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You can use whichever pen i'm not using.

in most elections, whichever candidate gets the majority of the votes, wins the election.

Whichever method is selected, it is necessary to take small pieces of the tissue for sectioning,-2 to 5 mm.

in whichever way the focal length of the lens is ascertained, the rules given for deducing its magnifying power are not rigorously correct, though they are sufficiently so for all practical purposes, particularly as the whole rests on an assumption in regard to the focal length of the eye, and as it does not in any way affect the actual measurement of the object.

They have the same physiological value from whichever kingdom they are derived.

in the unsettled condition of the Church, when it was divided by the last splinterings, as it were, of the great schism, perhaps the astute Louis deemed that any prince might obtain anything from whichever rival Pope he chose to acknowledge, though it was reserved for Alexander Borgia to grant the first licence of this kind.

Whichever way his thoughts turned and returned, and swept hither and thither, there was not anywhere any blame for her.

Whichever way he looks, backwards or forwards, upwards or downwards, towards the sky or towards the river, he meets everywhere the irresistible and impressive evidence that this wonderful fissure has been sawn through the mountain by the waters of the Tamina.

From whichever direction the sea is reached, almost invariably the first indication of its vicinity is a Gull, sailing along, it may be, in easy, careless flight, or wheeling and gliding high in air above the waste of restless waters.

There lies on the west and southwest of Stepney Green a triangular district, consisting of an irregular four-sided figure-what Euclid beautifully calls a trapezium-formed by the Whitechapel Road, the Commercial Road, Stepney Green, and High Street, or Jamaica Street, or Jubilee Street, whichever you please to call your frontier.

You get nothing, whichever side is in-you are the pawns.

They stood, or sat-whichever a head and shoulder can be said to do-with so much pride, each so rejoicing in himself, and so disdainful of his neighbor, in so haughty a silence that they seemed human and belonging to the first circles of Stepney; Harry thought, too, that they eyed him curiously, as if he might be the long-expected ship-owner come to buy a figurehead.

Rain falling into the funnel-shaped receiver at the top of the gauge flows into whichever compartment of the bucket is uppermost, until the weight of the water causes the bucket to81 tip, thus emptying one compartment and presenting the other to the incoming stream.

HOW TO READ SHAW it does not matter much which of Shaw's books you read first, for after reading it, whichever it is, you will probably read all the others that you can get your hands on.

And hence it has been suggested, that in proportioning the dues of gratitude we ought to take whichever of the two considerations will give the highest estimate.

The cranium must be observed from above, from the front, in profile and from the occipital part; and in such a manner that the observer's glance shall fall perpendicularly upon whichever cranial side is under observation.

"Thankee, Sir," said Joe, stiff from head to foot, "i'll take whichever is most agreeable to yourself.

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