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• n  the post or function properly or customarily occupied or served by another
  can you go in my stead?

• Still, the announcement itself was about as shocking as hearing that Barack Obama would be skipping the Inauguration and sending Joe Biden in his stead.
• So companies like Blackwater began offering those services--at a high price--in the military's stead.
• Now Maggie Teyte will see whether her studied musicianship will stand her in as good stead as once her pretty legs and elfish personality did.

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News & Articles

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• Power Outages in Stead, Spanish Springs, Washoe Valley
  Customers in the Stead area and Spanish Springs are starting to get some back power on after weather-related issues cut off electricity Monday afternoon.
  June 11, 2013 - KTVN Reno
• Power Outages Affect Customers in Stead, Spanish Springs
  More than 3,400 customers are currently without power in the Stead area. And about 4,000 customers have no power in Spanish Springs.
  June 10, 2013 - KTVN Reno
• Power Outage Affects 3,400 Customers in Stead Area
  More than 3,400 customers are currently without power in the Stead area.
  June 10, 2013 - KTVN Reno

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• David Kirk in Sydney Morning Herald
  Mr Kirk said the targeted $50 million in annualised cost savings would "hold us in good stead for years to come".