It is one thing to uncreatively massage previously existing material, and another to make substitutions of substitutions seem fresh and even funny.
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Even so, Alabama has elevated substitutions to an art form.
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Before substitutions or additions, the meal contains about 380 calories.
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One solution is to find viable substitutions for rare metals.
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Small rosters and few substitutions meant the game was slower.
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"We find no substitutions between Tasers and firearms," Grogger told CNBC.
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It meant a meddler, a coach whose substitutions baffled the players.
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And the show's soundtrack has been remixed, with a few substitutions.
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There are other substitutions you can make to reduce sugar, too.
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Regulators in the United States label these substitutions as economic deception.
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In football, in lacrosse, in hockey, there's mass substitutions that happen.
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I have made substitutions with shrimp or squid on occasion, too.
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Regulators in the United States label these substitutions as economic deception.
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Substitutions welcome—you can make it with almost any fruit or vegetable.
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Customers will receive the Nacho Cheese-flavored Doritos Locos Tacos (no substitutions).
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To undo those secret substitutions, the appeals court turned the clock back.
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Developers try to avoid hard-to-find spices, listing substitutions whenever possible.
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Requests for substitutions or added toppings are not entertained on any night.
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You were not allowed substitutions, special requests or even a salt shaker.
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The original recipe is included below, noting our few substitutions and omissions.
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"We knew the substitutions they make when they are losing," he said.
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Leave a note on them if you have any ingredient substitutions to suggest.
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The film scholar Chris Dumas points out that De Palma's substitutions are crucial.
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The game was already won long before any of the substitutions, of course.
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That's the defense (with a few substitutions) that Iceland is trying to crack.
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With the match two-thirds over, both teams have made their first substitutions.
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Once I'd figured out the substitutions, I tweaked the recipe to accommodate them.
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The meals don't allow for substitutions, dissuading picky eaters, vegetarians and those with allergies.
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Swapping in dark greens for iceberg lettuce and chicken for beef are healthy substitutions.
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Wu didn't want to bother with tracking down rare items or substitutions, he explained.
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And leave notes on recipes for which you've discovered cool hacks or ingredient substitutions.
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"[The coach gives] a list of substitutions from one sound to another," she explains.
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"I feared a shortage of those staple items, and substitutions aren't safe," she says.
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The painter Gregory Euclide, 44, has created a go-to list of botanical substitutions.
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"They're offering substitutions, such as a gender neutral bathroom, but that hasn't happened," Holt said.
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As with many of the milk substitutions, opting for eggnog will cost a little extra.
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"We found we made substitutions, and it didn't reduce our joy at all," he said.
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Uber and other related trips are "substitutions" and not new trips, according to the study.
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He looks like he's in a lot of pain, and Croatia is out of substitutions.
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In both cases, the teams' coaches said the substitutions had nothing to do with meldonium.
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Some you probably have, some you may not want, and you can always make substitutions.
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Unfortunately, there is a long history of regrettable rather than informed chemical substitutions in consumer products.
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Chickpeas or navy beans would be my first-choice substitutions, and canned ones are perfectly fine.
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Leave a note on them if you have any ingredient substitutions or preparation tips to suggest.
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Spain still has all three of their substitutions left, but Andres Iniesta is coming on shortly.
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It's so helpful to read your emendations and substitutions, and about your experiences cooking the food.
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To that end, we are offering options and ideas for adapting recipes with substitutions and omissions.
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Such substitutions of government officials sued in their official capacities in court cases are ordinarily automatic.
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With a few additional ingredients and substitutions, these recipes will keep you satisfied for a while.
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"They're complementary means of redistribution of wealth rather than substitutions for each other," Dr. Christensen said.
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Colombia made attacking substitutions because they were chasing a goal, while England made two defensive ones.
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This isn't a fussy soup; it will forgive all kinds of substitutions and still taste excellent.
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In some cases, thanks to aircraft-type substitutions, flights previously scheduled on Max planes aren't being canceled.
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Below are some savvy substitutions that can help you save nearly 1,200 calories for the entire meal.
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Chefs really don't want you to ask for substitutions — they'd prefer if you ordered something else instead.
