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Taser's decision to relaunch itself as Axon and give away thousands of body cameras could have been interpreted either as a growing company looking to expand or a desperate one scrambling for purchase.

A series of recently described forms from the Late Triassic Early Jurassic of Gondwana have been interpreted either as sauropod outgroups or basal sauropods [10] [14].

First, the three sacrals of Anchisaurus have been interpreted either as DS+S1+S2 [59], [59] or as S1+S2+CS [50], [50].

The activation of the mPMC in those patients when asked to imagine themselves playing tennis has been interpreted either as a preserved intention to collaborate [14] or an automatic mechanism triggered by the mere exposure to specific stimuli [15].

These findings have been interpreted either as the result of genetic instability following loss of proper mitotic controls [ 2], or as the expression of the admixture of multiple genetically non related cellular clones [ 3].

While these are among the best preserved polychaete fossils, their relationship to living taxa is contentious, having been interpreted either as members of extant clades or as a grade outside the crown group.

Chierchia holds that such pronouns are interpreted either as dynamically bound variables or E type (descriptive) pronouns (see p. 110-122).

On Earth, signals from otoliths can be interpreted either as linear motion or as tilt with respect to gravity.

The play's most devastating moment could be interpreted either as callous violence or as a case of putting a merciful end to suffering.

It is highly controversial since it could be interpreted either as an abandonment of the traditional measurements established by Labour, or an attempt to massage the figures.

Here we argue that these might mostly be interpreted either as increased processing demands more generally or as the recruitment of distinct specialized neural populations.