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And its Crystal Symphony has substituted its scheduled stop in Yemen this fall with a stop in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Almost overnight, our embedded media has substituted its steady supply of planted, unsubstantiated, hysterical stories about "Islamist terrorism" with planted, unsubstantiated, hysterical stories about "Red terrorism".
The Trump administration has substituted its preferred acronym, ISIS, in the global coalition's name but left the organization's structure and focus intact.
On the occasion of plaintiff's injury, defendant had substituted its own parts instead of returning those of plaintiff's employer.
The town supervisor, John Venditto, said the ruling "moves us back to the fundamental principle here that a lower court should never have substituted its judgment for that of the duly elected Town Board".
He said the panel's majority had "substituted its own policy judgment for that of the Federal Communications Commission and upset the ongoing review of broadcast media regulation mandated by Congress in the Telecommunications Act of 1996".
Root notes, however, that one of the most esteemed liberal jurists of the day, Judge Learned Hand of the Second Circuit, denounced Brown in a 1958 speech, saying that the Court should not have substituted its values for those of the Kansas politicians.
As we have pointed out, however, here the Court of Claims, though asserting the contrary, has not 'given effect' to the rate order, but in the guise of finding 'error of law' has set it aside, together with the Commission's findings; has substituted 'findings' of its own; and has made, in effect, a new order by its judgment.
The Chinese leadership has substituted nationalism as its cry, even going so far as digging up decades-old wartime records to use against Japan and pushing around the Philippines and Vietnam for their properties in the South China Sea.
Princess Cruises of Los Angeles has substituted Naples for Athens on its next three cruises.
