Marketed and Replaced

Marketed

Definitions of Marketed not found.

Replaced and marketed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Replaced" instead a verb "Marketed".

Replaced

Definitions of Marketed not found.

Marketed and replaced are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Marketed" instead a verb "Replaced".

Both words in one sentence

  • The series also has a hypothetical Japanese Gag Dub, done by most of the original Madoka voice actors,note except Chiwa Saito as Homura, who is replaced with Togashi Misuzu, which is intended as a parody of the American dub, marketed towards the adult fans of the original Madoka.
  • Eventually, the joke name was slightly tweaked (Great Un-named was replaced with Generic Universal), and it was marketed simply as GURPS - which turned out to be a memorably quirky acronym (as opposed to the abbreviations that most games at that time shortened to).
  • Music / Sugababes Era-Specific Personality: From 2000 - 2004, the group was marketed as a cool, unsmiling alternative to the loud, brash nature of groups such as Spice Girls (this was downplayed after Heidi replaced Siobhan, seeing as she was the group's resident Perpetual Smiler).
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