"The men are substitutes, let's say, substitutes for my old sweetheart."
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Sodexo works with other companies for chicken substitutes and fish substitutes.
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Scratching "milk" off popular milk substitutes (or "meat" off meat substitutes) is a desperate ploy to preserve market share.
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Across the startup landscape companies are launching to make synthetic spider silk, or make leather substitutes, or meat substitutes, or novel chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
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The policies analyzed, recommended under the International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes, are largely aimed at regulating the marketing of breast-milk substitutes, such as formulas.
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The trend kicked off with dairy substitutes, like soy and almond milk, and has been gaining steam with meat substitutes popularized by Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat (BYND).
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It's meaty philosophical, territory peppered with silly swear word substitutes.
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But substitutes reduce the effectiveness of traditional medicine, he said.
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Unfortunately, most meat substitutes are made to be diet food.
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Go deeper: The states using medical marijuana for opioid substitutes
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It costs $2,000 a kilo, and there are no substitutes.
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It costs $1,000 a kilo, and there are no substitutes.
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And unlike conventional metal wedding bands, these substitutes are edible.
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But people don't generally use emoji as substitutes for nouns.
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The chef isn't fond of meat substitutes like Beyond Meat.
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The company's goal is to take its meat substitutes mainstream.
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Anything that substitutes the latter for the former saves money.
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At the moment, the market for meat substitutes is tiny.
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But Xavion said substitutes can't teach like his normal teachers.
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Rousseau, always seeking substitutes for his mother, called her Maman .
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Elsewhere, Cordani substitutes for King when encountering fans along the route.
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Substitutes Mallory Pugh and Carli Lloyd also scored one goal each.
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Six of the seven players on the substitutes' bench died, too.
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It substitutes for real life two eyes looking into two eyes.
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Countries with plenty of young workers do not need labour substitutes.
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Her yelled enthusiasm often substitutes colloquial declamation for conventionally melodic singing.
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The campaign comes as meat substitutes are becoming popular with consumers.
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"The staff are happy to stand in as substitutes," it says.
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There's no question fast food restaurants are interested in meat substitutes.
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Still, sales of margarine and other butter substitutes spiked for years.
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You could swap out other meat substitutes here too, of course.
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But makers of meat substitutes say that Missouri's efforts are misguided.
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Make all these substitutes, and your total calorie savings is 1,179.
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Therapeutic drug substitutes cost hospitals at least $200 million every year.
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It substitutes wheat flour for flaxseeds, eggs, cheese, and other ingredients.
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Government agencies have already begun cracking down on the cigarette substitutes.
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And, more crucially, "today's systems aren't robust substitutes for human drivers."
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I don't believe these two things are substitutes, and that's okay.
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Wednesday, the school district updated the number of substitutes to 1,400.
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These are not substitutes for a licensed therapist, but they're convenient.
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Assign teams to cover clients, and tap recent retirees as substitutes.
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Whereas I do think Uber has a decent amount of substitutes.
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Substitutes and coaches and sundry staff members poured from the bench.
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Simulated situations and questionnaires are poor substitutes for real-world evidence.
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Long-run substitutes include choosing different places to live or work.
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The market for companies developing dairy substitutes is really getting frothy.
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Among the most common substitutes for snapper: seabream, tilapia and rockfish.
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It is easy to understand why these synthetic substitutes are alluring.
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Last year, Australia introduced concussion substitutes to domestic one-day and Twenty20 matches, a momentous step in a sport that, except for a brief experiment in 2005 in one-day international matches, has never allowed substitutes.
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In rich countries, government policy will encourage a shift towards such substitutes.
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But they're frequently replacing it with regular sugar or less infamous substitutes.
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The final choice took account of the availability of substitutes from elsewhere.
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McConnell could also offer different substitutes during this part of the process.
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Dunkin' is the latest fast food chain to start selling meat substitutes.
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Are there any existing plant-based seafood substitutes that your team enjoys?
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As for veggies, the Olympians use them as substitutes for other foods.
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The phrase substitutes rhetoric for actual discourse and urges placation over protest.
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What are some of the most ridiculous plate substitutes you've come across?
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Talk of withdrawing from the WTO gives Beijing's hollow substitutes unwarranted opportunity.
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On Wednesday, the school district updated the number of substitutes to 1,400.
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Products such as hand sanitizer can be good substitutes for washing hands.
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A question mark in a clue sometimes substitutes for 'maybe' or 'perhaps.
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Many vegetable substitutes can be made at home with simple kitchen appliances.
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Most of those who did represented only a few, little-used substitutes.
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That means the substitutes for it have to compete at that level.
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Refreshingly, much of the art substitutes touch and texture for digital gloss.
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And ad agencies are seeking substitutes for its hoard of personal data.
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That's sometimes not possible, so I suggest some other possibilities as substitutes.
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The government should also leave other, less harmful substitutes like Kratom alone.
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In 1981, the WHO launched the International Code of Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes — which is separate from the Codex but sets national standards all over the world for regulating the marketing of breastmilk substitutes and feeding bottles.
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" On substitution, Field's report notes: "We did not pick up from our evidence a great need or want among riders to use substitutes to cover their orders and Deliveroo was unable to tell us how many riders use substitutes.
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So, could opting for these processed meat substitutes actually be bad for you?
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Today, meat substitutes are also made using wheat gluten, konjac and yam starch.
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Beyond Meat, which manufactures plant-based meat substitutes, will trade on the Nasdaq.
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Some fast food chains already have plant-based meat substitutes on their menus.
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Vivo's "body soundcasting technology," which substitutes for a conventional speaker, is more successful.
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A new sort of "tinderpolitics" kicking in when instant gratification substitutes substantial participation.
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Invectives and law suit spectacles are no substitutes for that sort of policy.
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According to Nielsen data, 98% of buyers of meat substitutes also purchase meat.
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More than one-fifth of U.S. households are buying meat substitutes, Nielsen found.
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Surges in buy-backs and investment may sometimes even be complements, not substitutes.
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But there are hot drinks, too, and many could serve as dessert substitutes.
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But I don&apost think it substitutes for the judgment of these executive.
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Sick of vegans requesting tofu-based substitutes and sneering at your juice selection?
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Until quite recently the academic literature treated migrants as substitutes for native workers.
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Other substitutes, such as sunflower oil, would change its character, according to Ferrero.
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At the same time, competing forms of wagering began to offer alluring substitutes.
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These leaves have a strong flavour, but less acidic than its zesty substitutes.
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The company is also exploring kosher certification, along with chicken and lamb substitutes.
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The evidence about the health effects of sugar substitutes is just less clear.
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The higher 50% goal would involve people switching to meat alternatives or substitutes.
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Buzzwords like "bailout" are easy substitutes when reasoned arguments do not withstand scrutiny.
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Companies like Throw Dough and ProDough also offer silicone substitutes in various sizes.
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I chose to use butter, but non-dairy substitutes would work as well.
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These are all direct substitutes for the minimum-wage workers they traditionally employ.
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But when I tried different meat substitutes in our meals, he was honest.
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On the substitutes' bench, Sergio Agüero, City's regular penalty-taker, sat and watched.
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Some of the lawmakers in Belgium could appoint substitutes to take their seats.
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"I view alcohol and cannabis as substitutes in the market," Ms. Azer said.
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Consequently, the blue was replaced with more permanent Western substitutes like Prussian blue.
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For that to work, he said, smokers needed more and better cigarette substitutes.
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Still, all of these are poor substitutes for consistent, on-the-ground campaigning.
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With the term "sharing economy" under scrutiny, experts are casting about for substitutes.
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If meat substitutes won't help in the short run, other things still might.
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Some amendments will be "substitutes," meaning they would replace the entire bill text.
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Cars have tens of thousands of parts, and some have no easy substitutes.
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Some of the substitutes for BPA turned out to be even more concerning.
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Beyond is working on plant-based bacon, in addition to other meat substitutes.
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"There are loads of substitutes for South Korean cars and cellphones," it said.
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These companies also claim to be making progress on other meat and dairy substitutes.
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Luckily, there are tons of different substitutes out there that are made from soybeans.
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Luckily, there are a few similarly recognizable voices ready to step in as substitutes.
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Established vegetarian brands like Lightlife and Dr. Praeger's have launched their own meat substitutes.
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In place of the ending the playwright wrote, the director substitutes a sentimental tableau.
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The nation's biggest meat producer is plotting its entry into plant-based meat substitutes.
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Coutts describes his loss of words and their collaboration on finding substitutes for them.
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Substitutes that can slot into existing systems are the ones we should collectively pursue.
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Until now, other vegetarian ingredients, like agar-agar and carrageenan, have worked as substitutes.
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The drugs include combinations of antibiotics as well as substitutes for patients with complications.
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It makes no sense to use hospitals as expensive substitutes for old people's homes.
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The problem was that none of these substitutes could do everything an egg could.
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She was not sitting on the team bench alongside the rest of the substitutes.
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In particular, this trend focused on mechanical or robotic substitutes for customer-faced interchanges.
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Substitutes for germanium in these IR applications do exist, but generally with degraded performance.
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Meal planning became about finding passable substitutes for the foods I used to love.
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Others used older, first generation e-cigarettes that were poor substitutes for nicotine delivery.
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And "the industry has a whole lot of research to find substitutes," he added.
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If you're looking for substitutes, pork, chicken, eggs and mollusks have a smaller footprint.
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Mexico is already making plans to find substitutes for the American goods it imports.
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She routinely substitutes reason for patronizing diatribes, false equivalencies, and Olympic-level mental gymnastics.
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Tottenham's coaching staff and substitutes poured on to the field, racing to join in.
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The maker of meat substitutes reported its first quarterly profit in the third quarter.
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Meat substitutes are rapidly growing, projected to reach $5 billion in sales by 2020.
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Much of the hype surrounding plant-based meat has been focused on beef substitutes.
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And, fans have made it clear via memes that they will accept no substitutes.
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It also calls for more restrictions on advertisements for breastfeeding substitutes, especially baby formula.
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Historically, the various meat substitutes were reliably meh — tempeh; seitan; bland, grainy veggie burgers.
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However, he's concerned the hype around sustainable meat substitutes may not be sustainable itself.
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Economic history shows that automation not only substitutes for human labor, it complements it.
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The grocery chain already knows that shoppers who buy meat substitutes also buy meat.
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This multiplier effect is in part because immigrants are imperfect substitutes for native workers.
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One solution, advocated by Cricket Australia, is to explore introducing substitutes for all injuries.
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In both cases, there are no ready-to-hand substitutes for liquid fossil fuels.
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" We also asked Deliveroo how many riders use substitutes but the company said it could not provide a figure — telling us: "Riders can freely engage substitutes to work on their behalf at any time, using their rider account, without needing to inform Deliveroo.
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Choking on a synthetic human meat burgerIt seems that the age of alt-meats has truly arrived, with fast food chains realizing the excitement they can generate by using plant-based meat substitutes (instead of animal-based meat substitutes) in their meals.