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The biggest mistake, though, was trying our luck with that whole "no menu modifications or substitutions" thing.
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Alabama has made countless other substitutions that have barely been noticed, because of how seamless they were.
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Use the substitutions suggested throughout to make the recipes work for your kitchen and what you have.
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Put notes on them as well, if you have hacks to share or ingredient substitutions to suggest.
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He was one of the few players with his own shoes; the others shared, swapping during substitutions.
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That's a long time to be playing without a break, and mid-game player substitutions are not allowed.
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With a few good pickups from the waiver wire and some smart substitutions, it's all uphill from here.
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Crutches are not allowed to touch the ball and there is no offside rule or limits to substitutions.
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Because these e-dispatch trips are substitutions and not new trips, they are not increasing [vehicle miles traveled].
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Would all those substitutions and additions make something that would appeal to adults as well as a toddlers?
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Some chefs wish you wouldn't ask for substitutions and would call in advance if you have certain allergies.
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We were able to get the ingredients — with a few small substitutions — for all three meals for $53.65.
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Much of the same cast returns from the premiere, albeit with one or two substitutions on certain dates.
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There are good suggestions for substitutions in the notes on the recipe, including balsamic vinegar for pomegranate molasses.
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Picking out possible substitutions in advance will keep you from buying random foods you won't end up eating.
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As with bitters, there's no single definitive recipe for vermouth, so making some substitutions probably won't spoil your batch.
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We don't have those rocks in a lot of the world, so there would have to be substitutions made.
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Please leave notes on them if you have ingredient substitutions to suggest or observations about cooking times to share.
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As much of what they talked about was either philosophically demanding or irretrievably sad, the substitutions were often welcome.
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And leave notes on what you cook, for yourself or others, to remind of shortcuts or alert to substitutions.
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There are color photos of every recipe and suggested substitutions for ingredients that might not be easy to find.
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One popular way appears to be a script for the CronusMax controller system, which allows for input substitutions on consoles.
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Replicating these calculations in football is trickier, since clubs play fewer fixtures than in American sports and substitutions are rarer.
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Substitutions continued in the fourth inning as Montgomery departed after allowing one hit and striking out two over three innings.
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Earlier this year a group of academics, based mainly at Johns Hopkins University, simulated the environmental effects of such substitutions.
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Saban's defense has also transformed, switching its focus from size to speed and making up the difference with aggressive substitutions.
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Having made two offensive substitutions, Japan can't really sit back and play for a draw now so they keep coming.
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And I love that Mr. Slater isn't judgmental about deviations and substitutions, like so many recipe writers tend to be.
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If Instacart substitutions and my friends' firsthand accounts are any indication, the meat cases at the supermarket are mostly empty.
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Put notes on them, too, if you have experience with the dish to share or have discovered interesting ingredient substitutions.
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Others allowed substitutions, so a more academically gifted student would take the test in the name of the defendant's child.
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Hims and Roman can exist because Viagra and Propecia recently went off patent, and so low-cost generic substitutions are available.
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Soccer does not permit special substitutions for players with concussion at any level, thus encouraging players to continue with head injuries.
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Food substitutions—think ketchup packets instead of spaghetti sauce—were allegedly behind a 2015 Michigan riot and other Michigan DOC protests.
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Please leave notes on them as well, at least if you have ingredient substitutions to suggest or observations about cooking times.
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And you can leave notes on those you've cooked to remind yourself or alert others to ingredient substitutions or instructional hacks.
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We created an Instagram story about using substitutions for ingredients, because that's a question we get a lot anyway with recipes.
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In Russia, officials have declined to explain the substitutions and absences beyond saying such changes were training decisions made by coaches.
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Page Substitutions I'll leave you with one more assignment idea: Consider replacing the canonical books that disappointed you with related classics.
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Send recipes to family and friends, and leave notes on them if you have any, about ingredient substitutions, or recipe hacks.
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After nearly 40 minutes of quick-paced play, with only a couple of substitutions, fatigue began to set in for both teams.
