But people don't generally use emoji as substitutes for nouns.
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Rousseau, always seeking substitutes for his mother, called her Maman .
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Elsewhere, Cordani substitutes for King when encountering fans along the route.
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It substitutes for real life two eyes looking into two eyes.
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And, more crucially, "today's systems aren't robust substitutes for human drivers."
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These are not substitutes for a licensed therapist, but they're convenient.
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"The men are substitutes, let's say, substitutes for my old sweetheart."
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Simulated situations and questionnaires are poor substitutes for real-world evidence.
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Among the most common substitutes for snapper: seabream, tilapia and rockfish.
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As for veggies, the Olympians use them as substitutes for other foods.
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Products such as hand sanitizer can be good substitutes for washing hands.
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A question mark in a clue sometimes substitutes for 'maybe' or 'perhaps.
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That means the substitutes for it have to compete at that level.
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And ad agencies are seeking substitutes for its hoard of personal data.
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Vivo's "body soundcasting technology," which substitutes for a conventional speaker, is more successful.
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Invectives and law suit spectacles are no substitutes for that sort of policy.
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But I don&apost think it substitutes for the judgment of these executive.
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Until quite recently the academic literature treated migrants as substitutes for native workers.
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These are all direct substitutes for the minimum-wage workers they traditionally employ.
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Still, all of these are poor substitutes for consistent, on-the-ground campaigning.
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Some of the substitutes for BPA turned out to be even more concerning.
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"There are loads of substitutes for South Korean cars and cellphones," it said.
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Coutts describes his loss of words and their collaboration on finding substitutes for them.
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The drugs include combinations of antibiotics as well as substitutes for patients with complications.
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It makes no sense to use hospitals as expensive substitutes for old people's homes.
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In particular, this trend focused on mechanical or robotic substitutes for customer-faced interchanges.
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Substitutes for germanium in these IR applications do exist, but generally with degraded performance.
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Meal planning became about finding passable substitutes for the foods I used to love.
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Others used older, first generation e-cigarettes that were poor substitutes for nicotine delivery.
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Mexico is already making plans to find substitutes for the American goods it imports.
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Economic history shows that automation not only substitutes for human labor, it complements it.
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This multiplier effect is in part because immigrants are imperfect substitutes for native workers.
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One solution, advocated by Cricket Australia, is to explore introducing substitutes for all injuries.
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In both cases, there are no ready-to-hand substitutes for liquid fossil fuels.
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The simplest way to satisfy this demand is to concentrate on substitutes for familiar products.
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Today both are widely abused as more available, and more potent, substitutes for other drugs.
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While these aren't substitutes for a frank discussion, they serve as a backstop or guide.
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As with Britain's other contingency plans, there are no easy substitutes for a good deal.
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In most money-saving applications, there are no substitutes for what silicones can currently do.
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While these aren't substitutes for a frank discussion, they serve as a backstop or guide.
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People will continue to find healthy substitutes for comfort foods in 2020, according to Yelp.
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" … "…Cats, dogs, digients, they're all just substitutes for what we're supposed to be caring for.
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For another, some work casts doubt on the idea that medical marijuana substitutes for opioids.
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In Illinois, police reports are generally excluded and are not accepted as substitutes for live testimony.
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One of the popular substitutes for CFCs are a class of chemicals known as HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons).
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Murray's odd little poem substitutes for the lover's body a thing huge, hard, cold, and perilous.
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As Airbnb substitutes for hotels, often-significant lodging taxes are not collected in full by cities.
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There she spends four hours hooked up to a machine that substitutes for her failing kidneys.
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Beyond's sales has been soaring as consumers turn to meat substitutes for health and environmental reasons.
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Substitutes for petroleum fuel are still not at scale, particularly for trucking, shipping, rail and aviation.
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We don't see many substitutes for some of the imported products that US consumers currently enjoy.
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Half the titles were just substitutes for "-ville" attached to random location words, like NeighborhoodBurg or SlumPolis.
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The idea of using pig organs as substitutes for human ones has been around for a while.
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Most vegetable substitutes for animal proteins lacked the flavor, texture and nutritional heft of their animal corollaries.
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One of the most popular substitutes for CFCs is a class of chemicals known as HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons).
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Ice baths and other complementary strategies aren't substitutes for Western medicine when it's needed, Lee told Roll.
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Conservation groups say Chinese traditional medicine recipes can make use of substitutes for products from wild animals.
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Producing meat substitutes for a meatless diet emits about 80% less carbon than producing meat, Eshel said.
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But we can be sure we've lost the plot when that commitment substitutes for the thing itself.
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Disability dongles are not substitutes for access; instead, they are another barrier to full equity and inclusion.
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"Covfefe" is not funny, but it triggers shared recognition in a way that perniciously substitutes for humor.
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One of the most popular substitutes for CFCs are a class of chemicals known as HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons).
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Wood advises us to come up with new rewards as substitutes for the ones the phone provided.
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Mueller's office said the three properties Manafort put up for bail are insufficient substitutes for the bond.
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Finally, the task source found that jails are often being used as substitutes for mental health centers.
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If these movies aren't very good substitutes for the hand-drawn originals, they don't necessarily have to be.