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The market for meat substitutes is expected to grow to $6.4 billion worldwide by 2023.
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No matter the thread count, bed sheets can always be repurposed into powerful ladder substitutes.
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Digital currency and physical metals aren't "functional substitutes," said author Max Krause to BuzzFeed News.
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Their expansion comes at a time when the U.S. market for meat substitutes is growing.
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The simplest way to satisfy this demand is to concentrate on substitutes for familiar products.
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The company has also launched pork sausage substitutes and is working on a chicken alternative.
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Those kiddy cars are little more than premium (but still plasticky) Power Wheels substitutes, though.
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Today both are widely abused as more available, and more potent, substitutes for other drugs.
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The bigger ambition is to develop clinker substitutes, which would do more to reduce emissions.
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Rockburne tried many types of grease as substitutes, finally settling on Ultralube LMX Red Grease.
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Still, experts said that substitutes, like soyoil, would keep a cap on palm oil prices.
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The Filipino take on chicken soup, arroz caldo substitutes Western classic egg noodles with rice.
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If that passes, the Senate can vote on amendments, including substitutes to the underlying bill.
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While these aren't substitutes for a frank discussion, they serve as a backstop or guide.
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As with Britain's other contingency plans, there are no easy substitutes for a good deal.
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It also does not make any dietary recommendations, rather it clarifies what "breastmilk substitutes" are.
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In most money-saving applications, there are no substitutes for what silicones can currently do.
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And 22 percent said they were using such substitutes more frequently than a year earlier.
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First, there aren't easily available short-term substitutes in transportation like there are in electricity.
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That is exactly what Moore has done, though he substitutes the Bible for the Quran.
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Many third-party substitutes are available, but read the reviews and technical information before purchasing.
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While these aren't substitutes for a frank discussion, they serve as a backstop or guide.
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The higher yields sent bond substitutes, like utilities, telecommunications and real estate stocks, sharply lower.
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People will continue to find healthy substitutes for comfort foods in 2020, according to Yelp.
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But it turned out that contacts from the provider turned out to be good substitutes.
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There are potential substitutes, but substitution in some uses may lead to losses in performance.
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" … "…Cats, dogs, digients, they're all just substitutes for what we're supposed to be caring for.
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For another, some work casts doubt on the idea that medical marijuana substitutes for opioids.
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Will they replace human jobs or just act as sideshow substitutes to attract and entertain tourists?
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You're probably aware of groups pursuing plant-based meat substitutes, or those growing meat from culture.
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In Illinois, police reports are generally excluded and are not accepted as substitutes for live testimony.
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Folks looking for caffeine substitutes and herbal energy drinks have turned to ginseng in recent years.
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One of the popular substitutes for CFCs are a class of chemicals known as HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons).
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These tools may be born as substitutes, but they could live on as regular ol' options.
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Regularly eating or drinking sugar substitutes may also cause people to crave sweeter foods more often.
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If your kids adore the Minions and you can at least tolerate them, accept no substitutes.
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Murray's odd little poem substitutes for the lover's body a thing huge, hard, cold, and perilous.
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Long staples for vegetarians, beef substitutes are attracting more people, in lieu of the real thing.
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As Airbnb substitutes for hotels, often-significant lodging taxes are not collected in full by cities.
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But for antitrust purposes, substitutes need not be perfect to exert pricing discipline on each other.
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But the move had little impact because Algeria's small manufacturing base could not produce enough substitutes.
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There she spends four hours hooked up to a machine that substitutes for her failing kidneys.
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Beyond's sales has been soaring as consumers turn to meat substitutes for health and environmental reasons.
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Stuart conducts regular inspections and said it uncovered at least a dozen illegal substitutes a month.
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At the time, he said smokers needed better and more substitutes to get them off nicotine.
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At worst, it's a frustrating cliché, hostile to narrative and eyeballs, that substitutes fog for feeling.
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Just don't classify them with inexpensive diamond substitutes like cubic zirconia, moissanite or rhinestones — or crystal.
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Finding ground moose, reindeer sausage and birch syrup may be a challenge, though she gives substitutes.
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Consumers are turning to the substitutes to reduce their impact on the planet and eat healthier.
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White Castle, Carl's Jr., Tim Hortons, Qdoba and others also have meat substitutes on their menus.
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Many are using a personal day, meaning substitutes are filling in for them in their classrooms.
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The idea is to nudge consumers toward locally-made substitutes, boosting Egyptian firms and encouraging exports.
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Ms. Marin, a diabetic who loves sweets, navigated a new diet and adapted to sugar substitutes.
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Below in reverse order are the six varieties we would happily drink again as milk substitutes.
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The substitutes played so well that Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah sat for the entire period.
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Companies were able to find substitutes but only at a much higher cost of doing business.
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Pros: Substitutes often are not plugged into the curriculum, and online lessons may be more relevant.
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If they use butter substitutes in the future, the menus will have to explicitly say so.
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Substitutes for petroleum fuel are still not at scale, particularly for trucking, shipping, rail and aviation.
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We don't see many substitutes for some of the imported products that US consumers currently enjoy.
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Rehabilitation programmes and opiate substitutes, such as methadone, are available to all users who want to quit.
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Beyond also uses pea proteins for its beef substitutes, while Impossible Foods uses a soy protein base.
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A Nielsen study found that sales of plant-based meat substitutes grew by 30 percent in 2017.
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But the Atlanta-based company is mulling over adding vegan options — including meat substitutes — to its menu.
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Half the titles were just substitutes for "-ville" attached to random location words, like NeighborhoodBurg or SlumPolis.
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"Local industries need to take off in order to manufacture local substitutes instead of imports," he said.
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The market for meat substitutes is expected to hit $2.5 billion by 2023, according to Euromonitor estimates.
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That means omitting goods for which there are few available substitutes, as well as parts and components.
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Since I'm not a huge fan of non-dairy cheese substitutes, I stuck with dairy cheese instead.
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Last year's grocery sales of meat substitutes — a category that includes traditional veggie burgers — reached $893 million.
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The idea of using pig organs as substitutes for human ones has been around for a while.
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Most vegetable substitutes for animal proteins lacked the flavor, texture and nutritional heft of their animal corollaries.
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Euromonitor is forecasting that the U.S. market for meat substitutes will grow to $2.5 billion by 2023.
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"They are not substitutes," Raymond James research associate Angelica Jarvenpaa said of crude oil and solar energy.
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One of the most popular substitutes for CFCs is a class of chemicals known as HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons).
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Others, including Dunkin' and Tim Hortons, serve meat substitutes made by Beyond Meat (BYND), Impossible's main competitor.
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That's why the development of fish oil substitutes is critical, said Vidar Gundersen, BioMar's global sustainability director.
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Ice baths and other complementary strategies aren't substitutes for Western medicine when it's needed, Lee told Roll.
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A letter, like the social speech for which it substitutes, is frayed by awkwardness at either end.
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Shop for substitutes: Stock up on at least three foods that can replace meat in many dishes.
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In place of those truths and facts, Trump substitutes a story he tells himself about his life.
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Conservation groups say Chinese traditional medicine recipes can make use of substitutes for products from wild animals.
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No one disputes that they are substitutes, and that prices for one constrain prices for the other.
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Restaurants in California and Texas are making guacamole out of avocado substitutes, according to Good Morning America.
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They are complements but not substitutes because there are certain things that can't be done on smartphones.
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Producing meat substitutes for a meatless diet emits about 80% less carbon than producing meat, Eshel said.
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The stock market recently swooned over the startup company Beyond Meat, which makes meat substitutes from plants.
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And because this is a trend that keeps building, we'll keep getting better and better meat substitutes.
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Of course, if you're eating sausages, hot dogs, or meat substitutes, you're probably not a health nut.
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But we can be sure we've lost the plot when that commitment substitutes for the thing itself.
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And even the delicious-looking substitutes offered by the Doughnut Plant are, somehow, not quite the same.
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Disability dongles are not substitutes for access; instead, they are another barrier to full equity and inclusion.
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For economically less fortunate wearers, superb designs made in cheaper materials — woven fiber, say — were acceptable substitutes.
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It brought in two of them as substitutes but never really got a good offensive flow going.
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"Covfefe" is not funny, but it triggers shared recognition in a way that perniciously substitutes for humor.
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One of the most popular substitutes for CFCs are a class of chemicals known as HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons).
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Reserve teachers do monthlong rotations in schools, frequently serving as substitutes, and some get longer temporary assignments.
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Wood advises us to come up with new rewards as substitutes for the ones the phone provided.
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Prices allocate scarce resources to the people who value them most and encourage people to find substitutes.
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"The government presents a trumped-up case that substitutes old lore for actual evidence," Mr. Mazurek said.
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Vasco also finished with 10 men as they had used all three substitutes before Silva was injured.
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But still, it's hard to overstate how unique this product is in the history of meat substitutes.
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Mueller's office said the three properties Manafort put up for bail are insufficient substitutes for the bond.
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Finally, the task source found that jails are often being used as substitutes for mental health centers.
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Supporters argue that concussion substitutes would not only help safeguard players, but also make the game fairer.
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The network said that a rotating group of substitutes would fill in for him during his suspension.
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Some high-need students, like those with disabilities, are being taught by long-term substitutes or contractors.
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Industry sources say Saudi and Iranian crude oil have very similar properties that make them good substitutes.
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The district has hired hundreds of substitutes to replace teachers and others who leave for picket lines.
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It focuses on the re-education of a man who ignorantly substitutes the word "gay" as an expletive.
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By that time, however, there was little he or fellow substitutes Mario Gomez and Julian Brandt could do.
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If these movies aren't very good substitutes for the hand-drawn originals, they don't necessarily have to be.
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KFC is joining the long list of restaurants thinking about adding plant-based meat substitutes to its menu.
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Existing medicine for addiction, such as methadone for heroin, or nicotine substitutes for tobacco, is not very effective.
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Yes, there are problems with algorithms that need addressing, but are they worse or better than human substitutes?
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Schools with limited staffing gathered students in gymnasiums to be supervised by a handful of administrators and substitutes.
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Meanwhile, for those who are overweight in bonds right now, he suggests looking for bond substitutes in equities.
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In addition to developing new products, Beyond is constantly working to improve the meat substitutes it already sells.
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The unexpected price increase prompted some Asian refiners to trim imports and seek substitutes in the spot market.
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Critics argue that legalizing distribution of methadone substitutes for street drugs would simply promote addiction in Russian society.
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But, if you'd prefer something that doesn't taste like liquor, there are several spirit substitutes on the market.
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"In the old days, people stopped looking for oil substitutes as soon as oil prices dropped," he said.
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McPhail said the Civic Data Trust and data mobility are useful, but not effective substitutes for the law.
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He will accept no substitutes to a huge, long, physical wall, which he believes his voters viscerally want.
