You can join Israeli/Palestinian, and pick one or the other; Republicans and Democrats, and you pick one or the other, or Trump supporters and Latino Americans, and you pick one or the other.
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There's no need to choose between one or the other.
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There are kids that can do one or the other.
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"It's got to be one or the other," she said.
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"You have to pick one or the other," White said.
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He did confirm he wasn't saying one or the other.
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Would you be interesting in taking one or the other?
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Does it always have to be one or the other?
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It is one or the other, and possibly both. #SCtop10pic.twitter.
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It was better that we postpone one or the other.
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So stop beating yourself about being one or the other.
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"I don't think it's one or the other," Kudlow said.
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It's really best to focus on one or the other.
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Why does it have to be one or the other?
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But, I don't see them as one or the other.
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It's not one or the other, it's both (and complicated).
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Whichever, you could do one or the other real soon.
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At lunchtime, people drive up to one or the other.
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He can be one or the other, but not both.
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Usually it's maybe one or the other but not both.
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It's one or the other, and either one is unacceptable.
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One or the other, probably start off with the tariffs.
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Because back then, you were one or the other — never both.
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Two parties have to want it, not one or the other.
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It seems like it had to be one or the other.
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It's going to be Disney or paintball – one or the other!
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The days of choosing between one or the other are over.
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And shaming one or the other won't make our lives better.
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We feel like we have to choose one or the other.
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And one or the other will be right at that time.
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It's never in the middle, I'm always one or the other.
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If so, voters will have to pick one or the other.
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It will be either one or the other, female candidate notwithstanding.
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He pictured being gunned down by one or the other side.
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It should have been one or the other — that's common sense.
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She does them together — she doesn't do one or the other.
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But there's no reason we shouldn't have one or the other.
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I don't think you have to choose one or the other!
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"In the past we have had either one or the other."
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You can pin down one or the other but not both.
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Your account as a whole is either one or the other.
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Of course, you don't have to accept one or the other.
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JANNA LEVIN: I'm more surprised people become only one or the other.
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"It's got to be one or the other," Warren told The Verge.
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Most are struggling, having mastered one or the other, but not both.
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By 3, most can easily identify themselves as one or the other.
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You can't do both – I would have neglected one or the other.
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Now they have to change their mind on one or the other.
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"It doesn't necessarily have to be one or the other," he says.
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Can we pick whether this opera is about one or the other?
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So you could be targeted for one or the other, or neither.
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It vacillates in the middle, never committing to one or the other.
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"Relationships are far messier than choosing one or the other," Johnson says.
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"Jack will eventually wind up picking one or the other," he continued.
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Prosecutors had no additional evidence to rule out one or the other.
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Values require decisions that will piss one or the other side off.
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They are both my hope for you, Snowblue — one or the other.
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Q: Would you remember if it was mostly one or the other?
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N.B.A. DECADE IN REVIEW It had to be one or the other.
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"I'm not going to vote for one or the other," he said.
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But to Visa CEO Charlie Scharf, it's either one or the other.
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There's no reason why human beings still choose one or the other.
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Did it start off as one or the other and evolve from there?
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"We possess brains and hearts, not just one or the other," he said.
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If you have open-face roast beef sandwich, that's one or the other.
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You could still be one or the other with the right environmental influences.
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It should not be reduced to a choice between one or the other.
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That's one OR the other: You can't do both without committing voter fraud.
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Most human-made materials are only designed to survive one or the other.
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The wave goes through both paths, the particle through one or the other.
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But the efficacy of either one or the other is hard to determine.
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Period… Not one or the other candidate was going to instantly change that.
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"Women didn't show any preference for one or the other speaker," Fasoli confirms.
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Then one or the other pulls away, looking skyward or into the distance.
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Yet rather than specialising in one or the other, most states levy both.
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So I can't imagine him lobbying on behalf of one or the other.
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They were no more or less likely to favor one or the other.
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But it's never one or the other, there are always disadvantages and advantages.
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Personally I believe that you don't have to choose one or the other.
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Because often what we see in Hollywood is just one or the other.
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When the trunk starts to square up, one or the other is coming.
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It seems like it's either one or the other most of the time.
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And it's always talked about as a choice between one or the other.
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Our job is to take care of both, not one or the other.
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I don't think it's one or the other, but finding the right mix.
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Love him or hate him… well, odds are, it's one or the other.
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With the DeLonghi BCO430, guests won't have to choose between one or the other.
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It was always both kids stay or one or the other kids stays behind.
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To say whether it is one or the other is beyond our ken here.
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An "all or nothing" approach in favor of one or the other may fail.
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Since games are shown on one or the other, there's no continuity for fans.
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At first, he said he couldn't remember whether he was one or the other.
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Do not limit it to just one or the other; you need both perspectives.
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Todd: If forced to pick one or the other, I'd probably go with Spotlight.
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Just tempting enough for suckers to believe they might be one or the other.
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And then, one or the other would frequently say, 'It's great to meet you!
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After hours or days of wild exertion, one or the other winds up dead.
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When coaches counseled her to choose one or the other, she held her ground.
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One or the other would probably make the fight for House control a tossup.
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And I'm pretty neutral on whether it needs to be one or the other.
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"I don't think you have to have one or the other, though," he added.
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Does this prove him one or the other, either a good or bad father?
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At some point, most of them were forced to choose one or the other.
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If people just look at one or the other, they may underestimate their risk.
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Everything else is owned by one or the other of the same five companies.
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If one or the other isn't fully developed, project creators have to disclose that fact.
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We can give them one or the other; the key is to give them both.
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Each has its own ministries and budgets; charities often deal with one or the other.
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It's one or the other; there's no way to select apertures in between the two.
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Because when it comes to gender, you don't have to be one or the other.
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I'll either gravitate towards a really bold lip or an eye, one or the other.
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The two concepts aren't mutually exclusive: You don't have to choose one or the other.
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To make the legislation's math work, you can likely afford only one or the other.
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"If you can mix and match, then you use one or the other," Gutzler said.
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It may well require considerable good fortune to avoid one or the other, or both.
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Don't be surprised if the works of one or the other are read between songs.
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I don't think we live in a world where you're one or the other anymore.
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One or the other will almost certainly be included in a GOP Obamacare replacement plan.
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This is dangerous because so many of us refuse to read one or the other.
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Without one or the other it is not likely to be a very successful trip.
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I think there is a culture of people who choose culturally one or the other.
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I knew that I would only be able to commit to one or the other.
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To me it's not one or the other; I sympathize with a lot of people.
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It seems inevitable that Pio will end up in trouble with one or the other.
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Already secular or indifferent believers are unlikely to incline toward one or the other group.
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I'm not going to defend one or the other, because no one can prove it.
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It was a one-or-the-other situation, because asking for both would be ridiculous.
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"Clearly, it's just not one or the other, not just bricks or clicks," she said.
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Was this a theological fear that became a social one, or the other way around?
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Generally, Israni said that the people that he talked to wanted one or the other.
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"We don't know if that is money or manpower, one or the other," Strickland said.
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There is no evidence to allow you to suggest it is one or the other.
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It's power, and money, and how much these characters long for one or the other.
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And the beauty of extensions is that she doesn't have to choose one or the other.
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That means one or the other of them will sit out the contests in certain states.
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At different hours of the day, Kameron is one or the other or both or neither.
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And Smudge has two modes: he's adorable or he's an asshole, either one or the other.
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The real question is why anyone would think it has to be one or the other.
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I think hitting the pedal on one or the other is not a very good thing.
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But the mixture of both is far more evocative than simply chosing one or the other.
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How much do you try to meld those sounds instead of avoiding one or the other?
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My memories appear in the gap between these two extremes, defined by one or the other.
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To show them she is not simply one or the other, but an amalgamation of histories.
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He called them all regularly, catching one or the other on the phone every few days.
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There's no question of them not being friends even when one or the other wants more.
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"We're not saying it's exclusively one or the other," Westport or Great Neck, Mr. Williams said.
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A forever, or a fling: People will say it has to be one or the other.
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It should be thought of as a mix, not as one or the other, Duda said.
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Often in the United States, we think that one or the other can do it all.
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Its jokes hang on very specific references that only fans of one or the other will appreciate.
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And my argument is not for one or the other, but that there's a place for both.
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Given that a majority of Indians do one or the other, that in effect makes participation mandatory.
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To prevent confusion, just use one or the other, or you'll end up accidentally deleting your game.
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By the 1990s, nearly every one of her subjects had succumbed to either one or the other.
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It's only when the audience sees the pieces that they become defined as one or the other.
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As Ryan gets better at baseball, he proves to Chad that it isn't one or the other.
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Different artists will use one or the other depending on the desired look and their personal preference.
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You can either do one or the other and change the thing, which I think is interesting.
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So if it came down to one or the other, you can guess who [producers] would pick.
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Public and private policies often contribute to the difficulty, forcing parents to prioritize one or the other.
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"Emotional Mugger / Leopard Priestess" straddles glam and garage rock without trying to choose one or the other.
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I enjoy the sensations both spots give me, but some people only like one or the other.
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No conclusive reasons can be found to exclude one or the other way of life as possible.
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There's a lot to do but that might be one or the other investment opportunity as well.
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But Peak's bags are expensive ($200 and up), so it's going to be one or the other.
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However, it's nearly impossible to find one online CBD retailer that doesn't do one or the other.
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They're both excellent, but when I'm asked to pick one or the other, Dead Space wins out.
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As a result, countries must decide whether to have formal diplomatic ties with one or the other.
