Because of the early substitution for injured goalkeeper Mouez Hassen, it's Tunisia's final substitution.
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Productivity growth is capital substitution, and robots and AI are just another form of capital substitution.
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But there is little data on how often this substitution occurs and how large an effect it has—and similarly, we don't know enough about substitution between alcohol and marijuana.
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Limited Substitution Threat: Liquid Telecom's market-leading position is underpinned by its unique cross-border fibre network spanning 13 countries in Africa, with limited substitution threat from alternative network operators.
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Limited Substitution Threat: Liquid Telecom's market-leading position is underpinned by a unique cross-border fibre network spanning 13 countries in Africa, with limited substitution threat from alternative network operators.
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"US textile product labelling laws allow substitution of labels, so long as the entity making the substitution is identified on the new label and keeps records for three years," she said.
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Similar databases in Europe, such as the Substitution Support Portal, also help companies search for and evaluate alternatives to hazardous chemicals, as well as provide guidance on the process of chemical substitution.
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Now she's sharing another healthy substitution for the salty snack.
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However, he suggested this might be offset by trade substitution.
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But perhaps the biggest hindrance to crop substitution is geography.
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Those guidelines prominently feature substitution therapy and needle exchange programs.
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That worthy substitution may make Cyrano more of an Everyman.
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Russia uses its final substitution, as Dzyuba's day is done.
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The substitution has more recently been embraced in New Orleans.
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The substitution concern on a platform is a lot higher.
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"It's not a substitution to (the) fiber network," Tong said.
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C., who rejected the substitution, hence the pointedly vacant chair.
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I think it's actually a pretty reasonable substitution to make.
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And since Netflix is so incredibly levered to subscriber growth, even if there's just a little bit of substitution, just a tiny bit of substitution, I think it's going to weigh on the stock.
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" Unlike substitution between factors of production, logistic technology substitution is "intrinsically dynamic and largely irreversible," driven mainly by "endogenous cost reductions and market growth of new technological systems as they displace older, incumbent industries.
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The fundamental problem with import substitution is that it's backward-looking.
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This year, it started including a note disclosing any ingredient substitution.
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Rather, they are engaged in "decoding" or "text substitution," he said.
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This substitution effect typically leads to downward revisions in the CPI.
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Learning how to use a sensory-substitution device is hard work.
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Russia was forced into an early substitution: Denis Cheryshev checked in.
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The first substitution as Cheikhou Kouyate comes in for Alfred N'Diaye.
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Slowly, the island became a digital substitution for my real life.
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A similar substitution has helped lower emissions in the United States.
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Other studies, from Australia and New Zealand, found a similar substitution effect.
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"I am quite optimistic on substitution from steel to aluminum," he said.
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Without access to opioid substitution treatment, she'd struggle through withdrawal, then relapse.
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Canadians have long disliked simultaneous substitution, or "simsub", as they call it.
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But conventional inflation measures like CPI don't incorporate that kind of substitution.
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This is the simplest kind of code there is: a substitution cipher.
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The coaches don't seem to know, which shows in their substitution patterns.
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They came up with chained CPI, which adds the concept of substitution.
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Chicago State was a late substitution addition to the Notre Dame schedule.
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Most, but not all, of this literature supports the cannabis substitution theory.
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Foreign business groups have criticized the program as large-scale import substitution.
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They continued talking to me as if the substitution was perfectly normal.
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Above all do not worry greatly about making the one correct substitution.
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The substitution of Brett Kavanaugh for Justice Kennedy may do the trick.
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France makes their first substitution, bringing Steven N'Zonzi in for Olivier Giroud.
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"I never took a jump shot, never made a substitution," he said.
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All are punny clues that require the same letter substitution to answer.
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Moreover, in many cases, an import substitution victory would be a Pyrrhic one.
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Peace-deal sceptics cheer on forced eradication; pro-deal politicians back crop substitution.
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Most assume that the manuscript is written in what's called a substitution cipher.
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Still, organic farming, to a large extent, is a substitution type of farming.
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Thirstie suggested that I call the liquor store and talk about a substitution.
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IN RUSSIA at the moment, lots of people are talking about "import substitution".
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There are tricks that capture this sort of substitution when compiling price measures.
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Happily, this trend in workforce substitution has an upside as well as downside.
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No, he didn't tweet a helpful ingredient substitution suggestion for your favorite recipe.
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India, following a model of import-substitution growth, barely participated in world trade.
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After all, there's just no substitution for real charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent.
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Colombia uses its final substitution, bringing on Miguel Borja in place of Falcao.
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Colombia is forced to make an early substitution as Abel Aguilar gets injured.
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"There is no substitution for vincristine that can be recommended," Dr. Unguru said.
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However, foreign business groups have criticized the program as large-scale import substitution.
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C., rejected the substitution and pointedly left the open chair to shame Google.
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Another frequent substitution is farm-raised salmon sold as wild or sockeye salmon.
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Leave notes on them if you've discovered a recipe hack or ingredient substitution.
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The substitution didn't seem to bother Mr. Trump, and perhaps even delighted him.
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The central government has not published 2019 target on coal substitution across the country.
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No substitution or transfer of prizes or cash redemptions permitted by the Winner(s).
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He made an injury substitution, brought in Harry Booth to shoot my free throws.
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No substitution or transfer of prizes or cash redemptions permitted by the winner(s).
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Cannabis-assisted treatment Now Canadian scientists are working on an unconventional substitution for it.
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No substitution or transfer of prizes or cash redemptions are permitted by a Winner.
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Bagel breakfast specials would often include one free coffee, just not a tea substitution.
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Giles is interested in the relationship between this kind of sensory substitution and synaesthesia.
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However, it makes a nice substitution for people who are lactose intolerant, he said.
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Chained CPI takes the impact of substitution on a consumer's purchasing power into account.
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Giles is interested in the relationship between this kind of sensory substitution and synesthesia.
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Russia makes their final substitution, taking off goal scorer Artem Dzyuba for Fedor Smolov.
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The "when" of the substitution is crucial: If, purely hypotethically, a proposal by Sens.
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Archbishop Bruguès said Thursday that it was unclear when the theft and substitution occurred.
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Furthermore, it's unclear that the public-transit substitution is occurring during peak Manhattan hours.
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I mean, the lines about his dad were not a big substitution for me.
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Three penalties were for false starts on offense, two for substitution infractions on defense.
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CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION: No transfer, assignment, or substitution of a Prize permitted, except Time Inc.
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Vanke said the purpose of the substitution is to streamline the company's offshore debt management.
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"We're seeing a substitution away from new vehicles to late-model used vehicles," he said.
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For Sanchez, who said his village would embrace legalization, crop substitution is a poor alternative.
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The variety of specific operational characteristics makes across-the-board substitution for industrial heat difficult.
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"Moreover, replacing bits sold to Huawei may take some time to normalize on substitution effects."
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The agency says the assault was an attempt to stop crop-substitution in that area.
