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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a head or a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where options or choices are being presented, but it needs to be part of a fuller sentence to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "You can choose a head or a tail for the coin toss."
Alternatives: "a leader or a" or "a person or a".
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If an embryo did not develop a head or a gut, we could then say, "This gene is important for the shape of a head or a gut".
I told her there was not a head or a teacher in the land who believed that.
She envisioned lying in the street missing a head or a limb, being viewed by strange men.
You will toss a coin repeatedly until you get a head followed by a head or a tail followed by a head.
Each artwork – whether it is a bust of a head or a row of squares smoking a cigarette – says something about what it means to exist.
The potential for interpretations is exploited, leaving the viewer to guess whether each frame contains a brooch or a tumor, a head or a headstone.
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Showing the top of a head or an arched back was inviting disaster.
The figure of Kurosawa's Sanjuro seems to stalk the pages, nonchalantly lopping off a head or an arm in passing.
You miss the unchoreographed wayward tilt of a head or an improvised double take: the unpredictable physical chemistry of actors that computer science hasn't mastered -- yet.
Their gasps were audible as they gazed through bulletproof glass at ornaments so heavy with jewels it was hard to imagine a head or an arm lifting them.
But whatever the material, his sculptures tend to combine the figurative and abstract representing a body, a head or an animal but moulding the form to the limits of our ability to identify it.
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