Assertion: projectionist's job | /r/CapableOf | phase out in favour
Facets:
value: computers that created
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF: When Kodak closed the Coburg factory, it said the closure was due to the growing popularity of digital photography and a downturn in demand for printed photographs.
text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF: By the 1960s, some billy boys were also going to the shops for the men to get them food, but by this time billy boys had transitioned into more formal apprenticeships.
text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF: New lifts in newer buildings that were easy to use didn’t require operators, as they could be used by anyone entering the building.
text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF: In 1921, 144 new drapery shops registered in Victoria.
text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF: Electronic clocks or electric clockwinders that required less maintenance and fewer repairs.
text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF:
text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF: Computers and the advent of more efficient technologies that helped companies keep accurate records and process their invoices took over from comptometrists.
text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF: Buying milk and even bread from supermarkets and milkbars.
text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF: Computers that created a cheaper and more efficient environment for workers to do their own typing.
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text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF: Automated ticketing, which came in between 1996-1998, was the beginning of the end for connies.
text: JOB PHASED OUT IN FAVOUR OF: Sewage pipes, first laid in Melbourne in the late 1800s, were not available in all areas.