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None of the main right-of-centre candidates has given much support to crop substitution.
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This technology and substitution did not stop due to low oil prices, as OPEC expected.
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There are several sources, but the most important one in this context is substitution bias.
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"The only bull case for platinum you can make is substitution (from palladium)," Menke said.
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Capital substitution is expensive, and the labour pool that can facilitate it is very small.
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EXPERTS warn that "the substitution of machinery for human labour" may "render the population redundant".
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In the 64th minute, he made a double substitution to regain control of the midfield.
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"This isn't meant to be the substitution for a caregiver, therapy, or medication," she said.
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A recommendation from a hotel or resort is no substitution for asking the right questions.
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With price signals, substitution, and technological change, Solow and his colleagues were convinced we would.
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There are potential substitutes, but substitution in some uses may lead to losses in performance.
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First, there's the phenomenon called substitution, a basic feature of the science of chemistry itself.
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So it's like a substitution for something that's already there, with these secondary long-term risks.
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Grants from the European Union promote the substitution of coca with aquaculture using local Amazonian fish.
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Indeed, any opportunity for reuse or reduction should "take priority" over material substitution, according to Hoover.
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At this much later stage of our development, import substitution is neither easily achievable nor smart.
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There are many examples of why building our trade policy around import substitution is so impractical.
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Growth this year is coming mainly from a small recovery in exports and from import substitution.
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The Lakers trailed by eight and, watching it, you were preparing yourself for the ceremonial substitution.
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For many farmers, little incentive exists to grow crops the government hopes can blossom through substitution.
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" Camus believes that all Western countries are faced with varying degrees of "ethnic and civilizational substitution.
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What exactly is the substitution for big-ticket items like education or housing or health care?
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But opiate substitution therapies like methadone or Suboxone can be hard to access on the inside.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump announced on Thursday the swift substitution of his national security adviser: Lt. Gen.
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It's the lawyer's substitution of his goal of avoiding the death penalty for the client's goal.
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This was not about the fizzy highs of starving oneself, but rather pragmatism, substitution, portion control.
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Technological substitution, in this view, will lead GDP growth to decouple from resource use and emissions.
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Giorgia Meloni, whose Brothers of Italy party will likely join the coalition, warned of "ethnic substitution".
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The substitution draws our attention to what is left behind in the wake of social disaster.
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The Cavaliers attack Bogut this way every chance they get, until Steve Kerr counters with a substitution.
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The Flood-for-Cobb substitution, however, may be too late in the game to make a difference.
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The team suggests that people on an opiate substitution therapy be urged to store their medication safely.
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Now the government plans to combine attacks on drug processing with voluntary agreements for eradication and substitution.
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Yet the argument treats the elasticity of substitution as a meaningful parameter in a well-behaved economy.
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The substitution of "softened captor" for "bewitched suitor" has since become conflated in the pop-culture lexicon.
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Under certain conditions, it may be possible and even advisable to implement a policy of import substitution.
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The little metal trophy actually holds a Choron instead of a sword, in a substitution symbolizing peace.
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The data were used to test two competing theories on the effect of legalization: scale and substitution.
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"We use the hydrogen and allow a complete substitution of diesel, heavy duty vehicles, with hydrogen technology."
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Initially when she started treatment with counseling and drug substitution she relapsed and would still use cocaine.
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These are the things in which they believe, the simple substitution of collective choice for individual choice.
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The acceleration of digital substitution for physical transaction mail results in reduced need for PBI's mailing equipment.
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No substitution or transfer of Grand Prize (or portion thereof) or cash redemptions permitted by the Winner.
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There is growing evidence that ObamaCare's substitution of government run care for private sector arrangements increases costs.
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We also need a better understanding of how much substitution there is between different classes of drugs.
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Let's assume for a second that the substitution project remains in draft and that cobalt remains indispensable.
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THE SUBSTITUTION ORDERBy Martin Clark Have you heard the one about "a legal thriller" being an oxymoron?
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In particular, they make the substitution, or the switching cost, between the different players a lot lower.
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It's about the substitution of bonds for fixed-income ETFs to gain exposure to the bond market.
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"We consider the risk of substitution of lithium to be very low," said CRU Group's Julia Ralph.
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The Anti-Corn Law League demanded their repeal and their substitution with a policy of free trade.
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When Kuzminskas goes back to the bench, Zita goes back to sleep again until the next substitution.
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One reason for the difference may be conflicting beliefs about what RAND characterized as a substitution effect.
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And this is to say nothing of well-worn economic impact report buzzkills like the substitution effect.
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"Defendants provide no reasons, let alone 'satisfactory reasons,' for the substitution of counsel," wrote District Judge Jesse Furman.
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The apples and the yogurt stick are a welcome substitution for fries and nicely balance out the meal.
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They look worryingly like the "Latin American" model of the 1960s and 1970s (ie, an import-substitution policy).
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But consistent with Trump's atavistic tendencies around globalization, import substitution looks backward when we need to move forward.
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Of course, even with advances in VR, digitally exploring a site is no substitution for the real thing.
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Much human trafficking, as the transporting of modern slaves is known, relies on trickery known as contract substitution.
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Although theory suggests cuts to marginal tax rates should favour the substitution effect, the evidence is more ambiguous.
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"In total, the increased spending from new utilization outweighed the savings from substitution," researchers wrote in Health Affairs.
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"Defendants provide no reasons, let alone 'satisfactory reasons,' for the substitution of counsel," Furman wrote in his order.
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Like Perec's novel, the exhibition's artworks employ tactics of redaction, refusal, avoidance, understatement, substitution, omission, erasure, and disappearance.
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A cornerstone of the plan is a crop substitution effort for farmers who rely on income from coca.
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They then provide the evidence to the trial judge to approve as an adequate substitution for defense lawyers.
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The All-Star guard played less than five minutes in the first quarter before asking for a substitution.
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Goldman outlined its reasons for why it sees a lack of substitution by investors from gold into bitcoin.
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All the joy of a pb&j sandwich, vastly improved by the substitution of ice cream for bread.
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The substitution also connects to another embedded media element in the play, the radio program of the title.
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Since each team is given another substitution in the extra period, Colombia will have one and England two.
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If their emissions could be reduced by the substitution of captured CO22, it seems an avenue worth pursuing.
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Satisfying and stretching are short-term options, while substitution and supplementing with guest workers are longer-term strategies.
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Many of the recipes provide shortcut and substitution ideas, as well as sides that best complement the dish.
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The soccer game was already in progress, but Blahyi jogged onto the field without waiting for a substitution.
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The House Republican tax reform bill embraces both frameworks, but it leans on the substitution framework more heavily.
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The city expected distributors and retailers to recoup some of the "claimed losses" through such substitution, Dunn said.
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Please leave notes on them if you've discovered an ingredient substitution or new way to make the dish.
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But under the substitution system that Dr. Rodchenkov outlined, such straightforward drug violations would not have been detected.
