We need to see the whole package to be sure that whatever is substituted provides as much involvement".
Or maybe, in a city so starved for nature that a stroll through a greenmarket can feel like a restorative encounter with the great outdoors, New Yorkers are simply willing to cling to whatever crude substitutes we can find.
So I substitute whatever honey I've got in the cupboards, usually orange blossom.
It is art that makes life, makes interest, makes importance, for our consideration and application of these things, and I know of no substitute whatever for the force and beauty of its process.
"Whatever terms you substitute, whether they are compatible or incompatible with one another, the consecution can in no way be broken".
Of course you are free to substitute whatever you have to suit your cooking preference.
I can see this becoming a year-round staple, substituting whatever juicy fruit I can get.
We use a lot of herbs, but don't feel rule-bound: substitute with whatever you have to hand.
In the eighteen-sixties, helping to found a small magazine, The Nation, he wrote that in America "a newspaper may well be the only substitute for whatever, in a society more elaborately civilized, keeps a man's commonplace civilization alive".
But whatever's destined to substitute passwords will have to be simple, robust, affordable and flexible enough to convince billions of users to change one of their oldest computing habits, and be secure and unbreakable enough to convince hackers to try their luck elsewhere.