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Unskilled workers and existing migrants are most vulnerable, as they are the closest substitutes for the new arrivals.
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Recode Decode with Kara Swisher: Apology letters, "decency pledges" and press releases are toothless substitutes for real change.
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These products undermine breastfeeding and create the impression that breastmilk substitutes are as good as the real thing.
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They grind almonds for milk and spin soy into cheese, ice cream and even some passable meat substitutes.
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The big question, he continued, "is whether and when plant-based meat substitutes might achieve a similar status."
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Complaints and vilifications of China are no substitutes for thought and smart German, EU and American trade policies.
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The two work as substitutes: Less trade adjustment means more barriers on imports from the likes of China.
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For example, it recently used its meats division, which is now for sale, to launch vegan meat substitutes.
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Some areas of the US are experiencing sub shortages, while others are overly reliant on long-term substitutes.
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Substitutes in Maryland earn the most of any state on average, while those in Alabama earn the least.
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In 2019, meat substitutes (particularly patties that look, smell, and ooze juice like beef burgers) soared in popularity.
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Yet reverence and respect are poor substitutes for kinship, as Jim Webb himself learned about a year ago.
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Not every member of the group can sing at every concert—Wells has a pool of regular substitutes.
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There have always been people to knock TV as an isolating habit that substitutes virtual companionship for actual.
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"In Japan, as the labor force is shrinking, robots will be stepping in as our substitutes," he added.
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Other chains, such as Dunkin' and Tim Hortons, sell meat substitutes made by Impossible's main competitor, Beyond Meat.
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Sugar substitutes offered no health benefits, but they didn't do any harm, either, a review of studies found.
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"We firmly oppose the amended bill that completely eliminates the test and substitutes unnamed subjective criteria," he said.
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Meat substitutes may once have been a niche product, but today they're attracting mainstream consumers, including non-vegans.
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English manager Gareth Southgate has to be thinking about which of his substitutes can unlock the Tunisian defense.
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Replacing old stereotypes is welcome, but can't Ms. Lopez-Ochoa provide better substitutes than contemporary gender-swap clichés?
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It's a lot easier to come up with close substitutes for something that requires a lot less investment.
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These companies aren't replacing beef with substitutes; they're trying to grow it in the lab using stem cells.
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Many others, including chrysanthemum greens and red orach, are rarities in most markets, though her recipes suggest substitutes.
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Although some meat substitutes can be processed, the emissions are still far smaller than meat production and processing.
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During that period, demand for jackfruit, which is often used to make vegan pork substitutes, jumped about 20%.
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Educators, who are furious over the pension issue, called out of work sick or requested substitutes in protest.
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Barrels are expensive and aging can take years, so all manner of barrel substitutes were also on display.
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In sum, we need a plan that creates a wall, not a wall that substitutes for a plan.
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You're going to wish you had two substitutes to tag team with this month, Aquarius — you've really overcommitted yourself.
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Equal, the sweetener brand, announced a partnership with Amazon on Monday to develop an exclusive line of sugar substitutes.
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A special "compensation mechanism" within the agreement allows for cash substitutes to be used to settle that delayed payment.
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Here are some interesting vehicles worthy of consideration that may make enjoyable substitutes for what the masses are chasing.
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He said local companies were producing substitutes primarily in food industries, but also building materials, chemicals, leather and furniture.
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"The market is due for a shakeout," Craig Moffett, a partner at MoffettNathanson, said of the cheaper cable substitutes.
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Beyond, which manufactures plant-based meat substitutes, plans to list on the Nasdaq Global Market with the ticker BYND.
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This means these products would fall under the scope of the International Code of Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes.
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What we should be talking about is a performance-based approach to developing gasoline substitutes that will reduce emissions.
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According to Rabobank, a Dutch firm that specialises in financing agriculture, marijuana and alcohol are to some extent substitutes.
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Nonetheless, for a business, it is crucial to evaluate the ROI of vertically integrated solutions versus modular external substitutes.
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Their closest substitutes, Paulo Dybala and Douglas Costa, are both reliable deputies, but not quite in the same class.
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The maker of plant-based meat substitutes has surged nearly 25% from its IPO price of $212 per share.
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Long-running crab feasts have had to do the unthinkable and replace their signature offering with substitutes like beef.
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But the tide is starting to change, and we're now seeing a promising focus on plant-based fish substitutes.
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Democratic politicians sidle up to gang leaders for votes and use their thugs as substitutes for their political organizations.
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This expression of anti-Semitic hate speech substitutes terms like "Zionists" and "influential circles" for Jewish targets, said Berger.
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Instead, human trials might begin with a structure that substitutes for only the hormone production function of an ovary.
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Ever since, the US Department of Corrections has faced difficulties acquiring the proper cocktails, relying on cheap substitutes instead.
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Wisconsin: The Department of Public Instruction announced "emergency rules changes," making it easier to renew licenses and retain substitutes.
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The FCC rejects this fundamental idea and substitutes a convenient fiction that upholds its current ambition to reclassify broadband.
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Spare-room rentals and hotels are not perfect substitutes: many visitors want the service and convenience of a hotel.
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That is a very dangerous argument because its substitutes mere size for actual risk, which requires a multifactor analysis.
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Women used rags, children's diapers and paper towels from public restrooms as substitutes when they couldn't afford hygiene equipment.
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Zidane refused to bring him on to the pitch, using his maximum allowance of substitutes on other players instead.
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These may use ultrasound, radar or lidar (a system like radar but which substitutes laser light for radio waves).
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At the final whistle, Adam Nawalka, Poland's coach, turned and applauded his staff and the substitutes in the dugout.
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Yet it still substitutes talking for enforcing American laws and rules on intellectual property, export controls, and financial disclosure.
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A stigma among the public remains for sugar substitutes, but less so for cane sugar, at least in moderation.
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Countless chains have added plant-based meat substitutes from companies including Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods to their menus.
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Buying carbon credits and offsets and relying on disingenuous policies such as the CPP are no substitutes for technology.
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And American chemical companies such as Dow, DuPont and Honeywell have already begun to patent climate-friendly HFC substitutes.
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The G.O.P. angst, the gnashing and wailing and searching for last-minute substitutes and exit strategies, is getting old.
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Thanks in part to Hachimura, the Bulldogs produced 236 points from substitutes, or 224 more than the Cougars got.
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Meat substitutes' major popularity boost has shaken animal agriculture industries, prompting lobbyists and lawmakers to advocate for federal restrictions.
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The potato cream foam and chocolate mousse dessert—ordinarily concocted with cream, butter, and milk—demanded dairy-free substitutes.
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There are substitutes that girls will use, like random fabrics or rocks that are really harmful to their bodies.
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Russia's second, third and fourth goals were all by substitutes: one by Artem Dzyuba and two by Denis Cheryshev.
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Our food-science writer J. Kenji López-Alt put the vegan meat substitutes through the grinder, so to speak.
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The research firm Markets and Markets predicts that the meat substitutes industry will be worth $5.96 billion by 2022.
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"But for drugs that lack clinical substitutes — including some patented drugs and complex biologics — competition doesn't work," he said.
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While England's use of substitutes may have been controversial, in this case the swap was necessary and entirely legitimate.
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Dry cleaners have also lobbied against a tightening of protections, arguing among other things that substitutes could harm clothing.
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Under the "resistance economy," Iran tried to manufacture its own substitutes, and imported products from China rather than Europe.
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The models can serve as accessible miniature substitutes for real-world things like famous buildings and landmarks or vehicles.
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On top of packing material, mycelium is also being used to make protein-rich meat substitutes and vegan leather.
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Plant-based meat and dairy substitutes often use the names of the animal-based products they purport to replace.
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In Georgia, unlike in many countries, cathinones are not just cheap substitutes for other drugs, they are rival products.
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The firm was an investor in Beyond Meat, whose launch has transformed the market for plant-based meat substitutes.
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The products are the latest additions to Nestle's growing range of meat substitutes, which already includes burgers and schnitzel.
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In the case of I-66, those substitutes in the short run are other roads, public transit, or carpooling.
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But the electronic substitutes to hard mail have forced the post office into a period of long-term decline.
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The development of salt substitutes is an important focus of industry R&D that could have big health benefits.
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EASE Deleting the Uber app from a smartphone is easy enough, especially when Lyft and others offer reasonable substitutes.
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In the absence of true connections, we eat, using lemongrass, chili peppers and naan as culinary substitutes for integration.
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People who are laid off need help, and newly created jobs are not necessarily perfect substitutes for lost jobs.
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The couple met in summer 2014, when both were brought in as substitutes on a softball team in Manhattan.
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" Negative impacts on wages are mostly found for prior immigrants "who are often the closest substitutes for new immigrants.
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Previously, the legislature could not approve measures without the physical presence of 50% of the legislators or their substitutes.
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These drugs are used for some serious diseases, have few over-the-counter substitutes, and tend to be inexpensive.
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It's relatively simple for the world to phase out HFCs, because companies are already producing ready substitutes like HFOs.
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Here's what he told me: Often the phrase "strict constructionism" is a vacuous label that substitutes for careful analysis.
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More U.S. consumers are eating meat substitutes as a way of reducing their meat consumption for health and environmental reasons.
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Euromonitor International has a more modest forecast of a $2.5 billion retail market for meat substitutes in the United States.
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Across professions, people have yoinked the word "man" from the names of jobs and replaced it with gender-neutral substitutes.
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But he thinks many other so-called flexatarians will be willing to try other protein-based substitutes -- especially for chicken.
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He added that plant-based meat substitutes could also become a part of ConAgra's Healthy Choice line of prepared meals.
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The male tendency to seek these substitutes may be the biggest single reason why sex and marriage rates are dropping.
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Customers who buy meat substitutes from Beyond and Impossible are largely flexitarians, people who are cutting down their meat intake.
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The meat substitutes market is expected to reach $6.43 billion by 2023, according to a report by Markets and Markets.
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The commercial opens with the clever conceit of Alexa losing her voice, as a pretext for ushering in celebrity substitutes.
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The essential product of insurance—protection, usually in the form of money, when things go wrong—has few obvious substitutes.
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Both barley and sorghum are used as substitutes for corn in feeding livestock in China, the world's biggest pork producer.
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Plant-based meat substitutes have been gaining popularity as more attention is focused on the environmental hazards of industrial ranching.
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Plant-based meat substitutes are becoming more and more popular — but celebrity chef Bobby Flay isn't jumping on board, yet.
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From the report: Mobile services are not full substitutes for fixed services—there are salient differences between the two technologies.
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Our hypothesis is that too much capital over time creates a culture that substitutes cash for creativity and operational discipline.
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Impossible Foods aims to fight climate change by creating sustainable, plant-based substitutes for environmentally costly meat and dairy products.
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Houston said there's no steadfast rule or scenario that occurs when coaches pulls or substitutes one quarterback for the other.
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Should longtime shirt sponsors drop early in the game, no doubt plenty of substitutes stand ready to take their place.
