As a substitute for physical closeness, we use our voices.
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Anatomy is commonly taught as a substitute for sex education.
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I'd use it as a substitute for a salmon burger.
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Some analysts see the argument as a substitute for politics.
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Demanding new personnel as a substitute for actual new ideas.
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But it bounces microwaves around a chamber as a substitute for propellant.
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"Do not use them as a substitute for emergency savings," he said.
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Aurora Galli came in as a substitute for Italy and scored twice.
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Mack is expected to initially serve as a substitute for New York.
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Rather, Chapter 28500 acts as a substitute for the domestic court appeals.
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This suggests that, for unhappy men, masturbation serves as a substitute for sex.
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It works as a substitute for a bouquet of roses in a pinch.
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So, whatever came as a substitute, for us it was a tremendous thing.
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The bees had access to trays of spirulina as a substitute for pollen.
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Yeah, I don't even see it as a substitute for what we do.
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In theory, this could act as a substitute for how sick a patient is.
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He is ready to offer society generational change as a substitute for political change.
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As a substitute for firsthand interviews, she quotes the girls' surreal internet chat-speak.
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I came on as a substitute for a League Cup game away at Manchester City.
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"Wine," which stands for "Wine Is Not an Emulator," acts as a substitute for Windows.
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A Swedish rail company also lets people use implants as a substitute for fare cards.
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The problem, rather, is that thinking has so often served as a substitute for action.
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The search for methadone International health organizations recommend methadone as a substitute for street drugs.
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For example, question formulation exercises can be used as a substitute for conventional brainstorming sessions.
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But these acts by individuals cannot be accepted as a substitute for a functional system.
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I buy grocery list apps as a substitute for ever actually going to the grocery store.
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Think of it as a substitute for cash, and cheaper to use than a debit card.
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It basically works as a substitute for the unit's remote, which I actually use more often.
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But they don't always work, and some companies use them as a substitute for reducing emissions.
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" He later added: "Project-based initiatives should not be seen as a substitute for personal compensation.
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More studies are finding medical marijuana patients were using marijuana as a substitute for pain pills.
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For whatever reason, Hollywood continues to lean on tired cliches as a substitute for actual understanding.
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Eating bugs as a substitute for larger livestock could contribute substantially to a more sustainable world.
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CBS reported Nevada officials turned to midazolam as a substitute for its expired stocks of diazepam (Valium).
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Buying apps related to an activity can often serve as a substitute for actually doing that activity.
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But more importantly, they're starting to use it as a substitute for the demand for human innovation.
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It should not be regarded by viewers as a substitute for the exercise of their own judgment.
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"Encouraging people to travel domestically as a substitute for international travel is a no-brainer," said Hall.
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Clinton has moved aggressively on Arizona, seeing it as a substitute for any losses in the Midwest.
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That change would make it easier to use such insurance as a substitute for Obamacare-compliant coverage.
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So when we say "American cheese" as a substitute for processed cheese, we're conflating two different things.
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And another enzyme, Cpf1, is growing rapidly in popularity as a substitute for Cas9 in conjunction with CRISPR.
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This was developed with creative programmer Édouard Lanctôt-Benoit as a substitute for the neurological systems of sleep.
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In the preliminary tests, patients were given a gene therapy that acted as a substitute for the dystrophin.
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So, the very instrument that I had proposed as a substitute for austerity will now become its supplement.
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"Many of us have come to accept 'hotness' as a substitute for power," she wrote at the time.
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Before that, he had entered Parliament through the back door, as a substitute for a departing Socialist lawmaker.
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That's why he says you should only eat snow as a substitute for water as a last resort.
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As a substitute for humans and eyes, these vehicles must rely on several new systems, largely using artificial intelligence.
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If there is anything left over, use it as a substitute for mayonnaise in your cold cut sandwiches. 9.
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People who use long, frequent naps as a substitute for sleep, for example, seem to get ill more often.
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But if it serves as a substitute for resource-intensive office or hospital visits, it could drive costs down.
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A more intriguing possibility is that the government views the petro as a substitute for the value-leaking bolívar.
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To be fair, sometimes that's true—masturbation can serve as a substitute for the sex that people aren't having.
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With a sunset, a council race can serve as a substitute for a plebiscite on an NDO, though indirectly.
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He also found new ways to use old media as a substitute for party endorsements and traditional campaign spending.
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And in Paris, Études also used a carabiner attached to a bungee cord as a substitute for a belt.
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Then they used 2 as a substitute for an "e" in their preposterous "Striv2 for GreatnEss" shirt for LeBron.
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You might consider a panade as a substitute for bread stuffing and serve it alongside a roasted holiday bird.
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"At the end of the day, there is some demand (for platinum) as a substitute for palladium," Sin added.
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Mr Trump seems to think that he can use America's titanic commercial clout as a substitute for hard power.
