C&T-goods can thus be used domestically in which case (i=h,) or abroad for which it holds that (ine h).
Or maybe it's just disappointment TV, in which case Intruders, which in its double opener also featured a child's disappearance, is a flagrant example.
In which case Divine Chocolate, which started 20 years ago as a collaboration between NGOs and Kuapa Kokoo, a Ghanaian farmers' co-operative, represents an inconvenient truth.
And you may really want to know which explanation fits — in which case, I say: Stop right there!
Or is subjective experience all that matters, in which case a situation in which the husband is fooled, and the wife gets pleasure from fooling him, is morally preferable to one in which she acknowledges the truth?
I assume you're talking about a dinner in somebody's home, in which case the situation in which you found yourself was a lot more difficult than noticing that the bottle of wine was corked.
Unless you're talking about documentaries, in which case you have the edit, which is a kind of faking in itself".
"The good news was that I was having dinner with Ngati Porou as opposed to their neighbouring iwi, which is Tuhoe, in which case I would have been the dinner, which wouldn't have been quite so attractive".
In which case, the industry, which has been going through a rotten stretch of bad news, may now be in its best shape for years.Two large insurers, Conseco and Reliance, are now in critical care.
In which case the diploma, which mixes academic and vocational learning, and is said by the government to be suitable for even the brightest student, will sell desperately short those youngsters who aspire to university.
Unless, that is, you're seasoning tempura with soy sauce, in which case you might choose peanut oil, which is as flavorful as olive oil, but obviously different.
