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Sometimes it's possible to get two different interpretations of the poem.

Debates between economists and policy-makers over the best reponse to the euro area's debt crisis have also been dominated by two different interpretations of history.

A hundred years from now, when they seek to explain the appeal of these two candidates, historians will probably extract from these books — as well as from their speeches and interviews — two different interpretations of what reform actually means.

If a court could properly appeal to either canon when faced with a question of statutory interpretation, it could legitimately arrive at least two different interpretations of the meaning of the statute in question.

The first contribution of this paper is to extend the adjoint model to the case of a decaying solute (first-order decay), and to describe two different interpretations of backward probabilities.

Two different interpretations of return period, i.e. the expected waiting time (EWT) and expected number of exceedances (ENE), have already been proposed in literature to consider nonstationarity in return period and risk analysis by introducing the time-varying moment method into frequency analysis, under the assumption that the statistical parameters are functions only of time.

"We cannot go on having three different interpretations of the same news event".

We develop three different interpretations of mixed strategies in various contexts: sport, anti-terrorism strategy, dating, paying taxes and auditing taxpayers.

We also calibrated and dated the phylogeny under three different interpretations of the enigmatic 165 Ma fossil Nephila jurassica, which we suspected based on morphology to be misplaced.

Since common cause failure events may vary from one system to another, three different interpretations of the reliability estimation problem are presented.

By 1929, Anthony Berkeley's "The Poisoned Chocolates Case" and Dashiell Hammett's "The Dain Curse" were both able to present multiple solutions to a single crime: Berkeley's dazzling novel offers six different interpretations of the same murder.