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Like General Mills, Promotion in Motion says it does not market its products as a substitute for fresh fruit.
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Sanchez was put forward as a candidate by secessionist parties as a substitute for Carles Puigdemont, the movement's figurehead.
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Hank coined the term "vidya" (+4) as a substitute for "video games" which has more traction online than you realize.
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These include blocked exits, using strip plugs as permanent wiring, and using extension cords as a substitute for permanent wiring.
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The surrounding poem imagines "Snow" as a substitute for the "real" tree that Ammons keeps not getting up to buy.
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Logan Verrett pitched strongly as a substitute for Jacob deGrom, allowing three hits and no runs in six scoreless innings.
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Caffeine, like most things, needs to be used in moderation, and with care, and not as a substitute for getting rest.
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But the words of lawyers or federal court appointees cannot serve as a substitute for that black father's voice and experiences.
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Initially, they attracted support from right-leaning economists like Milton Friedman who backed them as a substitute for social welfare programs.
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But they should not be used as a substitute for good farm hygiene and better ways of managing animals, she said.
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The European Commission and China, for example, are masterful at imposing antitrust sanctions against foreign firms as a substitute for tariffs.
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Some insurers worry that consumers will be confused and may see short-term policies as a substitute for major medical coverage.
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The site's chief executive has said that GoFundMe wasn't developed as a substitute for health insurance, and he regrets the necessity.
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A system in which factories, banks and even housing were nationalized required a planned economy, as a substitute for capitalist competition.
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As a substitute for the "Real Christmas Tree Experience (TM)," Amazon has a long way to go to deliver the goods.
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There is some survey evidence that New Yorkers who are hailing rides are using it as a substitute for public transit.
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People use ghee as a substitute for other cooking oils, or slip it into rich drinks like bulletproof coffee and moon milk.
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In its worst manifestations, "queer" is used as a substitute for a politic, the veneer of activism without the action, only utterance.
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"During interviews conducted by law enforcement, Rader admitted to engaging in autoerotic activities as a substitute for his killings," the report said.
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"It should be very clear that our committee cannot and will not stand as a substitute for Mr. Mueller's investigation," Warner said.
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Liam Hendriks, announced earlier in the day as a substitute for the All-Star Game, pitched the ninth for his fourth save.
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But some environmental groups — even those open to a role for nuclear power as a substitute for traditional power plants — are skeptical.
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Rayon, one of the first man-made fibers, was developed from plant fibers as a substitute for silk in the 19th century.
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I ate a lot more fruit than normal and even used it as a substitute for junkier food I would have eaten.
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The app, which has a very straight forward user interface, is positioned as a substitute for plastic cards and point-of-sale terminals.
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Its reputation as a substitute for ground beef means it's doomed to forever remind people that they're not actually eating a "real" burger.
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"Countries should not use tariffs to target bilateral trade balances or as a substitute for dialogue to pressure others for reforms," it said.
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The Democrats in the House asked that they be allowed to offer a censure resolution as a substitute for the articles of impeachment.
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Chinese nickel supporters have basically turned to low quality, partly beneficiated nickel from Indonesia as a substitute for refined nickel and nickel ore.
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And there is some evidence that cannabis functions as a substitute for prescription opioids, such as OxyContin, which kill 15,214 Americans each year.
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This week, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) offered a mixed metaphor as a substitute for our bright line rule protecting speech.
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Using internal numbers as a substitute for official results is risky for campaigns themselves, as shown by Buttigieg's experiences in Iowa and Nevada.
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I don't drink coffee like I used to, as a substitute for nearly everything: food, sleep, the trappings of adulthood, a sense of cool.
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An oversize chair from Crate & Barrel serves as a substitute for a couch, while its matching ottoman allows Triolo to still kick back comfortably.
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Right-hander Liam Hendriks, announced earlier in the day as a substitute for the All-Star Game, pitched the ninth for his fourth save.
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However, Gillibrand in the past hasn't used the phrase "Medicare for all" as a substitute for "single-payer" the same way Bernie Sanders does.
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New York has expanded the use of medical marijuana as a substitute for an opioid prescription, a move that was first announced last month.
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Originally intended to be used by American companies as a last resort, H6900-B visas are frequently used as a substitute for hiring Americans.
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Context: E-cigarettes can have a positive impact on public health when used as a substitute for tobacco, which claims 480,000 American lives annually.
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But Fauss said the rule is still too broad and covers other products consumers would not typically use as a substitute for debit cards.
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"Nobody ever really thought that it made sense to use solar geoengineering as a substitute for emissions cuts," Dr. Keith said in an interview.
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"Almond flour has become very popular because it's often used as a substitute for regular flour," said registered dietitian Jennifer Masson, M.A., RD, LDN.
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It can be used as a substitute for milk in cooking, makes a mean potato salad, and works as a mixer to make sake cocktails.
