But I still want to reiterate my original point, only if the original source is problematic, one wants to remove/replace the non-breaking space. I recall when I processed some doc files, seems like Word has been trying to be too smart, there are many non-breaking space that shouldn't be there (if my memory serves me well).

Otherwise, replacing non-breaking space to space is basically wrong in typography (another example is "1-2" vs "1–2"). In other words, you're destroying the information the original author has carefully put in there.

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