subbing

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• Couric fans can tune into Good Morning America to see the former Today show host subbing all week for cohost Robin Roberts.

• When Maddow started subbing for Olbermann in 2008, she hired his agent and pushed for a show.

• But is subbing him in for the embattled CEO anything more than a cosmetic change?

• TV Newser hears rumor that for one night only, Arianna Huffington will be subbing for Rachel Maddow on MSNBC.

• He did go to Philadelphia presently and found work "subbing" on a daily paper,'The Inquirer.'

• Mr. Lemuel Wacker was "subbing" as extra for the superannuated old cripple whose sole duty was to wave a flag as trains went by.

• The young printer began to get some work at "subbing," though it was scant and irregular.

• "The psychologist who's subbing for Dr. von Heydenreich," the box told him patiently.

• The young engineer had gotten him a job “subbing” as a helper on a yards switch engine.