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No equestrian competitor can participate in the Olympics without the horse they've committed to, meaning there can be no substitutions, no changes.
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As technology improves, North said, the club would like to allow fans to make in-game decisions on substitutions and other questions.
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Then rate them and leave notes on them if you've got good intel to share about substitutions, techniques, pairings and the like.
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Substitutions can allow authorities to accept the drug as a medical need rather than going against the country's religious or moral code.
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And you can leave notes on them if you've come up with interesting ingredient substitutions, or hacked their preparation to the good.
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Although the 2628 "stimulus" included a "maintenance of effort" requirement to prevent such substitutions, it lacked the teeth to make it enforceable.
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Leave a note on those you've cooked, if you like, to alert us and others to substitutions you've made or shortcuts you've taken.
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But when you apply his Roman-letter substitutions and then try to translate the result, you have no choice but to be subjective.
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Being able to think on your feet and come up with creative substitutions are skills that definitely come in handy in the kitchen.
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With just a couple of substitutions, the same personnel appeared at the Jazz Standard on Wednesday, the end of a two-night run.
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They might also need to make a million substitutions to their entrée—but that should be the server's problem, not yours, Fishman says.
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Specific working components of the centers seemed to have undergone some substitutions during evolution, but the overall structural motif at their cores was conserved.
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Next we were supposed to fill the bowl (I used a small sauce pot—substitutions and all that) with water and light the candle.
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There was plenty of praise for England manager Gareth Southgate, however, with many fans saying the substitutions he made were shrewd and game-changing.
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But opponents say restaurants may not be able to accurately estimate the nutritional content, because of the endless number of substitutions customers may request.
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You can rate the recipes when you're done cooking, and leave notes on them if you have substitutions to suggest or emendations to propose.
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She was generous enough to give us a sausage recipe with all of the substitutions required for those confined to a small, urban apartment.
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Pancetta, porcini mushrooms, a great variety of Italian cheeses, fresh herbs, radicchio, are all so generally available that one need no longer suggest substitutions.
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One sticking point is who pays the cost of those substitutions, given it usually involves swapping a poorly performing credit for a better one.
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This means it is quicker to pick up substitutions: as the price of one item (apples, say) rises, consumers seek cheaper alternatives (for example, pears).
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Don't even think of using any substitutions for the gochugaru, the unique Korean red chili pepper flake powder that will make your kimchi truly kickass.
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The arrest of a waiter for a wrong order is shocking for anyone that has worked in a restaurant; plates get jumbled, substitutions get lost.
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She has developed a series of recipes that include substitutions to make the dishes work for your kitchen and what you have in your pantry.
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It wants players to be looked at by a neutral doctor and temporary substitutions to be allowed for upto 10 minutes while the examination takes place.
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When Awkwafina tried to improve Chrissy's recipe... Actress and comedian Awkwafina brought one of Chrissy's recipes that she made herself, complete with plenty of awful substitutions.
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And from your instruction, too: You should leave notes on recipes either for yourself or for the public, if you have emendations or substitutions to suggest.
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And you can leave notes on the recipes you've cooked to remind yourself or to tell others about ingredient substitutions you've made or shortcuts you've learned.
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A host of second-half substitutions took the momentum out of the game before Russia capitalized on sloppy midfield play by the visitors and quickly countered.
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Substitutions is a great app if you're abstaining from certain items (like gluten, dairy, etc.) but still want to enjoy foods that include them as an ingredient.
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The study found that while e-dispatched rides have contributed to overall congestion, Uber, Lyft and similar upstarts are "substitutions" for traditional taxi rides, not new trips.
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In addition to temporary substitutions, Headway called for "independent doctors with expertise in concussion" to take the final call on whether a player is fit to continue.
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The Justice Department filed court papers on Monday announcing the new lawyers, but attorneys for New York and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) contested the substitutions.
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You can rate your results on the recipes and suggest to yourself or others what substitutions you've made or tips you have by using the "notes" function.
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That type of intuition can come in handy for cooking steaks to different temperatures or adapting to menu substitutions, but for fried chicken, precision is more important.