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But instead of trying to fit into one or the other, she carved out her own space.
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Crossover between the two remains limited, as artists mostly build their careers in one or the other.
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"The enemy here is not one or the other of them," Jayapal said of Sanders and Warren.
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Lastly, we substituted the actual colors in the theme entries with one or the other mixing colors.
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One or the other comes into focus depending on what sort of questions we ask about ourselves.
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Better simply to let sleeping dogs lie and allow events to prove one or the other right eventually.
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I never know which one I'm doing, and so I'm always conscious to do one or the other.
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This suggests different enduring markers impressed in the brain when a musician practices one or the other style.
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It's the norm to see one or the other on a high-end Windows laptop, but not both.
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The people that want to draw a conflict between one or the other, generally, they've got an agenda.
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" He said that "not one or the other candidate was going to instantly be able to change that.
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It established a love triangle, which would traditionally lead to an ultimate choice of one or the other.
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Instead, they spend their time trying to focus on one or the other, leaving them feeling dissatisfied overall.
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You don't have to choose between one or the other — and don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise.
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SoftBank aims to do one or the other, said an Uber investor who has held discussions with SoftBank.
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I see his point, but it's not like you have to limit yourself to one or the other.
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"In the end, valuing stocks is either totally straightforward or totally mystifying — one or the other," Cramer said.
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Some people believe wellbeing and performance are diametrically opposed, meaning you can only have one or the other.
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I've read books where I've had to choose between one or the other, and it bums me out.
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So depending on my environment or my company that I was around, it was one or the other.
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Many artists willing to assume this most difficult of studio ambitions end up producing one or the other.
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You won't get notifications on both your Apple Watch or your iPhone, rather, it's one or the other.
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It'll move you, or make you curl up in a ball on the floor, one or the other.
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The truth is, as much as one or the other wants to take the credit, they share it.
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Not to mention killing one or the other would completely change the charm dynamic of the Guardians movies.
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"It's got to be one or the other," she said in an interview with The Verge last year.
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They have to make a decision supporting one or the other which is a conflict within that unit.
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Often, the two languages that characterize us are split in songs to either be one or the other.
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I couldn't decide on one or the other so I figured I should do the best of both worlds.
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It's only if you're after something very specific that you might have to choose between one or the other.
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Luckily, Von Hep and Evans have a few solutions, so you don't have to choose one or the other.
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But consumers will ultimately choose one or the other because of pricing, lineup and other technical and aesthetic concerns.
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With so many important conversations going on, it can feel like we have to choose one or the other.
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Usually biological factors will decide whether to give the creatures one or the other: bigger horns or bigger testicles.
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While stress and skin problems can worsen together, addressing one or the other can help you break the cycle.
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There are so-called larks and owls, and whether you are one or the other is mostly genetically determined.
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If you love meat and you care about the environment, do you have to choose one or the other?
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"At the moment, it is important to increase international presence in one or the other form," he told Reuters.
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This was a time when Christians were divided about whether "true" Christians had to be one or the other.
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Both know this, so the decision of one or the other to fire first could come all too easily.
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Still, neither thought of becoming more than friends, partly because one or the other was usually dating someone else.
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Mandarin and Cantonese are distinct enough that those who only speak one or the other can struggle to communicate.
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We're putting the prototypes out of the four but it's possible to have elements of one or the other.
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Both approaches have benefits and flaws; brilliant scholars have written tomes making the case for one or the other.
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Mandarin and Cantonese are distinct enough that those who speak only one or the other can struggle to communicate.
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Gagnier's figures and heads reside in the space between those perceptions, never tilting fully into one or the other.
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The US is just now entering the crucial weeks that will decide its trajectory toward one or the other.
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The document then explains how the two agencies should interact when one or the other learns of potential violations.
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KERNEN: IT DOESN'T SOLVE THE PROBLEM, BUT YOU'RE IN -- IF YOU CHOOSE ONE OR THE OTHER, YOU'D WANT GROWTH?
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In traditional debate competitions, teams are assigned at random to argue one or the other side of an issue.
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She is a genre author who is also a literary author, not one or the other but indivisibly both.
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Some of the U.S. Supreme Court's most important decisions have centered on one or the other of these topics.
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Expect to have one or the other; plans don't typically offer both a grace period and carry-over provision.
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Back home, her family could have one or the other, with four to five hours of access per day.
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But the truth, or at least what we came to understand of it, wasn't exactly one or the other.
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Without one or the other, our constitutional system and our liberal democracy will end, perhaps not imminently, but over time.
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As in that case, you've got to pick one or the other; there's no way to have both running simultaneously.
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By every physical criterion—chromosomes, genitals, blood hormones, appearance—most people can easily be classified as one or the other.
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It was the longest we'd gone without intercourse, not counting instances when one or the other of us were traveling.
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" How a demanding schedule impacts dating: Brianne Berkson: "In all of my past relationships, it was one or the other.
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After all, knowing both the person and the device is more powerful than relying exclusively on one or the other.
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People debate about the extent to which each matters, but no scientist would say it's entirely one or the other.
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"Neither one or the other is the way consumers shop today," Lundgren said during a "Power Lunch " exclusive on Thursday.
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One or the other, the game's greatest pitcher or the long-cursed Cubs, will go on to the World Series.
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"We cannot decide this case without declaring the actions of one or the other [branches of government] unconstitutional," Griffith wrote.
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"This dichotomy, that it has to be one or the other, is a little bit old-fashioned," Dr. Douka said.
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One or the other competed in the World Series in consecutive seasons in 1946-47, 1966-67 and 1974-75.
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One or the other is enough to make a good Saturday, but when they both click things get very interesting.
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"It got loose or somebody let it loose -- one or the other," Indian Park Zoo owner Joe Garverick told WTVG.
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Your robotic vacuum will get hung up on one or the other within five minutes of your leaving for work.
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"It&aposs got to be one or the other," Warren said, referring to Apple&aposs relationship to its App Store.
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It's possible that knowing there are two choices — "Laurel" and "Yanny" — preps us to hear one or the other distinctly.
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We had to choose one or the other — I saw someone try to identify as "other," and she wasn't allowed.
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The selected pillow has a pair of arm openings thereunder to position a person's arm to assist in holding a person's head face down on the pillow angle side such that the user can use one or the other arms when placing the head on one or the other angled side of the pillow.
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Eight of the last 2110 Super Bowls have offered one or the other; barring injury, it will become nine of 2131.
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"Not one or the other candidate was going to instantly be able to change [racism] because of they views," West said.
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"It has to do one or the other for every alert we send, even if the effect is subtle," he added.
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In the past, our government offered a Sophie's choice: it embraced either fiscal responsibility or social progress — one or the other.
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There is a lot of work to do, but to suggest it's one or the other, no, I don't buy that.
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The video might actually contain both, but each listener's brain focuses on one or the other because they're so phonetically similar.
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The notion that a president can set aside one or the other type of policy or de-prioritize it is false.
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"In the end, valuing stocks is either totally straightforward or totally mystifying — one or the other," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Few people use only one or the other, because both are very necessary to everyday life and work in different ways.
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But it's no longer clear, as had seemed the case, that one or the other will hold the field to itself.
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They receive most of the attention, however, because they carry the aura of sanctity (or else sanctimony, one or the other).
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"They've got to do one or the other," said Howard Gleckman, a senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
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"Without knowing all the details, I don't want to take a stance against one or the other," Backmann told BuzzFeed News.
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""It's not an insurable risk and it's not one that can be attributed to one or the other of the parties.
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You can say one or the other, but you cannot say that your plan is universal while it leaves people out.
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"Everything is always shared among the members of the cartel when one or the other would need it," El Rey testified.
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They can work over wifi as well as cell networks, so as long as you have one or the other, you're sorted.
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" She adds: "I feel that for women especially, we feel pressure to choose one or the other: the career or the marriage.
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It's important to note "family horror" is defined by its appeal to both children and adults, not just one or the other.
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Rainbow, however, balances Kesha's public images of being both survivor and party girl without relying too heavily on one or the other.
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Presumably you'll use one or the other at any given time, meaning you literally can't engage the entire capability of the device.
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Political analysts often treat these two factors interchangeably, mainly because the data usually only lets us look at one or the other.
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There seems to be this idea that there's activism and then there's self-care, and you can choose one or the other.
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Sometimes, after Dick Murdoch won his squash match against one or the other of the Mulkeys, you thought they might be right.
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All of those markers are so connected to the binary of gender and how we separate people into one or the other.
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So in a lot of ways, it isn't a big jump to try to imagine how one or the other is feeling.
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Some candidates, however, may list only one or the other on their resume, which could lead HR departments to disregard those applications.
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If they refuse to do one or the other voluntarily, he has warned, the national government will impose a plan on them.
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Both explanations are partly correct, although the degree to which one or the other is the major factor differs among individual men.
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The last Republican president, George W. Bush, and all of the other leading contenders are proposing one or the other or both.
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But sometimes, depending on how you set it up, it could only send one or the other, or speeds were greatly reduced.
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Independents, who outnumber members of either party and yet often lean toward one or the other, are just as guided by fear.
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Rumor has it that next year's iPhones will take advantage of one or the other, but more on that in a bit.
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It'll also show you bus-only or train-only routes if you feel like avoiding one or the other for any reason.
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Websites and mobile apps are par for the course — you wouldn't start a business today without at least one or the other.
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Both systems have their pros and cons, but as the tech has evolved, users have had to choose either one or the other.
