Replacing the original audio track

so i'm kind of new to premiere and i was wondering how you would replace the audio of an original clip with a different audio track?

Alt drag audio into audio on timeline.
Must be of the same length or have an inpoint otherwise it will be out of sync.
Save way is to put the different audio on a track below the original and mute the original.

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Dear <http://forums.adobe.com/people/Shai+Schcolnik> Shai Schcolnik
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Da: Shai Schcolnik [email protected]
Inviato: lunedì 7 gennaio 2013 12:13
A: Horsepower0171
Oggetto: How to revert to original, the extracted Audio Tracks with SoundBooth?
Re: How to revert to original, the extracted Audio Tracks with SoundBooth?
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