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Alterative certification can bring desperately needed new people into the teaching profession.

There are a number of alterative strategies that the systems planning team may decide to adopt.

They might also have qualified for cathartic, diaphoretic, or simply alterative uses.

This is the type of comedy that has been missing on TV, good old fashioned laughs much better than this alterative comedy rubbish.

The CM route was created more recently in 1997 in order to provide an alterative entry in midwifery that did not involve nursing requirements.

Limley pot (alterative entrance to Goyden pot, Mud Hall)

Especially among older adults, there is a growing acceptance and interest in alterative romantic commitments like cohabitation or Living Apart Together (LAT).

But "there isn't an alterative use for it," Mr. Tamari said, so "there is a built-in factor to limit the number of etrogim."

Black cohosh is an emmenagogue, anti-spasmodic, alterative, nervine, and hypotensive and is used traditionally for menopausal symptoms.

Feist also serves on the board of Positive Alterative Choices Today (P.A.C.T.) a non-profit serving the local at-risk youth.

I can well believe that an avid Joycean might imagine in their head an alterative version of Bloomsday, but would they dare compete with him to write it in that style?

The Build America Bonds address that by providing state and local governments with a new, optional, alterative direct federal payment subsidy for a portion of their borrowing costs on taxable bonds.

Sushruta describes the fruit as anthelmintic, alterative and tonic, and recommends their use along with liquorice root, for the purpose of strengthening the body and preventing the effects of age.

On summer of 2012 a strong rumour about a special edition of "Valiente" was circulating all around the press, this alterative version was called "Mas Valiente" but never got a release date.

The survey of exfoliated cells in stool samples for mutated DNA or tumour cell products, or both, should theoretically provide an alterative approach to periodic colonscopy which would be more acceptable to both patient and clinician.

The bridge is normally congested with heavy trucks and other commercial traffic in both directions on weekday mornings, since the closest alterative for crossing the East River, the Brooklyn Bridge, is off limits to commercial vehicles.

ASF/SF2 is also implicated in the production of T cell receptors in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, altering specific chain expression in T cell receptors through alterative splicing.

According to Ayurveda, the plant is anthelmintic, alexiteric, alterative, and antipyretic; it is used in the treatment of leprosy, ulcers, asthma, and tumors, as well as diseases of the liver, spleen, heart, and blood.

Maccarone 45 Canal Street, Lower East Side Through May 2 Michele Maccarone's frequent claim that she wants to run her commercial gallery like a nonprofit alterative space can sometimes seem like overenthusiastic, if not deluded, self-promotion.

An alterative suggested by Al Sorrentino, vice president of real estate lending at Citibank, is to ask the board of directors for a list of lenders who have entered into recognition agreements with the co-op, since this will indicate which lenders have made commitments to the building in the past.

His acquaintance with Byron began in 1807, when Byron was meditating 'British Bards', and Hodgson, provoked by a review of his 'Juvenal' in the 'Edinburgh Review', was composing his 'Gentle Alterative prepared for the Reviewers', which appears on pp.