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There is no menu, no cellphone service, no substitutions, and 12-volt electricity that barely illuminates the worn, wood-paneled interior littered with relics of cowboys past.
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He makes substitutions because he thinks it might influence the game, rather than because after 70 minutes of a match, he feels it is what society demands.
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Authorities in Indonesia have prioritized improving its trade performance, seeking ways to boost exports and find import substitutions following last year's record-high deficit of $8.7 billion.
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While teams were allowed to make up to six substitutions for the knockout rounds, El Tri Coach Juan Carlos Osorio said he was blocked by Mexico's clubs.
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He also said the government had said it would not allow the defense access to any other evidence of a similar kind, and would instead use similar substitutions.
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In fact, it's just a Caesar shift with character substitutions from the emoji set chosen, based on a seed emoji (in this case, my favorite, the hatching chick).
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Gjelina: An early adopter of the rustic chic aesthetic, Gjelina is known for brusque service (don't even think about asking for any substitutions) and incredible California-Italian cuisine.
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During a recent visit, a long queue of people snaked out the front door of the pizzeria, which serves one variety of vegetarian pizza daily — no substitutions, please.
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Passing became more prevalent, substitutions became more common, and free agency and the salary cap combined to create far more player movement than the league had previously seen.
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One proposal the group discussed was for substitutions for concussions not to count against the total of three currently allowed for each team in a 90-minute game.
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Vegetarian options abound, and with 11 different burritos to choose from (not including substitutions) one would assume that there&aposs a burrito out there to satisfy any craving.
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He rattled the Cowboys' defense all game, catching them moving too slowly on substitutions, taking advantage of penalties, and deftly avoiding the rush to set up passing plays.
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There are no restrictions on how you can use these substitutions or how many you can have, so feel free to adapt the feature to suit your own needs.
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"At last, we've got a manager who knows what to do when it's going wrong," said David Ward from Doncaster who added that Southgate had made two inspired substitutions.
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If you do the math on all these substitutions, you get a CPI that's typically between 0.25 and 0.35 percent lower than the other ways the government calculates inflation.
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That's why Shayak Sengupta and I worked in 2012 and 2013 to compare the net greenhouse gas impacts of various substitutions of U.S. natural gas for other fossil fuels.
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Davis Cup rules at that stage forbade substitutions unless a player was incapacitated by illness or injury, and a doctor refused to confirm that Martin was unfit to play.
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"We have two starting 11s," said forward Alex Morgan, who surrendered her place to Carli Lloyd, the 2015 World Cup's outstanding player, as part of five substitutions at halftime.
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Nobody thinks twice about asking for substitutions, for dishes that aren't on the menu or for extra nuts and seeds on the goat cheese salad with passion fruit vinaigrette.
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For one thing, the nine or so items on the menu, to eat in or take out and ordered from an employee holding an iPad, do not accommodate substitutions.
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What defined Passover cooking around the world were the flavors of springtime, the ingenious substitutions for basic ingredients developed by clever cooks and the reliance on pure, simple ingredients.
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Recall that soccer has two halves, each 45 minutes long, for a total of a 483-minute game (plus "stoppage time" for injuries and substitutions, at the referees' discretion).
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Luckily, there are lots of different yogurts on the market, like ones made with almond and coconut milk, which might be good substitutions for people with lactose allergies, Dunn says.
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England had their list of kickers well prepared in advance but substitutions made during the game forced a change to the list of five kickers with Eric Dier stepping in.
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The food and drinks were good, albeit expensive, but healthy substitutions like brown for white rice weren't available when I visited (according to the bartender that was in the works).
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There are substitutions, frequently asked questions, a blog, a calorie count, a link to like them on Facebook and a review that fights back against nutritionists who debunk the diet.
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Less noticed, though, is that with many of the same defensive coaches, Saban also began recruiting a faster kind of defender and using aggressive substitutions to keep those players fresh.
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Others, like plague water, required some inventive substitutions, either because the ingredients were unavailable, or they had been found to be toxic — or at least distasteful — over the intervening centuries.
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Lately, the practice of lethal injection has somehow gone awry as more states drop the paralytic drug from the traditional three-drug cocktail and drug shortages lead to suspicious drug substitutions.