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Unless subsidies rise for utility PV, could see nearly 1 for 1 substitution of rooftop for wholesale solar.
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He is also exploring a crop substitution for illicit crops and amnesties for low level drug dealers and farmers.
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Finally, opiate substitution treatment, including heroin assisted therapy, or HAT, is an effective medical treatment for problematic drug users.
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Another is the pursuit of import substitution, aiming to replace imports with domestic alternatives, by fair means or foul.
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On top of that, we now have a trade policy that has set in motion an import substitution process.
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Any substitution is expected to occur with lower-margin, mass-produced garments, as opposed to tailored suits, for example.
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Last year Mr Putin announced plans to spend some 2.5 trillion roubles ($20143 billion) on 2,500 import-substitution projects.
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"We need to push trade by increasing exports and reducing imports, by creating import substitution industry," said Kyaw Win.
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Leave notes on them, either for yourself or for others, if you've discovered a short cut or delicious substitution.
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Prize is non-transferable and no substitution will be made except as provided herein at the Sponsor's sole discretion.
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While these initiatives could cannibalize existing physical business, Fitch believes such a strategy is unavoidable, given ongoing digital substitution.
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Historically and practically, outside forces are not more powerful and are certainly not a substitution for a party itself.
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Unfortunately it's rather difficult to actually recreate the proprioceptive pathways, so the team used what's called sensory substitution instead.
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Young's delayed substitution was not the only manifestation of the dark arts of which Mourinho is an undoubted master.
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Individuals who repeatedly come before the panels may be prescribed treatment, ranging from motivational counseling to opiate substitution therapy.
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By that definition, Martin Clark's "The Substitution Order" is not merely a good legal thriller; it's a great one.
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This "substitution effect" was larger than previously thought and lasted for up to two years after legalisation (see chart).
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And, if you've discovered a fiddle or an interesting ingredient substitution, leave a note on the recipe as well.
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The second is substitution, the idea that the overall rate of taxation is less important than what you tax.
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The Prize is nontransferable and no substitution will be made except as provided herein at the Sponsor's sole discretion.
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If you can, work longer It&aposs important to note that working longer isn&apost a substitution for saving.
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The maximum fine allowed by law in substitution for Messi's 21-month prison sentence would be 255,500 euros, Reuters calculated.
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But he is also exploring a crop substitution program, relaxing prohibition and amnesties for low level drug dealers and farmers.
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Crop-substitution, which under the agreement should be done in co-operation with farmers, must be "mandatory", Mr Duque says.
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In reality, HIV-positive addicts receiving opioid substitution therapy are 54% more likely to get the antiretroviral drugs they need.
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He may have been able to manage the drugs individually, but the combination or the substitution might have been compromised.
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The CPI-W does not factor in substitution, therefore moving to the Chained CPI would result in lower annual raises.
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INF Matt Reynolds was recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas and went 0.993-for-20.99 as a late-game substitution.
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President Juan Manuel Santos and FARC leadership agreed on the crop substitution program as part of last year's peace agreement.
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The substitution puts a well-versed securities lawyer in Musk's corner and adds notoriety to an already high-interest case.
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"A sticky scalp could be secondary to product residue, dandruff, infrequent shampooing, and/or substitution with dry shampoo," she says.
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The Kremlin has been pushing import substitution, in part by imposing its own "counter-sanctions"—import bans on Western food.
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The 85033th Amendment allows for substitution of the vice president as acting president when a president cannot discharge his duties.
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While Lugo produced his third impressive performance in a row, the Nationals could not count on a similar stellar substitution.
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"This growth is driven by favorable material substitution trends and continued automotive and packaging mix shift towards aluminum," Braghi said.
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This substitution may have saved some hard-earned money of consumers, but it didn't cut the sugar in their diets.
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Fernandez has said he will seek to stimulate Argentine exports while promoting import substitution to defend local industry and employment.
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Twilley doesn't mention synesthesia—in which different senses are linked together—but it might hold further clues to sensory substitution.
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It's hard to say that this simple substitution is bad on its face, because it's such an apparently harmless change.
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Changes in language have consequences, as the religious right's successful substitution of "pro-life" for "anti-abortion" has long demonstrated.
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In other words, taking away one means of self-harm did not result in the substitution of an alternative one.
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Dries Mertens in, Ousmane Dembele out as Belgium tries to shake things up with the first substitution of the game.
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While the first three Kryptos paragraphs either use only substitution or transposition, Hanson suspects that the fourth paragraph uses both.
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And, please, leave notes on them if you've figured out a shortcut, variation or substitution you think others might enjoy.
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Unfortunately, my original self-constraint was to have all the theme answers change their spelling beyond a simple letter substitution.
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"Personally, I think it is a substitution," Ms. Clarke said of her phone, which she said she was rarely without.
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If they did, "replacement" for me implies a like-for-like substitution, which certainly does not help the new devices.
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Looney entered the game as the Warriors' first substitution off the bench with 6:229 remaining in the first quarter.
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These thin light rails are probably not a substitution for a room's current lighting, but are a complement to existing decor.
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That looks unlikely as a result of China's continuing progress on import substitution and a moderating growth of its domestic demand.
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But without vigorous backing from the executive, such programmes as land reform and voluntary crop substitution will grind to a halt.
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The Chained CPI accounts for "substitution" -- that's when consumers start buying cheaper goods and services as other ones become too expensive.
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Ms. Burke, 52, typically watches two games each night to track details like defensive sets and substitution patterns, taking notes throughout.
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The UN and many top world powers now actively endorse harm reduction measures, like opioid substitution therapy and needle exchange programs.
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Speaking at an industry conference in Perth, market insiders said current low prices are luring new importers and will encourage substitution.
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The substitution of the words "white" or "straight" into statements or activities boasted by different social groups generally causes tremendous outrage.
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Perhaps the French word substitution gimmick played more difficult than expected for Will's test solvers, thereby bumping the puzzle to Thursday.
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During the playoffs, a team can request a roster substitution if a player is unable to play due to an injury.
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"Whether consumer or capital goods, we are seeing import substitution in China, which in turn is impacting European exports," they note.
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Eagleman, too, has developed a sensory-substitution device, called the VEST (Versatile Extra-Sensory Transducer), which will become available in 2018.
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Subasic, by the way, appears to be O.K. and has stayed on despite both teams getting another substitution for extra time.
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Experts also say that a promised crop substitution program — part of the peace deal with the rebels — has produced unintended consequences.
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"The resources from the issue of the ordinary bonds will be 100% destined for the substitution of debt," the statement said.
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"The resources from the issue of the ordinary bonds will be 100% destined for the substitution of debt," the statement said.
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The law is not the only broken system in "The Substitution Order," and Kevin is not the only victim of injustice.
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The regulators can, but the House banking committee's substitution proposal would sharply cut back the regulators' official means of doing so.
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After a double substitution from Didier Deschamps, Paul Pogba grabbed a winner with 13 minutes left with a heavily deflected shot.