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Every facet of the Yellow Vests movement is being determined in real time by Facebook video, with virality acting as a substitute for clear leadership.
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"It's a very versatile food," she says, adding that she eats it every morning, and often uses it as a substitute for dips and sauces.
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I was safer, that is, if I used Autopilot the way it was intended and not, as some people have, as a substitute for driving.
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Ever since the 1950s, when many poor-country governments championed domestic production as a substitute for imports, Brazilian industry has been shielded from foreign competition.
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His daughter, Rebecca (Malina Weissman), is reduced to watching him on television as a substitute for spending time with him, since he's always so busy.
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China is the world's top buyer of DDGS, a by-product of corn ethanol used by feed mills as a substitute for corn and soymeal.
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Until that point, he had offered poise and drive since coming on as a substitute for Arthur, the Brazilian midfielder; he had improved Barcelona considerably.
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Because of the notorious dysfunction of that agency, however, we cannot accept the possibility of an FEC investigation alone as a substitute for DOJ's work.
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In 1898 he founded, together with Lillian Wald, the Outdoor Recreation League, which sponsored the construction of playgrounds as a substitute for unsupervised street play.
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It means we don't do one-off missile strikes as a substitute for actual diplomatic and military strategy, as we did in Syria last year.
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In 2012, as a substitute for the failed federal DREAM Act, he issued an executive order that prevents certain undocumented young people from being deported.
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Everything from online porn to sophisticated video games, to social media is being used by many as a substitute for real human contact, especially for men.
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But if you're flying solo, there's less of an excuse — and more of a possibility that you're just using multiple screens as a substitute for sociability.
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It is used there not as a substitute for imprisonment but to monitor those on probation and on parole, as well as for pre-trial monitoring.
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McEwen has said gold at $5,000 an ounce was possible over the next four years, driven by increased demand for gold as a substitute for cash.
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Bank stocks are often used as a "proxy" for a country's economic fortunes and in the case of Italian lenders as a substitute for the eurozone.
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Florida used etomidate in the execution as a substitute for midazolam, a drug that's hard to get because drug manufacturers don't want it used in executions.
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In a Canadian study released last month, 85033 percent of medical marijuana patients surveyed reported using marijuana as a substitute for prescription drugs, particularly pharmaceutical opioids.
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A small but growing number of pain doctors and addiction specialists are overseeing the use of marijuana as a substitute for more potent and dangerous drugs.
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Dr. Elnahal said he believed that medical marijuana, particularly as a substitute for opioid pain killers, was an essential part of the future of health care.
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On the outskirts of Ramallah in the West Bank, Palestinian lawmaker Mustafa Barghouti said there could be "no economic solution as a substitute for our freedom".
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"In the US, net neutrality was seen as a substitute for policies that had earlier been eliminated to secure more competitive access to markets," Bauer said.
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"We certainly welcome the director coming back at any time, but not as a substitute for the open hearing that he agreed to," Schiff told reporters Tuesday.
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"As we advise our customers, these tools should never be viewed as a substitute for a doctor's expertise and knowledge of their patients' individual needs," it said.
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I'm told an office inside the Department of Health and Human Services was asked to evaluate the Cruz provision, perhaps as a substitute for the CBO's analysis.
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Candidate Trump, in other words, promised to deliver cultural revanchism not as a complement to traditional Regan-style small government economics but as a substitute for it.
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It's not the kind of experiment one could recreate at home, and the series actively discourages you from using it as a substitute for a professional consultation.
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"It was the only thing we could afford," says one woman, explaining that she would grind the date stones as a substitute for flour to make bread.
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Try Williams's cashew sauce as a substitute for sour cream in dips or mayonnaise on sandwiches, or serve it as a dipping sauce with vegetables and chips.
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The scale of this program is far too small to make farmers whole, even if they accept checks from Uncle Sam as a substitute for market sales.
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Lee also expects investors could look at bitcoin as a substitute for gold, and his model shows the digital currency could be valued at $20,300 by 2022.
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In contrast, the happy singles enjoyed their solitude, "took responsibility for their lives and were satisfied with their social ties as a substitute for marriage," Kislev wrote.
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It was started in 1869 by Thomas Bramwell Welch, a Wesleyan Methodist who advocated temperance and urged grape juice as a substitute for wine in the Eucharist.
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The fuel is of sufficient quality and consistency to allow it to be used as a substitute for coal in factories and power plants, not just in incinerators.
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The United States, on the other hand, is acting as it normally does: holding a deeply unsatisfying Congressional hearing, and letting that stand as a substitute for action.
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He was effective enough in Argo, in a role that mostly served to move the plot and relied on his thick beard as a substitute for character development.
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"Expense benchmarks must not be used as a substitute for (a bank) making reasonable enquiries of a borrower's expenses," the regulator said in a discussion paper on Monday.
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Lion bone is highly sought after in Asia for use in traditional medicines and is used as a substitute for the bones of tigers, which are much rarer.