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Existing medicine for addiction, such as methadone for heroin, or nicotine substitutes for tobacco, is not very effective.
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Critics argue that legalizing distribution of methadone substitutes for street drugs would simply promote addiction in Russian society.
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McPhail said the Civic Data Trust and data mobility are useful, but not effective substitutes for the law.
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Unskilled workers and existing migrants are most vulnerable, as they are the closest substitutes for the new arrivals.
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Recode Decode with Kara Swisher: Apology letters, "decency pledges" and press releases are toothless substitutes for real change.
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Complaints and vilifications of China are no substitutes for thought and smart German, EU and American trade policies.
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Yet reverence and respect are poor substitutes for kinship, as Jim Webb himself learned about a year ago.
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It's a lot easier to come up with close substitutes for something that requires a lot less investment.
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In sum, we need a plan that creates a wall, not a wall that substitutes for a plan.
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Here are some interesting vehicles worthy of consideration that may make enjoyable substitutes for what the masses are chasing.
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Democratic politicians sidle up to gang leaders for votes and use their thugs as substitutes for their political organizations.
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Instead, human trials might begin with a structure that substitutes for only the hormone production function of an ovary.
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Buying carbon credits and offsets and relying on disingenuous policies such as the CPP are no substitutes for technology.
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The models can serve as accessible miniature substitutes for real-world things like famous buildings and landmarks or vehicles.
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In Georgia, unlike in many countries, cathinones are not just cheap substitutes for other drugs, they are rival products.
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In the absence of true connections, we eat, using lemongrass, chili peppers and naan as culinary substitutes for integration.
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People who are laid off need help, and newly created jobs are not necessarily perfect substitutes for lost jobs.
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" Negative impacts on wages are mostly found for prior immigrants "who are often the closest substitutes for new immigrants.
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Here's what he told me: Often the phrase "strict constructionism" is a vacuous label that substitutes for careful analysis.
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Both barley and sorghum are used as substitutes for corn in feeding livestock in China, the world's biggest pork producer.
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From the report: Mobile services are not full substitutes for fixed services—there are salient differences between the two technologies.
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Impossible Foods aims to fight climate change by creating sustainable, plant-based substitutes for environmentally costly meat and dairy products.
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Citing the rich diversity of the nation's higher education choices suggests that all choices are good substitutes for one another.
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Irving substitutes for an injured player, shooting hoops to the astonishment of his teammates, before a flashback shows his transformation.
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Are gender-based obscenities just easy substitutes for the homophobic epithets that have become toxic even in swearing-tolerant places?
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These materials are increasingly being used by architects as substitutes for steel and concrete, even in some high-rise buildings.
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None of the analyses (that I've seen) take into account the impact of having to find substitutes for animal byproducts.
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The transformation of large pickups from work vehicles to substitutes for luxury sedans is most evident in the new Ram.
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Also popular are synthetic cathinones — also known as "bath salts" — that are sold as "legal" substitutes for MDMA and cocaine.
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"Mobile services are not full substitutes for fixed services—there are salient differences between the two technologies," Pai's fact sheet reads.
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Of course, checking in at Standing Rock or sharing a hashtag aren't substitutes for in-person shows of solidarity and action.
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This overwhelming rate of failure here is often attributed to the fact that mice and cells are poor substitutes for people.
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There were now substitutes for CFCs manufactured by the same companies and mandating cutbacks in production of CFCs was relatively inexpensive.
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As an aside, the volume down button now substitutes for the home button for the hard restart and restore mode functions.
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Hunter became an autodidactic apostle of whole grains, honey and vegetable oils as substitutes for refined flours, sugars and animal fats.
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If that vote succeeds, the Senate would then be able to consider numerous amendments, including complete substitutes for the House bill.
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If most of your daily caffeine is coming from soda, plenty of brands offer stimulant-free substitutes for your favorite flavors.
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But even more important and fulfilling, you should accept fewer substitutes for getting together with your loved ones in real life.
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I haven't tried it but I bet faux-meat substitutes for the sausage would work well here, F.Y.I. View this recipe.
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You might have noticed that the substitutes for the TEN, TWENTY, THIRTY and FORTY are sometimes Across entries and sometimes Downs.
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While engineers can sometimes find ways to change designs or use substitutes for some elements, cobalt could be tough to replace.
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Some slime-makers have come up with substitutes for the harmful cleaner, uploading YouTube tutorials of safe ways to make the toy.
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For now the chips are used largely as digital business cards, substitutes for keys or to store emergency documents such as wills.
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But now they have porn, video games, and other technology to provide them with much easier to obtain substitutes for that gratification.
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Future iterations of the Xbox, Playstation, Roku, Apple TV, or other integrated media streamers could serve as complete substitutes for cable boxes.
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At that point, the possibility of growing acceptable substitutes for human organs in specialised pig farms would be just around the corner.
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The Health Ministry set up a Drug Shortages Directorate in 2012 to minimize the impact by suggesting suitable substitutes for missing medicines.
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Future iterations of the XBox, Playstation, Roku, Apple TV or other integrated media streamers could serve as complete substitutes for cable boxes.
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Despite their proven benefits, diet and lifestyle modifications must be viewed as adjuncts to, rather than substitutes for, medication for many patients.
