The jokes aren't all what you'd call subtle, but they're substantive, calling out the ruinous insularity of online celebrity, and the power imbalance between YouTubers and their adoring fans.
Aides said they could not recall a single one-on-one meeting or substantive phone call.
His reputation is based on his part in the inception and development of a substantive roll call of brands, including Urwerk, MB&F, Panerai and Richard Mille.
And so, Captain Woerth said, in sharp contrast to the bickering that often prevails within the industry, engineers from the association are holding daily, substantive conference calls with counterparts from the major airlines and the Boeing Company.
Although his words were Labour's strongest intervention so far on the phone-hacking crisis, the party is still undecided about whether to put forward a substantive motion calling for a public inquiry that could be subject to a vote or amendment.
To look for a real, substantive thing called consciousness, Dennett argues, is as silly as insisting that characters in novels, such as Sherlock Holmes or Harry Potter, must be made up of a peculiar substance named "fictoplasm"; the idea is absurd and unnecessary, since the characters do not exist to begin with.
The solution, the company decided, was something called "substantive consolidation" of WorldCom debts.
Readers might find them good for a giggle though, while neither article could be called substantive, neither is short.
Direct dye, also called Substantive Dye, any of a class of coloured, water-soluble compounds that have an affinity for fibre and are taken up directly, such as the benzidine derivatives.
This paper reports a substantive grounded theory called the theory of Advancing Adolescent Maternal Development.