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But the trick is to use computer-generated effects sparingly and wisely — to accentuate and exaggerate physical reality, rather than to act as a substitute for it entirely.
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Priced for its proximity to key European markets and crude quality, Libyan oil has recently been in demand as a substitute for Iranian crude hit by U.S. sanctions.
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All fa'afafine interviewed by Reuters dismissed widely reported claims that fa'afafine could be a designated role by families with lots of sons, as a substitute for a daughter.
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The app, which has the simplest user interface for any UPI-enabled app to date, is positioned as a substitute for plastic cards and point-of-sale terminals.
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Here is the child whom he taught not to cry, begging her father to accept her love as a substitute for everything else that is good and fair.
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He envisions Canadian scientists conducting a cornucopia of taboo-defying research, from decoding cannabis's sensory appeal to testing whether it can be used as a substitute for alcohol.
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This product is a sleeping mask meant to be used at bedtime, but I'll even use it during the day sometimes as a substitute for my normal chapstick.
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Or it would be, if there were anything funny or savvy about the incessant use of shocking violence as a substitute for satisfying character arcs and plot developments.
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It was hailed as a success by several bipartisan sources, but the Obama Administration refused to accept the plan as a substitute for its individual health insurance coverage mandate.
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He could be seen as a substitute for Huston or Welles himself, or a caricature of a dinosaur who has an inkling of how close he is to extinction.
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GSK said that as a result, Teva caused doctors to infringe its patent by selling a generic version of the drug and marketing it as a substitute for Coreg.
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Instead, the baby's heart pumps blood via the umbilical cord into a low-resistance oxygenator that acts as a substitute for the placenta in exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide.
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Food HACK: Try Williams's cashew sauce as a substitute for sour cream in dips or mayonnaise on sandwiches, or serve it as a dipping sauce with vegetables and chips.
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PRO10, Brazilian police said, was set up as a substitute for THG, effectively rerouting tickets originally intended for the OCI, and not meant for sale, to the other company.
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Even when they make him look ridiculous, they make a mess of political life, as his supporters cling to his deceptions as a substitute for what is verifiably real.
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And one way that cannabis could revolutionize medicine, according to Price, is by helping those who are addicted to opioids—by acting as a substitute for opioid pain medication.
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Stora Enso's engineers have worked out how to use lignin as a substitute for the oil-based resins and adhesives employed in the manufacture of engineered timbers, such as plywoods.
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As a clinical psychologist and certified psychoanalyst, I understand why many people—especially younger and underserved people—turn to therapy apps as a substitute for difficult-to-access established treatments.
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GSK said that as a result, Teva induced healthcare providers to infringe its patent by selling a generic version of the drug and marketing it as a substitute for Coreg.
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Pelosi is now defending recent remarks to Roll Call this week, when she said she doesn't support "abortion on demand," which some have described as a substitute for birth control.
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Dittrich has a sterling reputation as a reporter — but he no more than Corkin or any other scientist or journalist gets to use "trust me" as a substitute for evidence.
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The idea for synthetic blood came from a report out of Britain last year that scientists were planning to start giving synthetic blood as a substitute for donated human blood.
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To me, an iPhone is the perfect transhumanist prosthesis: It induces a fusional relationship and dependency as a substitute for human abilities — our memory, our sense of orientation, for instance.
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"Back in the day, people had injogogi to fill themselves up as a substitute for meat," said Cho Ui-sung, a North Korean who defected to the South in 2014.
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One of the most popular ways to prepare the cruciferous vegetable is to chop or pulverize it into grain-size particles, which many people use as a substitute for rice.
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Trump could talk about many other approaches—medical marijuana as a substitute for pain relief, holding pharmaceutical companies more accountable—but ultimately this is a disease that grows in despair.
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Another paper, published this year in The International Journal of Drug Policy, found that 3003 percent of the 271 respondents reported that they used marijuana as a substitute for opiates.
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According to the proposal from Paris and Berlin the budget would be for promoting economic convergence and stabilization in the euro zone, new investments and as a substitute for national spending.
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The technology promises a virtually inexhaustible source of space propulsion as a substitute for finite supplies of rocket fuels that the current generation of spacecraft rely on to maneuver in flight.
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K22 has been masquerading as a substitute for weed for the past decade, every since Clemson University chemist John W. Huffman synthesized the compounds as research tools to study cannabinoid receptors.
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"The test should not be used as a substitute for seeing your doctor for cancer screenings or counseling on genetic and lifestyle factors that increase or decrease cancer risk," he added.
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"Families may have additional benefits as a substitute for the school meals program," with the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which provides additional funds for the WIC program, Mr. Dittmeier said.
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The Idaho campus is the only Brigham Young site that will no longer accept Medicaid as a substitute for the student health plan, a decision that university officials would not explain.