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The ornate, gothic police station substitutes for the original's haunted mansion, but eventually you descend into familiar-feeling catacombs and an underground laboratory.
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Ford officials say the F-150 carries cache with the rich because there are few substitutes for its ability to haul and tow.
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EnviGreen, a company based in Bangalore, India, claims to produce the country's first totally biodegradable substitutes for plastics — and the results are novel.
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Other parts suppliers from countries such as Germany, Japan, South Korea and France could also provide strong substitutes for U.S. components, he said.
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" Still, the diplomat conceded that "political gravitas and substantive knowledge are good substitutes for life in diplomacy," adding, "provided that they are there.
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But Airbus is collaborating with AMSilk, a German biotechnology firm, to develop silk-reinforced polymers that might one day become substitutes for CFRPs.
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Such services are primarily substitutes for taxis and rental cars and will have "limited impact on current or future vehicle ownership," said KBB.
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Instead, the baby's heart pumps blood through the umbilical cord into the system's low-resistance external oxygenator that substitutes for the mother's placenta.
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If bots are only serving as text-based substitutes for automated phone systems, then we're just providing consumers with another channel for frustration.
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Spero Foods is joining the legion of companies trying to transform the food industry with substitutes for animal proteins based on data analytics.
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I have already written about how we should use photos sparingly, as mementos triggering a memory instead of as substitutes for the memory.
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Substitutes for both included silver, tin and "Mosaic gold," made of tin sulphide (so called after Moses, regarded as the father of alchemy).
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The newly affianced, reluctant to trouble one another with family problems, may rent substitutes for parents who are divorced, incarcerated, or mentally ill.
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"The early results underscore the fact that today's systems aren't robust substitutes for human drivers," an insurance trade group said at the time.
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Banks could instead expand their non-interest business operations, raising their fees or replacing fee-based products as substitutes for interest-based products.
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Roast pork sometimes substitutes for turkey, but most of the meal is boiled, and it includes salt cod and an array of vegetables.
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Numerous exhibited objects are designed to be greener substitutes for those used in parts of the world that are ecologically harmful or failing.
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"Plant-based substitutes for meat have not gotten to the point where they can compete with meat on flavor, price, texture," Sawyer tells me.
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It also may seem more expensive (though that's debatable, since beans are one of the cheapest high-protein substitutes for meat you can buy).
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Fascinatingly, Swenson suspects the dressed-up guinea pigs served as substitutes for humans, and they may have been treated in very person-like ways.
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Among climate economists and wonks, the hunches, pet theories, and ritual invocations of "political will" too often are substitutes for deeper, systemic political analysis.
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We've rounded up a few of the more sumptuous celeb spaces and found standout substitutes for making your own, more affordable versions at home.
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HFCs were introduced as substitutes for chlorofluorocarbons, which were damaging the ozone layer that protects the planet from ultraviolet rays that cause skin cancer.
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Insults, invective and pandering have been poor substitutes for serious debate about the direction in which this country is going — or should be going.
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Dozens of financial institutions have tried to introduce cheaper substitutes for short-term, small-dollar loans, only to eliminate the products from their portfolios.
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As a stand-in, Streeter substitutes for Johnson before shooting each scene to help the film crew light the set and focus the camera.
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Elevated breakfasts, mocktails, Korean cuisine, and healthy substitutes for comfort foods like cauliflower pizza will all be more popular in 2020, according to Yelp.
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"Made in China 2025", the national development strategy, aims to create high-tech substitutes for foreign products from computer components to robots, cars and planes.
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In the port courts in Laredo and Brownsville, video substitutes for that kind of interaction entirely — but it has not been without hiccups so far.
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Sceptics insist that low-skilled migrants are substitutes for uneducated American workers, and so the presence of the former reduces the wages of the latter.
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The researchers then tattooed ten pieces of pig skin as substitutes for human flesh, using the same piercing and cutting techniques employed by Pacific islanders.
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Though Brazil's pulp industry is booming, it is on the lookout for new uses for its eucalyptus timber, from biofuels to green substitutes for plastics.
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The advent of digital reconstructions raises questions about their ownership and use, and the extent to which they can act as substitutes for the originals.
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There are many substitutes for cotton fabrics and canola oil (how many of us could pass a blind taste test for canola versus vegetable oil?).
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"The early results underscore the fact that today's systems aren't robust substitutes for human drivers," the insurance trade group said in its report published Tuesday.
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Despite neither being a regular for much of the 2018-19 campaign, both were brought on as substitutes for the season's final game against Chelsea.
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Though apps may be in roughly the same range as phone consultations for triage accuracy, they are poor substitutes for consulting a doctor in person.
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Before you resign yourself to a life of isolation—or worse, mistake your parents or coworkers as substitutes for real friends—take a deep breath.
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Prepare for the next generation of plant-based alternatives to dairy products: substitutes for cheese, butter and ice cream made with nuts, soy or coconut.
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A war story substitutes for a horror story, and at least one of them is the true tale of why a boy isn't coming home.
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The critic Frank Kermode believed that novels developed alongside a loss of faith in biblical chronology, as substitutes for Adam and Eve's universal family plot.
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Objects on display designed to be green substitutes for those that are ecologically harmful or failing are among the most thought-provoking in this exhibition.
