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A principle stating that a property's value tends to be set by the cost of acquiring an equally desirable substitute.
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The economic process of trading off inputs and consumption due to changes in prices arising from a constraint on greenhouse gas emissions. How the extremely flexible US economy adapts to available substitutes and/or finds new methods of production under a greenhouse gas constraint will be critical in minimizing overall costs of reducing emissions.
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A coach may substitute one player, per event, per gender at the conclusion of a point. If a player is substituted for, he/she may not return to the match in that same set.
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Enciphering by replacing one letter by another.
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The concept of replacing one symbol with another symbol. This might be as simple as a grade-school lined sheet with the alphabet down the left side, and a substitute listed for each letter. In computer science this might be a simple array of values, any one of which can be selected by indexing from the start of the array.
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