To do so, Mr. DiFrancesco and Republican legislators had to amend state election law by extending the deadline for substituting names on the ballot.
Indeed, in order to get a sense of the public drama of Dreadful, for Burns and his compatriots you might substitute names like Amanda Bynes and Lindsey Lohan to get a better sense of his downward cycle and fall from grace.
Sadly, their attacks almost always turn personal, substituting name-calling for thoughtful analysis of the facts.
The children had originally used passports with the substitute names Drengur (boy) and Stúlka (girl); however, in 2014, Icelandic authorities refused to renew Harriet's passport at all without a legally acceptable name.
Substitutes' names are indented in the box score and are listed under the player they replaced.
Somehow or other, a fellow named Musial did manage to win the vote at first base, and league officials ultimately substituted players named Mays and Aaron for two Cincinnati outfielders.
The dispute is considered so sensitive that courts have substituted the name John Doe for the businessman, and Richard Roe for the lawyer who filed the case, Frederick M. Oberlander.
(I might substitute other names for Steinbeck and Van Wyck Brooks).
You rightly decry the marketing strategy of substituting brand names for generics in the new production of "Sweet Charity".
You could substitute the names, but this story of self-interest, unexpected market events and huge losses is similar to almost every other financial blowup of the last two decades.
"And to avoid substituting product names for the nutrient, substance, food, or food category, for which a claim had been authorised".