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No cash in lieu of prizes and no exchange or substitution of prizes, except at the sole discretion of the Sponsor.
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Palladium is additionally supported by the fact that a broad-based substitution from palladium to platinum was not immediately feasible, analysts said.
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Team doctor Rodrigo Lasmar said that the substitution was precautionary after the 30-year-old felt his back "lock up," ESPN reported.
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Even then, no feasible amount of substitution would accommodate the hundreds of thousands of young Saudis about to start the job hunt.
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One is just pure labor substitution for jobs that are largely physical and visual manipulation — driving, security guard, warehouse work, waiter, maid.
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Compensation: Instacart has taken heat over changes to its contractor compensation, including the substitution of a flat delivery service fee for tips.
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Tennessee's miscues were more unforced errors: illegal substitution, false start and ineligible player downfield, which wiped out a 39-yard pass play.
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According to the World Health Organization, opioid substitution therapy (OST), albeit imperfect, is still the most promising method of reducing heroin dependence.
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE Fernandez has said he will seek to stimulate Argentine exports while promoting import substitution to defend local industry and employment.
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Orthodox Christians, by contrast, have never been comfortable with penal substitution; their liturgy uses images of victory, ransom and cheating the devil.
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Ghorashi added that in addition to substitution issues, veggie burgers were more likely to contain snippets of DNA from known human pathogens.
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Potter used a letter-for-letter substitution code to record her thoughts on art and artists, society, and observations about everyday life.
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Economists don't just love them because of theory; they work, especially in bounded markets where demand is elastic or substitution is cheap.
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Some supported crop substitution programs meant to help farmers trade the planting of coca, the base ingredient in cocaine, for legal crops.
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If substitution climbs to 400,000 tonnes in July, that would match a monthly record touched in June 2014, based on traders' estimates.
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Its finance minister, Jose Antonio Meade, has said his country is analyzing tariffs and import substitution plans in case NAFTA is scrapped.
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At this point, there just isn't any evidence of a wide-scale substitution of fentanyl for cocaine, or methamphetamine, in drug markets.
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This solitary substitution meant that a lone amino acid, part of a long chain that makes up the mTOR protein, was different.
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To capture greater efficiencies, the substitution of machines for labor is one of the ways in which Chinese firms can increase productivity.
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The main driver of lower emissions in the U.S. has been increased substitution of natural gas for coal in producing electric power.
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The result was focusing on cases that mattered most: a significant increase in generic substitution leading to billions in consumer savings. 85033.
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By implication, then, what ends up becoming substitution very often looks like complementary or coexistence for an awfully long time at first.
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VR and augmented reality and the steady pace of CGI have pushed the process of substitution of reality to a higher level.
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Within the residential market, RLECs face wireless substitution and competition from cable operators with facilities-based triple-play offerings, including Comcast Corp.
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And you can leave notes on them, either for yourself or others, if you've found a cool ingredient substitution or preparation hack.
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Labeling is a powerful motivator for manufacturers to maintain the current (and unhealthy) use of sodium chloride and avoid potassium salt substitution.
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You started BrianCheck with David Eagleman, another neuroscientist and the CEO of NeoSensory, a company that develops devices for sensory substitution. Why?
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In places like Mexico and Afghanistan, crop substitution programs have typically involved coaxing farmers to switch from illicit crops to mainstream agriculture.
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You can rate the recipes with stars and put notes on them if you develop a hack or figure an ingredient substitution.
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"The substitution ability [between services] in music is very, very high, whereas the streaming video solutions are becoming complementary," MKM's Sanderson said.
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Bucklew had failed to "present any evidence" that the substitution of lethal gas would "significantly reduce his risk of pain," Gorsuch said.
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Many of the risks of synthetic cannabinoids and other illegal drugs of abuse arise because of contamination, adulteration, substitution and inconsistent dosages.
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No substitution is permitted except if prize is unavailable, in which case a prize of equal or greater value will be awarded.
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Fixed-to-mobile substitution is likely to continue unabated, as customers are typically facing better pricing options on mobile-to-mobile calls.
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Regardless, disagreement over the substitution effect helps explain why smart people on both sides can have such different views on gun policy.
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One is substitution: deliberately linking an unwanted memory to other thoughts, which help alter the unwanted content when it is later retrieved.
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After the accords, former FARC commander Alfonso Mendez headed the government's voluntary crop-substitution initiative in this region of southern Bolivar state.
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The investigative report explicitly employs the substitution test—replacing the word "black" for "Caucasian" and "white"—and noting that it would be impermissible.
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In its 212 development strategy, the Russian Football Union calls for the gradual substitution of state funding in professional soccer with private investment.
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Some of today's liberal Protestants are unhappy with penal substitution and they prefer to use a mixture of "victory" language and moral influence.
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Economists, for their part, often think about the choice to work more or fewer hours in terms of competing "substitution" and "income" effects.
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The autocatalyst metal is additionally supported by the fact that broad-based substitution from palladium to platinum was not immediately feasible, analysts said.
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One of the test ideas that Anastasi dreamed up that summer involved swapping numbers for colors in a classic symbol substitution test construction.
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Post-Conflict Commissioner Rafael Pardo said the government would invest $340 million in the substitution program, which he said would benefit 50,000 families.
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But the price disparity means "the substitution story has to happen, it's just a case of when," said Johnson Matthey analyst Rupen Raithatha.
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Farrell returns, this time as an unmotivated, alcoholic, badly blocked screenwriter, and the substitution isn't subtle; the character literally shares McDonagh's Christian name.
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This commentary is not nor is it intended to be relied upon as authoritative or taken in substitution for the exercise of judgment.
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Thomas Tuchel's double substitution at halftime galvanized Dortmund who went out on the attack and deservedly pulled one back in the 57th minute.
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Please rate the recipes when you're done cooking them, and leave notes on them if you have a shortcut or substitution to suggest.
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You can, of course, leave a note on a recipe if you've discovered a shortcut in making it, or an interesting ingredient substitution.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE, clouding his already challenged substitution.
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The results of this study suggest such a substitution could well be possible with jackfruit seeds' similarities to cocoa in aroma after processing.
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Earlier on Thursday Mexican Finance Minister Jose Antonio Meade said Mexico was analyzing tariffs and import substitution plans in case NAFTA was scrapped.
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It said it may use a dividend "substitution payment mechanism," which involves distributing capital in a way that does not trigger the tax.
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The new agreement includes various technical elements including around the substitution of board members, veto rights, financial statements and support for dividend policy.
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Then cook them, share them, leave notes on them if you've discovered an interesting fiddle or ingredient substitution, and, of course, rate them.
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No natural rate of technology substitution, even assuming the best possible cost projections, will be fast enough to meet the 2 degree target.
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Autonomous cars will not obliterate blue-collar jobs—the vehicles will still break down—but they may not offer so tidy a substitution.
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Their business comes with Russia trying to localize food production under an import-substitution drive amid spiraling sanctions between Russia and the West.