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CEPIAD's program is the only one of its kind in Senegal, and West Africa, offering clean needles and opioid substitutes.
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Consider retooling recipes to include allergen substitutes Allergy families become quite adept at making these alterations or finding safe foods.
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Citing the rich diversity of the nation's higher education choices suggests that all choices are good substitutes for one another.
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The company's market debut in May gave investors their first shot at buying into the growing market for meat substitutes.
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Or that some areas of the US are experiencing sub shortages, while others are overly reliant on long-term substitutes.
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According to Good Morning America, some restaurants in California and Texas are serving unsuspecting customers guacamole made with avocado substitutes.
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Irving substitutes for an injured player, shooting hoops to the astonishment of his teammates, before a flashback shows his transformation.
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Are gender-based obscenities just easy substitutes for the homophobic epithets that have become toxic even in swearing-tolerant places?
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Mr. Williams substitutes the usual chickpeas with black-eyed peas that are similar to the pigeon peas used in Jamaica.
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Foreign suppliers will offer ZTE substitute goods if they make them and look to build substitutes if they do not.
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The seemingly uncontroversial measure also said that countries should strive to limit inaccurate or misleading marketing of breast-milk substitutes.
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Schools remained open, staffed by substitutes, but many parents said they would not send their children across the picket lines.
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In 211, countries agreed on the Montreal Protocol to phase out such gases, steadily replacing them with ever safer substitutes.
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These materials are increasingly being used by architects as substitutes for steel and concrete, even in some high-rise buildings.
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And it would be foolish to buy apples without first checking whether there's a sale on useful substitutes, like oranges.
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Sasaki said a few hundred reassigned administrators and substitutes will try to fill in for as many as 2,300 teachers.
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In the meantime, he considers the meat substitutes "transitional foods" for people who are trying to adopt more healthful diets.
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It sells a service that has ready substitutes, and it has well-funded competitors in many of its major markets.
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Beyond Meat (BYND), which had a successful IPO in May, is becoming increasingly available to consumers looking for meat substitutes.
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Previously, the legislature could not approve measures without the physical presence of 50 percent of the legislators or their substitutes.
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Research done by the SMU Texas-Mexico Center shows that U.S. and Mexican workers are now complements rather than substitutes.
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None of the analyses (that I've seen) take into account the impact of having to find substitutes for animal byproducts.
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The transformation of large pickups from work vehicles to substitutes for luxury sedans is most evident in the new Ram.
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Beef & Bean and Spicy Beef & Bean are acceptable substitutes, but Chicken, Rice & Beans tastes like hospital food with a grudge.
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Also popular are synthetic cathinones — also known as "bath salts" — that are sold as "legal" substitutes for MDMA and cocaine.
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Besides its famous samogon, or moonshine, Russia has a long and dubious tradition of its citizens drinking dodgy alcohol substitutes.
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The code stipulates that there should be absolutely no promotion of breast-milk substitutes, bottles and teats to the general public; that neither health facilities nor health professionals should play a role in promoting breast-milk substitutes; and that free samples of infant formula should not be provided to pregnant women, new mothers or families.
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Policies need to be in place that prohibit the donation of breast-milk substitutes and control their procurement and distribution in emergencies, based on appropriate needs assessments...multiple communication channels are needed to reach mothers and their family members with messages on the importance of continued breastfeeding and the dangers of using breast-milk substitutes.
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After exiting Beyond Meat, Tyson Foods said that it will roll out its own plant-based meat substitutes beginning this summer.
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Despite the growing abundance of plant-based meat substitutes, only 5% and 2% of Americans identify as vegetarians and vegans, respectively.
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"McDonald's is really missing an opportunity," by failing to make a commitment to add meat substitutes to the menu, he said.
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"Mobile services are not full substitutes for fixed services—there are salient differences between the two technologies," Pai's fact sheet reads.
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Plant-based proteins are not necessarily lower-calorie substitutes, but they do not share meat's connections to heart disease and cancer.
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Shares of the maker of meat substitutes skyrocketed 163%, making it the most successful public market debut so far this year.
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Salley, a vegan, is an original investor in Beyond Meat, which makes plant-based meat substitutes and was founded in 2009.
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Thankfully, there were enough two-letter acronyms out there to find a few substitutes, and I'm pleased with the final result.
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While McDonald's is waiting to jump into plant-based meat substitutes, Burger King is reaping the rewards for taking the plunge.
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Created alongside his publisher, Saumel William Fores, Rowlandson substitutes the brutalities of boxing with the preening of a woman's makeup routine.
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Second, as we've seen, globalization means that US importers will seek new sources of exports well before they'll seek domestic substitutes.
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Others are being plugged by long-term substitutes, contracted agencies or teachers who must add an additional course to their day.
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Of course, checking in at Standing Rock or sharing a hashtag aren't substitutes for in-person shows of solidarity and action.
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By developing "drop-in" substitutes, the hydrocarbon users and logistic system—cars, pipelines and so on—can be used as is.
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Many drinkers say its consistency is more similar to cow's milk than that of almond milk or other dairy milk substitutes.
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This overwhelming rate of failure here is often attributed to the fact that mice and cells are poor substitutes for people.
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And other, more realistic meat substitutes are now beginning to creep into the consumer market, like the much-hyped Impossible Burger.
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The lab-grown and plant-based meat substitutes produced by Impossible Foods, Beyond Meat and other start-ups have gone mainstream.
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Plant-based proteins landed seventh on the list as meat substitutes continue to rack up distribution deals with large restaurant chains.
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Yeah, meat substitutes exist, but what guilt-ridden omnivores really want is exactly what they enjoy now, without all the downsides.
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Plus, he added, the meat industry's fuss over its competition only serves to build even more consumer awareness of meat substitutes.
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The second factor is whether, among those with similar education, migrants and native workers are substitutes or complements for each other.
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Implications Feedgrains are often used in trade disputes because there are often multiple substitutes, both in terms of commodities and countries.
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Burger King locations in Sweden are having customers guess if their meals are made from meat or plant-based meat substitutes.
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Both teams laid off the intensity and used their substitutes in the second half to be rested for their next matches.
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Its $318.4 billion export business to the U.S., where it takes a trade surplus of $165 billion, has no ready substitutes.
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There were now substitutes for CFCs manufactured by the same companies and mandating cutbacks in production of CFCs was relatively inexpensive.
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It will then face several bad choices—spend time and money trying to find substitutes, lay-off workers or increase prices.
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And instead of edging it with a border tile, she substitutes polished aluminum trim by Schluter to hide unglazed tile edges.
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As an aside, the volume down button now substitutes for the home button for the hard restart and restore mode functions.
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He never rolled his eyes about the many meat substitutes I served him, or made me feel like a crunchy weirdo.
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Instead try sipping a natural caffeine free infusion — white and green tea or Matcha can be ideal substitutes to regular coffee.
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Hence the Kigali amendment, under which nations agreed to phase out HFCs and find substitutes that were friendlier to the atmosphere.
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For sectors with fewer market-ready substitutes and less sensitivity to fuel prices, like industry and agriculture, we need other approaches.
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The other is to use pre-made meat substitutes, like Impossible's protein, for dishes designed to mimic the taste of meat.
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But public health advocates say that in much of the developing world, there are no high-quality substitutes to these providers.
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Actress Angela Bassett says she even makes a "mean brownie" which substitutes sweet potatoes for white flour, a nutrition-winning swap.
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Many of the players were majoring in education, a program N.Y.I.T. does not offer, so they needed placement into compatible substitutes.
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Hunter became an autodidactic apostle of whole grains, honey and vegetable oils as substitutes for refined flours, sugars and animal fats.
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If that vote succeeds, the Senate would then be able to consider numerous amendments, including complete substitutes for the House bill.
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If most of your daily caffeine is coming from soda, plenty of brands offer stimulant-free substitutes for your favorite flavors.
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But even more important and fulfilling, you should accept fewer substitutes for getting together with your loved ones in real life.
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The chain designed the product in a partnership with Enviro-Log, a company that makes firewood substitutes from recycled waxed cardboard.
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Asbestos has poisoned and kills too many workers, and any manufacturer with half a conscience switched to safer substitutes long ago.
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A whole world of choice is opening up to consumers who want to test out — or fully buy into — meat substitutes.
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The global division of labour is so finely sliced that it is difficult for South Korean chipmakers to find close substitutes.
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I haven't tried it but I bet faux-meat substitutes for the sausage would work well here, F.Y.I. View this recipe.
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You might have noticed that the substitutes for the TEN, TWENTY, THIRTY and FORTY are sometimes Across entries and sometimes Downs.
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While engineers can sometimes find ways to change designs or use substitutes for some elements, cobalt could be tough to replace.
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Morocco, Oman and the United Arab Emirates fielded substitutes, rather than heads of state, all of whom have reported health issues.
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Many teachers left the Northern Mariana Islands after the super typhoon, and the school system needed to train substitutes, Sablan said.
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Nudgeocracy, even in its ideal form, lacks such accountability, and instead relies on a variety of more or less adequate technocratic substitutes.
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So, we've included a few substitutes to make the moves easier, and helpful video tutorials to show you exactly how they're done.
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Most insect food producers cited the same reasons as others working on futuristic protein options, like cultured or plant-based meat substitutes.
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Some slime-makers have come up with substitutes for the harmful cleaner, uploading YouTube tutorials of safe ways to make the toy.
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Use of plastic bags fell by 85%, though ecologists worry some consumers have switched to substitutes that are environmentally even more damaging.
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For now the chips are used largely as digital business cards, substitutes for keys or to store emergency documents such as wills.
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But now they have porn, video games, and other technology to provide them with much easier to obtain substitutes for that gratification.
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I've also suggested that last-mile providers are evolving to become college "minimum viable products" or feasible substitutes to traditional higher education.
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Chicken is one of the next battlegrounds for the alternative protein purveyors, although they're not just looking at plant-based chicken substitutes.
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Kellogg (K), which first announced Incogmeato in early September, isn't the only big food company with a new line of meat substitutes.
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The maker of plant-based meat substitutes was priced at $25 a share and surged 163% on its first day of trading.
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Tuesday's announcement comes as the $1.44 billion market for meat substitutes prepares for new entries from companies like Nestle and Tyson Foods.
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Cheaper and lighter polyester substitutes are increasingly preferred by wholesale buyers such as aid agencies, railways and hospitals, whether Indian or foreign.
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Future iterations of the Xbox, Playstation, Roku, Apple TV, or other integrated media streamers could serve as complete substitutes for cable boxes.
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During the Alex Jones deplatforming drama, I wrote that Twitter's dithering was frustrating because the company so often substitutes thinking for action.
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Employers signing up for the scheme would be required to show that the jobs being created are additional roles, rather than substitutes.
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Jerky and meat snacks, vegetable-based carb substitutes, plant-based snacks and dairy alternatives, and African foods also top the trends list.
