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Out of season, Mr. May declines to take the road traveled by many restaurants: simply to substitute black truffles for white.
For clean cut Arian looks and fishy green and gold outfit, substitute black, grey and gold armour that looks suspiciously as if it might have been forged in Westeros.
For instance, once Donny and Davey reach Padraic — he gets the news about his "sick" cat on his cell phone as he's about to remove the nipple of a drug dealer who has been hung upside down from the ceiling — they have to get their story straight; they also have to get a substitute black cat.
Do not substitute black pepper with white pepper.
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Ryan took the technique in a different direction by substituting black paper, with grittier, often mordant results.
If you substituted black or Jewish for Christian nobody would go around using the phrase.
So, in SPECTRUM substituting Black natural history parameters into the White model, after adjusting for the lower incidence in Blacks than Whites explains 35.61 % of the Black–White differences based on a reduction in the difference from 17.43 to 11.22 per 100,000, or 6.21 per 100,000 of the 17.43, i.e., 35.61 %.
There is, for example, no substitute for black powder in certain military applications, and nothing equal to it has yet been found for the manufacture of the safety fuse.
In the Middle Ages, before trade routes from Europe to the East were established, grains of paradise were sought as a substitute for black peppercorns, an expensive import from the East.
The sample was taken from the dark paint layers in the background (S10), and the ultramarine pigment was possibly applied as a substitute for black similar to the practice known from impressionist painters [11].
But I'd substitute being black for being excellent in a heartbeat.
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