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Free suicide hotlines, which are being touted as a solution all over social media right now, can be a useful resource in an emergency, but they are an inadequate, often flawed substitute for the kind of consistent treatment that depressed people usually need to feel well enough to function.
Less successful was Nuts (1987), a flawed vehicle for Barbra Streisand.
Bud Selig is at best a flawed crusader for justice.
The issue, says Barnabas Daru, is that the collections are a flawed fit for that use.
However, mark-to-market taxation of investments is a flawed idea for numerous reasons.
Beverages are not a substitute for a personality.
However, your average soldier or officer is still essentially a flawed human, working for other flawed humans.
Have a substitute for an emergency.
"A tolerable substitute for beer".
Humor: always a good substitute for rage.
What's a good substitute for tout?
