L. 96 106, § 7(a), substituted "such bridge with a comparable facility or in rehabilitating such bridge" for "or rehabilitating such bridge with a comparable facility".
L. 110 289 substituted "bridge depository institution" for "bridge bank".
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A substitute fielder at Trent Bridge in 2005, he pounced on a Damien Martyn quick single and threw down the stumps before Australian captain Ricky Ponting could make his ground.
One is that suicide barriers on bridges are not effective in decreasing overall suicide rates because people may substitute a bridge with a barrier for a different location, such as another bridge or a building.
The nine-switch inverter has been proposed recently and, since then, a large number of applications have been investigated, specially as a substitute to the dual-bridge (back-to-back) converter.
Brought on at Trent Bridge as a substitute fielder for the injured Simon Jones, Durham's Gary Pratt took a shy at the stumps from cover, ran out an in-form Ricky Ponting, and tilted a match, and an entire series, that had been on a knife-edge in England's favour.
At one point, he waved a St George flag reading Gary Pratt, OBE, a reference to the young cricketer from Durham who was not an official member of the squad but made a crucial run-out in the Trent Bridge Test as a substitute fielder.
L. 110 244, § 101(m)(1)(E), substituted "bridges not on Federal-aid highways" for "off-system bridges".
On the third day of the fourth Test against Australia at Trent Bridge, Pratt was brought on as a substitute for Simon Jones.
What was once a substitute for the missing official Facebook iPad app has blossomed into a bridge between our fractured social graphs.