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With Peru trailing 2-0 at halftime, there was another mystery surrounding the substitution of midfielder Jose Velasquez early in the second half.
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"What we do have is basic economic principles—increasing cost or decreasing availability causes substitution—and selected empirical evidence that both confirms that effect and that there is some degree of substitution between the two sets of products," said Jonathan Adler, a law professor and the director of the Center for Business Law and Regulation at Case Western Reserve University.
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The non-alcoholic beverage market's high degree of product variety, product substitution, and competition limit producers' ability to pass on cost increases to consumers.
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"The magnitude of that substitution is hard to predict, but it will partly offset the inflationary and contractionary effects of the tariffs," he said.
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Mr Raval echoes many other economists in pointing out that most estimates of the elasticity of substitution find it to be less than one.
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The favourite thought experiment for this crowd is the substitution test—imagining the consequences of similar statements, with the word "black" replaced for "white".
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Within a year, 80 to 100 people — up to 10 percent of those who had received substitution therapy — died, many of them from overdoses.
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Methadone and other forms of non-injected opioid substitution therapy (OST) are illegal; in other post-Soviet states, such as Ukraine, they are legal.
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And is this a practical substitution/competitor for fixed broadband that I'm getting my ... that I'm streaming my Netflix on at home in Brooklyn?
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The reduction in the current account deficit and a substitution of local debt for external debt by the private sector are driving the trend.
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This is essentially a vodka gimlet, except the substitution of rosemary syrup adds a piney note that feels all too fitting for cold weather.
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Then cook them and, when you're done, give them a rating or append a note to them if you have a substitution or emendation.
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Rate them (highly, we hope!) and leave notes on them for yourself or for others if you've discovered a shortcut or substitution worth sharing.
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You can rate the recipes when you're done cooking them, and leave notes on them if you have a shortcut or substitution to suggest.
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"Most substitution seems to occur through checking account overdrafts of various types and/or late bills," with fees greater than that of payday loans.
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Over a warped sample of Funkadelic's nosediving "I'll Stay" and a drum track cut from Melvin Bliss's "Synthetic Substitution," they lay the story out.
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Next the company wants to build a commenting feature where you can leave notes, substitution suggestions and more on each step of a guide.
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For Trump, the upside is the substitution of a liberal order with an illiberal one, based on conceits about sovereignty, nationality, religion and ethnicity.
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She only has hours to learn her mother's entire routine ... but she, at least, looks ready to crush it as a last-minute substitution.
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Libin said that the offline component is a huge reason why many moms join, as there is no substitution for face-to-face connection.
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Put stars on the recipes when you're done cooking and leave notes if you've come up with a smart ingredient substitution or cooking hack.
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"If you're an investor in a pharmaceutical company or you're a pharmaceutical company, you have to hedge the offset from cannabis substitution, " he said.
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"They played 35 consecutive minutes a half on both sides of the ball with no substitution, and they played with serious injuries," Jetmundsen said.
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The only deviation from tradition I allow myself here is the substitution of sausages with pork meatballs, which I prefer for their looser texture.
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The coca farmers, meanwhile, will be offered a choice; a voluntary eradication and crop substitution program or the security forces ripping up their crops.
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The FARC has shown a "clear and definite" commitment to convincing peasants to give up coca, says Eduardo Díaz, the government's director for crop substitution.
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More than 80,000 growers of coca, the raw material of cocaine, have joined a crop-substitution programme; the FARC had controlled much of that trade.
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He also said Bucklew had failed to "present any evidence" that the substitution of lethal gas would "significantly reduce his risk of pain," Gorsuch said.
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"Replacing bits sold to Huawei may take some time to normalize on substitution effects," Harlan Sur, J.P. Morgan's semiconductor analyst, said in a note Friday.
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Our hypothesis is that species differ in their ability to repair DNA, and this affects both DNA substitution rates and susceptibility to radiation from Chernobyl.
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That substitution means one of the top people on the show ends up being someone who was, objectively, not good enough to get that far.
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Growing recognition of the barbiturate overdose and addiction problem in the 40s and 50s led to another substitution: The first benzodiazepine was introduced in 1960.
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But in the US, almost half of all households don't have landline phones anymore, according to the latest Wireless Substitution data collected by the CDC.
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CEO Hock Tan said there was no obvious substitution for Huawei, which accounted for about $900 million or 4 percent of its sales last year.
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Sensory substitution After I had recovered sufficiently, I was put in touch with Giles Hamilton-Fletcher at Sussex University, who specializes in synesthesia and blindness.
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You can and ought to leave notes on recipes if you have a shortcut or substitution to suggest; the conversation among us helps us all.
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Using the best available estimates and uncertainty ranges for methane leak rates, our results demonstrated stark differences between the climate impacts of the substitution scenarios.
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"In our view, this is a game changer, enhancing the legitimacy of the currency and likely accelerating the substitution for gold (by investors)," he said.
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Fracking has also reversed the long decline of U.S. natural gas production, allowing the substitution of gas for coal and a proliferation of cheap plastics.
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Speaking of which … Shaping globalization doesn't mean trying to shut it down with fantasies of widespread import substitution, producing here what we're now buying abroad.
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Mr. Trump's argument was that sweeping tariffs would generate import substitution — shifting production from abroad back here — and that this would lower the trade deficit.
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All around the country, associations of farmers, victims, coca-substitution program participants, village advisory boards, Afro-Colombian communities, and indigenous settlements are living in terror.
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Share them with family and friends via email or social media, and leave notes on them if you've discovered a shortcut or smart ingredient substitution.
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There would be a simple one-to-one substitution and the same amount of coal would end up getting burned anyway — thus, no avoided carbon emissions.
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"Access to addiction treatment is very limited and, when available, is primarily comprised of detox or the substitution treatments with methadone or Suboxone," the report states.
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The government says it reserves forced eradication for industrial-scale plantations controlled by large drug gangs, and for farmers who refuse to participate in crop substitution.
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Under pressure from Colombian voters, and perhaps the United States, the security forces uproot fields that are supposed to be set aside for voluntary crop substitution.
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This Latin deindustrialisation may reflect the gradual abandonment of "import substitution" after the 1960s, when governments lowered the tariffs protecting local alternatives to foreign industrial goods.
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Tax cuts that boost income from employment raise the cost of time off; this "substitution effect" implies that people should work more when tax rates drop.
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The ratings are tempered by the intense competitive landscape, mobile-fixed substitution which has rapidly eroded fixed-voice service revenues, and the company's shareholder distribution policy.
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The West developed the idea of purgatory and of "penal substitution" (the idea that Christ's self-sacrifice was a necessary payoff to a punitive Father-God).
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Less, shocking was that adding coconut oil in place of butter in baked goods like chocolate chip cookies turned out to be a seriously tasty substitution.
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There is no shortage of vegan baking substitution hacks out there in the world, so don't be afraid to indulge your sweet tooth during Veganuary, too.
