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substitute

[suhb-sti-toot, -tyoot] / ˈsʌb stɪˌtut, -ˌtyut /






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A certain strain of square-jawed, thick-necked actors tends to feature, occasionally substituting for each other in sequels and later seasons.

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“American wine is not a substitute,” Bartlett said.

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McLeod, 21, was returning from his team's National League North match at Bedford Town in which he had been a substitute.

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“A measured rebound will depend on travel sentiment and operating conditions, with deferred trips potentially resuming to Japan or to close substitutes.”

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Mr Boyle said HES had operated without a chief executive or accountable officer for almost six months this year when the Scottish government should have provided a substitute.

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