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At that point, the possibility of growing acceptable substitutes for human organs in specialised pig farms would be just around the corner.
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Chinese medicine experts say there is no need to use tiger bone and rhino horn in treatments as substitutes are readily available.
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National coach Bernard Bourreau will pick replacement for Pinot from a substitutes list that features Pierre Rolland, Alexis Vuillermoz and Tony Gallopin.
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Flexitarians — omnivores who are looking to reduce their meat intake — make up 98% of buyers of meat substitutes, according to Nielsen data.
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All other trials are substitutes, which never really put a man in front of himself in the alternative of life and death.
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There are several options when it comes to non-alcoholic spirits; distilled alcohol-free spirits, alcohol-free liquor and even spirit substitutes.
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Demand for meat substitutes like Impossible's has been growing as people try to reduce their meat intake for health or environmental reasons.
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Palm oil price are closely correlated with movements in food and fuel substitutes, soybean and crude oil, which are both under pressure.
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Russia will impose duties on goods which have Russian-made substitutes, Economy Minister Maxim Oreshkin is quoted as saying in the statement.
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The use of long-term substitutes has increased tenfold in five years in Michigan, according to an investigation by the nonprofit Bridge.
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The Health Ministry set up a Drug Shortages Directorate in 2012 to minimize the impact by suggesting suitable substitutes for missing medicines.
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Potential beneficiaries of the deal could be working on meat substitutes, novel materials for clothing or buildings, or new pharmaceuticals, he said.
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Future iterations of the XBox, Playstation, Roku, Apple TV or other integrated media streamers could serve as complete substitutes for cable boxes.
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Most impressive are lush shots of the Vatican grounds and papal palaces — not the real ones, of course, but beautiful substitutes nonetheless.
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The issue is that while common sense sees email and phone calls as close substitutes, federal transparency law views them very differently.
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Back in the 17th century, when conflicts blocked Britain from importing French wines, many merchants went to Portugal in search of substitutes.
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Mr. Thomas said the show is set in the "recent past" and substitutes Ellen DeGeneres for a passing reference to Ricki Lake.
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City Kitchen This twist on moules-frites substitutes sweet potatoes for regular potatoes, and a flavorful red curry sauce for white wine.
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Since then, Beyond Meat has significantly ramped up production of its meat substitutes, which use peas as its primary source of protein.
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But that merely makes this feel even more like an especially bloated Disney Channel movie, one that substitutes manic activity for creativity.
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Recently, meat substitutes have emerged as a possible solution, but the promise is much greater than the reality, at least so far.
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Richard Samson, who is on The Times's legal team, said many companies had objected to their trademarks being used as generic substitutes.
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Despite their proven benefits, diet and lifestyle modifications must be viewed as adjuncts to, rather than substitutes for, medication for many patients.
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But now, with Warren's path seemingly opening, for the candidates presenting themselves as compelling Biden substitutes it might already be too late.
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The official said there were no quickly available substitutes to many of the Japanese products that are exported to the U.S. market.
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At the meeting, Mr. Trump said he feared a ban on flavored e-cigarettes would cause an influx of unsafe counterfeit substitutes.
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Substitutes are paid $155 per diem and the budget office says that using online lessons during short absences could save $9 million.
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In Chinatown, a big majority of food sellers had transformed their menus to serve delicacies made from meat substitutes and soy protein.
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Tradition — Test matches have been exclusively 11-a-side affairs since their inception in 1877 — contributes to cricket's reluctance to embrace substitutes.
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In the past, teachers in the reserve have rotated through schools for a month at a time, sometimes filling in as substitutes.
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Sales of plant-based meat substitutes increased 22 percent to $1.5 billion last year, according to Euromonitor International, a market research firm.
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It's the only country to not sign on to the International Code of Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes, in place since 1981.
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Chinese retailers told Reuters they probably would raise prices or spurn U.S. imports for domestic substitutes, which could eventually hurt their businesses.
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Coca-Cola substitutes fructose-glucose syrup for cane or beet sugar in the Czech Republic, for instance, but also in Spain and America.
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Euromonitor estimates that the market for plant-based meat substitutes was $1.44 billion last year and will grow to $2.50 billion by 2023.
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"For vegetarians and vegans, this includes beans, lentils, nuts, seeds, whole grains and if they like them, plant-based meat substitutes," she says.
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The ornate, gothic police station substitutes for the original's haunted mansion, but eventually you descend into familiar-feeling catacombs and an underground laboratory.
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Ford officials say the F-150 carries cache with the rich because there are few substitutes for its ability to haul and tow.
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Amid the droves of teacher strikes and substitutes, the truly dedicated teachers of Oakland's Maxwell Park Elementary School were few and far between.
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EnviGreen, a company based in Bangalore, India, claims to produce the country's first totally biodegradable substitutes for plastics — and the results are novel.
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But there's been something of a cauliflower renaissance lately, and it's is being used in everything from pizza to sandwiches to steak substitutes.
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For low-margin products where China dominates, the increases likely will be higher than those products with easy substitutes or alternate supply chains.
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Other parts suppliers from countries such as Germany, Japan, South Korea and France could also provide strong substitutes for U.S. components, he said.
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" Still, the diplomat conceded that "political gravitas and substantive knowledge are good substitutes for life in diplomacy," adding, "provided that they are there.
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But Airbus is collaborating with AMSilk, a German biotechnology firm, to develop silk-reinforced polymers that might one day become substitutes for CFRPs.
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Competing products are not perfect substitutes (no two brands of pasta sauce are exactly the same) and rivals cannot swoop in at once.
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Even though Kourtney said she uses non-dairy cheese substitutes when baking, the recipe says you can use regular or non-dairy cheese.
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Such services are primarily substitutes for taxis and rental cars and will have "limited impact on current or future vehicle ownership," said KBB.
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While U.S. consumers bought $95 billion of meat last year at grocery stores, meat substitutes accounted for $893 million in sales, Nielsen found.
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The big picture: American culture and law are hostile to establishing any sort of national ID, leaving businesses and organizations to find substitutes.
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Dempsey said there are few known substitutes to having actual sensors in a car, though experimental technologies do exist to simulate real driving.
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In turn corn is really cheap, and so the production of sugar substitutes like high fructose corn syrup becomes a reasonable business move.
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Instead, the baby's heart pumps blood through the umbilical cord into the system's low-resistance external oxygenator that substitutes for the mother's placenta.
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If bots are only serving as text-based substitutes for automated phone systems, then we're just providing consumers with another channel for frustration.
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And experience with tobacco taxes suggests that they discourage smoking, as long as they are high and smuggled substitutes are hard to find.
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Spero Foods is joining the legion of companies trying to transform the food industry with substitutes for animal proteins based on data analytics.
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I have already written about how we should use photos sparingly, as mementos triggering a memory instead of as substitutes for the memory.
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As cities expand along coasts, watersheds, wetlands and rivers, natural barriers and siphons are overtaken, and artificial substitutes are erected in their place.
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Electronics companies, however, don't have a choice in regard to using these minerals, as it turns out, most do not have adequate substitutes.
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Kendall seems to be channeling her inner Jennifer Beals from "Flashdance" here, but substitutes a leotard with a clear Chanel raincoat and boots.
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The success of companies like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods has only served to prove that a growing market exists for these substitutes.
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Substitutes for both included silver, tin and "Mosaic gold," made of tin sulphide (so called after Moses, regarded as the father of alchemy).
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The newly affianced, reluctant to trouble one another with family problems, may rent substitutes for parents who are divorced, incarcerated, or mentally ill.
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"The early results underscore the fact that today's systems aren't robust substitutes for human drivers," an insurance trade group said at the time.
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Renato Augusto scored a brace and substitutes Lucas Lima and Gabriel also goaled for Brazi, while James Marcelin put in Haiti's consolation goal.
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Banks could instead expand their non-interest business operations, raising their fees or replacing fee-based products as substitutes for interest-based products.
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But come Monday, the district may be paying substitutes double the usual pay to have a teacher in the classroom, according to KDVR.
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In 2014, Pinnacle Foods, which owns the Armour canned meats brand, bought the maker of the Gardein line of plant-based meat substitutes.
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Roast pork sometimes substitutes for turkey, but most of the meal is boiled, and it includes salt cod and an array of vegetables.
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Though national meat consumption is still high, plant-based meat substitutes like Beyond Meat and vegan meal delivery services are becoming more popular.
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For airline pilots as well as members of Congress, experience is cumulative — It's amassed over time, and there are no shortcuts or substitutes.
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Although we live in a digital age that increasingly substitutes technology for human interaction, we are still at our cores very social creatures.
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Solidarity against oppression is what we all have to strive toward, and we should accept no substitutes even when there are personal costs.
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Scientists are loath to carry out double-blind studies that would provide one group with breast milk and another with breast milk substitutes.
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He also fills in and substitutes the body of the Buddha with the imagery of fire, draping arms, chest, and face in flames.
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The substitutes' bench emptied, as France's players stood stock still, unable to move, their own dream over in front of their own crowd.
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It's a snappy replacement for the overused "tooootally," which reliably comes back from the dead when its substitutes, like TOTES, lose conversational currency.
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However, those projections assume normal crop flows from where they're produced to where they're consumed, as well as the usual availability of substitutes.
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Beyond Meat, the maker of plant-based meat substitutes, appointed Kathy Waller, Coca-Cola's C.F.O., and Ned Segal, Twitter's C.F.O., to its board.
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Last year, Missouri became the first state in the United States to pass a law banning meat substitutes from calling the products meat.
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Climate researchers called on corporations making these meat substitutes and touting environmental benefits to continue assessing the carbon footprint of their production methods.
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The economy ministry said Russia would impose extra tariffs on some goods from the United States for which there are Russian-made substitutes.
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If you have a holiday guest who doesn't drink because he or she is in recovery, choose non-alcoholic substitutes in your cooking.
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Numerous exhibited objects are designed to be greener substitutes for those used in parts of the world that are ecologically harmful or failing.
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The study analyzed production emissions of 39 meat substitutes, finding they produce 10 times fewer greenhouse gas emissions than similarly produced processed beef.
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These are known as will substitutes; they supersede anything written in your will because they automatically transfer to a beneficiary upon your death.
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Those who can't get it in the illicit market have turned to synthetic substitutes that are widely sold in bodegas and head shops.
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When deciding on your menu, keep in mind that it's nice to offer a combination of plant-based foods along with vegan substitutes.
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Under International Cricket Council rules, all first-class club matches as well as all international matches still prohibit substitutes, even for head injuries.
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Communion wafers and other unleavened bread cannot be made from rice, potato or other wheat substitutes that are completely free of the protein.
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In my office armchair during winter, next to the fire, with a pint of strong tea, nicotine substitutes and a packet of biscuits.
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From wellness chat and journaling apps to therapy substitutes to fitness companies, stick wellness in a pitch and investors will take a second look.
