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The player has a four flush or a "bobtail" straight (open at both ends, as 8-7-6-5 8-7-6-5 8-7-6-5 8-7-6-5he can draw one card.

And will some of it not then seep into the ground to refill an aquifer, or perhaps run into a river, from either of which someone else may draw it?

The player has a four flush or a "bobtail" straight (also called an "Arkansas flush")—that is, open at both ends, as 8-7-6-5 from either of which he can draw one card.

"Granted, there are bids on the table from Paris and Toronto, either of which would be an excellent choice.

Earlier this week, he received offers from two Greek teams, either of which would have paid him a net of $7.5 million over three years.

This could involve occasional occurrence of a very large mEPSC or of multiple mEPSCs from the mossy fibers, either of which are events that could trigger an action potential and thus contribute an element needed for the production of a sharp wave.

The genetic simplicity of the evolutionary change in GKPID function is underscored by the fact that we found not one but two historical amino acid replacements from the relevant phylogenetic interval, either of which is sufficient to confer the GKPID's derived functions on the ancestral enzyme.

This response was free of inhibitory impulses from supraspinal center and baroreceptor reflexes, either of which might restrain the increase in blood pressure.

Furthermore, we confirmed rod induction by labeling with lentiviral vectors driving GFP from the Rhodopsin and Nrl promoters, either of which is specifically expressed in rod photoreceptors (Fig. 2L M).

If so, the M-factor may be an allelic gene variation that is unique to the males or it is duplicated from a nearly identical autosomal paralog, either of which will be difficult to detect with the CQ method.

The unmutated ancestor of the gp41 MPER antibody 2F5 was inferred to stem from one of two germline variants, either of which was equally likely owing to the high degree of mutation observed in 2F5 along with uncertainty inherent to the inference method (Alam et al., 2011).