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The difference here is that traditional sports are set up for pretty regular opportunities for timeouts or substitutions that both teams can take advantage of (fouls, injuries, media time outs, etc.).
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After the third round of this process, she found a variant of subtilisin with ten amino-acid substitutions that worked 256 times better in the solvent than did the original enzyme.
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After the third round of this process, she found a variant of subtilisin with ten amino-acid substitutions that worked 256 times better in the solvent than the original enzyme did.
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He made the call to rest seven normal starters ahead of Saturday's game against Vallecano, and he, without anyone's seeing him do so, decided the time to make match-winning substitutions.
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And, if you like, you can leave notes on the recipes so that you can keep track of tweaks or ingredient substitutions you've made, and alert others to them as well.
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Overall, 87 percent of participants said they would want to be told about any therapy substitutions caused by drug shortages when alternative medications had major differences in effectiveness or side effects.
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The evidence includes the backdating of notarized and recorded documents in 99.6 percent of the examined mortgage files and unlawful credit bids and substitutions of trustees in 16.0 percent of those files.
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They returned to the field with a bit more vigor and, ultimately, won the second half, 2-1, as France made a few substitutions and, also, a few mistakes at the back.
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In Nice, he was working on a product to help measure the lactic acid in athletes' muscles, which could help coaches make decisions about player substitutions during a game, his father said.
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The IFAB agenda includes the extension of modifications to the Laws of the Game to give national associations more freedom to decide issues such as the number of substitutions at lower levels.
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And don't forget to leave notes on the recipes you make, if you've taken shortcuts, made substitutions or discovered hacks to make the food taste better to you or those around you.
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Then start saving recipes and cooking them, rating them with stars and leaving notes on them, for yourself or others, to tell of ingredient substitutions or hacks you've made to the instructions.
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You can share the recipes, rate them and leave notes on them to remind yourself or alert others to ingredient substitutions you've made, or ways you've cooked the dish differently, or better.
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Even the final decisions on the back line will be far from straightforwardThe back line — which sees the least amount of substitutions in a typical game — is also far from from set.
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Because this is a national security case, the prosecutors collaborate with the C.I.A. and judge at times to redact original case evidence and provide substitutions of original information to the defense lawyers.
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That&aposs not to say "OK boomer" was a bad meme, but unlike memes that allow for substitutions and innovation (like "cats can have little a salami"), it had an expiration date.
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If you hate me because I'm one of those people who make their own substitutions to a recipe willy-nilly and you want to stay true to the original recipe, here it is!
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The best counter an offense can make is to go no-huddle, making no substitutions and racing to the line of scrimmage after plays in order to prevent Alabama from making its swaps.
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Save the recipes of interest to you to your recipe box; rate them when you're done eating; leave notes on them if you've come up with great substitutions or shortcuts to the delicious.
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The clerk there sold me some dove's blood incense while assuring me that substitutions in spells were perfectly kosher, and even anointed my new candle with some lavender oil from her own stash.
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In some cases pain can be managed by fun new substitutions like VR, but for chronic pain, we're still looking for something as effective as opioids without the gamble of life-threatening addiction.
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If you need to lose weight, I urge you to download a comprehensive calorie chart of common foods to help you make substitutions that will cut about 500 calories from your daily diet.
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You can let us know how you did by rating the recipes with stars; or by leaving notes on the recipes to remind yourself or alert others to recipe hacks or ingredient substitutions.
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You can save recipes to your recipe box, leave notes on them for yourself or others about substitutions or improvements you've made, send yourself grocery lists and share recipes with family and friends.
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I thought these were funny, and while it took me some time to get the hang of the theme, I appreciated how close Mr. Wechsler got in the first word/number sound-alike substitutions.
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You can rate the results on a scale of one to five stars, and leave notes on the recipes for yourself or for others if you have ingredient substitutions to suggest, or cooking tips.
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Taco Bell is one of the many fast-food chains that supposedly has a secret menu — a list of items online that customers can order with substitutions or changes to the chain's standard menu.