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Budget gaming laptops have to walk a tightrope between the price and overall performance, not leaning too far into one or the other.
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And, between us, one or the other of us had attended all of the largest protests of the last 30 to 40 years.
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I'm not a big tea or coffee drinker; I might have a cup of one or the other once or twice a week.
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The message can never be one or the other but, always, both at once: joy and trauma, love and death, positivity and negativity.
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When it comes to improving your body composition, there doesn't seem to be any great advantage or disadvantage to one or the other.
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It doesn't make fun of her for being such a hopeless romantic nor does it force her to choose one or the other.
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Using analytics, however, CareerBuilder found that 95% of people that list one or the other actually have the ability to code in both.
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I think if you put too many of one or the other, if you have status quo presiders, well nothing's going to change.
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" The danger of thinking ideologically, he feels, is that "you get stuck in one or the other side, and we don't want that.
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With a two-week gap between Frieze and FIAC, most art collectors traveling long distances have to choose between one or the other.
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"You choose one or the other," said Kaitlin Rabinowitz, a 113-year-old who lives in Manhattan, inside at one of the bars.
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That was really the first inkling that I had of the gender spectrum, that you didn't have to be one or the other.
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"It's not an insurable risk, and it's not one that can be attributed to one or the other of the parties," he said.
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Whenever I could muster the energy, I'd visit one or the other, sit at her table and let her sheathe me in friendship.
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I shoot photos in JPG+RAW, and the iOS PhotoKit API only allows apps to grab one or the other from the camera roll.
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Growing up, I didn't know that was a category, especially in middle school: You were either visibly Hispanic or Black — one or the other.
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For the Echo, though, you can only have one kid logged in at a time, so you need to pick one or the other.
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We were surprised to find that approximately 63 percent of the included studies were unique to one or the other set of meta-analyses.
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You can turn and push down on it, although it really felt like it should only be able to do one or the other.
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Those who contribute to fire up the mood either on one or the other side of the debate will be banned from now on.
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This is similar with DraftKings and FanDuel — most users are strictly loyal to one or the other, especially because the product is essentially identical.
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Many new candidates want to focus purely on one or the other, but it's important to bring "art and science" to each digital program.
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FROM PEN: Nina Dobrev Without Makeup Is Just as Beautiful as Nina Dobrev with Makeup Many metropolitan areas excel in one or the other.
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Traditional computers rely on information in bits represented as 1's and 0's; things are one or the other, or on or off.
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Before one or the other of them can get down to business, Brucey and Big Sam will have to impress at the interview stage.
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Eukaryotes constituted the other big category, and all forms of cellular life (that is, not including viruses) were classified as one or the other.
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In the middle of several stories, one or the other remarks on the other's kindness and the other says: That's what friends are for.
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Many people prefer one or the other, sometimes for reasons that may seem specious, but this is not the occasion to argue a point.
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Unfortunately, the thermostat doesn't allow you to use a schedule and geofencing at the same time – you have to choose one or the other.
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Some companies may opt to hire one or the other, depending on what the need is or who the individuals on the team are.
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"They have to do one or the other — they are players on the field of public policy and acting as the umpire," Perkins said.
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The comments prompted fears that one or the other of the impulsive leaders could press their buttons, making this week's rapprochement even more extraordinary.
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The title of the show, á ùne éa, is set of phonetic sounds that suggest sense and nonsense without becoming one or the other.
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Just last year, the FCC reported that access to internet means Americans need access to both broadband and mobile, not one or the other.
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Whether it makes sense to take one or the other will depend on your circumstances and the tax regime of the nation where you're living.
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But he also stressed the importance of combining the humanities and engineering as da Vinci did, rather than specializing in just one or the other.
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Both contracts expire after the 20173-22017 season, giving the Hawks some time to think about whether they want to trade one or the other.
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The real bottom line is that you shouldn't base your decision to buy one or the other phone based on the quality of their photos.
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There are probably Democrats who wish they could take some of each from Sanders and Clinton, but they'll have to choose one or the other.
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It's possible we won't be able to reach a deal with one or the other, but in the meantime we'll make a deal with one.
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"They really created a perfect team for each other where anytime there was any vacuum space, one or the other filled it effectively," he said.
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While the two are one company, they both kept their consumer-facing platforms because many customers had strong brand loyalty to one or the other.
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Picking one or the other here is a matter of taste, really, but a shallower depth of field typically makes for a more dynamic image.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)From the start, the technology was designed to carry both video and audio together, or even one or the other separately.
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Satellite coverage, though, has the advantage of being both broad and frequent, whereas a drone can offer only one or the other of these qualities.
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These vessels, the New York and the New Jersey, alternate duty at this site in the ocean, and one or the other is always there.
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Giving each room a distinct purpose will help, so if you have an office/guest room, pick one or the other and re-decorate accordingly.
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While there are similarities between the two, the differences could determine whether one or the other (or a mix) makes the most sense for you.
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Beyond that, they could also meet in the American League Championship Series, assuming that one or the other advances as the A.L. wild-card team.
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One or the other was in net for nearly every game in every major tournament the women's national team has contested since the mid-1990s.
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A Macron presidency will have to devote its intellectual and rhetorical energies to explaining that it can be one or the other, but not both.
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It was confusing: She loved her mother deeply, the kind of love between mother and daughter that can drive one or the other to madness.
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Of course, a BBC social network would not have to operate as a substitute, such that people would have to choose one or the other.
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Whether it makes sense to take one or the other will depend on your circumstances and the tax regime of the nation in which you're living.
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Employers can offer one or the other — the up-to-$500 rollover, or the roughly 10-week grace period — but not both, according to federal guidelines.
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I need to be completely focused on one or the other, and if my baby is in the room, then my baby will be my focus.
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The Emoji Movie never decides whether technology will ruin our lives or save them, but it remains convinced it has to be one or the other.
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One or the other has represented the AFC in nine of the past 14 Super Bowls, earning Super Bowl MVP honors in four of those contests.
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If fine finger movements are a problem, for example, you can plug in something like this to manage one or the other (or both) thumbstick commands.
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It doesn't say nor was it ever intended in our founding documents that you must pledge allegiance to one or the other party and that's that.
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Dissatisfied voters who plan to spurn the two major parties often come around and cast a lesser-of-two-evils vote for one or the other.
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"Don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," he said.
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Should one or the other beat Democrat Doug Jones in the general election December 12, Trump will likely have an automatic vote for anything he proposes.
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When they land punches, the contact is conveyed by one or the other jumping hard with both feet on the canvas, or hoisting a movable railing.
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I'm sort of an aviation geek as well, but if it's one or the other, I'm reaching for a dive watch nine out of 10 times.
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If you work from home with your kids around, you know it can be a challenge when you need to focus on one or the other.
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At one point in time, theory pitted regrowth, also known as tolerance, against defense: with limited energy, a plant had to pick one or the other.
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"When the speed of the game gets to the point where he can't handle one or the other, then we'll know," said Szekely, the hitting coach.
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She explains gendered behavior differences in humans using a biosocial model that takes both biology and environmental determinants into account, not just one or the other.
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It examined both generational and individual trends in narcissistic behaviors, unlike previous studies on narcissism that focused only on one or the other, according to Naftulin.
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When I was knee-high to a grasshopper, I used to switch hands when writing or coloring in, when one or the other hand got tired.
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Rather than clinging to one or the other comprehensive agenda, Democrats might want to consider opening themselves up to the idea of just running on popular ideas.
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Putting aside any creepy fears of having Google literally in your home, picking one or the other ultimately comes down to what they can do for you.
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But a strict top line budget for the Pentagon in fiscal 2021 means that's no longer possible, and services may have to pick one or the other.
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However, he also went on to say that you might choose one or the other depending on your specific goals — getting more nutrients or eating fewer calories.
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Pollsters and other experts alike could be assuming that since most voters do not personally like Trump or Clinton, they won't vote for one or the other.
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Each bucket has its own, discrete level progression, meaning the more you play in one or the other, the more you stand to rise through the rankings.
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According to Walmart data, people who shop in stores and become online customers spend nearly twice as much as those who shop at one or the other.
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Whatever they decide, one thing seems clear: Many people, on one or the other side of what's become an increasingly fractious public argument, will be left disappointed.
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"Once you get into professional sports, you perfect one or the other," said the Hall of Fame manager Tony La Russa, now the Diamondbacks' chief baseball officer.
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According to the Constitution, the House of Representatives, which is controlled by one or the other of the two dominant political parties, would choose the next president.
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Moreover, there's little reason to believe the silent majority of Americans are just waiting to be won over by one or the other party embracing milquetoast centrism.
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It's not impossible to occupy both roles but, Lowell says, to be really good at one or the other requires an immense amount of dedication and focus.
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Manziel's selling point is that fans don't have to choose one or the other -- they can watch the game on TV and the fight on any device.
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More telling than inconsistency, however, we found too many bottles to be unbalanced, dominated either by tannins or acidity or a lack of one or the other.
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"What we are trying to achieve is to collapse those two systems into one instead of having the sniper choose one or the other," Kennedy told Insider.
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There simply are no easy answers here and anyone suggesting that one or the other is "common sense" is glossing over the real complexities of the debate.
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Today's A.I. systems are good at one or the other, but it's hard for them to put the two kinds of learning together the way brains do.
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With remarkable frequency, these games have defined one or the other team's season; more than once, they have been decisive for the Premier League as a whole.