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Prize cannot be transferred by Winners or redeemed for cash and is valid only for the items detailed above, with no substitution of Prize by Winners.
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Sergio Aguero has recovered from a calf niggle that forced his early second-half substitution in Lima and will start again behind Gonzalo Higuain in attack.
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The crop substitution program in 2003 reached just 30 percent of its goal and is angering farmers who say the government is leaving their fields bare.
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Rate them when you're done eating, and leave notes on them for yourself or for others if you've got a shortcut or ingredient substitution to share.
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They are braised chicken feet – skin, cartilage and bones – but in typical Chinese fashion, the term "Phoenix claws" is a romanticized metaphorical substitution called a metonym.
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"It's an avoidable situation," said Adler, highlighting the benefits of substitution therapies and field programs to target those at most risk if they were made available.
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Prize cannot be transferred by Winner or redeemed for cash and is valid only for the items detailed above, with no substitution of Prize by Winner.
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Another natural component of such a program would be the substitution of fossil-fueled vehicle fleets for trains, trucks, cars, and planes powered by renewable energy.
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Then, a credit enhancement of up to three notches is added to the standalone rating, reflecting an assessment on substitution, relativity, borrowing options and moral hazard.
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During an absolutely dreadful performance against freaking 55th-ranked Slovenia, a substitution from the stands ruined Slovenia's clean sheet and the Wembley crowd lost its shit.
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It would be great to see Facebook reformed and it would be great if we created a non-profit, open-source, social media substitution for Facebook.
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It's not a matter of a lack of reference or value, but rather a physical substitution of our everyday world with a façade made of pixels.
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U.S. companies could also face higher tariffs as well as outright substitution of their products, such as aircraft, in favour of Chinese or other foreign competitors.
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Related: Real-Time Face Substitution Lets You Be Someone Else This Artistic Intervention 'Hacks' The Human Face Korean Rapper Yumdda Raises The Bar On Face Projections
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The defense must settle for "substitution" documents: files that prosecutors create themselves, with judicial oversight, according to their own sense of what's relevant to the defense.
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The crop-substitution program agreed to in the peace deal promised cash payments to those who uprooted their coca plants and replaced them with legal crops.
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And that analysis, which remains in draft form today, simply ignores the substitution effect — which, calculated in any form, would suggest an even greater carbon cost.
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For someone with an average health insurance plan and a $40,000 annual income, the premium-to-tax substitution would be the equivalent of a 22% increase.
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A late substitution for scheduled starter Rich Hill (finger), Stripling held the Padres scoreless on three hits and two walks with five strikeouts in four innings.
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It's not a letter or sound deletion or substitution, nor is it that the first or last words in the entries all relate to each other.
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The province plans to allocate more funds and attract more public capital to subsidize residents, especially in rural areas, for the fuel substitution process, the newspaper said.
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Of the unintentional drug poisonings identified in the study, more than half were due to toddlers having ingested methadone, the main drug prescribed for opiate substitution therapy.
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So many emerging markets pursued the old approach (known as the industrial substitution model) that the world is dogged with overcapacity in industries like steel and cars.
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What's more, the substitution of quality for price as firms' main way of responding to changing market conditions weakens the case for keeping inflation low and stable.
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One could argue that import substitution might be unrealistic in the near term, but if tariffs bite long enough and hard enough, American producers will eventually respond.
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President Donald Trump's substitution of the slightly different terms during his highly anticipated speech in Saudi Arabia on Sunday might go unnoticed by the average US listener.
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The often well-meaning substitution by technology of human actions and voices which, together, had caused or demanded change is the underlying political dilemma of our times.
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Manufacturing will always be limited to a small degree of import-substitution: transport costs are just too high to follow the conventional East Asian path of industrialisation.
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We need evidence-based harm-reduction strategies, such as supervised injection sites, needle exchanges, naloxone distribution directly to users without prescription, and diacetylmorphine as opioid-substitution therapy.
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There is no easy marketing explanation for benzos' more recent resurgence, however—although substitution due to disenchantment with serotonin drugs like Prozac could be part of it.
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The data from this study suggest that the scale effect dominates the substitution effect — that is, areas with legalized prostitution experience larger reported incidence of trafficking inflows.
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Champions League Roundup Manchester City held on for a draw with an unusual substitution, while Real Madrid, Juventus, Bayern Munich and P.S.G. advanced to the knockout rounds.
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"To me, it looks like import substitution, or indigenization of the economy, meaning they want to build and grow everything themselves and import nothing," Stocker told CNBC.
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In the morning you can rate your meals (five stars for caprese) and, if you've come up with a hack or substitution, leave notes on the recipes.
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"The substitution of Roberto will be in the same profile as Jonathan (Heath)," Hibert said, adding that the incoming government values the autonomy of the central bank.
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If you wish, enter a word or term to replace the selected copy, then hit "Replace" for a single substitution or "All" for swapping out every instance.
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There isn't any substitution for a hard-headed assessment of our assets based on facts as they are, not as what we would like them to be.
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Totalitarianism rested, in Arendt's view, above all on the systematic refusal to engage reality, on the substitution of ideological fantasy and outright fiction for reason and empiricism.
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So I think rental, in the easiest component, is just a substitution for the 50 percent of your closet that you're only wearing two or three times.
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The Sims visualization on her screen reproduces the actual Ikea furniture visible in her apartment, right down to shape, placement and color: there's no mistaking the substitution.
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And, should you discover a hack or ingredient substitution, you can leave notes on them, to the benefit of others in our growing community of the delicious.
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Rate them when you've cooked them and, if you've discovered a smart shortcut or ingredient substitution, put notes on the recipe to the benefit of us all.
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Similarly, Gouverneur Morris's substitution of "We, the people" for "We, the States" in our Constitution's preamble laid the foundation for saving the union by setting people free.
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It found that in Scotland, where opioid substitution therapies are often available to inmates, the rate of hepatitis C infection contracted in prison is only 19803 percent.
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In the closing minutes of the first quarter of the Cavaliers' opening night win over the Knicks, head coach Ty Lue made a simple-yet-brilliant substitution.
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These sensory substitution devices, as they are called, translate the visual world into small zaps of electricity users can feel on a grid placed on their tongue.
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Many cities and towns struggle to increase the number of doctors qualified to offer opioid substitution therapy with buprenorphine, or with Suboxone, which contains buprenorphine and naloxone.
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But while these capabilities give shoppers another way to finish their last-minute shopping, Hills emphasized that the service cannot be used as a substitution for fast delivery.
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A substantial reduction of that deficit through increasing U.S. exports, and import substitution via incoming direct investments in local production, would provide considerable support to American economic growth.
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Russia retaliated against sanctions with tit-for-tat measures and embarked on a policy of import substitution although it experienced recession amid an oil price slump in 2014.
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Fixed Voice Decline Mitigated The fixed line voice segment continues to demonstrate sharp revenue declines, driven primarily by fixed-to-mobile substitution and growing popularity of VoIP services.