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You can rate the recipes after you've cooked them, and you can leave notes on them as well, to remind yourself or to tell others about ingredient substitutions you've made, or hacks you've achieved.
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It's a vibrant community you'll be joining, as you'll see from the notes our users append to the recipes, alerting one another to recipe hacks and ingredient substitutions and all manner of cooking advice.
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The abrupt departure of thousands of doctors has presented Mr. Bolsonaro with one of his first major policy challenges — and has tested his ability to deliver on a promise to find homegrown substitutions quickly.
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"Given the market environment, where we are in the cycle, we have observed that managers are looking for more flexibility with those provisions, (including) bankruptcy exchanges, deep-discount substitutions or credit risk exchanges," he said.
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The flexibility of natural gas means that its substitutions for other fossil fuels can impact climate warming emissions upward (via methane leaks and carbon dioxide exhaust) or downward (via reduced use of coal and oil).
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Save the ones you like to your recipe box, and cook them, and rate them, and leave notes on them if you've come up with smart shortcuts or ingredient substitutions that would benefit us all.
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You can leave notes on them, as well, at least once you've cooked them, so that you can alert yourself or others to substitutions, alterations and improvements in the recipes, to the benefit of all.
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Unbowed, England was inspired by Roy Hodgson's two halftime substitutions — both of whom scored — and came back to record its first victory in a major tournament in a game in which it trailed at the interval.
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My mom says she can't recall exactly what alterations or substitutions she used to make, but I have a hunch she skipped the homemade red sauce and used a jar of Prego to ease the workload.
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Aleksandr Erokhin goes down after a hard collision in the Croatian penalty area, which is either a serious problem for Russia, which is out of substitutions, or a convenient opportunity for everyone to take a breather.
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With a subscription, you can save recipes, share them, organize them, rate them and leave notes on them to remind yourself and others of cool shortcuts you've taken or ingredient substitutions you've made to fabulous effect.
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Save the ones you like to your recipe box and leave notes on them, as a musician might on a piece of sheet music, to suggest emendations or ingredient substitutions, places you might improvise at will.
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And, if you want, you can leave notes on the recipes so that you can keep track of tweaks or ingredient substitutions you've made, and so that you can alert others to your good works as well.
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Most of her Lyon teammates will be there, though, and it seemed that with victory assured, Coach Reynald Pedros had the luxury of taking off players bound for France as he made a stream of late substitutions.
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That way you can save and organize the recipes you like (wherever they come from), send them to family and friends, and leave notes on them if you have any, about ingredient substitutions, or short-cut techniques.
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You can share what you find with family and friends, as well as rate recipes and print them and leave notes on them to alert yourself or others in our growing community to ingredient substitutions and workarounds.
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The researchers analyzed three options for each meal: the default option, as advertised on the menu, and two versions of the meal with substitutions (a low-calorie, or minimum option, and a high-calorie, or maximum option).
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I figured out dairy-free substitutions for many of my go-to meals, such as peanut butter instead of butter on toast, almond milk instead of half-and-half in coffee, avocado instead of mayo on my sandwich.
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That Klinsmann did not make any substitutions at halftime — leaving the group on the field unchanged until he inserted Christian Pulisic and Darlington Nagbe after 66 minutes — seemed to allow the problem to fester and become more glaring.
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Both were on the level of Superiority Burger's faux cheesesteak sandwich (featuring griddled yuba, or tofu skin, slathered in cashew cheese) and the chickpea-cutlet Parmesan at Modern Love, in Williamsburg—substitutions so good I now crave them.
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If that was not enough to startle sports fans, in recent weeks a rash of withdrawals and substitutions from major competitions has wreaked havoc on Russian sports, throwing into question the lineups for volleyball and even curling teams.
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What I am asking is whether the now frequent refrain that "representation matters" goes far enough, and whether we can derive models of engagement with the art of the past that go deeper than one-for-one substitutions.
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You'll need to make a few substitutions to make it vegan: Use vegan puff pastry (like Pepperidge Farm and Mazor's), an egg substitute for brushing the puff pastry and a butter substitute for the port reduction and caramelized onions.