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There's this idea that it's one or the other — that if you support police officers, you don't criticize things law enforcement may do that are not working.
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In the trial, the team dosed 30 healthy women living in the UK with one or the other vaccine (split equally), and another five women with placebo.
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It's a decades-long scientific investigation, infrequently punctuated by headline-grabbing stories that definitively claim one or the other, depending on whatever the newest sliver of research indicates.
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It's always a one-or-the-other choice between the Staff's heals/buffs and the Blasters damage output, and the latter is really more of a last resort.
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Cabinet Undersecretary Giancarlo Giorgetti said on Saturday criminal and administrative procedures were under way and when one or the other was over the verdict had to be respected.
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Tuesday&aposs primary was the first in which unaffiliated voters, the state&aposs largest voting bloc, could participate in one or the other of the major party primaries.
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They're different, because I can feel how I shift when I'm doing one or the other, the way my mind turns and twists depending on what it is.
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I would have much preferred a more elegant pocket solution, not least because some of the pockets don't make much sense while in one or the other configuration.
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No matter how many goals they produce, no matter how many highlights, one or the other of them is guaranteed to be last on Match of the Day.
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"I want to make sure people appreciate that the solution is both local power generation and utility power generation, it is not one or the other," he said.
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I carry both because it's a big part of my job to know and use both, but I also often need to specifically use one or the other.
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That if you want to speak to others in a political context, you will have to choose one or the other: to be persuasive or to be right.
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"If society or the President feels that one or the other person cannot cope with the tasks set by Ukraine, then at any moment, this person... will resign".
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There would be extreme pressure from Clinton and Trump supporters to elect one or the other candidate; most of our representatives would be put in an untenable position.
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The closer you were to adulthood during Reagan's tenure as president, the stronger your feelings are likely to be toward one or the other side of the spectrum.
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Shetty told Reuters in an interview that civilized societies should protect human rights to enhance their security, and it was not a choice between one or the other.
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But another, less politically fraught reason is that blurring fiction and nonfiction well can push the audience in ways that one or the other might not accomplish alone.
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Last thing… Since you've referenced both in your songs and videos, if you could be in one or the other, which would you pick: Spongebob or Rick & Morty?
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But, I don't see them as one or the other, I think ultimately to be a healthy, sustainable industry, podcasting needs both advertising revenue and revenue from listeners.
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It's either a horse or a seal, and in 2006, psychologists Emily Balcetis and David Dunning showed they could motivate study participants to see one or the other.
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However, some illnesses present with fevers that respond to ibuprofen or acetaminophen slightly better, and some children just seem to do better with one or the other consistently.
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Investors who don't want to combine investments in developed markets with those of emerging markets can split their portfolio into funds that focus on one or the other.
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If you've never grown plants and pets together, you may need to try a few things when you bring one or the other home for the first time.
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She has a genius for sliding her voice seamlessly from Lovecraftian gothic mode into a slangy contemporary mode without ever undercutting one or the other for cheap comedy.
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"Don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," Cook said in 2017.
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Now he will be part of a hearing in which he and the team will present salary figures to an arbitrator, who will pick one or the other.
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And while it's committed to its characters, it still doesn't quite know how to write meaningful character interaction and meaningful plot action; it's often one or the other.
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"I'm not sure the evidence can really help to pick one or the other," says Silvia Bello of London's Natural History Museum, who researches the evolution of human behavior.
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Priscilla has some things, like a step-daughter to get Botox with and far too much work, and doesn't understand why it has to be one or the other.
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This could be a Natick with Mort at 18D; I'll be curious to see who doesn't know ALBUS and SAHL (I'm betting most people know one or the other).
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There is very little about the technology itself that makes one or the other more valuable, so buying a new dating app is almost literally just buying more customers.
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What they are finding is that it's impossible to play deplorable to the deplorables, and admirable to the admirables, without giving away the game to one or the other.
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Next to the screen is an expanse of black with just two physical buttons positioned so you can press one or the other to turn pages forward and back.
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Hyde nature of the Windows RT "skin," the hidden Desktop Mode, and how some apps were completely unaware of one or the other mode, I loved the product design.
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One is when both sides agree on a positive solution for a pressing problem but one or the other holds it hostage to press a separate set of demands.
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So, if for some reason one or the other top dogs were to falter, it would be the other top dog, and not the messy cluster, who would benefit.
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If Noel and Liam Gallagher were inclined to do that, then their 2009 snap would undoubtedly involve the words "Fuck" and "You" as one or the other stormed off.
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They bonded over their shared experiences of growing up geeky and loving hip-hop culture, in a society that forces many young men to choose one or the other.
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Both have their ups and downs, so don't feel like you have to say one or the other to impress your interviewer — just be prepared to positively explain why.
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Their videos run from five to 90 minutes in length — typically around 30 minutes — and feature one or the other of them leading viewers through a variety of exercises.
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Despite the reputations of the Americans and Mexico as the region's Goliaths, one or the other has been knocked out in the semifinal of the last three Gold Cups.
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For the next two to five years, pop culture fans and press engage in this inflammatory conversations, dancing around these snippets of quotes, until one or the other exhausts.
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"It doesn't make sense to have competing ones so we'll have to either agree to support one or the other or work on a compromise version," he told POLITICO.
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Today, these cross-promotions are aimed only at people who already subscribe to one or the other service, so it's not really being marketed as a "bundle" deal yet.
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Each evening, having spent my day carrying sixty-pound drywall across damp pavement and up bannisterless staircases in one of the state-of-the-art family residences being pre-wired for the Internet—whatever that was—in a cul-de-sac eventually to be named Placid Village Circle, I would drive to my apartment and watch one or the other, Seinfeld or Jordan, since one or the other always happened to be on.
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The high number of people who are opting for one or the other shows that far more Americans are struggling with student loans than usually show up in official statistics.
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It's not that they so much exist in a pure form, but you can highlight the presence of one or the other as being really important for a particular thing.
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We directed an entirely different question to Evdemon, about how Sinovation thinks about domestic versus industrial robots and whether it expects to commit more capital to one or the other.
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If you're a guy who likes to hold your batting gloves, when you take your lead you might slightly wiggle one or the other to denote a fastball is coming.
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Another difference in our poll is that we ask respondents for the percent chance they will vote for a candidate, rather than forcing them to choose one or the other.
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According to Tamblyn, the industry's most valuable customers, those who buy several books a month, are reading both print books and digital e-books, rather than one or the other.
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There's not reason not to use the two in tandem, in fact, and that could fill in gaps for users who aren't entirely comfortable with one or the other approach.
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"I'm a great believer in data and our data indicates that one or the other ... will be the nominee," said Mike Plante, a Democratic strategist and spokesman for the group.
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The nannies had told me that she was always crawling behind one or the other person at the orphanage so she had to be in someone's company at all times.
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Brad Troemel was switching between Airbnb-ing his apartment to pay for his studio, and renting out his studio to pay for his apartment, sleeping in one or the other.
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Indeed, the explanation is that the shapes in reality are just perfectly in between cylinders and squares, geometries that the eye naturally wants to resolve into one or the other.
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Ryan Fitzpatrick and Jameis Winston have been trading spots all season, with one or the other coming off the bench and looking far better than the starter on several occasions.
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The notion of visible versus invisible as an existential condition is woven throughout "Linda," and it seems that whether she's one or the other, a woman is doomed to lose.
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According to a study published in the Review of Economics and Statistics, workers with both book smarts and social skills earned more money than those who posses one or the other.
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While he rejects the notion of Australia making a binary choice between one or the other, he has characterized the US as Australia's ally and friend and China an indispensable customer.
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"One of the misperceptions that exists today is that it's one or the other," Francine Katsoudas, chief people officer at Cisco, which is a member of the Business Roundtable, told Axios.
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We were those fairweather fans, with most of us holding allegiances to one or the other of North London's Premier League titans as opposed to a full-time commitment to Barnet.
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With these and a few other common words they created a statistical model, and tested it against a separate set of papers known to be written by one or the other.
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The relationship between the two pieces is productive in that it generates drama: one wants to keep watch because one or the other object might slip and the entire operation fail.
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Across Iowa this weekend, Democrats at rallies for Warren and Sanders mostly praised both candidates, but offered a variety of reasons for why they were leaning toward one or the other.
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Another study published in the Review of Economics and Statistics, found that workers with both book smarts and social skills earned more money than those who possess one or the other.
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And that's when they say to the judge, "Could you again define reasonable doubt?" because one or the other side of that jury pool thinks the other side doesn't get it.
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A study published in the Review of Economics and Statistics suggests that workers with both book smarts and social skills earned more money than those who possess one or the other.
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But if Democrats aren't "completely successful in flipping the House and Senate, if one or the other remains," he said, expect to see the celebrity money train to keep on rolling.
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Feature sets vary based on the speaker and you should take into account which compatible devices and services you already own or subscribe to before you pick one or the other.
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"Interfuel politics pits industry against industry (for example, coal versus natural gas), in efforts to use the government to bestow or revoke competitive advantages on one or the other," Vietor explained.
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The best argument for the deal, Mr. Piecyk said, is that it diversifies AT&T's offerings — now a single company combines content and distribution, rather than just one or the other.
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Finally, during a board dinner with our spouses, he leaned across [Gupta's wife] Anita, who was sitting between us, and told me loudly, 'It's one or the other: Goldman or KKR.
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Most Brazilian mills have flexibility to adjust their production plans between sugar and ethanol, depending on the prices for both products, by earmarking more cane to produce one or the other.
