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While these oils are “highly substitutable,” Baffes said, countries around the world are competing for limited vegetable oil reserves and scrambling to reformulate products if they manage to find them.

"At the same time, a lot of these goods are hopefully substitutable by other things."

Her comeback was scathing: “Do you understand how fundamental the black experience is to American politics? And to American history? One race isn’t substitutable for another. It doesn’t work like that. It’s not about ‘quotas.’

“One race isn’t substitutable for another. It doesn’t work like that.”

“What makes you not substitutable for an audience? Because then you are not substitutable for advertisers,” Miller said.