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Either I've been invited because I'm a token, which really isn't about me, but rather, about a box someone needed to check off.
But I preferred, actually, the reaction of a schoolchild when I presented at a school this information, who raised their hand and said, "How do we know that the person who made that number isn't one of the 49 percent either?"
But what would happen if you couldn't afford the amount on the ticket and your family doesn't have the money either, what happens then?
And this isn't anomalous, either: thirty percent of women in our local jails have serious mental health needs just like hers, but only one in six receives any mental health care while in jail.
Now, we also see this idea that black people are people either alternately outside of the bounds of time or stuck in the past, in a scenario where, much as I'm doing right now, a black person stands up and insists that racism still matters, and a person, usually white, says to them, "Why are you stuck in the past?
Either you are a good person or you're not.
Either you have integrity or you don't.
Either you are a racist or a sexist or a homophobe or you're not.
And you have basically two solutions to this imbalance: either de-globalize the economy and turn it back into a national economy, or globalize the political system.
No one's done it yet, but they've had a couple people who claim that they were clairaudients, which means that they can hear voices either from the great beyond or they can read minds.
So it either has few shops and fewer shoppers, or it's abandoned and crumbling into ruin.
DB: But eventually either jobs will come back or they will not come back, and at that point, either something will work or it doesn't work, and it doesn't work or not work because of great marketing, it works because it actually addresses a real problem and so I happen to think the truth will out.
GC: But also because they're all concerned about reelection, and Trump has so much power with getting people either for you or against you, and so, they're vacillating every day, probably: "Well, should I go against or should I not?"
Staying home isn't a foolproof protection either because we now know that it can be sexually transmitted.
So, this line of thought goes, we might as well admit that objective truth is an illusion, or it doesn't matter, because either we'll never know what it is, or it doesn't exist in the first place.
Either he inherits an organization that is failing because of stubbornly old-fashioned leadership, or he himself fails to build the capabilities to lead one that transformed while he was playing it safe.
It's a pretty common one, so when so few hands go up, either you're not paying attention or you don't know your blood type, and both of those are bad.
Either you have to accept that women are actually five percent as talented as men, which I don't, or you have to accept that there are serious systemic issues preventing us from getting from here to there.
We're going to do an experiment on electrophysiology, which is the recording of the body's electrical signal, either coming from neurons or from muscles.
And there are only two ways to get numbers with trailing zeros through multiplication: either multiplying a number ending in 5 by any even number, or by multiplying numbers that have trailing zeroes themselves.
And either through internet research, or from just recognizing this, you can get to the aha, which is that these clips are shot-for-shot recreations of lip-synch battles from "RuPaul's Drag Race." (Laughter) So, why do we do this?
Today, most house cats have descended from either the Near Eastern or the Egyptian lineage of F.s.lybica.
But I was real cracked up: not exactly having a nervous breakdown, but not too far off, and awful sad either way.
The courage that says that either all of us have to be faggots, or none of us can be faggots, for any of us to be free.
You can manage many ideas like this, either in physical boxes or in their digital equivalents.
Either we go on as a civilization or we don't.
But I was worried that if I tell all of this to the teenager, it might sound either too abstract or perhaps too weird, and there wasn't enough time anyhow, because people were waiting in the queue, so it suddenly felt like what I was trying to convey was more complicated and detailed than what the circumstances allowed me to say.
So the first question, and you might want to write this down, either on a bit of paper, physically, or a virtual piece of paper in your head.
About 1.4 percent of the population, as far as anyone knows, did anything, either making a space in their basement or actually building a bomb shelter.
If you look at it, you're going to be blind, either temporarily or permanently.
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