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Most Brazilian mills have flexibility to adjust their production plans between sugar and ethanol, depending on the prices for both products, by earmarking more cane to produce one or the other.
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Scientists in Canada have demonstrated that people who take both probiotics and antibiotics have significantly fewer acne lesions after 12 weeks, compared with people who take only one or the other.
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"There's the process of determining whether you're better off claiming one or the other, so you'll want to keep records of charitable donations and out of pocket medical expenses," Phillips said.
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Parties generally lose when they are forced to choose between public opinion and their activist groups because the central dividing line of politics forces them to do one or the other.
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There's also the fact many users simply walk around with both Bluetooth and wi-fi turned on anyhow, and virtually every user turns one or the other on for stretches of time.
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"Neither of us had offices, really, so one or the other of us would be wandering in weird, hectic soundscapes while we talked," Horowitz said in an interview (on, yes, the phone).
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She's straddled the world of high fashion and commercial fashion — a feat that rendered her and her amazonian cohorts an anomaly amongst models back then, where you were one or the other.
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If you over rely on one or the other to make the adjustment it would be highly disruptive and he agreed, so he didn't make such comments anymore on the exchange rate.
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This is the problem famously exemplified by Schrödinger's cat, which is allegedly placed in a coherent quantum "superposition" of live and dead states but becomes only one or the other when observed.
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Someone with a walk-on part in one volume may turn out to be a major figure in a later one, or the other way around, and people's fortunes are always changing.
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In both cases, the work is strong but the timing seems off; the viewer to forced to process each exhibition through exclusive modes that encourage focusing on just one or the other.
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And some days, one — or the other — flies solo and does it all when it comes to caring for their children as both Hager and Bush Hager's jobs can require overnight traveling.
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Ms. Umberger in Charlottesville said she uses a little game to explain the gender binary, the idea that boys and girls are opposites and that people must be one or the other.
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Biokleen Bac-Out gets high marks in testing for removing pet urine smells from both carpet and upholstered furniture, whereas other similar products worked on one or the other but not both.
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I'm phasing out the Pixelbook charger I've been using and planning to have one or the other in my backpack at all times (along with the standard MacBook charger for long trips).
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There have been complaints that when the people on that team had a dual reporting structure, in interagency discussions they would play up one or the other depending on what benefited them.
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Rice also said Chinese President Xi Jinping is trying to take the middle road, attempting to appease both states just enough to get by without upsetting one or the other too much.
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Here are all of the emoji that you can engrave: Unfortunately, Apple won't let you engrave both text and emoji on your AirPods case; you have to pick one or the other.
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And so it's kind of an interesting idea to think: should you at least separate out those functions and say you can be one or the other, but you can't be both?
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Even though the recent presidential debates illustrated that neither candidate deserved our vote, we may have had to swallow hard and vote for one or the other, or write-in someone else.
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Taylor stands on the sideline, swinging crosses in for one or the other to catch, or positions himself directly in front of them, peppering them with shots, gently tuning up their reflexes.
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Vartanian posed the question to the panel whether a hundred years from now would people looking back on this work and be able to tell whether it was one or the other.
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Nearly every source we've spoken to over the past two years, from leadership all the way down to Twitter's rank-and-file, expected Dorsey to have picked one or the other by now.
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"My advice to all of you is, don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," Cook says.
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Garcia adds that in Disneyland, you'll be able to get a regular Fastpass and a "show" Fastpass — for performances like "Fantasmic!" or "World of Color" — without having to choose one or the other.
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A bag of Terra Chips and an Elmo sippy cup lay on the coffee table in front of them, and every so often, Joey would pick up one or the other and moan.
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It spreads well; it also differentiates the in-group from the out-group; how you feel about the humour, especially if it is in questionable taste, binds you to one or the other.
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"I don't think it'll be one or the other," said Dean, when I asked whether machine learning is more likely to bolster Google's core business model or help it break into new areas.
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As someone who speaks two languages on a daily basis — even if it's just to myself — I've often felt that parts of my personality can only be expressed in one or the other.
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The vacillation between isolationism and moralistic interventionism is a traditional hallmark of American foreign policy, but usually one or the other is characteristic of an administration – not both within the first 100 days.
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"My advice to all of you is, don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," Cook said.
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"I think society is coming around to the idea that it's not a gender binary, that it is not one or the other, that it can be anything in between," Mr. Jeffries said.
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Anyone who wanted to build one or the other got both, in a format that worked for each; bloggers could send email, and the email-focused also got a home on the internet.
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If, for instance, both Sanders and Biden had around 40% of the delegates, lower-tier candidates might decide to ask their delegates to vote for one or the other weeks before the convention.
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The government wishes that they return with a broader mandate, to make it possible to fight ISIL, wherever they may be whether on one or the other side of the border to Syria.
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Rosie's father could be one or the other of a pair of Anglo-Bengali twins — the bookish, fully Anglicized Millat Iqbal (Assad Zaman) or his radicalized brother, Magid (a notably intense Sid Sagar).
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He has already decided, he said Wednesday, that for the January debate, candidates will be required to reach both donor and polling thresholds, not one or the other, as Mr. Booker's letter requested.
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The contest to succeed Hickenlooper topped the primary, one in which unaffiliated voters, the state&aposs largest voting bloc, could participate without having to affiliate with one or the other of the major parties.
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Although on the next day when consensus appeared more difficult, there were some contrary opinions that maybe it wouldn't be so bad because one or the other blockchain would survive as the real Bitcoin.
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After all, your parents mean a lot to you and so does your partner, but you might be used to being the center of attention when you spend time with one or the other.
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Google has successfully threaded the needle on balancing out both form factors – though design preference is still going to cause some head-scratching before picking one or the other for those planning on buying.
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And while it sounds like you'll have to choose between one or the other in this generation of the Mavic, it will at least start to bring those features down to a wider audience.
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If Uber and Lyft end up reclassifying drivers as employees, drivers will likely have to choose between working for one or the other, and increased labor costs will likely be passed on to riders.
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To be sure, the conservative and liberal tags may be accurate to the extent that they characterize the results of a Supreme Court decision as more favorable to one or the other political camp.
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We're thinking about the implications of Lyft's $20133 billion investment from Alphabet and how that changes its battle with Uber — and all the companies like Apple that have invested in one or the other.
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Byron and I are always talking about our trade — I'm going to give you this thing and you're going to give me that thing, but one or the other will just forget about it.
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Ms. Espinoza wore a black calf-length dress (the bodice decorated with white embroidery) which exposed most of her back; Mr. Missé touched one or the other of her shoulder blades with wonderful delicacy.
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D.F.A. "ought to be doing one or the other" — market milk for farmers or invest in processing, said Peter Carstensen, a former antitrust lawyer with the Department of Justice who tracks the dairy industry.
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As I grew, I was fortunate to be exposed to people who spoke one language or the other and to visit countries where one or the other was spoken, including Europe, Mexico and Canada.
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Ms. Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat and presidential candidate, argues that the companies should be required to do one or the other — sell their own goods or run a third-party marketplace — but not both.
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If people walk into their local phone shop and are confronted by a phalanx of Apple devices and a legion of Samsung ones, odds are that they'll end up buying one or the other brand.
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"He doesn't get it or he gets it better than anybody understands -- it's one or the other, and either one is unacceptable," Trump told Fox News a little more than a day after the attack.
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Most firms have been inconsistent and made several U-turns over the years, flitting between "vertical" integration (owning pipes and content) and horizontal scale (having a high market share in either one or the other).
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"The ECB might be better suited to 'contributing' in an advisory capacity ... Otherwise political pressures to adopt one or the other stance in questions of financial stability might also threaten central bank independence," Mersch added.
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Open the Twitter app and tap your profile icon or the three-lined menu icon on the screen; you may see one or the other depending on the version of the app you are using.
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The second, which closely matches Google's current strategy, is that combining human and semi-autonomous control can be counterintuitive and that a car should be controlled by either one or the other and never both.
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The differing state and city policies also mean none of my documents match, so any time I need to show mismatched documents, there is a risk that one or the other will not be accepted.
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A number of mainstream liberals would find themselves torn between these two parties, but they'd have to choose one or the other, as there would be no room for three big parties of the left.
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Then the team tried a mouse experiment, giving the animals a cancer-causing agent to elicit changes in the DNA of colon cells and then infecting them with one or the other of the bacteria.
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We also discussed what happened at WeWork and specifically the difference between a cult-like leader and a visionary — and why it's not always clear right away whether a founder is one or the other.
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Choosing to pursue one or the other could have lasting effects for the organization, but in the short term, the rest of the Knicks' schedule will have a different meaning for those on the roster.
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This is all possible because Google has started to break Android's underlying systems into individual pieces that are less reliant on one another, and therefore less likely to break when one or the other is changed.
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"All are able to see both big pictures and granular details (and levels in between) and synthesize the perspectives they gain at those different levels, whereas most people just see one or the other," Dalio writes.
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"Modi 2.0 will inhabit the roles of both economic moderniser and economic populist, contrary to his supporters and critics who have often sought to characterise him as either one or the other," Control Risks' Rao wrote.
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Ultimately, each person will have a different ideal balance between how much time they spend alone and with others, but "nobody is going to be optimally served by doing only one or the other," he said.
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It's a Zack Snyder movie and a Joss Whedon movie, which may ultimately work better for audiences than a pure project from one or the other, given that both men have their fans and their detractors.
