He had always loved watching comedy – Armando Iannucci, his hero, will be a guest on the show next week – but recalls his astonishment when it first began to replace post-college temp jobs as a source of income.
British prime ministers followed suit, with their own experiments in detention and then punishment without trial, and a general pandering to nationalism, on occasion even xenophobia, to replace post-war human rights for all human beings with citizens' privileges – bestowed by the mighty and withdrawn at whim.
Like I haven't seen your 8 years of 'repeal and replace" posts.
Now engineers at the University of California, Davis, have developed a new sterilization method for fresh produce that could replace post-harvest needs for this ozone-depleting chemical.
They're clearly cheaper to replace post-chewing!
In accordance with guidelines for the use of the SF-36v2® health survey, the a priori analysis using a total score was replaced post hoc by two separate analyses using PCS and MCS scores.
Also (until and unless EU law is replaced, post-Brexit) drivers of large goods vehicles are known as LGV drivers.
Today, the flashbacks, nightmares and other symptoms of soldiers are diagnosed as post-traumatic stress disorder or P.T.S.D., a term that replaced "post-Vietnam syndrome" and entered the official nomenclature in 1980, appearing in the American Psychiatric Association's diagnostic manual.
"This has meant re-structuring the club from board level down, including redundancies and not replacing posts that were vacated through natural wastage.
The era where lily-white art school faculties encouraged artists to ignore race and politics is over; post-colonial theory has replaced post-structuralism in the ivory tower.
Vitamin K and water soluble vitamins were replaced post-TPE.
