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And for dessert, I would carefully ponder the lemon torte ($8), which has either been dry as dust or gloriously almondy.

One that gets a lot of attention is the death penalty, which has either been abolished or suspended by all members of the European Union but is now legal in 38 states.

A flock of sheep is generally mated by a single ram, which has either been chosen by a farmer or has established dominance through physical contest with other rams (in feral populations).

Data on "actual behaviour" refers to that which has either been collected through direct observation, patient report or from case-note or medical record review.

All of those councils which have either been merged, or could be merged, have been.

My plays have been taken from public inquiries forced on the government by evidence of wrongdoing on the part of agents of the state – police, soldiers, officials – which have either been covered up or inadequately investigated.

With special items, including costs from Pfizer's merger with Warner-Lambert, which was completed in June, and costs associated with two drugs, Rezulin and Trovan, which have either been taken off the market or had sales restricted because of safety problems, net income was $1.15 billion, or 18 cents a share, compared with $1.16 billion, or 18 cents a share, in the quarter a year earlier.

The bill for the damages was in excess of £5,000, though Wembley got off lightly: that day, London Transport had to take out of service several trains, which had either been smashed up or covered in a rich brown coating of vomit.

In Chennai, on the southern coast, neighborhood groups have mounted campaigns to restore Hindu temples' traditional water tanks, which have either been built over or fallen into disrepair, depriving the city of its water storage areas and worsening floods during the monsoon.

Playing host to numerous museums, galleries, and cultural spaces – most of which have either been initiated or redeveloped in accordance with the renewal programme – Newtown now boasts institutions such as Museum Africa, the historic Market Theatre and Mary Fitzgerald Square, with Goodman and Stevenson galleries nearby in Parkwood and Braamfontein respectively.

A previous study in 1991 recommended $4 billion worth of initiatives, most of which have either been built or are under construction.