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Ingredients like beeswax, lanolin, and carmine are either being replaced with non-animal-derived substitutes or the brand is developing new, innovative ingredients altogether.
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Pond&aposs reasoning: The generic "he" is inadequate, the singular "they" substitutes one "error" for another and the construction "he or she" is awkward.
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Globally, the retail market for meat substitutes could grow from about $18.7 billion in 2018 to $23 billion in 2023, according to Euromonitor International.
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He also ensured the game needed 30 extra minutes with back-to-back diving saves in the 85th to deny substitutes Iniesta and Aspas.
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"Plant-based substitutes for meat have not gotten to the point where they can compete with meat on flavor, price, texture," Sawyer tells me.
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It also may seem more expensive (though that's debatable, since beans are one of the cheapest high-protein substitutes for meat you can buy).
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There's a crop of meat substitutes and alternative protein products on the market or coming to market — and they've met with enormous customer success.
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Work by Rosalie Pacula of RAND, a think-tank in California, shows that young people tend to see the two as complements, not substitutes.
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Since its May initial public offering, Beyond shares have skyrocketed 506% as investors look to get in on the growing market for meat substitutes.
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While African swine fever pushes the price of pork up, McDonald's is still waiting to add any plant-based meat substitutes to its menu.
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What makes these [substitutes] more dangerous than a politics infused by mainstream Christianity or mainstream Islam is that they are less cohererent and principled.
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And that difference—whether you happen to find it more or less palatable—is the basic problem that all food substitutes keep running into.
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Meat producers are now turning to substitutes in an attempt to keep production costs down and stretch out supplies of corn held in storage.
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For that reason, says the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, a trade body, substitutes (possibly the new benchmarks) will have to be written in.
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Consumer acceptance of plant-based meat substitutes has become very strong with many major restaurant chains rushing to add these items to their menu.
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And, even if today's output is concentrated, for most materials the planet has undeveloped deposits or substitutes that can thwart a would-be monopolist.
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Fascinatingly, Swenson suspects the dressed-up guinea pigs served as substitutes for humans, and they may have been treated in very person-like ways.
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This mint bols old fashioned substitutes whiskey for genever (basically gin with shit ton of juniper) and adds in a bunch of fresh mint.
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Photo: James A. Guilliam/Taxi/Getty Images At this point the notion of tastier, better, plant-based meat substitutes is no longer a fantasy.
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Among climate economists and wonks, the hunches, pet theories, and ritual invocations of "political will" too often are substitutes for deeper, systemic political analysis.
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The six districts that closed down don't have enough substitutes to cover the absences, which affect 140,133 students in the two largest districts alone.
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The six districts that closed down don't have enough substitutes to cover the absences, which affect 140,000 students in the two largest districts alone.
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The DPA is not a bailout program, and should not be treated as such — particularly in a sector where numerous and plentiful substitutes exist.
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Half of drugs used by emergency physicians that are in short supply are for life-threatening conditions, and 10 percent have no good substitutes.
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That leaves him with only five substitutes in a sport that, at the elite level, is played at an unrelenting pace for 60 minutes.
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And if those governments refuse to tackle the carbon dioxide crisis in a manner that garners popular support, company policies cannot serve as substitutes.
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Instead of the tale from Genesis, "Babel" substitutes its own sweeter spoken fable about gesture as the original unifying language, lost but potentially recoverable.
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In the United States, policymakers should view open multiple employer plans and automatic IRA as complements, not substitutes, to address the small plan problem.
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The meat substitutes market was worth an estimated $4.63 billion in 2018 and could reach $6.43 billion by 2023, according to research firm MarketsandMarkets.
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" And he referred to films he'd recently been producing (this was the era of The Money Pit and An American Tail) as "sugar substitutes.
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When no more specimens could be found, a crestfallen Nicholas secured, as substitutes, dozens of ostrich eggs from M. Fabergé, a Russo-French poultryman.
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We've rounded up a few of the more sumptuous celeb spaces and found standout substitutes for making your own, more affordable versions at home.
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HFCs were introduced as substitutes for chlorofluorocarbons, which were damaging the ozone layer that protects the planet from ultraviolet rays that cause skin cancer.
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S. consumers would struggle to find sufficient substitutes to replace the goods that they currently buy from China, at least in the short-term.
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Insults, invective and pandering have been poor substitutes for serious debate about the direction in which this country is going — or should be going.
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These regrettable substitutes are equally persistent in the environment and may cause similar health and ecological problems as the older ones they are replacing.
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The Marash's smoky intensity and the dark purple Urfa's raisiny (some say tobaccolike) aroma and sharper bite make them interesting alternatives, but not substitutes.
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Ponting's grievance stemmed from the fact that, prior to the start of the series, Australia had identified a pattern in England's use of substitutes.
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And note that if you can't find delicata squash, other winter varieties such as honey nut, acorn, butternut or sweet dumpling make fine substitutes.
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For other kinds of components, Huawei should not have much trouble finding non-American substitutes if it is fully cut off from American suppliers.
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As for efforts in some states to come up with labeling for plant-based meat substitutes, there was no confusion there either, she said.
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Beyond's meat substitutes appeal to flexitarians — people looking to consume less meat — because they more realistically mimic the taste and look of meat products.
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And instead of creating a custom spice blend for many recipes, she substitutes garam masala, which is easy to find in any large supermarket.
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He recommends foods like nonstarchy vegetables, seafood, nuts, meat, yogurt, tofu and recipes made with almond flour, sugar substitutes and other low-glycemic ingredients.
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Richard Samson, who is on The Times's legal team, said a multitude of companies had objected to their trademarks being used as generic substitutes.
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In this version, the text speaks of pesos instead of ducats, and substitutes cactuses and sombreros for the Sicilian setting offered up by Shakespeare.
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The state's "truth in labeling" bill made it the latest in a string of states to pass laws controlling how meat-substitutes are marketed.
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Meat substitutes have had a major popularity boost, and as animal agriculture industries have been shaken, lobbyists and lawmakers have advocates for federal restrictions.
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Dozens of financial institutions have tried to introduce cheaper substitutes for short-term, small-dollar loans, only to eliminate the products from their portfolios.
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As a stand-in, Streeter substitutes for Johnson before shooting each scene to help the film crew light the set and focus the camera.
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Elevated breakfasts, mocktails, Korean cuisine, and healthy substitutes for comfort foods like cauliflower pizza will all be more popular in 2020, according to Yelp.
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Beyond Meat has an inherently favorable ESG profile: providing meat-eaters with plant-based meat substitutes to mitigate climate change is attractive to investors.
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Apple's ability to charge so much above cost suggests that rival products are imperfect substitutes, and that it therefore enjoys pricing power in the market.
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Then, with the momentum swayed and the roar of the crowd reaching a crescendo, one of the substitutes, Stefano Sturaro, sniffed out the second goal.
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"Made in China 2025", the national development strategy, aims to create high-tech substitutes for foreign products from computer components to robots, cars and planes.
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Interest in plant-based protein has spiked as consumers, looking to eat healthier and reduce their impact on the planet, give meat substitutes a try.
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But when it substitutes its own views for the people's words, it subverts the rule of law and damages the bonds of our shared citizenship.
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Shares of Beyond Meat, which makes plant-based meat substitutes, surged more than 14% on Tuesday, adding to their stellar start in the public market.
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As more Americans embrace a flexitarian diet, cutting down their meat consumption for health and environmental reasons, plant-based meat substitutes are growing in popularity.
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There's always a worry about the next cycle and high-quality businesses can kind of revalue higher and higher because they're treated as bond substitutes.
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In the port courts in Laredo and Brownsville, video substitutes for that kind of interaction entirely — but it has not been without hiccups so far.
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AFTER THE successful stockmarket flotation of Beyond Meat, maker of the Beyond Burger, we assess the potential impact of meat substitutes on global meat consumption.
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" He says, "Likewise, Guyton substitutes the silkscreen with the digital printer to transfer imagery onto canvas, modernizing the medium with the technological advances of today.
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Sceptics insist that low-skilled migrants are substitutes for uneducated American workers, and so the presence of the former reduces the wages of the latter.
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The growth in meat substitutes like the Impossible Burger is coming from flexitarians, a group of omnivores looking to cut down on their meat consumption.
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In addition to those changes, Facebook is making its recommendations feature more prominent by adding crowdsourced recommendations directly to pages as substitutes to traditional reviews.
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This Halloween, as you're surrounded by candy to eat, you might be wondering how sugar substitutes can turn innocent little sweets into disastrous diarrhea triggers.
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Still, Dempsey said, there are few substitutes to having actual sensors in a car, even though more experimental technologies do exist to simulate real driving.
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Also the substitutes cost more in the environment, it&aposs just a penny or two but if you are in business, that makes a difference.
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Substitutes Andrej Kramaric Replaced Rebic in the 71st minute Marko Pjarca Replaced Strinic in the 82nd minute Reporting by Richard Martin; Editing by Ken Ferris
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The company expects to produce its sugar substitutes at a cost that can make low- and no-sugar foods even more accessible for mainstream consumers.
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The researchers then tattooed ten pieces of pig skin as substitutes for human flesh, using the same piercing and cutting techniques employed by Pacific islanders.
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Though Brazil's pulp industry is booming, it is on the lookout for new uses for its eucalyptus timber, from biofuels to green substitutes for plastics.
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The advent of digital reconstructions raises questions about their ownership and use, and the extent to which they can act as substitutes for the originals.
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The US memory of Vietnam, he says, "substitutes fifty-eight thousand American soldiers for three million Vietnamese," as well as Cambodians, Laotians, and South Koreans.
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There are many substitutes for cotton fabrics and canola oil (how many of us could pass a blind taste test for canola versus vegetable oil?).
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"The early results underscore the fact that today's systems aren't robust substitutes for human drivers," the insurance trade group said in its report published Tuesday.
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Despite neither being a regular for much of the 2018-19 campaign, both were brought on as substitutes for the season's final game against Chelsea.
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These findings point toward yet another strong argument for consumers to shift away from eating destructive meat products to eco-friendlier products, including meat substitutes.
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They are being filled by increasing class size or with long-term substitutes who may not be well versed in the subject matter, she added.
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Districts that were unable to call in sufficient substitutes were closed, according to the AP, despite efforts from state teachers' groups to reinforce some districts.
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"The looming concern is that an opaque scoring algorithm substitutes the veneer of quantitative certainty for more holistic, qualitative judgement and human culpability," Bowman wrote.
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The CDC scientists said the increased death rates could be attributed to the growing use of illegal opioids and their substitutes, like heroin and fentanyl.
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Certain large drug manufactures are using a little-known regulatory process – called Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) – to impede the introduction of market substitutes.
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Though apps may be in roughly the same range as phone consultations for triage accuracy, they are poor substitutes for consulting a doctor in person.
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Beijing controls quotas on low-tariff corn imports, which encourages users in China to seek out lower priced substitutes once the quotas have been reached.