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Left without live sports, linear TV networks like ESPN are reportedly struggling to fill large schedule gaps, but it's unclear whether programming substitutions will be enough to satisfy sports fans — particularly if cancellations and postponements continue for several months.
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After those high-profile substitutions, Ms. Hallenberg was embraced by an important champion: the pioneering American conductor Alan Curtis, who, with financial support from the mystery novelist (and Baroque enthusiast) Donna Leon, was recording some lesser-known Handel operas.
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And though Boone was faced with rapid-fire decisions over the weekend — injury substitutions, roster replacements and strategic moves — and some mild second-guessing in a loss on Sunday, he appeared eager to pull back the curtain for the home opener.
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Join other members of our growing community by leaving notes on recipes if you have emendations or suggestions (we're picking up a lot of awesome tips for ingredient substitutions in your remarks), and rate the recipes when you're done cooking.
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All substitutions will cease upon unreimbursed charge-offs exceeding 1%, if an event of default or servicer termination event subsists, or if the average percentage of loans more than 90 days in arrears over the prior three months exceeds 3%.
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My substitutions and extra requests were perfectly honored (like house-cured British Columbian smoked salmon in place of traditional Canadian bacon), but I was surprised when my "Big Smoke" egg sandwich came in a takeout bag rather than on a tray.
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The Cubs still have a six-game advantage over Washington for the top seed in the NL, allowing manager Joe Maddon to rest players who are nursing minor injuries, give relievers more days off and experiment with different lineups and situational substitutions.
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Franklin gave some shaky excuse for the decision—the "fourth team" was out on the field and they had never run a field goal block before, so he wanted to make some substitutions—but let's get real: he wanted to preserve the shutout.
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The substitutions were made by torchlight, as nobody thought it was a good idea to switch on the house lights at 4 AM and risk some passing Bettencourter coming round to see if any of his brethren was up for another drink.
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Temporary substitutions for the likes of Steve Harmison, Matthew Hoggard, Flintoff and so on would give England's bowlers a chance to rest up, consult with their coaches and refresh themselves at convenient points, before they returned to the field and resumed their duties.
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But the truth is, soccer has no shortage of breaks already: substitutions, corner kicks, free kicks, throw-ins, injuries and even the delays caused by players' surrounding a referee after a whistle (or no whistle) and expressing their discontent, often at length.
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MLB's game is undercut by the fact that baseball can't produce much designed trickery and generally has a lousy sense of humor, so what we end up with is a pretty standard game with slightly more joking around and many more substitutions than usual.
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At most clubs, the speaker is not a position given a vast amount of thought: They read out safety and security messages — "telling people not to use lasers, not to light flares, that sort of thing" — announce the lineups, confirm substitutions, name goal scorers.
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Now, thanks to her aggressive approach to those substitutions, Ellis has three more players on her bench who felt the euphoric rush of being involved in a World Cup goal and who may feel they can score again every time they step on the field.
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Delivery services tend to be far more expensive than in-store shopping, and it's still not quite painless: You have to order ahead of time, you often have to deal with last-minute substitutions, and the whole process is still quite labor-intensive and wasteful.
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Gabrielle Hamilton's recipe for steak tartare could be on the docket for Wednesday night, a recipe that I think has to be taken all the way, no substitutions, the Vegemite included because that's how G.H. makes it and therefore how it should be made.
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It's true that cauliflower wings and cashew cheese sauce can create a big "wow" factor among even non-vegan friends, but inherently vegan foods such as guacamole and bean chili can reveal to others that a vegan diet isn't solely about animal-based substitutions.
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And temporarily eliminating sugar and dairy was a good exercise—I admittedly probably eat more of these food groups than is ideal, and giving them up forced me to load up on healthier substitutions (for example, adding avocado to my salads instead of my go-to feta).
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In Chalon-sur-Saône, in the French region of Burgundy, elementary school students who do not eat pork have to content themselves with vegetables after the City Council voted in September to stop offering substitutions like fish on their menus on days when pork is served.
