I usually choose the latter, since it's less work and there is already plenty of flavor here.
He is the only person to have been political editor of both ITV and BBC News, the latter since 2005.
Apparently not the latter, since that would be seeking what Shawcross considers impossible, a society "in our own image".
Probably the latter, since payments for her two girls continued, and, come October, those to Mary were restored.
But many prisons offer screen time instead of face time, arguing that prisoners do not need the latter since they can have the former.
It looked like a cross between "My Own Private Idaho" and "Trainspotting," the latter since there was an unattended and empty baby carriage in one corner.
We primarily focus on the latter since it provides, in our opinion, much better data to work with (since injuries and other unpredictable factors are minimized).
Most have opted for the latter; since most companies have formal pay scales that reward seniority over merit, raising the mandatory retirement age would be expensive.
In a way, the former would be no more helpful than the latter, since the principle remains the same: it shouldn't be a matter of opinion whether or not people with transmissible diseases have access to health services.
At the very least, it seems Milwaukee GM Doug Melvin believes his team is the one that led for 153 days, not the 9-22 one, because he did nothing to help the latter since the September collapse mercifully ended.
I've not seen the latter since it first came out in 1967 but I have a memory of an extraordinary film in which Finney plays a successful writer who makes a pilgrimage back to his northern roots.
