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Discover Ludwig"either day" is correct and usable in written English
You use it to refer to two possible days when referring to a specific event or situation. For example: "We can have the meeting on either day; it doesn't matter which one."
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With this in mind, it seems partly remarkable he has scaled such heights; either Day has a penchant for over-dramatisation or he recovers especially well.
Serum samples were analyzed on study admission (early; day 1) and late (either day 3, 4 or 5) where available.
Combining the data of both days slightly increased the classification accuracy as compared to profiles from either day five or day 19 post infection.
Moore, O'Brien's principal jockey, was scarcely sighted on either day at Santa Anita.
Law, Milloy and Brady were not available for interviews on either day.
Vintage-inspired crystal drop earrings — which are big without being overpowering — are appropriate for either day or night.
Nearly all visitors to the national park itself are either day hikers or on overnight backpacking or horse-packing trips.
It could be based on either day dreaming or drug taking, but we'll hold back on a definitive answer until she makes a video for it.
However, c-peptide levels did not differ significantly between the groups on either day.
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The generation/load schedules can be determined either day-ahead or hour-ahead, and derive from either self-schedules or pool-market clearing.
Hospital admissions were categorised as either day-case (no overnight stay) or inpatient (overnight stay).
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