Many people I know are waiting until they see the detailed costing for the proposals before they judge whether one or the other is believable. |
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Every foreign policy action tends to reinforce one or the other of these approaches. |
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Sometimes one or the other of you will even find yourself considering giving up on the whole thing and ending the relationship. |
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Every year I visit apple orchards in one or the other region and taste as many heirloom varieties as I can. |
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I think the movie would have felt a little more cohesive had they decided to stick to one or the other, but not both. |
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It is logical to have one or the other of these command and control elements in each component. |
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Every few sentences, one or the other of them would break into infectious laughter, and the two of them would laugh helplessly. |
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He combines the oppositional poles to achieve points of view and review impossible from one or the other. |
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If one or the other of them gets control of that, they get control of the business. |
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That way, guests will move around more and not congregate next to one or the other in a big group. |
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The bigger players choose one or the other, which has led to the cannibalization of some of Canterbury's best horseplayers. |
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He dissembled with one or the other, and by so doing lost his credit with both. |
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I've been into kick-boxing and karate for several years, and I practice one or the other just about every day. |
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However, I can't seem to debug both Flex and Java at the same time. It's either one or the other. |
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They realized that, whether a man is most swayed by the one or the other, what he must most depend upon and desire, is a knowledge of futurity. |
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The one person is there in whom God and man are one, without detriment to one or the other. |
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Of course, much political dexterity will be required to keep ties with both China and Japan stable without angering one or the other. |
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To be sure, dials and telephones were like new music releases and 45s. Nowadays, it is difficult to find one or the other. |
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This is due to a balance between various contributions that favor or disfavor one or the other form. |
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And children should be exposed to the entire variety of Englishes, not just one or the other. |
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But if we think God must conform to one or the other picture, we really have a limited view. |
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There's only one explanation, and that is that one or the other of them went through our garbage and stole from it. |
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The mother was therefore left having to choose between her children, either to leave one or the other. |
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If they do overlap, they will not know which one to choose and so will arbitrarily select one or the other or alternatively may tick both answers. |
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The distance between the two boats is then likely to be very slight, in favour of one or the other. |
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What can we do to remedy the situation if one or the other manufacturer does not respect the deal? |
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In Canada, the power to make laws on the use of official languages is not specifically assigned to one or the other level of governments. |
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The retreat is done to grow spiritually, not to talk about trivialities, which were told by the one or the other. |
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The two revolvers presented are them either of one or the other of the two brothers. |
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So depending on where you are and what the insect pests are, one or the other may be accentuating insect problems. |
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The weapon probably passed in this tradesman to one or the other moment of its career. |
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The trainees do not have the possibility to register indifferently for one or the other part. |
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Give your all to one or the other, either way you'll be a great performer! |
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This can be fitted on either side of the boat, if one or the other of the initial daggerboards is damaged. |
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In view of the above information, no additional evidence was brought forward by one or the other of the parties. |
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The passers alternate handacrosses, with one or the other doing a handacross every three counts. |
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The multivocal voice is an aestethic concept that fosters the integrative approach to contemporary vocal performance practices that do not exclude one or the other of the above mentioned voice paradigms. |
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Some Canadians have the benefits of both public and private funding of prescriptions, some have one or the other, and some have neither. |
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Results differ slightly if they are presented according to one or the other scale. |
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Eventually I said let me do one or the other so they said go in goal. |
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Sites that combined community development and front line service delivery faired better than sites that did only one or the other. |
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Depending on your terminal type and configuration, one or the other will be the default behavior for your terminal sessions. |
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However, the propulsion device of a rocket can be called either a rocket motor or a rocket engine, and usage here seems not to have settled on one or the other. |
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It can be used as an approximative measure of support for one or the other model and, therefore, allows estimating the evidence in favor of one or the other hypothesis. |
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If, on the contrary, we witness a new upsurge in violence, the choice between one or the other candidate will be fundamental. |
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It should be noted that CSIS and the RCMP have mutual assistance arrangements in posts where only one or the other has a liaison officer. |
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The question is whether moderate drinking protects against both categories or against one or the other separately. |
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I told you not to be caught up by the one or the other means that the Father uses through you. |
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Individual fish were assigned to one or the other species if two of the three characters exhibited the typical count. |
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Some commands may have zones and d'str'cts wh'le others have one or the other. |
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We ask you to name one or the other, when you use a direct quotation or when you refer to the general principles of the methodology Praxeme. |
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India contains no more than two great powers, British and Mahratta, and every other state acknowledges the influence of one or the other. |
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In particular, since any particular procedural rule may favour one or the other party in the dispute that now exists, they are unlikely to be able to settle upon the rules of procedure for their arbitration. |
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It is so easy for the one or the other to swing over. |
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Patients may not always need to be seen by both the gynecologist and the hematologist but can be oriented to one or the other depending on their special needs. |
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Management should abstain from discriminating in favour of one or the other candidate, establishing the assumption that the nomination process has been accomplished thoroughly and professionally. |
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Self-management and self-regulatory regimes occupy the gray area between government regulation and the standards system and their rules are sometimes difficult to classify as belonging to one or the other. |
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Where the defendant has not appointed a defense attorney, or the attorney is not present in Court, the court must postpone the hearing until one or the other failing may be achieved. |
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We invite you to go window shopping and shall be pleased if you find one or the other stimulation when acquainting yourself with the scope of our performance. |
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For example, if, during a leave of absence, an employee works for another employer, the employee can accrue benefits under one or the other plan, but not both. |
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If flying around and calling loudly does not drive the intruder away, then one or the other of the parents performs a distraction display, commonly called a broken-wing act or injury feigning. |
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From the supply point of view, suppliers do not produce all of these products and as a consequence they have varying market positions in one or the other product. |
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For the purposes of market share calculation, where appropriate, the market shares of these joint ventures have been attributed to one or the other of the three prime competitors. |
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In the Commission's view it makes no sense to have different minimum rates depending on the point in time one or the other Member State joined the European Union. |
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If a community ethics review is required in addition to the mandatory institutional REB review, reconciling differences may require re-submission to one or the other review body. |
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Different individuals, groups, parishes, dioceses and provinces may identify more closely with one or the other, or some mixture of the two. |
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As borrowings from other fields of study, one or the other linguistic formulation is more appropriate to any given discussion. |
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In many species, both eyes lie on one side of the head, one or the other migrating through or around the head during development. |
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Opposites do not have to be mutually exclusive, and we are not obliged to choose one or the other. |
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They are then separated and remated every other day until one or the other refuses the mating. |
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A taxpayer may claim one or the other, or both. |
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Even when the countries were not at war, tension remained high, and royal authority in one or the other kingdom was often weak. |
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All patients with chromosomal anomalies were azoospermic and they posed one or the other feature of Klinefelter syndrome, a male genetic disorder. |
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Hawks has argued that the genetic similarity to Neanderthals may indeed be the result of both structure and interbreeding, as opposed to just one or the other. |
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These were produced not only by the combatants but by those from European countries who supported one or the other side or had a commercial or colonial stake in the area. |
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As the result of gerrymandering, the districts in California were usually dominated by one or the other party, and few districts were considered competitive. |
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A given ground may acquire a reputation as batsman friendly or bowler friendly if one or the other discipline notably benefits from its unique mix of elements. |
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Their arrangement lasted between 1994 and 2000 and made sound financial sense given that one or the other generally delivered success in the immediate years after the split. |
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