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An amendment is not in order which is not germane to the question to be amended ; or merely makes the affirmative of the amended question equivalent to the negative of the original question ; or is identical with a question previously decided by the assembly during that session ; or changes one form of amendment to another form ; or substitutes one form of motion for another form ; or strikes out the word Resolved from a resolution ; or strikes out or inserts words which would leave no rational proposition before the assembly ; or is frivolous or absurd . Consequently , it appears that these two methods are relatively good substitutes for each other . But the aggressive marketing of breastmilk substitutes is a major barrier against improved feeding practices in Indonesia . Somehow she finds time to teach Sunday classes to children and adults at the Maryland Youth Ballet in Bethesda , Maryland , where she also substitutes for other teachers . An attention to the synechdochic relation in which a part substitutes for a whole and an allusion to " idolatry , " which suggests the original context in which the term " fetishism " was engendered - - the Judeo-Christian inhibition of idolatry - - clearly shows that Ashbery 's understanding of this concept is not limited to the discipline of Freudian psychoanalysis ; it is more comprehensive , with religion and cultural anthropology in view .