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A common test of processing speed is the "digit symbol substitution test", in which a range of symbols are paired with a set of numbers in a code.
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But Russia remains steadfast in its refusal to use substitution treatments like methadone or buprenorphine, both drugs considered "essential medicines" by the WHO for treatment of opioid addiction.
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These included substitution of ingredients, glaring deviations from nutritional labels, several instances of food-borne pathogen DNA and rat DNA as well as one case of human DNA.
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And while the family didn't send their guests home empty-handed, Angela explains that they did request a very simple substitution for traditional presents for the birthday boy.
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Our bread delivery did not meet our high quality standards for taste and therefore we are offering customers a substitution of another side item or additional chicken finger.
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The White House sought to play the substitution as a nothing-burger -- noting that past administrations had used their deputies to fill in as daily briefers when necessary.
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"Platinum is probably benefiting at the expense of palladium, as the market takes a view on auto-catalyst substitution," said Nicholas Frappell, global general manager at ABC Bullion.
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They believe that trade substitution resulting from additional tariffs, and other non-tariff related barriers, leads to opportunities for core euro area economies to gain export market share.
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Industrial import substitution has not made Russian manufacturing globally competitive, but it helped to increase market share of the bloated state conglomerates at the expense of Western firms.
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Then rate them when you're done cooking and, if you have an ingredient substitution or cooking tip to suggest, leave a note on them for yourself or others.
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"It's a simple combination of substitution cipher and permutation," Philip Zimmermann, the creator of Pretty Good Privacy encryption and anti-nuclear war activist, told me over the phone.
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Using a classic break like "Synthetic Substitution" is a nod in the direction of giants past, it's understanding the history of the culture that is being contributed to.
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Today, though, a much more concrete phenomenon is at work, namely the substitution of the flesh and blood reality with another reality made of pixels and computer rules.
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This is where the author might explain why they are using a particular spice or cut of meat, or tell you about an ingredient substitution you can make.
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Today's theme has a letter substitution to the same effect, one that is probably easier to suss out for those of us who text, like, all the time.
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Linda Greenhouse Contributing Opinion Writer We can't be sure what the substitution of Judge Brett Kavanaugh for Justice Anthony M. Kennedy means for the Supreme Court's abortion jurisprudence.
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A skater who loses his helmet during the course of play will be required to go to the bench for either a new helmet or a player substitution.
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Product hopping occurs when drug manufacturers force their patients to switch to slightly different medications to prevent pharmacists from substituting lower-cost generic drugs under state substitution laws.
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"If the original label [is replaced] with that of a third party unaware of the substitution, the [responsible party] would be liable to the third party," Scafidi says.
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"Ultimately, high prices kill high prices," said Macquarie analyst Marcus Garvey, predicting slightly higher supply and some auto sector substitution would help create a small surplus by 2023.
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First substitution of the game is Fernandinho, the 33-year-old Manchester City veteran, coming in for Casemiro, who had picked up a yellow card, in Brazil's midfield.
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"Logically, it makes sense to bet on domestic substitution, but we don't see any change in fundamentals yet," said Reagan Li, fund manager at Shanghai V-Invest Co Ltd.
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MIB:I is meant to prove that the series is star-agnostic, but its substitution turns into a metaphor for a good actor struggling to fill out a superstar's suit.
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But as oil prices have collapsed and Russia has imposed retaliatory sanctions against Western food products, reviving the economy with import substitution has become a priority for the Kremlin.
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She and her neighbours have signed up to the government's "comprehensive programme for illicit crop substitution" (PNIS), whose aim is to replace the coca with a profitable legal crop.
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He wants to enroll Deja in a better school and thinks cheerleading will be a fine substitution for the drill team Deja is part of at her current school.
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Scott Hayes, the last Trump-endorsed candidate of the day (for the alternate for the Rubio-pledged slot) was a last-minute substitution for another, presumably better-vetted candidate.
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And over time import substitution policies present real risks that government subsidies and protections lead to economic inefficiencies that harm growth over time — and provide increased incentives for corruption.
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"Other surveys fail to differentiate between regular and occasional use or experimentation, which results in overestimation of the prevalence of use and underestimation of their efficacy in smoking substitution."
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The breaking of Trump's campaign promises, and the substitution of the old Republican agenda in the place of those promises, has forced Republicans to supplement spin with outright lies.
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This is because there has been a substitution by companies of capital for labor in recent years, and this has lowered the demand for capital and reduced its cost.
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Fixed-Line Revenue to Decline: Fitch expects KT's fixed-line voice revenue and ARPU to continue to decline due to increasing substitution of wireless services for fixed-voice service.
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The Lightning survived a five-on-three for 1:14 in the first five minutes with a substitution penalty followed by a cross-checking infraction on defenseman Jason Garrison.
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It has undertaken a concerted policy of important substitution, developing domestic companies that manufacture key industrial inputs, such as semiconductors as advanced machinery to reduce reliance on foreign firms.
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Santos wanted medical marijuana to serve as a crop substitution program, allowing thousands of growers to be part of a legitimate industry and to help eliminate the illegal trade.
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Because the United States saw Korea, Taiwan and Japan as a buffer against Communism, it helped promote such neomercantilist strategies — a mix of import substitution and export-oriented industrialization.
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Rather than seeing audiobooks as a replacement for the printed word, perhaps it should be seen as a substitution for what would otherwise be a wasted opportunity to learn.
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The same trends towards substitution, conservation and increased efficiency were evident across all the advanced economies, leading to a sharp slowdown in global oil consumption growth after 1973/74.
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Donaldson Company Inc - which makes filters for CAT's machines - told Reuters that it tries lower the cost of production every year through material substitution or automation or efficiency gains.
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Leave a note on a recipe if you've discovered a hack or a substitution, or get in touch with us if you've run into a problem of any kind.
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The video is pretty damning ... the staffer is clearly focused on the Bengals' bench and substitution packages -- and when he was caught by Cincy officials, he sure sounded guilty.
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They produced the same stark differences in expected substitution of means for firearm homicides: 90 percent for those favoring permissive policies, and 20 percent for those favoring restrictive policies.
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It is admittedly hard to find turtle meat in your average super market, but veal is definitely easier to get a hold of and works as a great substitution.
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"They are guilty because they use materials and highly toxic substances in their products, despite [the fact that] today's technology allows for substitution with less hazardous or even harmless materials."
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However, the nearly full-scale substitution of "Arab" for "Gulf" obfuscates both the lack of diversity in the Gulf-weighted exhibition, as well as multiple perspectives from the Arab world.
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Thousands of FARC fighters have demobilized under the deal and the group is now a political party, but crop substitution is already a thorn in the side of the government.
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But there's a core principle beneath it all: the desire for import substitution — meaning that instead of buying goods from abroad, we produce and sell those goods here at home.
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Yozzo-Scaperrotta, a sophomore midfielder from Dobbs Ferry, New York, briefly looked back at Bates immediately after the incident and continued to run to his team's sideline during a substitution.