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Over the period covered by the study, the foundations of AT&T, ConAgra Foods, General Electric, Goldman Sachs, Medtronic, Merck, Monsanto, Nationwide Insurance, Principal Financial Group and Rockwell Collins all contributed to one or the other.
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The fee is anywhere from a bottle of wine to $22,23, according to a dozen sources who have sold verification, bought verification for someone else, or directly know someone who has done one or the other.
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Give to charityResearchers from Harvard asked people how they would feel spending money on themselves compared to how they would feel giving it away, then gave test subjects the opportunity to do one or the other.
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Read more " _____ • Josh Marshall in Talking Points Memo: "These two options — special counsel or independent commission — are often bandied about as two separate options, one or the other, or as steps of escalation in a scandal.
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ESPN reported Sunday night that the Wolves, though, are determined to keep the coaching and personnel roles separate in the future, meaning Hoiberg — or anyone else they hire — would have to choose one or the other.
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They're all intertwined with their creators' products and strategy, and your use of one or the other is no longer up to you once you dare make a choice of which phone or home device to buy.
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It offers complicated but effective twin-charging engine setups that use both a supercharger and turbocharger to force air into the engine and increase power, while avoiding the downsides that come from using one or the other.
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What if one or the other or both of them were to act as the last King or Queen of Westeros, remaining childless, refusing to name successors, focusing on ushering in a fledgling republic to succeed them?
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The S8 also measures up favorably with the iPhone 7, and whether you choose one or the other probably comes down to something as simple as whether you want Samsung's forward-thinking ideas or Apple's refined simplicity.
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Even as pundits have predicted for years that one or the other is finished as an elite player—especially Mr Federer, who turned 36 last month—there is no end in sight for this two-man race.
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We use them to tell if someone is male or female (or wants to be one or the other), what they do, how much money they have, what bands they like, what country they come from, etc.
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Toni, Sebastian, and their other friends teach children that gender isn't a one-or-the-other thing, that periods are not something only women experience, and that it's really fun to color a tampon floating in space.
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The two high-profile progressives from neighboring states are close in opinion polls and July 30 could be chance for one, or the other, to prove they should be the candidate of choice for liberal Democratic voters.
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Changing the consequences of a failure to act may give one or the other party a stronger hand to get what it wants in the negotiations, but it does nothing to reduce the likelihood of an impasse.
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"Brands and employees go together and if one or the other isn't aligned, a crisis will brew," Mark Macias, founder and owner of Macias PR, a New York City-based public relations agency, told CNBC via email.
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Topol's argument isn't that human doctors should or will be replaced by A.I., but that there are different fields and tasks within medicine that are best approached by one or the other, or the two working together.
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"Customers don't wake up and think, I will be online this morning or offline later; we are rarely purely one or the other anymore and tend to jump constantly between two worlds without noticing," Mr. Neves said.
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It held that at a certain point, children must identify with one or the other parent and adopt their characteristics; a boy identifying with his mother was supposedly the root of a whole host of mental disorders.
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They found ways to sneak into each other's rooms to talk, whispering to one another during practices that one or the other should leave the hotel room's door ajar so the other player could easily slip in.
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"I would suspect that if you are both, it is going to be associated with the highest risk, and if you are one or the other, it is going to be associated with the intermediate risk," she added.
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It encourages cell renewal at lightning speed to leave you with crystal-clear, radiant skin – but it is important to note that using a retinoid and an AHA together may cause irritation, so choose one or the other.
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"We wondered whether you could use data analysis techniques to try to figure out what was going on in the song to distinguish whether it was by one or the other," Glickman said in an online statement Friday.
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Town fans appreciate this, with many of them harbouring residual loyalties to one or the other of North London's footballing behemoths, though no doubt attracted to Enfield owing to the contrast in the way they treat their supporters.
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In October, Puerto Rico's public school system, which has a uniformed dress code, signed a regulation to allow students to wear either pants or skirts based on their gender identities, rather than being assigned one or the other.
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As the scene progresses, Lee joins the men visually in two-shots that leave one or the other blurred, only to punctuate this back and forth with an image of them seated side by side like mirrored images.
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These days, lots of white people would say their background is Italian and English or Irish and German rather than one or the other, but they also wouldn't see themselves as belonging to an exotic "mixed ethnicity" category.
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But the Centers for Disease Control lists smoking tobacco as the number one cause of preventable death in the U.S.—if you insist on doing one or the other, vaping is still likely to be your safest bet.[CNN]
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Which is to say, the point at which a significant number of US consumers will be thinking hard about whether to put their dollars toward Netflix or Disney+—to whatever extent it's one or the other—remains years away.
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According to the study, changing the order of the drinks made no little to difference to the pain or discomfort of those in the medical trial and sticking to one or the other drink offered little AHS change either.
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You could get around the darkness issue on the S8 if you turn on the phone's iris scanner, which sees right through the dark, but you can't have it and face recognition both on — it's one or the other.
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According to a CBS News poll, 57 percent of Americans thought it was both, but among those who chose one or the other, more saw it as a hate crime (25 percent) than an act of terror (14 percent).
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And a big increase in the standard deduction, the amount that can be earned before paying tax, will greatly reduce the incentive to take advantage of itemised deductions in the first place (Americans must pick one or the other).
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This made him not just exciting but relentlessly surprising to watch; his play was effortful and heavy, and then suddenly it was shockingly graceful or violent at precisely the moment that one or the other or both were required.
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This leaves three alternative outside sources of financing that care, to wit: All health insurance systems in the developed world use one or the other of these approaches to respond to the plight of very sick members of society.
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If your router settings allow you, you might be able to prioritize one or the other for certain devices—the 5GHz band will get you a faster connection to the internet, though it has a shorter range than 2.4GHz.
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That each campaign would agree to such a risky, moderator-free format so close to a high-stakes election was remarkable, and many believed one or the other would eventually find a reason to back out of the forum.
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"We thought both sides of the debate bring in compelling arguments for each of these mechanisms, so why should it be one or the other?" said Corina Tarnita, an ecologist from Princeton University and the study's co-lead author.
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The other featured what Hitler and his followers referred to as "degenerate art": work that was modern or abstract, and art produced by people disavowed by Nazis — Jewish people, Communists, or those suspected of being one or the other.
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"Whatever happens to one or the other, affects Mexico and the U.S." In total, there are over 181,256 Mexicans living abroad that have both registered and activated their voter ID cards allowing them to be able to vote in this election.
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Contrasting a National Journal piece (a fairly conservative site) with the basically middle-of-the-road USA Today isn't actually putting things of similar tenor in opposition, and can make one or the other publication look more strident by comparison.
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When viewed in Snapchat, the video fills the screen and as you rotate your device you get a smooth transition from vertical to horizontal, allowing you to see more of the image than if you'd just done one or the other.
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Ms. Hoffman's disheveled fireplug princess and Mr. Epperson's high-sheen Chrysler Building of a queen turn these adversaries into a fabulous sight gag whenever they're onstage together, and you feel kind of bereft when one or the other isn't around.
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Tesla has called its P2653D the "fastest production car in the world," so the EP9's claim of being the "world's fastest electric car" will definitely need direct head-to-head testing to prove the validity of one or the other.
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It's about changing the very core of how one or the other operating system would operate, and it's something Microsoft fell flat on its face attempting with Windows 8, and something Google has struggled with in respect to Chrome and Android.
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"After a bit of scrabbling and butting and trying to flip their opponent over, one or the other will back down, and then the female will usually mate with the winner," said Kate Durrant, a biologist at the University of Nottingham.
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At first glance, the model suggests that both won-lost record and scoring margin contain distinctive, valuable information about team quality: rather than ignoring one or the other, it finds that both variables make a statistically significant contribution to its prediction.
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You only need to connect to one or the other for them to work, but out of the box the set I tried weren't paired to each other properly, requiring a series of button presses that weren't detailed in the manual.
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Correction: This article originally stated that you could stack the $100 discount and $100 accessories voucher, however HTC has clarified the equivocal language in its press release and now says you can only do one or the other, not both.
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Above all, we must be wary not to let our conversations fall into what privacy expert Daniel Solove calls the "all-or-nothing fallacy" -- where the tradeoff between privacy and security is incorrectly framed as a one-or-the-other choice.
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"My advice to all of you is, don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," Cook told an audience full of college students in February.
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When you talk about musical styles in the East, there's a whole word of scales that aren't fully understood; there's a lot of room for melodic music to be mixed with rhythmic music because it's almost always one or the other.
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Tuesday's batch of primaries includes Connecticut, Delaware, and Rhode Island, states where Trump has polled above 50 percent—even if all the voters who prefer Kasich or Cruz lined up behind one or the other, Trump would likely carry those primaries.
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"I check the headlines to see what the major stuff is every day, but I don't watch FOX News or CNN—they both choose sides and favor one or the other, and I'd rather hear a neutral thing," he said.
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Now, earlier research found combining the two was better for improved swimming performance, but the authors didn't compare one or the other alone, and a study performed in 2015 found there was "no meaningful additive effect" of combining the two.
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"We cannot decide this case without declaring the actions of one or the other [branches of government] unconstitutional," appellate Judge Thomas Griffith wrote in the opinion, determining the federal judiciary should stay out of the fight between Congress and the President.
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But that proxy power battle has rankled ordinary Iraqis who criticize a political elite they say is subservient to one or the other of Baghdad's two allies and pays more attention to those alliances than to Iraqis' basic economic needs.
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So if both presidential candidates would be bad for America, there may be no alternative but to support one or the other as the lesser of two evils, in fulfillment of our citizenship duty, or else write-in someone else.
