They pointed to the experience of Texas, Florida, and California, which have substituted admissions based on high school class rank for race-conscious policies (although the extent of their success has been disputed) ( 4- 6), as evidence that there are workable alternatives.
It is the product of the self-indulgence and complacency born of our ultraliberal societies, which have substituted such pseudo-religions as political correctness and saving the planet for genuine distinctions between right and wrong and the cultivation of real virtues.
The 1864 law which had substituted bronze for copper-nickel had also outlawed "copperheads" or private token issues.
It is of interest to note that the efficacy with DF in our study is comparable to doublet combination studies, which had substituted 5-FU with capecitabine or S-1 (ORR ranging between 39% and 52.1% Giordano et al, 2006; Yamaguchi et al, 2006; Yoshida et al, 2006).
This comes not from any analysis of policy proposals, but from Trump's own words in a campaign in which he has substituted impulse and pandering for thoughtful politics.
By comparison, the general taxation (based on personal and other taxes) which it has substituted for is mildly progressive in Ghana [ 12].
Consider, for example, Deborah Kass's "Double Red Yentl, Split (My Elvis)" a parody of Warhol's "Double Elvis" in which Ms. Kass has substituted Barbra Streisand dressed as a young male yeshiva student in the film "Yentl".
One such painting, hanging in the back of his shop, is a regal portrait of Diana, the Princess of Wales, in which Mr. Thuan has substituted the face of his wife.
Like the Plumbs, Edgar and Fern, a formerly happy couple, are forced to reckon not only with money's central place in their personal identities but also with the extent to which money had substituted for intimacy between them.
Herein, we present a systematic study in which we have substituted Lanthanum into the Zn-site in β-Zn4Sb3 compound.
