And you shouldn't try either, because traditional medicine has many benefits".
And if you want to see the effects of senile dementia, try either The Savages or Away From Her.
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I did notice on the menu listings for shrimp with lobster sauce and pepper steak, but I didn't try either of them.
I can't try either of the products myself – I am pregnant and my doctor doesn't recommend it – but my husband agrees to.
If a writer tries to work outside the system, "the government will try either to buy or punish him or her, as has been the case with myself and many others".
Sometime between 1am and 3am they will leave their shelters, and walk for about an hour to try either to scramble on to the top of a lorry or to get into the back of a parked vehicle.
Roux's simple approach is unusual: most of the other recipes I try either heat the milk and cream before adding them to the dish, as in Eggleton and Parle's dishes, or like Nairn, par-boil the potatoes in the dairy.
Since impressions about a person tend to be integrated into a single characterization, an observer may be jarred by recognizing an undesirable fact about an attractive person and may try either to ignore that fact or to mitigate (rationalize) it.
Set outside the Princeton Club, the American amateur record for the long-jump split infinitive: "All right, Harry, I'll try either myself or through one or another of these Princeton people, put the information to him".
By John McPhee The New Yorker, September 13 , 1969P. 39 Set outside the Princeton Club, the American amateur record for the long-jump split infinitive: "All right, Harry, I'll try either myself or through one or another of these Princeton people, put the information to him".