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"The Big Sick" tends to rely on its progressive politics as a substitute for story: a cliché is a cliché, even if it is wrapped in a shiny, politically potent new package.
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While moving the pill to over-the-counter status has merit if it complements other efforts to make birth control accessible, it is utterly inadequate if done as a substitute for them.
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In its trading debut Thursday, the maker of plant-based foods that serve as a substitute for meat more than doubled in value, giving the company a market capitalization of $203 billion.
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"Virtual currency that has an equivalent value in real currency, or that acts as a substitute for real currency, is referred to as 'convertible' virtual currency," the IRS' guidance for taxpayers stated.
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Then on Saturday he flew to Detroit to make his case in a black church, for a photo op that he hopes will serve as a substitute for his extreme policy proposals.
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Trump is using Twitter as a substitute for press conferences—as a means to make serious policy announcements in a safe space where he can spout off without being questioned or challenged.
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Then, he said, he hopes to use the new deal as a substitute for a resolution moving through the Senate that would end US involvement in the Saudi-led war in Yemen.
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I couldn't look at his body without thinking about unarmed Black men who've been shot by police officers; he could have been posing as a substitute for Michael Brown or Laquan McDonald.
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When e-cigarettes came on the market in 2007, some public health experts hoped that they would serve as a substitute for traditional tobacco products and lead to declines in tobacco use.
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Dr. Seto added that, despite the risks involved, some of his patients have told him that, on occasion, they use child pornography accessed on the darknet as a substitute for contact-offending.
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Prosecutors have said the victims are the universities and testing companies, and that the amount that the parents paid in the fraud should be used as a substitute for the victims' losses.
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When the Iran Nuclear Agreement was finalized and submitted to Congress, a joint disapproval resolution was offered in the Senate as a substitute for a non-controversial joint resolution from the House.
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"In essence, pure BMPs can act as a substitute for hair follicles," says Maksim Plikus, an assistant professor at the University of California-Irvine's Stem Cell Research Center and the study's lead author.
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But after compiling an inventory of all that was lost, she was struck at the power of words and memory, and how they can act as a substitute for tangible, real-life objects.
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The regulator said in its ruling that it was also asking for the disposal of the Darty Passy and Darty Montmartre stores, as a "substitute" for the stores Fnac Darty failed to sell.
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The danger of any educational institution rooted in progressive values but dependent on big money is the default to political correctness as a substitute for a broader liberalism — the promotion of economic equity.
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Classic cartoons like The Katzenjammer Kids and Lady Bountiful helped establish the use of random symbols as a substitute for swears, and as a new art form developed, so did the grawlix convention.
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Buenos Aires — The military government plans to use the Argentine press and public opinion polls as a substitute for the congress which has been dissolved and the political parties which have been banned.
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It wasn't until North American architects got the idea of using CLT in bigger buildings, as a substitute for concrete and steel, that it began popping up in North America in the 2010s.
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"Our survey and company reports suggest healthy U.S. adoption of Disney+, but we are encouraged that most early Disney+ users do not see it as a substitute for Netflix," Post and Schindler wrote.
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"German automakers are doubling down on electric and electrified vehicles, in part, as a substitute for diesels, which are dying off after the Volkswagen emissions scandal," says Michelle Krebs, a senior analyst at Autotrader.
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The common logic of such populists is to use a shared animosity against outsiders as a substitute for more familiar criteria of democratic success, such as effective public policies and broadly shared economic gains.
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" Indeed, the business says that just one of its 320 square foot "growing units" can act as a substitute for as much as 19 acres of farmland, using less water than "field-based growing.
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Learn the technique of making a sourdough starter with apples and flour as a substitute for blooming packaged yeast in warm milk with this version of the traditional sweet for Día de Los Muertos.
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As time went by, Bal began to push the limits of his creations, experimenting with the use of colored glasses and artificial light as a substitute for sunlight during the prolonged Belgian cold months.
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Facebook also told VICE that Marcom was blocked from posting ads due not to fentanyl test strips, but due to posts related to kratom, an herb used by some as a substitute for opioids.
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Craig Becker, general counsel at the AFL-CIO, the nation's largest labor federation, said the board has routinely given interested parties a chance to weigh in since rulings act as a substitute for rulemaking.
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Huawei has made no secret of the fact that it's been working on its own OS, but the extent to which it would be able to act as a substitute for Android is unclear.
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But Ifeoma Onumonu, who came in as a substitute for the Reign in the 79th minute, scored on a shot from a tight angle in stoppage time to send the match into extra time.
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Though it is often simply thrown around as a substitute for the common "babe" or "baby," its literal meaning is the exact reason that we're placing it on our list of words we can't stand.
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Headlines from the technology press extolling the virtues of other computing products as a substitute for a limited RAM MacBook Pro illustrates that Apple cannot count on loyal users forever if they don't deliver innovation.