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We learned how to slow down those moments where one or the other of us would be—I don't like to use the word triggered, because it's a very violent word to me, so I like to use the word activated.
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As for which platform is more forward-looking, you could easily make a solid case about whether one or the other is the better platform for VR, AR, digital assistants, or whatever you think the Next Big Thing is in mobile.
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Canada is about to get a nationwide price on carbon; Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that provinces must either institute a carbon tax or cap and trade — or next year the national government will impose one or the other on them.
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One or the other form of herpes plagues an incredible number of people, so Stuermer habitually combs the academic literature for clues as to how to make a herpes vaccine that could prevent people from ever getting infected in the first place.
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He did not believe the arrival of the Model X would steal buyers from the Model S. "They are two separate markets, so most people would be one or the other and we're seeing that in the orders to date," he said.
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It is a real-life example of the thought experiment known as Schrödinger's cat, in which a cat in a box remains both dead and alive until someone opens the box to look—at which point it becomes one or the other.
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"I think when I was a lot younger, I always thought it was one or the other: You are either fully focused working your butt off on your art, or you're a mom and you don't have time for that anymore," she says.
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You may prefer one or the other based on a particular feature or integration with a particular service (such as Gmail or Apple Mail), but taken on their own, Google's is the better-looking and more functional calendar app of the two.
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Dear reader, if you live like me in some long liberated colony of one or the other, consult this fascinating volume for a guide not merely to its physical relics but to its meanings and its attitudes, which may perhaps be your own.
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While almost all patients used to be given one or the other to stave off the common and unwanted post-surgical side effects, doctors and nurses now evaluate the likelihood of a patient needing the drug, just like Berkeley paramedics do with saline.
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"I know this might surprise one or the other but a little while ago, /u/palmerluckey approached the mod team if he can support our community and become a moderator - now that he is no longer with Oculus," the moderator, dudeisac, said.
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By using both a squeegee and a brush (rather than one or the other), and working on a stretched painting that was placed on a table, Heilmann chose to let the paint that dripped over the sides remain as part of the work.
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Even his rare gifts to one or the other of his children — a shiny new bicycle for his young daughter Arya, the author's mother, who does not know how to ride, and a car for the eldest boy — cause jealousy and fury.
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" Study co-author Dr. Stanton Glantz, a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, told Time "if you're going to do one or the other, in terms of these respiratory effects, you're probably better off with an e-cigarette.
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This strategy is backed by 5-Star's founder, comedian Beppe Grillo, but is resisted by Di Maio and other senior figures who want to remain equidistant from left and right, free to join forces with one or the other as circumstances dictate.
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" Asked whether Republicans should use reconciliation to pass an ObamaCare repeal bill, Roth responded: "If they think they can tackle entitlement reform of a material size, and whether that's ObamaCare repeal or welfare reform, they've got to do one or the other.
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Better to ask a specific question to one or the other because that way we get more questions, so if you have a specific question for someone please let them know who it is, and then please pass the mic back up, okay?
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Well, in 2015 the smartphone market was confirmed to be a total iPhone / Android duopoly, with Gartner reporting 96.8 percent of all phones sold having one or the other OS. Microsoft claimed 2.5 percent of the market then, and it's only been going down since.
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I can call Border Patrol if they want me to, or they can risk dying, it's one or the other... a lot of them have come up to me and said they want me to call Border Patrol... They're desperate... They could have been raped.
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"People have looked at medication versus certain types of therapy, and what the research tends to point out is that both medication and therapy can make a difference, but the combination is what is strongly recommended, not just one or the other," Dr. Gurwitch says.
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About half of those tiny swimmers carry an X chromosome and about half carry a Y. So you'd think that the odds that one or the other would be the first to fertilize an egg would be about the same as a coin flip.
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There are two teams, right and left, it's totally tribal, and you're either on one or the other, no one picks one from column A and two from column B. You don't want to go against the crowd, against your team, otherwise you'll be ostracized.
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Studies have shown that it's not always a 50/50 disbursement in X and Y chromosomes in sperm however, and that some men have a larger percentage or one or the other, making them more likely than others to have a certain gendered baby.
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Pursuant with his duties as a good mentor, Wayne has always seemed graciously enthusiastic about their success even when that has meant stepping to the side, but his enthusiasm has always been best manifested when he hops on a track with one or the other.
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And as the parties become more ideological diverse, voters, who are generally more ideologically all over the place than the current party alignment would suggest, will identify less reliably with one or the other, since there will be more for them in both parties.
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Two loves in particular dominate "Greek to Me": the Acropolis and Homer, both of which Norris returns to so religiously that she often ends a passage about one or the other on a joking note, to avoid, I presume, sinking into sentimentality or self-dramatization.
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Medications that prevent withdrawal symptoms and block the high (or do one or the other) are excellent for tools for reducing the chance of relapse, but at an out-of-pocket cost of $500 to $700 per month, it is too expensive for many patients.
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On evenings during the family's holidays in Illiers, Marcel, Robert, their mother, Jeanne, and their father, Dr. Adrien Proust, would take long walks after dinner along one or the other of two paths that went off in opposite directions before circling and coming together.
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Bock takes a hawk's-eye view of his characters, hovering over one or the other for long stretches, withholding his sympathies from the most obviously sympathetic, like the parents of a lost 12-year-old boy and the unbelievably jerkish 12-year-old himself.
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I want to find the right dress fast and I want to go shopping with Sarah forever, even though you never find the right anything on the first go and we hate to shop, even though it has to be one or the other.
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In a Detroit area with changing demographics, the Wright's collaboration with the institute allows "people to see a much broader perspective of '67 than they would have if they had just seen one or the other," the Wright's president and chief executive, Juanita Moore, said.
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"My advice to all of you is, don't work for money — it will wear out fast, or you'll never make enough and you will never be happy, one or the other," Cook said after receiving an honorary degree from The University of Glasgow in February.
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Just about all fitness bands tell time and just about all smartwatches track your activity, so your choice of one or the other will be based on your taste, your budget, and how much more you want the device to do besides activity tracking.
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What's tricky is that because psychedelics interact with prescription meds, you have to make the choice to use one or the other, and because psychedelics become ineffective if taken too regularly, if you get a cluster between doses, you're forced to grin and bear it.
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It's the kind of situation where the show should have opted for one or the other but probably not both, because the constant flashbacks and quick cuts to alternate responses keep yanking the proceedings away from the main storyline in a way that hurts it.
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It's a hobby, not a chore In a given week, I usually lean toward one or the other much more heavily, sometimes going between a couple comfort games back and forth for a whole week just to reset myself after a week that was heavy in challenges.
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Rosie's journey through the strata of her family history is driven by her desire to find out about her absent father, who turns out to be one (or the other) of the Iqbal twins, separated in childhood when one of them was sent back to Bangladesh.
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It's not entirely clear if Collins was doing a favor for Price as a friend or giving him the discount shares in an effort to secure favorable legislative treatment of the company down the road — or even if it's necessary to choose one or the other.
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Across cultures and eras, the two greatest powers behind the production and dissemination of knowledge—which is to say, its control—have been religious authorities and the state, and one or the other typically provided both the financial means and the ideological ends for compendium projects.
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It's one or the other, and either one is unacceptable" Trump wrote that "I am no fan of President Obama, but to show you how dishonest the phony Washington Post is, they wrote, 'Donald Trump suggests President Obama was involved with Orlando shooting' as their headline. Sad!
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The heated rhetoric, the negative ads, the insane number of fliers and posters appearing everywhere, robo calls from strangers warning us of the dangers of voting for this one or the other, and the bots and trolls lurking on your social media pages have been endless.
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There's the day-or-night Facetiming; the text thread full of memes and funny tweets that one or the other has missed; that one bathroom conversation at dinner about whether or not Huntsman, 33, liked McCain's new boyfriend (spoiler: she did — and then McCain, 35, married him).
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The Pelicans can already play a big version of small ball with Cousins and Davis on the floor together, but it makes sense to acquire the pieces that would allow them to go either big or small when one or the other is on the bench.
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More importantly, however, he absolutely loved watching robots trash the shit out of each other, and enjoyed screaming his head off when one or the other was eventually dumped into The Pit of Oblivion, hence eliminated from the competition in a billow of grey-white smoke.
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Asked on the earnings call whether Tesla Network was designed as a revenue-generating line of business for Tesla itself, or more as a value-add offering designed to incentivize vehicle purchases and grow market share, Musk noted that it was actually not just one or the other.
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For those who believe that capitalism is necessary to ensure the economic growth and separation of economic and political power that healthy democracy requires, the growth of voices that lack a commitment to one or the other or do not believe they can be reconciled should be worrying.
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If 15 states in the West end up in an ISO together, it seems clear that a subset of them will be working on the assumption that they are pulling something over on another subset — that one or the other is wrong about how things are going to go.
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Former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, leader of the anti-Thaksin Democrats, has portrayed himself as a third way between the "dictatorship" of keeping Prayuth and a return to the "corruption" on Thaksinism, but he would likely have to side with one or the other to form a government.
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But four-time champion Froome, who trails his fellow Briton by 1 minute and 39 seconds before the race hits the Pyrenees, insisted on Monday that the non-aggression pact would not be broken as Team Sky are focused on winning the Tour with one or the other leader.
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The fat-guy wrestler invariably occupies a space between threatening and comedic, and often alternates between the two rapidly and without much logic as to why he's one or the other; one minute you're a barely restrained killer in the ring, the next you're dancing in a diaper.
