When I told friends and colleagues I was going to Baghdad, they had one of two reactions.
When I try it out on friends they have one of two reactions.
These words are usually greeted with one of two reactions: bewilderment, which is far more common, or otherwise a delighted and conspiratorial grin.
You will probably have one of two reactions to this news: either "Why didn't I think of that?" or, more likely, "That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard".
People typically have one of two reactions when they witness this behavior — either, "This is a man whose stability is in doubt," or "This guy is no corporate politician — he really believes".
The NHS reflects wider society in terms of being ageist: I recently joined a new trust, and when I told people I worked on one of the hospital's older adult wards, I experienced one of two reactions: complete disinterest or complete distaste.
When it does, I fear that we will have one of two reactions: either the kind of widespread discontent and unrest that faced us in the early 1980s; or disillusionment, disaffection and general withdrawal, which reduces the chance of Britain being an innovative, forward-looking and equal society.
All of these tantalizing connections between personalities and politics sound academic if not downright scientific — they cite studies, after all — and, depending on your own political leanings, you've likely had one of two reactions: Of course, I knew it! or This is bogus!
This is a situation that normally sparks one of two reactions from fans: (1) "Well, I'm in the shade so I suppose it's not that bad, but I imagine it's terrible for the players and the fans looking into the sun," or (2) "This is an infuriating farce.
The use of two reactions for each compound allowed simultaneous quantification and identification in one run.