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Congress should limit the number of customer transactions permitted per month and consider withdrawal restrictions so these new funds are not substitutes for transactions accounts.
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The first has to do with something called "import substitutability" — the ease with which the US can find substitutes for what it imports from China.
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Although many YouTube tutorials for the DIY slime feature Borax, some offer substitutes for the household cleaner like the edible cornstarch, baking soda and even salt.
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They've quickly become high-resolution and high frame rate, making them decent substitutes for the real thing while offering digital information overlays that aren't possible otherwise.
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According to energy experts, Kim's energy strategy includes transforming coal into synthetic fuels that can serve as substitutes for liquid petroleum fuels like gasoline and diesel.
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For Mr Holzhauer, Daily Double-hunting and aggressive wagering are not substitutes for skill, but tools to reap even bigger paydays from world-class trivia prowess.
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Bischoff's now functions mainly as a rental house and special effects custom shop, fabricating animals for use as props, animatronics, and lifelike substitutes for real animals.
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China apparently can live with that, but Japan is finding it hard to get substitutes for its flailing export and investment business with the big neighbor.
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But as their road banter turns to the topic of human connection, "Like Me" provides a reminder that bile and excrement are not substitutes for ideas.
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Others raised doubts about the government's ability to develop and promote substitutes for nonbiodegradable plastics that linger in soil, waterways and oceans for decades, even centuries.
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In my experience as a registered dietitian, clients normally find substitutes for gluten-containing treats and eventually add back in high-calorie, albeit gluten-free, indulgences.
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The document defines possible substitutes for conventional derivatives-based hedging, including hedging tools for currency exchanges, liquidity management and protecting against fluctuations in index-based returns.
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Transportation makes up another 32 percent — and, if anything, is a harder sector to address, since we don't have many easy substitutes for gasoline-powered cars.
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Fire OS comes with its own web browser and a rudimentary email, calendar, contacts, and document apps, but they are poor substitutes for Google or Microsoft's suites.
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An op-ed in The Wall Street Journal argues that these lists serve as a shortcut and cheap substitutes for not being more adventurous earlier in life.
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Fortunately, there are substitutes for sand: asphalt and concrete can be recycled, houses can be built with straw and wood, and mud can be used for reclamation.
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"Our entry into the ports is to protect them, not to occupy them or to be substitutes for the mercenaries or thieves who preceded us," Nazhuri said.
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Renting the property sight unseen You can find out a lot online and on Google Maps, but nothing substitutes for seeing the place with your own eyes.
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Store owner Samy al-Attar - whose last name is Arabic for apothecary - says a knowledgeable apothecary can find substitutes for drugs treating almost all non-terminal illnesses.
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But it would be a mistake to see these moves as genuine attempts to address American society's many ills, let alone as adequate substitutes for government action.
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Chemical or virtual highs, a lot of us believe, are cheap substitutes for genuine happiness at best—and a delusional trap that can destroy lives at worst.
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Those two — Muir Glen Organic San Marzano-style and Bionaturae Organic — made surprisingly good substitutes for fresh tomatoes in the sandwich, and in my favorite weeknight minestrone.
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We fed them into a statistical model, which assigned weights for each position, and created a hypothetical starting 11 (plus a couple of substitutes) for each club.
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As Spud fends off his cravings by scribbling the stories of his youth, one habit substitutes for another and we are reminded of how little we change.
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There's delicacy in the girlish breasts and in the rounded, pivoting knife that substitutes for a right hand, and you can slurp soup from the left hand.
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"Buy American" and "Hire American" should not be substitutes for America's defense of (a) fair trade, (b) international trade adjustment rules and (c) a sustainably balanced world economy.
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But since then plummeting prices for virgin paper, plastic and fuels, and hence also for the waste that substitutes for them, have put an end to such visions.
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"There is no alert that substitutes (for) the prudent measures of building properly, having good regulations for construction, and also civil protection," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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However, highly rated borrowers whose liabilities could be risk-free substitutes for US Treasurys are typically sovereigns as well, and they almost always borrow in their own currencies.
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Then it will be up to the CSU to decide whether to accept them as substitutes for the threatened border policy, or whether Mr Seehofer should act unilaterally.
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Replacing or finding substitutes for the Turkish components would slow production for a three-month period at the Lockheed Martin facility that builds the jets, the person said.
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The arbitrary decisions of Trump and his anointed acolytes in support of these special pleaders and against the overall public interest are political substitutes for free-market decisions.
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On-line ordering and delivery survivor Peapod eventually purchase by Giant, has taught us that online ordering complements bricks-and-mortar grocery stores, rather than substitutes for them.
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That might entail using substitutes for certain raw materials such as wood or by increasing crop yields on existing farmland so that we don't need as much space.
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Rather than finding substitutes for carbon-based processes, it finds a substitute for the carbon used in them — carbon from the air rather than carbon from the ground.
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That may be the real secret of the book's enduring popularity, the way it substitutes for a feeling of genuine loss the almost pleasant pain of nostalgia. ♦
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It's rumored that the two companies will soon go on an advertising blitz to tout the benefits of their substitutes for HFC-28500A and counteract the high price.