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The New Academy Prize was set up as a substitute for last year's Nobel Prize and gained global attention by involving the public and Swedish librarians in choosing its winner, the Guadeloupean writer Maryse Condé.
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A decision by Obama appointees in 2011 discouraged the use of association health plans as a substitute for Affordable Care Act policies because officials feared they would be used to circumvent the law's coverage mandates.
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Last year, banks and other market participants in London backed the daily Sonia or Sterling Overnight Index Average as a substitute for sterling-denominated Libor to price trillions of pounds in swaps and derivatives contracts.
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The Alliance's goal now, he said, is to get people the best stoves possible and encourage families to use improved stoves as a substitute for old-fashioned cooking fires instead of a supplement to them.
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Since these meals don't need to be kept cold and don't go bad, Amazon is hoping to mass produce entrees such as beef stew and vegetable frittata and position them as a substitute for take-out.
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The Trump administration claims that it will no longer use regulations as a substitute for legislation; that the effects of new rules will be more rigorously assessed; and that the burden on business will be reduced.
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When Merriam-Webster posted an article arguing that it's fine to use "mad" as a substitute for "angry," Slate editor Gabriel Roth tweeted his own critique: perhaps Merriam-Webster was trying too hard to be chill.
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The plan is not just to add solar capability to an existing roof, but to use roofing materials that actually integrate solar cells directly as a substitute for more traditional materials, such as tile or steel.
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Youssef al-Mahmoud, a Palestinian government spokesman, said Hamdallah told Kahlon that economic measures cannot serve as a substitute for a political solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, according to WAFA, the official Palestinian news agency.
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To some, it had a distinct whiff of castoreum, the secretion from a gland close to the anus of beavers, which is still sometimes used in commercial ice cream as a substitute for vanilla and raspberry.
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The company posted a fuller explanation of plans on its website, saying that if the tax were not abolished it could use distributions of "paid up capital" that would effectively act as a substitute for dividends.
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The F.D.A. warned that the Apple Watch was not meant as a substitute for traditional diagnosis, and it said the device was not intended for people under 22 or those with a diagnosis of atrial fibrillation.
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They become surer that climate change is a hoax, that the deep state plots against the bold warriors who threaten it, that a fake Melania Trump is sometimes used as a substitute for the actual one.
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China, the world's top buyer of the by-product of corn ethanol, buys almost all of its distillers' dried grains (DDGS) imports from the United States as a substitute for expensive domestic corn in animal feeds.
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They presented the attorney general with a plan: Nixon would personally listen to the subpoenaed recordings and supervise the preparation of transcripts that would be turned over to the court as a substitute for the tapes.
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"Our committee cannot and will not stand as a substitute for Mr. Mueller's investigation," Warner said in a rare speech about the investigations on the Senate floor last week, noting that Mueller's investigation is a criminal one.
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The creator of LSD, Dr. Albert Hofmann, believed that ingesting tiny amounts of the drug could have therapeutic value, and so-called "microdoses" have since been proposed as a substitute for everything from Adderall to marriage counseling.
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Taking both the change in the wording on inflation and impression that consolidating the balance sheet will start in September, "then it is taking the balance sheet reduction as a substitute for further rate hikes," he added.
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These allegations are simply too extreme to be left to the court of public opinion, where people believe what they want to believe and where puffery and wild, unsubstantiated accusations often serve as a substitute for proof.
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ACOG supports over-the-counter access to birth control, but not as a substitute for the full, no co-pay coverage of all the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved methods of birth control, under the ACA.
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Nonetheless, it would be a mistake to use an expanded Child Tax Credit as a substitute for additional child care assistance and paid parental leave, both of which are still important work supports for families with children.
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The authors suggested that a possible reason for the decline in fatal work injuries for young adult workers could be a result of medical marijuana use as a substitute for more dangerous drugs like alcohol and opioids.
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The nurse said she would decline these requests since under Alabama regulations, so-called chemical restraints are to be used only as a last resort — and never as a tool of punishment or as a substitute for treatment.
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In addition, the Trump administration believes that consumers should be able to renew such insurance policies, increasing the likelihood that they could be used as a substitute for major medical coverage that complies with the Affordable Care Act.
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According to the CDC, hand sanitizers should be at least 60 percent alcohol, especially if you apply it correctly as a substitute for washing hands in a pinch (but if you can wash your hands, definitely do that).
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The White House is reviewing a 2020 payment rule for Medicare outpatient services, and companies that make devices for a procedure that serves as a substitute for opioids are trying to persuade Medicare to create a new payment model.
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Will Fox News embrace the more traditional conservatism represented by Dana Perino, the former Bush press secretary and co-host of "The Five," who has won high marks as a substitute for Mr. O'Reilly over the past few days?
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Some have said buyers are using the shares as a substitute for ultra low-yielding bonds, while others say investors may not understand the SNB's special status, and were buying shares because the central bank made a record profit in 2017.
