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At the other end of the scale were enormous family estates, which often increased in size over the years and which were or became hereditary holdings.

In its letter, which was signed by all six members, the panel wrote that it was "troubled by incongruities, inconsistencies and conflicts, particularly concerning actions taken by you which were or could have been of potential benefit to Mr. Chang".

It is obvious that we can treat the props which were (or would be potentially) bought as the labels.

Often dressed up as Tyrolian peasants or wearing dark robes, they improvised poetry sessions at the Cabaret Voltaire, reciting the works of others or their spontaneous creations, which were or pretended to be in Esperanto or Māori language.

All nine care homes which were, or had been, involved in the GSFCH took part.

These include lists of the trade names of analgesics and other drugs which were or are on the market, pictures of packages of different analgesic brands etcetera.

"It is a nuisance which is, or is liable to be, dangerous to health".

Imagine that you live in a nation which is, or claims to be, a democracy.

Philosophers have long debated which is (or should be) primary in moral judgment.

These rules, which are (or determine) functions from contexts to contents, are called characters.

Adam Zmudzinski (North) responded two spades, which was pass-or-correct.