To the Editor: You may substitute any religious body (kosher, halal, etc).
A surprise guest had turned out to be a book editor who needed a substitute for a writer who had abandoned a project, the translation of a family cookbook first published in France in 1903.
"Similar" may be more accurate and the reviewers and editor prefer that you substitute this term in the title, abstract, and where relevant in the text.
Jonathan Pelegano Astoria, Queens, Jan . 3 2010 To the Editor: Like Carolyn Bucior, I am a substitute teacher.
I recently read Congressman Morgan Griffith's letter to the editor in the Martinsville Bulletin – his substitute for a town hall meeting ― attempting to defend the Republican health care bill.
It seems they want to substitute a rule of editors – an unfettered right to destroy lives for no better reason than selling newspapers – for the Rule of Law.
Even though Kellogg was only an editorial assistant for the paper, he substituted for Lounsberry as editor of the Tribune's second, third and fourth issues.
If you don't substitute a product name, an editor will either remove the product names completely, or if they have time and feel inclined, will use substitute terms.
To the Editor: As a high school English teacher and former substitute teacher, I found Carolyn Bucior's comments both heartening and infuriating.
The Tennessean's editor and publisher, John Seigenthaler, Sr., one of a long line of substitute fathers Gore has acquired during his life, was more than just a newspaperman.