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At some point, Annie wants to compete on a team with Frederick, an experienced CrossFit Games athlete in his own right, but it would be impossible to compete as an individual and on a team at the same Games, so she'd have to choose one or the other.
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And I think people tend to look for one or the other, and I think sometimes we get overly negative when we can afford to, and we look for the positive when it looks like things suck so bad that you wanna find anything that gives you hope.
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Looking at his portrait of "Elvin Jones" (1961), I'm reminded of Rembrandt's paintings, how from across the room you can tell that an image belongs to one or the other artist and the image only becomes more enthralling as one moves closer and discovers fugitive highlights here and there.
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Anyway, other entries I'm especially proud of in this one are MADE IN CHINA, ROSE CEREMONY (which is especially timely), ACID WASH, MOON ROOF, HOW'S LIFE and BRING IT. I wasn't thrilled with the LE BON/RABIN crossing, but I'm hoping that Saturday solvers will know one or the other.
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The Michael-Jane-Rafael love triangle has anchored much of the show, pre- and post-Mateo, but neither Michael (who has a girlfriend) nor Rafael (who screwed up a few episodes ago by lying to Jane) is currently viable, no matter how much viewers may 'ship one or the other.
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"It costs us two-digit million number of pounds which is absolutely wasted if the one or the other condition is going to happen but at the end of the day we cannot risk the company," Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Chief Executive Ralf Speth told Reuters at the Geneva Motor Show.
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"The tight margin between the 'number' of votes obtained for one or the other candidate, as well as irregularities, errors and systematic problems that have encircled this election do not at the moment permit the (observer) Mission to be certain as to who won the presidential election," the OAS statement said.
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"If I live in a neighborhood that has been festering with drugs for 20 years, I'm going to be a drug dealer or be on drugs or be a victim of one or the other," said Tammatha Woodhouse, the principal of Excel Academy, the small alternative school that Mr. Scott attended.
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The time spent and effort expended to see these works (three of the structures even allow for overnight stays) fosters a deep engagement with both the art and its setting, so much so that a viewer might not know whether to ascribe her sense of wonder to one or the other.
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He believes that as L.G.B.T. people feel increasingly assimilated, they could go the way of one or the other of two traditionally Democratic constituencies: Jewish voters, who have by and large remained loyal to the Democratic Party as they have assimilated, or non-Hispanic Catholics, who gradually shed their partisanship.
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There needs to be some tension to keeps your leads apart — a disagreement, some kind of dislike, an existing impediment in the form of a (disposable) significant other or class conflict — until, at last, one or the other or both finally recognizes their feelings and they fall into each other's arms.
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Screenshot: GizmodoApple Music has the distinction of being the only Apple app for Android (besides the Move to iOS app...) and after a few teething problems now does a decent job of mixing a local iTunes library with an on-demand streaming one—or letting you stick to one or the other.
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But more representation and understanding of what it means to be intersex — like this video, people who have publicly come out as intersex, and stories from intersex people — can help to diminish the confusion and isolation intersex people often feel, as more people understand that sex isn't a one or the other thing.
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Take the genes BRCA2000 and BRCA21.1, which describe proteins that repair DNA; people who inherit a damaged version of one or the other face a higher risk of cancer (in particular, breast and ovarian cancer) because, with one crucial function already compromised, it takes fewer mutations for a tumour to get going.
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In the late 1980s, Crenshaw made a major intervention in American understandings of discrimination; in her intersectional analysis, she exposed the lack of justice available to African-American women who experienced discrimination on the basis of race and gender, while the law recognized discrimination based on only one or the other category.
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"From radiocarbon dating the bones we can see that the Steppe bison and our new species alternated through time in terms of ecological dominance, such that only one or the other was common in Europe for large swathes of time, and that the changeovers between the two species match big climate switches," Cooper told Gizmodo.
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There's the meetings with the lawyers, who are far more combative than Charlie and Nicole are with each other; the home visits to determine custody; the family members who side with one or the other; the battles over who will live where, who gets to take what, what the shape of life will look like.
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But the reports all are that the DOJ has not demanded the sale of CNN, they've demanded the sale of Turner Broadcasting or DirecTV on the theory that the vertical integration of a content provider with a distributor would cause competitive harm, and so if you get rid of one or the other, you're fine.
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"I've spoken to some folks who think we have to only choose one or the other," said one former senior aide to President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Boeing and Airbus are two airline manufacturers, they're in different countries, so that means they can't screw with each other by just having lobbyists and trying to make policy that favors one or the other, they have to actually compete, and if you look at the advances in aircraft technology over the last 50 years, it's phenomenal.
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Hearing one or the other in any given moment ultimately depends on a whole host of factors: the quality of the speakers you're using, your hearing sensitivities, whether you have hearing loss, the audio-processing regions of your brain, and your expectations, as Dana Boebinger, who studies the neural basis of auditory perception, explained on Twitter.
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Since people seem to be interested in the puzzle-making process, we thought we'd send you a few of the ideas we had for entries that, for various reasons (bad length, didn't quite like one or the other entry, punctuation/capitalization conflicts, overlap in the case of PLAYFORKEEPS and PLAYFORTIME) ended up on the cutting room floor.
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Its $26 billion acquisition in 2016 of LinkedIn, perhaps the most common tool used by sales people trying to drum up business, was a key piece of the effort here In doing so, both are taking on Salesforce, the cloud software company that offers sales and marketing software, where Adobe and Microsoft lack one or the other.
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Asked at a news conference how important it was for ASEAN not to take sides when major powers are trying to pull it in different directions, Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said: "It is very desirable for us not to have to take sides, but the circumstances may come when ASEAN may have to choose one or the other," Lee said.
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"Hip-hop as a form was this space in-between that almost mirrored the hyphenated experience of being Asian American: being Asian or American—but not really being one or the other, and trying to find identity," said Dr. grace jun, a professor of dance at the University of California San Diego whose work focuses on race, gender, and class representations in movement.
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Since the advent of the New Hampshire primary and the Iowa caucus as we know them, in the nineteen-fifties and seventies, respectively, no one has been elected President without winning one or the other—except Bill Clinton, whose second-place finish in New Hampshire, in 1992, amid various scandals, was a victory over expectations, and proved that he was indefatigable.
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In the past five years, there have also been harsh topical treatments (accompanied by strongly worded warnings against use during pregnancy), three different types of birth control pills, and even an ill-advised yearlong stint on the antibiotic tetracycline — and always some combination of one or the other, because there's never just one thing that makes a difference for my difficult-to-treat brand of hormonal acne.
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While Aaliyah did experiment with makeup (her video for "We Need A Resolution" featured futuristic smoky eyes and orange-striped lips, and her final visual for "Rock The Boat" included an iconic pair of gem-stoned lashes), she was known, first and foremost, for effortlessly toeing the line between tomboyish and girly, reminding her fans that you don't have to pick one or the other.
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Mutated hybrids are emerging, the most extreme being Balenciaga's propositions of entirely separate garments — like denim jackets and trenches or opera coats and padded construction worker's vests — conjoined at the neck, leaving one or the other flapping over the front or flank, or Phoebe Philo's two-in-one trench coats for Céline, which are sewn together in an infinity loop at the bottom hem.
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Read: Mike Bloomberg in 2011: An 'enormous cohort' of young black and Latino men 'don't know how to behave in the workplace' The change angered many Democrats, as the DNC dropped a longstanding threshold — meeting both a minimum amount of small donors or hitting polling requirements, rather than one or the other — which had boxed out struggling candidates such as Cory Booker and Julián Castro.
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I think liberals tend to see this as a thin cover for racism, a reflection of troglodyte viewpoints, and in any event unwarranted as the world these folks are resisting would be better even for them if only they'd let it, by giving up their benighted religious views, accepting job training in the new technologies, and preferably moving to one or the other coasts or at least the closest major city.
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The government is certainly going to argue, look, we're not saying that CNN has to be divested because the president has an axe to grind, we are saying that the distribution channels combined with the content channels create competitive harm, and so one or the other has to be divested in order to create the structural change we think is necessary to make this merger not harm consumers.
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Why not simply one or the other...But, as Johansson told People, this particular pop is so special precisely because "the hazelnut flavor of the chocolate and the nutty flavor popcorn are a perfect compliment..." So although I was slightly wary about there being a bit too much at play here (in my humble popped corn opinion), I opened my mind, my heart, and my kitchen to the possibilities of this sweet mashup.
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On Sunday night, British political commentator, journalist, and author Owen Jones stormed off the set of Sky News' newspaper reviews show during a discussion about the shooting of 50 people at a gay, Latino club in Orlando, FL. As a gay man, Jones was offended by the host Mark Longhurst's suggestion that we "delineate" between the Orlando massacre as a terrorist attack or a homophobic attack, as though it must be one or the other.
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In addition to 3D audio, you also get access to Amazon's much larger library of lossless high-definition and ultra-high-definition music as part of Amazon Music HD. The company says there are 50 million songs available in HD and millions available in ultra HD, and as I browsed around Amazon's music app I found that most of, if not all, the songs I wanted to listen to were available in one or the other.
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"We found individuals don't have an innate tendency to have offspring of one or the other gender -- instead, the sex of their offspring is essentially random," said Dr. Brendan Zietsch, a fellow at the University of Queensland's School of Psychology and the lead author of the study, which published Tuesday in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. "If you have a lot of boys or girls in your family, it's just a lucky coincidence," Zietsch said.
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