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"The growing use of electronic cigarettes as a substitute for tobacco smoking has been a topic of great controversy, with much speculation over their potential risks and benefits," John Britton, chair of the RCP's Tobacco Advisory Group, said in a statement.
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Many on the left use "liberal elites" as a substitute for "wealthy," of course, but it's a confusing substitute, not least because rich people tend to be more conservative and to vote Republican, as they did in the last election.
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What's concerning, however, is that the STMP is skewed towards young people, Indigenous Australians (44 percent of STMP nominees), and is being used by police as a substitute for having "reasonable grounds to suspect" a person has committed an offence.
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In Russian government classrooms, the techniques of disinformatia, kompromat, and agitprop — disinformation, compromising material, and political propaganda — have for decades been taught as weapons of war to weaken an opponent prior to military action, or as a substitute for military action.
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But because it's essentially pre-diluted dish soap, it could be used as a substitute for dish soap solution — use it to soak pots and pans, use it as a floor mopping solution, use it to wash a car*, etc.
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Polish Catholics used the red variety for Easter; the plain white variety could be added to a Bloody Mary, served as an accompaniment to roast beef or used as a substitute for wasabi, as it was starting in the 1980s.
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A suggestion for Nancy Pelosi: Offer the House a vote on censure, neither as a substitute for the impeachment inquiry nor for impeachment itself, but as an opportunity for members to go on record as to how they judge the president.
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And unless a patient brings it up, or their regular doctor asks, a patient's care team may not know about their marijuana use, or whether a patient is using it in addition to, or as a substitute for, a prescribed treatment.
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The 24-year-old Kolasinac, who joined Arsenal on a free transfer from Schalke 04, came on as a substitute for the injured Per Mertesacker and scored his first goal for the club as they beat Chelsea in the Community Shield on Sunday.
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It's not intended as a substitute for other ways of learning; it's a way to create a personal connection with the everyday people in a historic moment, to virtually walk in their shoes and imagine what it was like to be there.
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The Mate 203 Pro has the generic swipe up from the bottom to go to the home screen or enter multitasking, but it also accepts a swipe from either side of the screen as a substitute for pressing the obviated back button.
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Since the web-annotator product is designed to work as a substitute for any webpage on the internet, Genius presented a substantial new attack surface, theoretically usable by any malicious hacker who could lure their victims into clicking on a Genius redirect.
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This segment has it all: horseback riding in the sunset, denim button-downs, and a couch made of hay bales — note: it is cruel to ask someone in short-shorts, with exposed legs, to use hay bales as a substitute for real furniture.
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While Varjas said that some professionals and teams used the motors for training — sometimes as a substitute for pacing at high speeds behind a motorcycle — he said that he did not know if the motors were also used in races for cheating.
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Camille Gear Rich, a law professor at the University of Southern California, said in an email that it could serve as a substitute for intercourse only with the consent of both parties, while Mr. Turner's behavior suggested he intended to penetrate the victim.
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It's not viable as a substitute for all air travel, but given cities that are an appropriate distance apart, we have seen it can displace most air travel and some car traffic, giving people a superior transportation option that is also cleaner.
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As Ryan Britt wrote for the New York Times on instances of waterboarding, strangulation, and graphic murder in Captain America: Civil War and Star Wars: The Force Awakens — two movies I liked very much — violence is often used as a substitute for actual storytelling.
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Johnson has credited Fisher with some of the best lines in the film, (who else could come up with "you go, I've said it enough," as a substitute for "May the Force be with you"?) and reportedly gave her unprecedented leeway to shape her character.
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While selective immigration in conjunction with a naturally growing population and economy can be a healthy phenomenon, using immigration as a substitute for having enough of our own children leads us down an easy and comfortable but ultimately perilous route without precedent in American history.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - An eye-catching proposal to trial free public transport in some German cities as a means of cutting emissions from dirty private cars is not intended as a substitute for efforts to clean up cars already on the road, a government spokesman said.
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To observers it seemed as though the United States and Saudi Arabia, both heavy consumers and producers of fossil fuels, had opposed the plan to keep research and development of CDR as open as possible—seeing it as a substitute for some emissions reduction.
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After losing his license to practice medicine in Kansas, Brinkley moved to Texas, where he opened two new sanitariums ("Del Rio for the prostate, San Juan for the colon") and started marketing an elixir called "Formula 1020" as a substitute for the goat gland surgery.
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The NFL told players and their representatives last July that it's open to researching medical marijuana, which former players have suggested as a substitute for opioids in treating serious pain issues and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, a degenerative brain disease often found in football players.
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Writing in The New York Times in 2010, Steven Heller, co-chairman of the design department at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, praised the Traveler Lid as a "substitute for a mother's breast" and likened its spout, for sipping, to a nipple.
