On the Internet and on TV shows, name-calling substitutes for argument, and ad hominem attack for reason.
There are 40 in a set; 26 for the letters in the alphabet, 10 for numerals, three which are called "substitutes" and are really just ditto marks, and one "answering pennant".
Duplicate nuclear facilities, he said, were also built as part of an Iraqi program that he called "Substitute Sites".
In theory, the commission is committed to something called "substituted compliance," in which a foreign company can abide by its own country's laws as long as they are more or less as effective as American rules.
If you don't have instructions from the patient, you go with what's called substituted judgment: If the patient were sitting in the room with you, what would she want?
Then, a thinner needle, called "substitute needle" is inserted into the breast to imitate the position of the biopsy needle.
For example, they called substitute care providers, arranged child care, administered medications, or made themselves available to transport the women to healthcare providers.
Then he got a call to substitute at a wedding.
And then there's "Miss Nelson Is Missing," by Harry Allard and James Marshall, which concerns what you might call the substitute teacher from hell.
Perhaps of greater concern, less than a week before the opening night of "Barber," the Bleecker Street Web site issued a call for substitute cast members.