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Numerous studies have suggested abuse-deterrent opioids are fueling the overdose crisis by driving non-medical users to switch to heroin and fentanyl as substitutes.
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But Siete Foods doesn't want to just make good substitutes— the brand is determined to make products so good they taste like the real deal.
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Before you resign yourself to a life of isolation—or worse, mistake your parents or coworkers as substitutes for real friends—take a deep breath.
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Demand for traditional meat substitutes is growing and analysts estimate the U.S. plant-based meat market, for example, could be worth $100 billion by 2035.
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They patented a method for extracting gluten-like proteins from corn to mimic the spongy texture of bread while manufacturing suitable-for-coeliac food substitutes.
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Prepare for the next generation of plant-based alternatives to dairy products: substitutes for cheese, butter and ice cream made with nuts, soy or coconut.
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In this bittersweet fantasia, modeled on Anton Chekhov's plays, George Bernard Shaw substitutes cups of Earl Grey and cucumber sandwiches for Chekhov's samovar and pickles.
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The starters linked arms and took a knee on the soccer field, while the coaching staff, club officials and substitutes took a knee off it.
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A war story substitutes for a horror story, and at least one of them is the true tale of why a boy isn't coming home.
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Beyond Meat (BYND) has added chicken to its lineup of plant-based products, which include burger, ground beef and sausage alternatives, among other meat substitutes.
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KFC, owned by Yum Brands (YUM), joins a growing list of fast-food and quick-serve restaurants that are adding meat substitutes to their menus.
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The critic Frank Kermode believed that novels developed alongside a loss of faith in biblical chronology, as substitutes for Adam and Eve's universal family plot.
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Partly because of this, demand for meat substitutes has grown by 20113% in America in the past two years and by 22011% in western Europe.
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Objects on display designed to be green substitutes for those that are ecologically harmful or failing are among the most thought-provoking in this exhibition.
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These findings point toward yet another strong argument for consumers to shift away from eating destructive meat products to eco-friendly products, including meat substitutes.
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The ad hominem argument is rightly regarded as a logical fallacy because it substitutes personal attacks for a discussion of the argument someone is making.
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A major clinical trial, published in February, showed that people more successfully quit when using e-cigarettes versus other nicotine substitutes, like patches and gums.
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Because Western scientific efforts have thus far failed to develop new reliable, cost-effective REE substitutes, companies that need access tend to relocate to China.
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Congress should limit the number of customer transactions permitted per month and consider withdrawal restrictions so these new funds are not substitutes for transactions accounts.
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The four of them start with the first four multiples of TEN and the four sense-making substitutes fill the appropriate positions in the grid.
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One way in which we could lower greenhouse gas emissions, as the report outlined, would be to use more plant substitutes rather than animal proteins.
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Mr. Adès substitutes his own haunting variations on a song from the Ladino tradition of Sephardic Jews, music that captures the ambiguity of the moment.
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It's a new version that substitutes Blake's vocals for rapping from Staples, who seems to fall into a super intense track while the song plays.
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The first has to do with something called "import substitutability" — the ease with which the US can find substitutes for what it imports from China.
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It was funny because when you're in the paddock at Highbury you always hear the substitutes being called when the manager wants them to go on.
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"A worldwide decrease in pork supply would offer significant upside to our pork business, while also lifting the chicken and beef businesses as substitutes," he added.
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Although many YouTube tutorials for the DIY slime feature Borax, some offer substitutes for the household cleaner like the edible cornstarch, baking soda and even salt.
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They've quickly become high-resolution and high frame rate, making them decent substitutes for the real thing while offering digital information overlays that aren't possible otherwise.
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According to energy experts, Kim's energy strategy includes transforming coal into synthetic fuels that can serve as substitutes for liquid petroleum fuels like gasoline and diesel.
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Global sales of meat substitutes jumped to an estimated $4 billion this year, a 42 percent rise since 2010, according to research firm Markets and Markets.
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Still, there is some overlap between individuals who eschew conventional treatments in favor of homeopathic remedies and individuals who forgo vaccinations in favor of homeopathic substitutes.
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Companies like Amazon have largely kept companies from raising the prices of goods because customers can quickly and easily find substitutes online for a lower price.
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Strawless Ocean, an effort by the Lonely Whale Foundation, works with restaurants and coffee shops to help them ditch plastic straws and swap in paper substitutes.
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For Mr Holzhauer, Daily Double-hunting and aggressive wagering are not substitutes for skill, but tools to reap even bigger paydays from world-class trivia prowess.
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These so-called flexitarians are expected to help propel the global market for meat substitutes to $18.7 billion in sales by 2023, according to Euromonitor data.
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Bischoff's now functions mainly as a rental house and special effects custom shop, fabricating animals for use as props, animatronics, and lifelike substitutes for real animals.
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It has another spin-out working on cannabis, and has just announced a third one developing plant proteins for use in vegetarian foods, including meat substitutes.
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However, both Chinese and American firms are largely finding substitutes or eating the price increases instead of passing them on to consumers, IIF economists tell Axios.
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China apparently can live with that, but Japan is finding it hard to get substitutes for its flailing export and investment business with the big neighbor.
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Carl's Jr. The roster of popular chain restaurants that have rolled out plant-based meat substitutes to their classic dishes will welcome a new member — Denny's.
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While that may sound like a good thing, over-absorption could ultimately be the link that ties no-cal sugar substitutes to weight gain, she says.
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But an 8.4% costs surge hit operating profit after plane delivery delays forced the company to seek expensive short-term substitutes, Chief Financial Officer Gagey said.
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Briggs will be in goal blocking shots, and Parnham will have five substitutes to use as he tries to take his team deeper into the tournament.
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Aspartame and other calorie-free sugar substitutes can change the way a body processes fat and likely prompt diabetes and obesity, just like real sugar does.
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But as their road banter turns to the topic of human connection, "Like Me" provides a reminder that bile and excrement are not substitutes for ideas.
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And I ran into Jeff Goldblum, who I had done a movie with a few years before, and he walked me around showing me dairy substitutes.
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But far too often when I hear a man describe a woman as "super fit," my brain substitutes some variation of Mr. Trump's locker-room talk.
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Several fast food chains are testing out menu items featuring meat substitutes to attract consumers who want to eat less meat for health or environmental reasons.
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To some trade warriors, luxury goods are especially appealing targets because there are readily available American-made substitutes, and affluent customers can afford the higher prices.
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Others raised doubts about the government's ability to develop and promote substitutes for nonbiodegradable plastics that linger in soil, waterways and oceans for decades, even centuries.
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Proponents of a low carbon diet are encouraged by the growth of animal product alternatives, such as the rise of plant-based milks and meat substitutes.
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Things turn even more awkward: Julia confiscates Tzanko's wristwatch, which he calls Glory (it's an heirloom of sorts), and substitutes it with his chintzy digital award.
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In my experience as a registered dietitian, clients normally find substitutes for gluten-containing treats and eventually add back in high-calorie, albeit gluten-free, indulgences.
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The document defines possible substitutes for conventional derivatives-based hedging, including hedging tools for currency exchanges, liquidity management and protecting against fluctuations in index-based returns.
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California and 12 other states have restricted certain types of flame retardants, but studies have shown that the substitutes marketed by the industry pose similar hazards.
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Today's leaders have abdicated this job, afraid to do anything that might appear elitist because it substitutes the judgment of experts for that of ordinary citizens.
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Transportation makes up another 32 percent — and, if anything, is a harder sector to address, since we don't have many easy substitutes for gasoline-powered cars.
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It's actually not bad … I think … but I'm hesitant to trust my taste in anything, especially food substitutes, after nearly four hours at an art fair.
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The union said it's "irresponsible" to hire substitutes and called on parents to consider keeping students home or join the marchers if a strike goes forward.
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"In terms of substitutes, we do not expect CLOs to replace our desire to be a large, consistent issuer of unsecured debt," FS KKR's Pietrzak said.
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Fire OS comes with its own web browser and a rudimentary email, calendar, contacts, and document apps, but they are poor substitutes for Google or Microsoft's suites.
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An op-ed in The Wall Street Journal argues that these lists serve as a shortcut and cheap substitutes for not being more adventurous earlier in life.
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Beyond Meat, the maker of plant-based meat substitutes like the Beyond Burger, shattered expectations when its shares jumped 163% Thursday after the company's initial public offering.
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The code prevents formula companies from directly targeting mothers and doctors with breast milk substitutes, and also discourages promotion of the products and health claims on packaging.
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Fortunately, there are substitutes for sand: asphalt and concrete can be recycled, houses can be built with straw and wood, and mud can be used for reclamation.
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"Our entry into the ports is to protect them, not to occupy them or to be substitutes for the mercenaries or thieves who preceded us," Nazhuri said.
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The global market for meat substitutes is forecast to grow from an estimated $4.6 billion in 2018 to $6.4 billion by 2023, according to research firm MarketsandMarkets.
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Plant-based meat, a growing category of high-tech, healthy vegan substitutes that taste, smell, and even bleed like the real thing, have a tiny environmental footprint.
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Renting the property sight unseen You can find out a lot online and on Google Maps, but nothing substitutes for seeing the place with your own eyes.
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Advocates say meat substitutes are healthier and also use less water, produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions and use less land than producing the same amount of meat.
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"I'll miss the banter with him back and forth, but I'm sure there's some substitutes over there I can go pick a fight with," Richmond told reporters.
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Store owner Samy al-Attar - whose last name is Arabic for apothecary - says a knowledgeable apothecary can find substitutes for drugs treating almost all non-terminal illnesses.
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Younger people, who can less readily secure prescriptions for pain—and for whom OxyContin may be too expensive—have increasingly turned to black-market substitutes, including heroin.
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The use of Netflix and other streaming services has exploded—half of American households now subscribe to at least one—but usually as add-ons, not substitutes.
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But it would be a mistake to see these moves as genuine attempts to address American society's many ills, let alone as adequate substitutes for government action.
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Most people who are in the habit of making ricotta substitutes from cashews probably know to start with raw nuts, but I had never made one before.
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This is in line with advice that beef substitutes, like the Impossible Burger or Beyond Meat, are a fine choice in moderation, as nutritionists previously told Insider.
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Chinese producers, facing U.S. tariffs, can sell more to Europe instead; Chinese consumers, instead of paying tariffs on goods imported from America, can seek substitutes from Europe.
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Chemical or virtual highs, a lot of us believe, are cheap substitutes for genuine happiness at best—and a delusional trap that can destroy lives at worst.
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With enough time past, and having each toiled with enough subpar substitutes, they made it work this time — and Mr. Corgan finally got his band back. Almost.
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Frank stuns a network staff meeting when he tosses out the Christmas show's trailer, which features an avuncular John Houseman reading from Dickens, and substitutes his own.
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According to reporting from the Detroit Free Press, last November the school district had more than 100 vacancies and had already assigned 115 substitutes to fill classrooms.