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Consideration of the drug's use comes as authorities across the nation have battled a rise in fentanyl sold illicitly on the street, often as a substitute for heroin, which many experts have pointed to as a factor in the ongoing opioid addiction crisis in America.
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Syria and Yemen are mired in civil war; Saudi Arabia seems as intolerant of dissent as ever; elsewhere in the Arab Gulf, prosperity is offered as a substitute for liberty; Egypt has swung from elected Islamism to secular authoritarianism; and Libya is struggling to avoid disintegration.
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He added that "instability in maintaining a love relationship and neurotic uses of sexuality — in which sexuality is used to control others — as a substitute for other feelings of self-worth, or as a defense against anxiety and depression," account for a large number of cases.
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In 503 Chicago Mayor Richard Daley's deployment of tens of thousands of law enforcement officials to maintain security and order in the city was derided as "Gestapo tactics" inside the Democratic Convention -- even as a majority of Americans voiced approval of violence as a substitute for justice.
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In July, he became the first major Wall Street strategist to issue a bitcoin report, titled "A framework for valuing bitcoin as a substitute for gold." traded near $3,487 Tuesday afternoon after hitting an all-time high of $3,525.04 earlier in the day, according to CoinDesk.
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Hedelin confirmed he expects the market for radio access network (RAN) equipment to be flat through 2020 before beginning to grow as 5G upgrades kick in for faster phones, fixed wireless video access as a substitute for fiber or cable broadband connections, and new, emerging industrial business cases.
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From a relationship point of view, Sowden isn't a fan and says—despite the fact that they can be "direct, time effective, and create an immediate sense of community when people are not physically together"—they should never be used as a substitute for actual face-to-face communication.
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"When combined with the troubling trend by some broadcasters of using corporately-developed national news content as a substitute for local journalism, your recent actions risk making the 'local' in local broadcasting a thing of the past," the 22 senators wrote, referencing Sinclair Broadcast Group's "must-run" programming.
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The product could even serve as a substitute for the sugar used to coat cereal flakes to prevent them from going soggy too fast, said Peggy Tomasula, a research leader at the laboratory — although she also noted that at this point, it may be uneconomical for some applications.
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Michel confesses he is using Elio as a substitute for his own, somewhat estranged son, as someone with whom he can speak of his father, a closeted gay pianist: closeted both about his sexuality and about his piano-playing, which he undertook at night while the family was sleeping.
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Somehow, Beijing officials seem to have chosen to use sloganeering as a substitute for a prompt and decisive action to sharply narrow their excessive trade surpluses with the U.S. — a policy that would have deprived Washington of any legitimate reason to seek relief from damages caused by China's aggressive mercantilism.
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The Guadeloupean writer Maryse Condé won The New Academy Prize in Literature, a new prize established by a group of over 100 Swedish cultural figures as a substitute for this year's Nobel in Literature, which was not awarded for the first time since 1949 because of a sexual misconduct scandal.
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Earlier on Thursday Economy Minister Paulo Guedes said that up to 100 billion reais could ultimately be released into the economy over time, and central bank chief Roberto Campos Neto said that reducing banks' requirements was a goal for the bank but should not be seen as a substitute for monetary policy.
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The low-volatility hedge fund strategy, launched in 1998, was positioned in recent years to help clients - such as the Oklahoma Firefighters Pension and Retirement System and the University Health System Pension Plan in San Antonio - avoid the negative effects of rising interest rates, and act as a substitute for fixed income.
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The notion that we can simply import foreigners to make up for the child-rearing job we have refused to do ourselves completely ignores the cultural, civic and economic impacts of immigration – as well as the impacts to ourselves when we bring in foreign adults as a substitute for raising our own children.
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This would keep countries on track to meet the goal agreed at the Paris climate summit in December to limit the global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees C. HFCs are used in air conditioning and refrigeration as a substitute for ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons, whose use was eliminated under the Montreal Protocol.
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"The results somewhat reinforce the concern we had that hospitals may simply use ED and observation stay as a substitute for inpatient care to avoid CMS financial penalties, rather than improving the coordination of post-discharge care and addressing the real needs for better community support of recently discharged patients," Li said in an email.
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A study by Morgan Stanley last year underlined the long-term threat of the sharing economy: 25 percent of leisure travelers and 23 percent of business travelers will have used Airbnb by the end of 2017, with 49 percent of Airbnb users reporting having used the service as a substitute for a standard hotel.
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People who are satisfied with White Claw as a substitute for beer don't know good beer White Claw advocates (aka apparently the whole world) are also perpetuating the belief that if you used to drink beers — and IPAs specifically — you can now drink White Claw instead and be just as, if not more, satisfied.
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Written by a cis-het woman who maybe-sorta-not-really caught the feels for her queer colleague while dealing (or rather, not dealing) with her husband's depression, the narrator openly and unabashedly uses her queer friend as a substitute for the emotional and romantic attention she is no longer getting from her male partner.
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