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The phrase "a solution or two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that there may be one or more possible answers or resolutions to a problem.
Example: "If you're facing difficulties with the project, I might have a solution or two that could help you move forward."
Alternatives: "a few solutions" or "some possible answers".
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Try to have a solution or two ready, so you can move quickly from the negative (the boss' mistake) to the positive (what we can do now to fix things up).
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I hope I've mentioned an appealing solution or two.
Also, assume that b ( t, 0 ) ≡ 0, σ 1 ( t, 0 ) ≡ 0, σ 2 ( t, 0 ) ≡ 0, and then system (4) admits a trivial solution or zero solution x ( t ) ≡ 0 corresponding to the initial data x 0 = 0. Remark 3 We remark that some classical models are special cases of system (4).
Mr. Arias seemed to acknowledge the difficulty ahead, saying at his own news conference on Wednesday, "In two days there could be a solution, or it could be that in two months there is no solution".
Mixed SAMs rely on preparing SAMs from a solution of two or more molecular compounds, which usually have different end group functionalities.
"Adoption is a solution for about four or five thousand of them, so why this focus on adoption?
Moreover, the electrochemical-costripping model of two transition metals in a solution with three or more transition metals, is similar to that in the binary system.
Be confident that you can find a solution through one path or another.
Use a finish like Marvin Medium, ModPodge, Diamond Glaze, or a solution of one part clear-drying glue to two parts water.
(The solution — a cuddle or two — is squirm-inducing in a way that the play as a whole is not).
Use vinegar or salt on the rice for additional taste or make a solution of the two plus sugar and pour a little at a time onto the hot rice, cutting and folding it into the rice.
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