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Beyond Meat creates substitutes for meat by using ingredients that mimic the composition of animal-based meat, mainly employing pea protein that looks and cooks like beef or chicken.
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Sexual liberation prevailed at the time; Nicola L. delivered "Femme Commode" (1969), a yellow wooden chest replicating the female figure, where drawers were substitutes for lips, breasts and vulva.
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The company has found substitutes for some parts from suppliers in other countries, including Japan, and its in-house semiconductor unit, HiSilicon, has developed replacements for some advanced chips.
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But FIFA president Gianni Infantino said he preferred to allow permanent extra substitutes for concussions and would like to see trials held before any new rule is brought in.
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I had once seen a movie about Lassie and knew that goldfish were poor substitutes for a loyal pet that could save you if you fell in a well.
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The next big battle in decarbonizing electricity is finding zero-carbon substitutes for natural gas — maybe utilities are farther along in girding for that battle than I had thought.
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You simply hold the controller as you normally would, and use the four rear paddles as substitutes for your controller's face buttons, letting you keep your thumbs on the sticks.
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As the mother of a child with multiple food allergies, Denise Woodard learned firsthand how hard it is to find safe and delicious substitutes for common snacks such as cookies.
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The category includes biofuel substitutes for gasoline and diesel, as well as biomass from crop waste and other organic sources used to generate heat in homes and power in factories.
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Health department officials are "charged with ensuring that Original Medicare options and Medicare Advantage plans are and remain close functional substitutes for one another," Aetna's lawyers wrote in their brief.
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Here's a real buzzkill for anyone who's still eating gluten-free because they think it's healthier: Packaged gluten-free foods are shitty substitutes for packaged gluten-containing foods, nutritionally speaking.
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For instance, it assumes that undocumented immigrants without a high school diploma are perfect substitutes for American workers without a high school diploma, an implausible proposition on language grounds alone.
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Pinatel said light materials are increasingly used as substitutes for metals in various industrial sectors such as transport and energy, all of which is lifting demand for plastics and polymers.
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Perhaps pandering to viewers who these days expect a higher yuck factor, this new iteration is more gruesome yet much less scary, its sleekness and efficiency poor substitutes for foreboding.
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Replacing or finding substitutes for the Turkish components would slow production for a three-month period at the Lockheed Martin facility that builds the jets, one of the sources said.
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Turns out Snapchat and Facebook are pretty good substitutes for hanging at the mall, and UberPool and Lyft Line are cheap and always-on ways to get around—even to work.
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Although compounders aren't allowed to copy any medication (whether patented or generic) that is readily available, they can make substitutes for drugs that are off the market or in short supply.
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"It's a big opportunity for those companies to show that new alternatives can be substitutes for traditional cars, for short distances," said Miguel Abad, who leads public affairs for the group.
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Stocks, meanwhile, tend to rise along with yields, both because bonds and stocks are natural substitutes for one another, and because economic growth tends to increase both yields and stock prices.
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We should also take seriously the criticism coming from organizations like Restaurant Opportunities Centers United, which has slammed some gig companies for using workers' tips as substitutes for decent base pay.
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The second possible explanation is that companies regard CSR and taxes as substitutes for each other: the less you pay in taxes, the more you have left over for good works.
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If you keep throwing new plot developments at the audience without properly dealing with the old ones, you have a storyline where plot twists become cheap substitutes for actual plot progression.
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For "Housewarming," Beauchene turned to "friends and artists I've worked with in the last few years" to bring together works that act as artistic substitutes for functional objects throughout the apartment.
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Trust among Americans and for many of our institutions is at its lowest levels in generations, and stereotyping and prejudice have become substitutes for knowing and understanding one another as individuals.
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Fixing monetary excesses and the twin deficits is a difficult work-in-progress, where screaming and kicking rear ends, as one U.S. official boasted recently, cannot be substitutes for effective economic policies.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday that U.S. and most European central banks are "extremely cautious" of the idea of issuing digital currencies as substitutes for cash.
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Plant-based substitutes for meat have been gaining popularity as more people shift towards vegan or vegetarian diets, amid growing concerns about animal welfare and the environmental hazards of intensive animal farming.
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"The most likely answer looking at this is fentanyl is becoming more common as it substitutes for heroin," medical epidemiologist Dan Ciccarone of the University of California, San Francisco, told BuzzFeed News.
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Threats of a 45 percent import tariff on goods produced in China, technically unprovable charges of China's exchange-rate manipulation and unrelenting anti-dumping suits are no substitutes for effective trade policies.
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Amid the cacophony of blockchain-based would-be substitutes for official currencies, central banks from Singapore to Sweden have been pondering whether they should issue digital versions of their own money, too.
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Most companies that make these products will rush to say the same thing: we're not making medical-grade devices, and these are in no way meant to be substitutes for medical devices.
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The latest funding recipient in this space appears to be Bonumuse, which is working to commercialize two rare sugars, Tagatose and Allulose, as lower-calorie and potentially healthier substitutes for table sugar.
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And it's soon clear that if you want to stand out in this crowd, you'd better know how to deploy those mics, which become substitutes for swords in duel and battle scenes.
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The introduction of the controversial note led to protests by vegan-led animal rights activists last November, which consequently prompted the institution to launch an investigation into better substitutes for the ingredient.