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Those two — Muir Glen Organic San Marzano-style and Bionaturae Organic — made surprisingly good substitutes for fresh tomatoes in the sandwich, and in my favorite weeknight minestrone.
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Revenue at the meat substitutes company more than tripled in the three-month period from the year prior, though the stock sold off on the quarterly results.
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Schools won't be closed though, so some 92,000 kids will be taught for now by about 300 substitutes and about 1,973 central office staffers reassigned to classrooms.
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There has been a lot of hope that Beyond Meat's pea protein or Impossible Burger's soy could serve as beef burger substitutes, reducing the need for cows.
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We fed them into a statistical model, which assigned weights for each position, and created a hypothetical starting 11 (plus a couple of substitutes) for each club.
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The number of victims in Irkutsk — 49 dead, as of late Monday — evoked earlier periods in Russian history when alcohol was restricted and people turned to substitutes.
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"We have to dig into the details a bit more to know if the substitutes would be as beneficial as claimed," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Clark-Bojin first began baking pies purely for dietary reasons after she vowed to cut out refined sugar and sugar substitutes from her diet for a year.
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As Spud fends off his cravings by scribbling the stories of his youth, one habit substitutes for another and we are reminded of how little we change.
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As a result, concussion substitutes are permitted only in domestic 50-over or Twenty20 matches, and only if the relevant national governing body decides to introduce them.
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There's delicacy in the girlish breasts and in the rounded, pivoting knife that substitutes for a right hand, and you can slurp soup from the left hand.
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The Jimmy Dean owner sold its stake in Beyond before the company went public, citing its desire to produce vegetarian meat substitutes under its own umbrella of brands.
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For Roma, its finest players — Francesco Totti, 39, and Daniele De Rossi, 32, — could manage appearances only as substitutes as they deal with injuries late in their careers.
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For a long time, China has been mastering the art of creating substitutes of Western solutions in order to feed the digital needs of the internet-hungry population.
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"Buy American" and "Hire American" should not be substitutes for America's defense of (a) fair trade, (b) international trade adjustment rules and (c) a sustainably balanced world economy.
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The company also, to that end, has to target municipalities if it's going to actually get the kinds of operations rolling to start producing those plant-based substitutes.
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But since then plummeting prices for virgin paper, plastic and fuels, and hence also for the waste that substitutes for them, have put an end to such visions.
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"There is no alert that substitutes (for) the prudent measures of building properly, having good regulations for construction, and also civil protection," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Second, there is a risk that in the Chinese market, consumers accelerate the shift to smartphone substitutes notably by going to local brands with comparable functionality (Huawei, Xiaomi).
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However, highly rated borrowers whose liabilities could be risk-free substitutes for US Treasurys are typically sovereigns as well, and they almost always borrow in their own currencies.
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Even here, many analysts believe that the Chinese will have no choice but to buy Nvidia's chips, since they are market-leading and substitutes are not easily available.
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Then it will be up to the CSU to decide whether to accept them as substitutes for the threatened border policy, or whether Mr Seehofer should act unilaterally.
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Substitutes exist for tiger bones and many other products from wild animals such as bear bile, the extraction of which from live animals rights groups condemn as barbaric.
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"Our client base today is much bigger outside of the church," said marketing director David Oliveira, estimating that demand for meat substitutes in Brazil is growing 30% annually.
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Replacing or finding substitutes for the Turkish components would slow production for a three-month period at the Lockheed Martin facility that builds the jets, the person said.
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The global meat substitutes market was estimated at $4.6 billion last year and is predicted to reach $6.4 billion by 2023, according to research firm Markets and Markets.
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"Everything he's wanted we've made it available, except for a few things that weren't available for which we got substitutes," said Jain, adding that the requests were confidential.
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In such a school you might even de-emphasize the G.P.A. mentality, which puts a tether on passionate interests and substitutes other people's longings for the student's own.
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Another common purchase — maybe to offset the high sugar intake — was sugar substitutes, with Epstein, in a July 29 receipt, buying a whopping 20 quantities of sugar substitute.
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The only reason to do it is if the starting pitcher is truly a better batter than any of the full-time position players usually used as substitutes.
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The global market for meat substitutes is forecast to grow steadily, from an estimated $4.6 billion in 2018 to $6.4 billion by 2023, according to research firm MarketsandMarkets.
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The trader said futures in New York could be affected if buyers start turning to exchange stocks, which are not perfect substitutes but are washed arabicas at least.
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The company is already selling plant-based burgers and other meat substitutes under the Sweet Earth brand in the United States and the Garden Gourmet brand in Europe.
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But that was a relatively easy fight, because the chemicals in question were not central to the world's economy, and the manufacturers had readily available substitutes to sell.
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Under Army Regulation 600-85, soldiers are prohibited from using hemp or products containing hemp oil, synthetic cannabis, synthetic blends that use CBD oil and other THC substitutes.
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The arbitrary decisions of Trump and his anointed acolytes in support of these special pleaders and against the overall public interest are political substitutes for free-market decisions.
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But since doing so the USA starlet has struggled to make an impact at Stamford Bridge and, in recent weeks, has found himself consigned to the substitutes' bench.
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As Thursday's match became progressively more tense, all Akinradewo could do was stand with the other substitutes just beyond a corner of the court, urging her teammates on.
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Its anti-tracking feature substitutes private data with random information to throw them off your trail, while there is also an anti-phishing feature to thwart data theft.
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With City leading 4-3 in the shootout, Leicester's two big guns, second-half substitutes Vardy and Riyad Mahrez, who both helped change the game's momentum, surprisingly misfired.
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On-line ordering and delivery survivor Peapod eventually purchase by Giant, has taught us that online ordering complements bricks-and-mortar grocery stores, rather than substitutes for them.
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While there are a number of companies tackling plant-based fish like salmon or tuna alternatives, New Wave is one of the few trying to sell crustacean substitutes.
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That might entail using substitutes for certain raw materials such as wood or by increasing crop yields on existing farmland so that we don't need as much space.
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American consumers spent $698.6 million on meat substitutes last year, up 25.6 percent from $556.3 million in 2012, according to statistics published by the research firm Euromonitor International.
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Officials in Spain and Italy had forced countries like Britain and Denmark to relabel their items as "chocolate substitutes" because they included vegetable fats other than cocoa butter.
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Rather than finding substitutes for carbon-based processes, it finds a substitute for the carbon used in them — carbon from the air rather than carbon from the ground.
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In March, New Mexico passed a law that directs schools to work with parents to pay debts and ends practices like cold sandwich substitutes that may embarrass children.
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That may be the real secret of the book's enduring popularity, the way it substitutes for a feeling of genuine loss the almost pleasant pain of nostalgia. ♦
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Burger King has staked its claim to the throne with its name, but the fast-food chain has more than beef and plant-based substitutes on its menu.
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Harvard professor Michael Porter proposed assessing companies based on the threat of new entrants, industry rivalry, the threat of substitutes, buyer power and the leverage held by suppliers.
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Borderline incoherent and unrepentantly lewd, this buddy-cop comedy (based on the 1977-83 television series of the same name) substitutes cars, 'copters and motorcycles for actual characters.
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Down 11 points after the first quarter, the Knicks outscored the Warriors by 12 in the second using a lineup of substitutes and an offense centered on Porzingis.
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So does a feeling that allowing concussion substitutes might invite abuse by teams merely looking to make a lineup change or to alter the momentum of a match.
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It's rumored that the two companies will soon go on an advertising blitz to tout the benefits of their substitutes for HFC-28500A and counteract the high price.
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With two years left on their contracts, Noah and Deng are all but out of the league, and Mahinmi and Mozgov are little-used substitutes receiving starter money.
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By halftime, Solskjaer had been forced to use all three of his substitutes, too, with Ander Herrera, Juan Mata and Jesse Lingard — a substitute himself — all limping off.
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Four players made their international debuts Sunday: Defender Kellyn Acosta and midfielder Ethan Finlay started; midfielder Tony Tchani and forward Jerome Kiesewetter appeared as substitutes in the second half.
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The law has big economic implications, as more companies hope to offer slaughter-less meat substitutes, such as plant-based foods or products grown from cells in the lab.
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Breast milk substitutes, especially products called "follow up milks" and "growing up formulas" for older infants, are heavily promoted and often confuse young mothers with their claims, they say.
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Divesting in animal factory farms is simply good business, but will require major players in the food industry to dedicate resources to developing and marketing plant-based protein substitutes.
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In the strongest market debut so far this year, Beyond Meat shares surged 1703% Thursday, giving the maker of plant-based meat substitutes a market value of $3.77 billion.
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ADNOC faced limited options in sourcing for condensate substitutes as strong demand for the ultra-light oil in South Korea and Indonesia tightened supplies in Asia, trade sources said.
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He holds photo ops with dictators rather than engage with the substance of diplomacy, skips vetting for even his most senior staff, and substitutes inflammatory tweets for press releases.
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Beyond Meat creates substitutes for meat by using ingredients that mimic the composition of animal-based meat, mainly employing pea protein that looks and cooks like beef or chicken.
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Its new product, the D-Pad Controller, is an officially licensed left Joy-Con replacement that substitutes an honest-to-god D-pad for the original four-button solution.
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The culprit seems to be sugar alcohols, which are sugar substitutes that are often used in candies because they're lower in calories and sweeter than table sugar, Zolotnitsky explains.
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This is the standard set out by the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes adopted by the World Health Assembly and the World Health Organization in 1981.
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Ferrero uses about 25,000 tonnes of palm oil a year, so replacing it with those substitutes could cost the firm an extra $8-22 million annually, at those prices.
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British charity Headway said in a statement on Wednesday that rolling substitutes in cases of head injury would allow a team's medical staff to conduct longer off-pitch assessments.
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First, Impossible Foods, a leading creator of plant-based meatlike burgers, announced the Impossible Burger 229, an improved recipe over previous meat substitutes that tastes, well, a lot meatier.
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Also, through WhiteWave's ownership of the Silk brand of soy and nut milks, the purchase will give Danone a toehold in the flourishing market for plant-based dairy substitutes.
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It is likely that the inverse is true as well; the more a country substitutes administrative edicts for democratically promulgated laws, the greater the drag on the economic growth.
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In fact, the global market for meat substitutes is forecast to grow from an estimated $960 billion in 2000 to $6.4 billion by 2023, according to research firm MarketsandMarkets.
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It has offered to subsidize pharmaceutical companies to the tune of $165 million to support imports of life-saving drugs that have no viable substitutes, including some cancer treatments.
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As an alternative, American Airlines will allow flight attendants who have experienced issues to wear their old uniforms or buy over-the-counter substitutes that don't cause a reaction.
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New research suggests that co-payment coupons can actually increase total health care spending by encouraging patients to choose more expensive drugs when there are lower-priced substitutes available.
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Until now, the teachers in the reserve have rotated through schools for a month at a time, serving as substitutes or, in some cases, sitting in the teachers' lounge.
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