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Known locally as CEPIAD [Centre de prise en charge intégrée des addictions de Dakar], the drop-in clinic is the first in West Africa running a free opioid substitution service.
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"ICU patients may benefit from nicotine substitution or caffeine supplementation, but with little evidence for their effectiveness, this should be left up to the judgement of treating physicians," Belitova said.
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The idea that underlies sensory substitution is a radical one: that the brain is capable of processing perceptual information in much the same way, no matter which organ delivers it.
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The purpose of the substitution is to streamline the treasury functions and offshore debt management, and there is no impact to the consolidated financial positions of YXP, the company said.
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Fuel substitution is also denting overall oil demand, said Chris Midgley, head of analytics at S&P Global Platts, a unit of S&P Global Inc, which organized the conference.
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If you make an ingredient substitution or come up with a shortcut or hack, please leave a note on the recipe to alert others or remind yourself of your cunning.
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The Russian government publicly opposes all forms of harm reduction, including opioid substitution therapy — a stance that is widely tied to a domestic epidemic of HIV and other communicable diseases.
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Opioid substitution treatments like methadone, which have been widely adopted in Western countries, have effectively been banned in Russia, and little social outreach work is done to prevent drug use.
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He objected to a late call in the fourth quarter that gave Auburn a crucial first down — Alabama was penalized for having 12 players on the field during a substitution.
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"It turns out if you use substitution and transposition, one after another in either order, especially on a short message, it makes it really wickedly hard to break," Hanson said.
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You can rate the recipes when you're finished, and you can leave notes on them, for yourself or for the public, if you've discovered an interesting hack or ingredient substitution.
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At the same physical and mental crossroads in a soccer match, I would have raised my hand for a substitution so a more energized teammate could finish what I started.
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What does this single letter substitution, F for Freed/Freud, suggest about her relationship to her colleague-superiors, and does it intimate a deeper entanglement between communication, labor, and power?
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But for any given lease, some amount of coal would have been dug up and burnt anyway — there would have been some amount of "substitution" from some other coal mine.
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Geerts said that the "substitution effect" has led tourists to "safer destinations" around the Mediterranean, like Malta, Cyprus and Croatia, and Portugal, all of which are seeing double digit tourism growth.
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It is not a substitution for full-time childcare, but will allow members to have two to three hours of work time while their children are cared for by certified babysitters.
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"While the rate of e-substitution remains in line with our expectations, business uncertainty is impacting letter volumes," said Chief Executive Officer Rico Back, who took the top job last year.
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Some economists, including al-Sheikh, expect to see increased pressure from the Ministry of Labor for "job substitution," in which companies are compelled to swap out cheaper foreign workers for Saudis.
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But for 0.5 percent of maize-growing areas - equal to 0.8 million hectares in South Africa that now produce 2.7 million tonnes - there is no viable crop substitution, the study said.
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"Our users base fell for the first time after years of continued growth," he said, citing the local economy and also a trend toward substitution of voice services for messaging apps.
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The crop-substitution strategy is set out in a peace accord that in 230 ended more than 2000 years of war between the government and the FARC, a leftist guerrilla group.
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She interprets the move as Mercosur turning away from "import substitution", the failed development model under which it kept out foreign products in the hope that local production would thus flourish.
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U.S. import substitution away from China caused by an ongoing tariff war has benefited Mexico, with its automotive sector even gaining market share in the world's biggest economy, the bank added.
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"Bad weather, substitution of domestic ore with better quality imported ore caused by the anti-pollution policy, and strong steel prices...have all helped to push freight rates up," Ong said.
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"We are addressing the issue of current account, the need for .. import substitution as well as promoting tourism and how to continue to promote FDI (foreign direct investment)," Warjiyo told Reuters.
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With respect to the avoided cost argument: To say that substitution of a more expensive form of electricity in place of a less expensive one yields consumer benefits is, bluntly, preposterous.
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You can rate them when you're done cooking, and leave notes on them if you have something helpful to add to the conversation – an ingredient substitution, say, or a cooking tip.
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Rate them when you're done cooking, and if you've discovered a hack or a substitution for anything, leave a note on the recipe for yourself or for the community at large.
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Then share them with family and friends, put star ratings on them, and if you have an ingredient substitution to suggest, or a cooking tip to share, leave notes on them.
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Substitution ciphers have been used as puzzles for years, with puzzle books and newspapers featuring a plethora of variations on the simple concept for readers to sink their intellectual teeth into.
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The tech company had reportedly offered to send its senior vice president of global affairs, Kent Walker, but Burr and Warner weren't satisfied with that substitution, leaving the empty chair instead.
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Or maybe you read the puzzle's title out loud … There are seven across entries — at 23, 31, 47, 62, 82, 95 and 108 — that undergo this letter substitution to punny effect.
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Those who sample "Synthetic Substitution" typically lunge straight for the opening drums—supposedly played by the great session drummer Bernard Purdie—which anticipate hip-hop with their crisp, hard-hitting groove.
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"Given the continuing impact of the disease on global supply chains, (the bank) will increase its intervention in boosting local manufacturing and import substitution," said Godwin Emefiele, the central bank governor.
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ABUJA, March 18 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank will inject 1 trillion naira ($3.27 billion) into local manufacturing and import substitution to stimulate the economy, it said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"Savvy" journalistic analysis: The two great media sins of 2016 were false equivalence and the substitution of speculation about how things would "play" for description of what was actually going on.
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His substitution of impulse for intellect of anger for analysis, and intimidation for implementation will lead neither the U.S., nor the UN, nor the world to more security, quite the opposite.
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With these expensive, large-scale facilities in place, chemical firms used the magic of substitution to turn out myriad varieties of these basic chemical products to be used in myriad applications.
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And the reflection in this instance gives us another hint of what the substitution of Brett Kavanaugh for Anthony Kennedy may mean for the future of the court and the country.
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Richard Weissenberg, healthcare unit head at consultancy Frost & Sullivan Africa, said South Africa imports a lot of its drugs and the locally manufactured generics were open to rapid substitution by importers.
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Health experts blame a social and political reluctance to support sex education and drug substitution programs, as well as authorities for refusing to acknowledge the problem — or fund fast, effective treatments.
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A little resourcefulness goes a long way in matters of cheese substitution, and Cro Mags frontman John Joseph guided us to lactose-free greatness with faux-mozzarella shreds and dairy-free ricotta.
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The star of the upcoming film Peppermint revealed on Instagram that "blue corn chips are my nemesis," but luckily she's found a healthy substitution to satisfy that salty, crunchy craving: kale chips.
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"Defendants provide no reasons, let alone 'satisfactory reasons,' for the substitution of counsel," wrote District Judge Jesse Furman, citing upcoming deadlines, of the department's attempt to put new lawyers on the case.
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In the most incisive essay in "After Piketty", Suresh Naidu describes a "domesticated Piketty" who communicates in the language of economics and whose argument hinges on things like the elasticity of substitution.
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