In nearly every arena of political life, group relationships have replaced person-to-person relationships.
By simply replacing "person" with "adult" in that reference, we would be able to keep the original intent of New York's incest prohibition -- as an "offense against the marital relationship," while closing the loophole that now protects a special class of deviant offender.
DON'T let ads and emails replace person-to-person contact, especially in inner cities and rural areas where we have yet to bridge the digital divide.
The process was repeated when necessary to replace persons who declined, could not be contacted, or met exclusion criteria.
To others, "curing" an autistic person would mean replacing that person with someone else.
They were replaced with person first language -- "individual with an intellectual disability" and "intellectual disability".
The friction cost method takes into account the economic circumstances that limit the losses of productivity to society, which are related to the fact that a formerly unemployed person may replace a person who has become disabled [ 84].
This method takes into account the economic circumstances that limit the losses of productivity to society, which are related to the fact that a formerly unemployed person may replace a person who becomes disabled.
The friction cost method takes into account the economic circumstances that limit the losses of productivity to society, which is related to the fact that a formerly unemployed person may replace a person who becomes disabled [ 81].
"We have replaced a person making 2X with one making 1X," said Bob Epling, president of the Homestead's Community Bank.
Firstly, we replaced each person's current comorbidities with the previous year's risk score from the CMS Hierarchical Condition Categories model (version 21, 2010 clinical revision, community enrollee specification).