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One of the show's continuing themes is the importance of the stories the characters tell about themselves — the ways in which persona substitutes for personality — and that's manifest in the season opener.
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Beyond Meat creates substitutes for meat by using ingredients that mimic the composition of animal-based meat, like proteins from peas, fava beans and soy, that look and cook like beef or chicken.
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Banks could also see lower funding costs as households view WMPs as substitutes for bank deposits and removing the perception that WMPs are risk-free could spur inflows into bank deposits, Qu said.
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That means British substitutes for existing EU agricultural and rural funds; comprehensive free-trade agreements with the EU and other trading partners; and ongoing co-ordination of standards between Britain and the union.
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Men's earnings tend to surge when there are fewer substitutes for a given worker, when the job must be done in teams and when clients demand specific lawyers, accountants, consultants and financial advisers.
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Patrons at Cote, Daniel and French Laundry can now order nonalcoholic substitutes for a negroni or a dark-and-stormy from Curious Elixirs, a new line of individually bottled alcohol-free craft cocktails.
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" While companies market infant formula by claiming their products are effective substitutes for breast milk, Dr. Ramaswamy said, "formula is not going to help women live longer and be there for their families.
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"I can't say that I consciously miss red meat, although I imagine at some point I'll make an effort to find substitutes for my favorite comfort foods, like French dip sandwiches," Ogden says.
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But arguments on all sides often became substitutes for more vexing discussions of America's role in the world, its responsibility (or not) to intervene, and the importance (or not) of defending human rights.
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"If you think about a new technology, it does two things: It substitutes for existing labor, but it also compliments the creation of new jobs—making the AI, and using the AI," he said.
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People who start opioid use illegally are not going to have problems finding substitutes for prescription medications on the illicit market—indeed, shunting them away from medical sources will increase their risk of dying.
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A recent New Yorker report on the phenomenon featured a widower who rented two women to act as substitutes for his deceased wife and estranged daughter to give him some comfort for a while.
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"You don't have to wait for a poppy plant to mature when you can just hire a chemist and develop some of these substitutes for heroin in a back-alley chemist lab," he said.
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Some things that we can look forward to: A city landscape completely altered by self-driving cars, and mixed-reality glasses that can act as substitutes for certain parts of human memory, he said.
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In a response this week, Mr. Stringer approved the request but said he had "deep misgivings" about the city's approach, citing examples of how hotels are considered inadequate substitutes for other forms of shelter.
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But contrary to what Berger and Barnes seem to believe, their words, rather than acting as lesser substitutes for the art, help us dive into this space of silence that extends deep into the past.
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And, in the past few years, coconut substitutes for milk, oil, and water have become synonymous with health — even though studies show that coconut products are generally no better for you than the real deal.
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Mr. Viumdal explains how to create indoor substitutes for idyllic primeval woodlands ("skogluft" is a Norwegian word for "forest air"): Cover your walls and shelves with pots of golden pothos plants, which require minimal care.
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If intensified in some ways, these smaller-scale drills and state-of-the-art simulations could be adequate substitutes for the annual United States-South Korea exercises that Pyongyang says it finds to be threatening.
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There are reasons to suspect they are poor substitutes for religion: They are not part of a well-established social and institutional support system and they lack a deeper and historically rich philosophy of meaning.
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" The researchers concluded that the low-strength products "appear to be marketed not as substitutes for higher-strength products but as ones that can be consumed on additional occasions with an added implication of healthiness.
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A small number of models have emerged in recent years as substitutes for the criminal justice system, including civil litigation, mediation, and the restorative justice movement, but those are designed to resolve conflicts, not uncover truths.
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Although not yet fully emerged from the "uncanny valley" that makes digital avatars appear unrealistic, they show potential in the long run to become cheap, compliant substitutes for humans in the aggregation and presentation of news.
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An example would be "Precarious Twister" (2008), by the curator of Kaltenbach's show, David E. Stone, which faithfully reconstructs the popular game but for the pile of broken glass that substitutes for the familiar plastic sheet.
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Sex robots and other virtual substitutes for intercourse are bad and deadly and dehumanizing, but in one of the ironies that our society's evolution regularly delivers, I suspect enlightened liberal opinion will end up welcoming them.
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However powerful these platforms can be as organizing tools, it is imperative that we not forget that they are ultimately controlled by capital and thus cannot be counted on as substitutes for work on the ground.
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Last year, China imported about 40 million tonnes of substitutes for corn, including sorghum, DDGs and barley, from the United States and other countries, said Fred Gale, a senior economist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Plant-based substitutes for meat have been gaining popularity as more people shift towards vegan or vegetarian diets, amid growing concerns about health risks from eating meat, animal welfare and the environmental hazards of intensive animal farming.
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Chinese airlines operated other aircraft as substitutes for the 737 Max 8s on 256 flights in the first several hours after the grounding of the jets, according to VariFlight, an online flight-tracking service based in China.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - U.S. sanctions targeting Russia's nascent high tech industry have caused a Russian microchip company significant financial woes and delayed the launch of an initiative meant to produce substitutes for Western products, the firm's owner said.
