You may either smile through your teeth, or join Match.com immediately.
(You may either play it as it lies without penalty or declare your ball unplayable, taking one penalty stroke).
You may either assign each group a country (suggestions include Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Czech Republic, and Hungary) or have each group select a different state from the map.
Firstly, access to your money can be a problem and you may either have to leave your money tied up or pay an interest penalty and transfer fee if you need to get it back quickly.
Sure, the people around you may either look way too pleased to be there or else on the verge of suicide, but you don't have to talk to these people.
Depending on your classroom resources, you may either assign each group to work on a computer with Internet access or you may guide students through the various multimedia features that accompany today's article, "Bush's Bold Visions Have Given Way to New Reality" using the classroom computer and projector.
Depending on the level of your curriculum, you may either have students take The New York Times Learning Network's "War in Iraq" quiz, found online at //www.nytimes.com/learning/students/quiz/TheWarinIraq.html, or have them respond to several basic questions on the war as you read them aloud: A. How long has the war in Iraq been going on?
You may either vehemently agree or disagree with that statement, depending on where your biases lie.
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It may mean you may either have diabetes or pre-diabetes.
