Before this announcement, Twitter was a global platform on which something was either said or not said, on a global scale.
It's a close but complicated childhood friendship that ends abruptly in their early 20s, never to be revisited, but never quite forgotten, either," said Hamish Hamilton, which described the novel as "dazzlingly energetic and deeply human".
Fahy accepted the public may be sceptical about his calls for greater powers but said privacy concerns which either deny officers access to information or slow the process down cost police money and time.
In 1926, the Supreme Court in Connally v. General Construction Company expressed the principle as a matter of constitutional due process, saying, "A statute which either forbids or requires the doing of an act in terms so vague that men of common intelligence must necessarily guess at its meaning and differ as to its application violates the first essential of due process of law".
The Western allies have always wanted a UN process which either fails - allowing them to say that there is no choice but to take military action - or one that succeeds and specifically authorises it.
The way that John McCain has had a series of specious commercials and campaign events in which either he or his running-mate say things that aren't spin or stretching the truth, but by any conventional English-language definition: lies, things that are false and are said knowing that they are false.
They either say, "Good riddance!
DevilWash recycles 90% of its water, better than the competition, which Hamilton says either doesn't recycle or reuses only 50% of wastewater.
Doctor is not a fan of the name, either, which he says "offers a toll-taking image to readers: Pay, and then we'll let you go on".
Unlike other national narratives, which he says tend either to celebrate or to condemn America -- and in righteous seriousness -- his book aims to do neither.
