"Cool" recalls his collaborations with Robbins on new stagings, at least one other of which ("Brandenburg") remains in repertory.
I believe that there are two good answers to Kennedy's question, one of which would almost certainly not satisfy him, but the other of which might.
Thyroid hormones exist in two forms, one of which is bound to several proteins, and the other of which, a very small amount, is free.
But there are two questions that poses, one of which has an uncertain (but guessable) answer, and the other of which has a very clear answer.
In fact, two messages, one of which is heavily loaded with meaning, and the other of which is pure nonsense, can be exactly equivalent, from the present viewpoint, as regards information".
Our own response was to invent a song about the fact that Hitler may or may not have only one testicle, the other of which we were storing in a London theatre for safe keeping.
In effect, Clouzot was working to play catch-up with two trends, one of which he mastered through sheer technical savvy, but the other of which eluded it utterly because he was out of touch with its spirit.
A head count shows that excluding cameramen and microphone wielders and a few disjointed groups in the background, there are 129 people stretching from one side of the tee to the other, of which 19 are golfers.
Geras, although she is an intelligent woman, seems to have written two kinds of stories, one of which is unexciting with little action, and the other of which is full of too much lust and so-called passion.
The 30cm-long pubis bone looks like a rod with two expanded ends, one of which is flattened and connects to the hip and the other of which has the shape of a boot.
Rats in two control groups — one of which received no shot, the other of which received a placebo injection that did nothing to prevent synapses from making new proteins — remained terrified.