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A popular xkcd comic from cartoonist Randall Munroe, published back in August 2011, poked a hole in this common logic by pointing out how the password "Tr0ub4dor&3" could be cracked in about three days with standard techniques, due to its predictable capitalization, numeric substitutions, and special character use.
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For chewy cookies with a good depth of flavor: Chill the dough for 24 hours In her four-part guide she also experiments with various baking sheets, oven temperatures and health-related substitutions such as coconut oil, whole wheat flour and flax egg, making close to 30 different variations.
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The thrill and panic of being in a foreign place was cut by the immense relief of rediscovering what was feared lost, and not just rediscovering but recreating, with some minor but notable substitutions, such as the Atlantic Ocean for the Black Sea, and the boardwalk for Primorski Boulevard.
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IFAB set up a panel of experts to look at the issue and one proposal the group discussed was for substitutions for concussions not to count against the total of three currently allowed for each team in a 90-minute game, an idea Infantino said he leaned towards.
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If you click on the game you're interested in, you'll get a detailed feed similar to the World Cup app's, including information about who scored which goals, when those goals were scored, yellow cards, substitutions and how much time is left — not to mention historical insights about the matchup.
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The Good Excellent value • Effective fingerprint reader • Gorgeous screen The Bad Materials could be better • Keyboard substitutions not welcome • Too thick and heavy The Bottom Line EVE's V Computer is a good start on the affordable Surface Pro-style computer, but the crowd-influenced design and features are not winning.
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The first half of the 2016 baseball season is set to be memorialized in the traditional way at Tuesday night's All-Star game in San Diego, with droves of substitutions and stilted dugout interviews and, somehow, Julio Teheran pitching to Eduardo Nuñez at a crucial spot in the late innings.
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Now both are essentially gone, and we're making do with substitutions, decoys and mirages: things that seem like romantic comedy but are actually fizzy soap operas ("Crazy Rich Asians"), teen movies ("To All the Boys I've Loved Before"), funny dramas ("You're the Worst"), TV Tinder ("Dating Around") or sports ("The Bachelor").
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Biuso said that the woman and her friend (who she originally claimed was the Duchess of the Netherlands) wanted to make some menu substitutions, which would've been fine if they hadn't insisted that they should be able to combine an appetizer and an entree—while paying only for the entree.
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In the 57th minute, for instance, after a run of four goals in six minutes, Ellis used her first two substitutions to insert two forwards, Lloyd and Christen Press, who could reasonably be called two of the best attacking players in the world despite their roles as reserves for the United States.
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Experiments with roster selections, starting lineups, tactical formations and even substitutions by Coach Jill Ellis — all within her purview and part of the normal evaluation period between major championships — have led to uneven performances and to frustration within a team that now has large payouts on the line every time it takes the field.
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One of the biggest causes for concern among workers, as of late, has been the switch from a clear, commission-based pay model ($5 plus a 7.5 percent commission on all orders) to a new model that "take estimated shop time, substitutions, street traffic, and estimated travel time into consideration," according to emails provided to Motherboard.
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The ovation he received during pre-game introductions was an order of magnitude louder than anyone else's, save the young Chinese-Canadian heartthrob Kris Wu. The legendary Atlanta organist Sir Foster played versions of his hit songs throughout the game, meaning you could watch him banter with referees and make substitutions while "Back to Back" played.
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Just save the recipes you like to your recipe box and, after you've clicked on the link that sends you a grocery list and gone and executed it and cooked the meal and eaten it, rate the recipe with stars or leave notes on it for yourself or others — caveats about ingredient substitutions or cooking hacks.
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Alaska Airlines was lauded for being transparent about nutrition and for taking the environment into consideration The study commended Alaska Airlines for its transparency, as its full menu and nutritional information are available online, and called the airline "a clear leader in environmental initiatives" thanks to its eco-friendly substitutions, and the fact that it was one of the first airlines to replace plastic straws with paper ones.
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So bad.) At no point does the game explain how to control the players on the pitch—all of whom have names, not that you can select a formation, or a style of play, before a match commences; or make substitutions; or choose to have your keeper play a short ball to a wing-back (they simply auto-boot it towards the center circle); or come anywhere close to replicating a real game of soccer.
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