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Possible climate impact: Glen Peters, research director at Norway's CICERO Institute who was not involved in the study, notes that cutting CO2 from crude production is important because of the lack of good substitutes for oil in transportation.
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China, where an animal-loving middle class has been trying to change old ways, has promoted substitutes for tiger bones, rhino horns and certain other wild animal products, but doubts persist about their usefulness even among some officials.
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Plant-based substitutes for meat have been all the rage as more people shift towards vegan or vegetarian diets, amid growing concerns about health risks from eating meat, animal welfare and the environmental hazards of intensive animal farming.
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The burger version (a sizable pork patty, with no pig blood evident) comes with a spicy chili sauce that substitutes for ketchup, and will bring sweat to the brow, as does the sweet/hot dipping sauce for fries.
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People have been experimenting with flavouring Soylent and Soylent substitutes for years now; some DIYers believe the official product was intentionally made to taste as bland and "neutral" as possible to encourage users to add their own flavour.
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If nothing else, the search for a lasting laboratory-produced heart is a humbling reminder of technology's limitations, of how far even the best minds are from creating substitutes for natural marvels that evolved across millions of years.
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Some lawyers defending people who have been caught up in Mr. Mueller's investigation privately complain that the special counsel's team is unwilling to engage in the usual back-and-forth that precedes — or substitutes for — grand jury testimony.
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Every military in the world tries to simulate combat to train soldiers; every military knows that simulations, drills, and war exercises, no matter how well designed and how essential to preparedness, are not substitutes for actual combat experience.
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In time, mid-band wireless 5G networks will become effective substitutes for fiber-based wired networks, allowing AT&T and Verizon to break the stranglehold of fixed broadband providers like Comcast for providing high-speed home internet services.
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It will be even easier to get lost in these technologies, abandoning real life for a virtual one, or use them as substitutes for human interaction, querying an eye-piece for directions or recommendations instead of asking a local.
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They are hunted by poachers who export their long canine teeth from African countries to places such as Hong Kong and the United States where they serve as substitutes for elephant tusks, says the wildlife trade monitoring network TRAFFIC.
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Once boasting over 700 mines with over 220,214 workers, the industry was hit by 2400 legislation to limit deforestation and the discovery of substitutes for natural mica, forcing most mines to close due to cost and stringent environmental rules.
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Once boasting over 133 mines with over 20,000 workers, the industry was hit by 1980 legislation to limit deforestation and the discovery of substitutes for natural mica, forcing most mines to close due to cost and stringent environmental rules.
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The WHO investigated and blames the decline on several factors: misperceptions that sharing genetic sequence data substitutes for virus samples; complicated export procedures for virus shipments; and the political nature of decision-making at country level regarding virus sharing.
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And that might be what marketers want: In a related study, they found that light wines and beers appeared not to be marketed as substitutes for the harder stuff, but as ones that can be consumed on additional occasions.
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Monumental yet now illegible other than their spines, these books that hypothetically would never unite are now adjoined with the aid of an essential cooking tool, while the analytical thinking commonly associated with the Western perspective substitutes for the ground beef.
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This week, news came from New Zealand, via The Guardian, stating that girls are using things like phone books, newspapers, and rags as substitutes for sanitary products and many were simply skipping school altogether when they were on their periods.
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A paper by Marco Manacorda, Alan Manning and Jonathan Wadsworth, of the London School of Economics, similarly concludes that immigrants to Britain are imperfect substitutes for native-born workers, so they have little impact on natives' job prospects or wages.
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They have accepted resolutions as substitutes for declarations and, more importantly, have allowed resolutions to become increasing general and vague, thus allowing (as we are now seeing) open-ended power to intervene militarily in virtually any country at any time.
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For instance, heavy-lift vehicles being developed by the private sector, such as SpaceX's soon-to-be launched Falcon Heavy or Blue Origin's future New Glenn rocket, could prove to be adequate substitutes for the SLS at much lower costs.
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Hippos are increasingly hunted by poachers, who export their long canine teeth from countries in Africa to Hong Kong and the United States, where they are used as substitutes for elephant tusks, according to the wildlife trade monitoring network TRAFFIC.
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Food manufacturers are keeping up, with animal-free substitutes for meat, cheese, and milk more popular than ever, even in the fast food world, with the Impossible Burger convincing even meat lovers to try plant versions of their favorite meals.
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The completeness of Facebook allows people to create better substitutes for in-person support groups in a wide range of ever-narrowing demographics — from casual interests like Instant Pot recipes for Korean food to heavy life-altering circumstances like rare forms of cancer.
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"It looks like natural light, to fit human biorhythms," Chung Lee said in an interview ahead of the launch of the new LEDs in Frankfurt, adding that some sales would be substitutes for existing LEDs but the technology should also create new demand.
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Thankfully, it seems many of these apps are in violation of Google Maps' terms of use, which generally states that customers are not allowed to re-distribute or create substitutes for Google Maps Core Services and pass them off as if they were something else.
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And when hope substitutes for a plan, failure is inevitable — as evidenced by a three-day ceasefire in June at the end of Ramadan, when Taliban fighters were allowed to roam the streets only to return to their killing after a well-fed rest.
