The battle often intensified when spare classroom space in district schools was turned over to charters, with their extra resources and freedom to hire the best teachers.
For instance, when spare parts inventory is low, hold it in reserve for higher-paying customers, requiring lower-paying customers to wait until inventory is replenished.
Thus when Spare Rib, that organ of radical Seventies' feminism, called for more pain-free, hospital births, Kitzinger describes her horror "at how my sister-feminists could fail to support woman-centred birth".
Officials tried to reassure businesses and the public after they learned they would lose the 2,000 megawatts from the Eggborough plant in North Yorkshire at a time when spare power capacity at peak times is set to reach zero.
And that is that "the time to normalise interest rates is edging closer" as the economic recovery progresses, but it will be gradual and only occur when spare capacity has been cut.
Today, spare capacity is less than 2 million barrels per day compared to the 1980's oil glut when spare capacity was over 15 million barrels per day.
When spare embryos exist after fertility treatment, the individuals for whom the embryos were created typically have the option of storing for them for future reproductive use, donating them to other infertile couples, donating them to research, or discarding them.
Items collect static charge when spare electrons (trapped by a lack of conductive outlet) are collected or "swept up" by a passing body.
The Yankees' ideal situation with Hughes occurred last Thursday, when they spared him an inning by scoring nine runs in the sixth against Detroit.
The FMAER may be normal in ASD and other language disorders when pathology spares the superior temporal gyrus and surround but presumably involves other brain regions.
Consequently, a ruler who manifests genuine benevolence when he spares an ox being led to slaughter may nonetheless ignore the suffering of his own subjects.
