Well, that is either a militia or a second police force.
Fry said: "Well, this man is either the unluckiest or the luckiest, it depends which way you look at it".
But the underlying dynamic will not change, as the recent Windrush affair demonstrated all too well: this government is either incapable of, or unwilling to, treat citizens' rights with respect, especially those who have their origins abroad.
Fry said: "Well, this man is either the unluckiest or the luckiest, depending on which way you look at it". Panellist Alan Davies speculated that the bomb landed on Yamaguchi and "bounced off", adding: "He never got the train again, I tell you". Fellow panellist Rob Brydon quipped: "Is the glass half empty, is it half full?
"In cases such as this, where a well-known person is either depicted or has provided inspiration for a character, it is not surprising that someone aggrieved by it is able to formulate the basis of a legal argument," said Alex Tutty of law firm Sheridans, which specialises in the entertainment and media fields.
Think MasterChef as well as Bake Off: this pastry is either cooked, or it isn't.
Well, this isn't easy either, but it is being done.
"I wish there were apps that are free and do this well but they're either expensive, or $1.99 and not that great.
"I thought, Well, they're either geniuses or absolutely insane".