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In times of financial panic, wholesale bond buying, negative interest rates and disbursing cash directly to consumers (the yet-to-be-deployed weapon in the central banker's armory) have been seen as easy policy substitutes for governments unwilling or incapable of taking action themselves.
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In the second epistemic world, the default position is to believe women who make sexual assault allegations, the good ol' boys' network seems ugly and out of date (#timesup), and too often moral outrage substitutes for real thinking, and more important, for real power.
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Perhaps we have become so used to substitutes for money, and to money as a dense forest of obscure processes like the packaging of derivatives, that there is now a high threshold for the counterfeit and the unknowable at the top levels of politics.
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Signs advertising "Fresh Fish" rather than Fresh Fish make it clear how easy it is for less educated or immigrant writers to mistake quotation marks as substitutes for underlining -- my favorite example of this was a store in New York advertising that one could Make "A" Salad!
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She also noted that the D.C. Circuit last August upheld EPA authority to declare that HFCs were not safe substitutes for ozone-depleting substances, though it refused to require manufacturers that had replaced such substances with HFCs - when HFCs were thought safe - to switch to something else.
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Pay-TV is likely far less recession-proof today than it was in 2008, as lower-cost streaming alternatives have become acceptable substitutes for many aspects of traditional TV. In 2008, MoffettNathanson noted a slowdown in pay-TV additions, but attributed it primarily to the housing crisis.
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Local news radio station KJZZ reported this week that two inmates at the Arizona State Prison Complex in Perryville wrote to the religious group, American Friends Service Committee, alleging that they were forced to find substitutes for toilet paper for days after prison officials said the facility ran out.
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However, data has shown sales of plant-based groceries have increased, which points to a growing interest in healthful eating and environmentalism, plus greater access to plant-based substitutes for meat and dairy products as seen in the success of start-ups like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods.
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"When it comes to other illnesses like breast cancer or heart disease, we'd never rely solely on grants for treatment — because we know that grants are not substitutes for health coverage," said Linda Rosenberg, president and chief executive of the National Council for Behavioral Health, which represents treatment providers.
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While TV characters, film heroes, and even my beloved podcasters can never serve as substitutes for complete friends, the worlds they open up can remind you of all that is still out there to explore, making what seems like a small life, so much bigger than you could ever imagine.
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The sector benefits from a degree of ordinary support from Chinese authorities, most notably in the form of market liquidity injections and aid for financially troubled borrowers, but major disruptions in the issuance of WMPs, quasi-substitutes for time deposits or interbank market distress could lead to Viability Rating downgrades.
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Unlike other fuels, there are few substitutes for oil, and while the development of electric vehicles is a strategic priority for China's leadership, this is in many ways driven as much by a desire to capture a position of global leadership in new technologies as it is by energy security.
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The sector benefits from a degree of ordinary support from Chinese authorities, most notably in the form of liquidity injections in the market and aid for financially troubled borrowers, but major disruptions in the issuance of WMPs, quasi-substitutes for time deposits or interbank market distress could lead to Viability Rating downgrades.
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Fiserv may look to leverage its other banking connections to find substitutes for the business it's losing with the end of the JV. BAMS claims 17.3 billion transactions and over 700,000 merchant locations, and once Fiserv's collaboration with Bank of America concludes it'll likely lose access to around half of that volume.
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"[T]he defendant admitted to the forfeiture allegations in the Information and agreed that the following property constitutes or is derived from proceeds traceable to the offense alleged in Count One," the court document states, while noting that two of the New York properties were substitutes for assets unable to be seized by the government.
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The US delegation worked hard, but largely unsuccessfully, to water down a resolution recognizing the importance of breastfeeding for infants and working against misleading attempts to sell substitutes for a mother's milk, the Times reported, citing more than a dozen participants from various countries, many of whom requested anonymity for fear of US retaliation.
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Meanwhile, as someone who reads widely in (and has sympathies with) neoliberalism's critics, I'm not sure any of the theoretical attempts at a post-liberal politics have yet escaped what you might call the Steve Bannon trap, in which name-dropping figures from the more ideologically exciting past substitutes for actually devising a new blueprint of one's own.
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"I always took away from these gatherings the feeling that it was somehow related to the struggles that I've faced in my own life — struggles different from his only because they occurred on the streets of more fashionable neighborhoods," he said, noting how the battle with false substitutes for a fulfilling life took shape in upscale areas.
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The touch pads are poor substitutes for a mouse, and the Steam controller can't compete with established controllers from Xbox and PlayStation, both of which can be hooked up to a PC. Razer, which you can tell makes game accessory products because everything is branded in black and neon green, has a boldly nerdy solution: simply bring the mouse and keyboard to the couch.
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This is, of course, a larger question about what it means to consume and support art in a capitalist era where buying Funko Pops of Katya and Alaska or Bianca del Rio t-shirts is a gesture that's supposed to say something about our taste choices or our allegiances, but which ultimately has us subscribe to a model wherein objects serve as substitutes for the real thing.
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In particular, his ownership of a series of prints depicting the rooms of famous writers and politicians (such as "The Death Room of Corot") suggests that van Gogh returned to the subject of the domestic interior not just as a way of keeping busy on a rainy day, but as a means of embodying his own feelings of loneliness, disconnection from family and sustained friendships, and his need to find substitutes for these things.
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