Because swamp crops can be grown on marginal land – and substitute for food staples – the damaging effects of indirect land use change can be avoided.
8 P.M. (Flix) SCHOOL OF ROCK (2003) Jack Black, below, stars as Dewey Finn, a broke musician who impersonates a friend to land a substitute-teaching job in this comedy directed by Richard Linklater.
NBC also scrapped some cheerful commercials promoting the new season, which featured a jingle asking if viewers were "looking for a place to land," and substituted somber, subdued spots.
Other states have provided substitute land as compensation.
In places with bad roads, few trains and parlous land lines, they substitute for travel, allow price data to be distributed more quickly and easily, enable traders to reach wider markets and generally ease the business of doing business.
L. 115 334, § 8624(a)(1), substituted "land, non-Federal land, and land owned by an Indian tribe" for "land and non-Federal land".
(3) designation and heading and substituted "Land, water, and interests in land and water" for "Lands, waters, and interests therein", and inserted par.
But this match ended on a sour note for the hosts as striker Fabio Borini, who only came on as a 78th minute substitute, landed badly in a challenge and dislocated a shoulder, an injury that will rule him out for the rest of the season.
Even were air cargo to cease, there would be shipping and land transportation as substitutes, so GNP loss would again be minor.
He proposed to abolish all perquisites and sinecures; to permit private trade; to permit native subjects to own private property; to substitute the "land levies" by a regulated land tax; and the abolition of all seigneurial rights in the colonies.
L. 99 591, § 108(a)(3), temporarily substituted "lands or animals owned" for "lands owned" and inserted "or animals are husbanded".
