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They instead focused on getting out their Christian fundamentalist base in huge numbers knowing the election was going to be decided either in Ohio or Florida (again).

The challenge games (where the Cup could change leagues) are to be decided either in a one-game affair, a two-game total goals affair, or a best of three series, to the benefit of both teams involved.

Once it is decided, either in advance by the patient or by the responsible family members, that not living is the better choice, then withholding treatment is what allows death; it does not cause death.

He believed that each individual person had already been 'predestined,' which meant that their location in the afterlife had already been decided, either in Heaven or in Hell.

Matches are decided either by the number of runs scored in one innings each (usually for one-day matches) or on the aggregate of runs made by each side in two innings.

Though the rules have yet to be decided in either state, voting has already begun in North Carolina, and is scheduled to begin in Ohio on October 2. Either candidate needs to win by decisive margins in both the popular and electoral college vote to avoid a legal mess.

But the length of any suspension will be decided by either Horowitz or in an agreement among Rodriguez, M.L.B. and the union.

The tribes argue that the FTC cannot sue them either, an issue that will be decided in federal court.

If approved in this legislative session, the measure's fate will be decided by Indiana voters in either the upcoming November midterm election or in the 2016 election.

Whether these assumption are either realistic or of relevant interest has to be decided in a preprocessing step.

So neither race had already been decided in either party for these votes (with the possible exception of Virginia Republicans, who voted when McCain was clearly the frontrunner).