Word: either
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Leiber is gifted with intuition enough to grasp the fact, that net yet at any rate is he either Hampien or Barrymore. With that in the back of his mind, as well as his own private theories as to the manner of presenting the bard of Avon's plays he has gone ahead. Far from following the custom any path, he leaves the pomposity which suits but so few pieces anyway, and proceeds to tone ats Shakespere down. He in particular, but the supporting cast as well, render their lines as though they were of twentieth century vintage...
...student who has spent either last summer or some previous time at some form of manual labor is eligible to attend this conference. Those interested should apply for admission on special blanks provided for the purpose and obtainable at the Phillips Brooks House. Candidates should state their industrial experience by answering the questions printed on the application blanks, which must be in the hands of James Myers, 105 East 22d Street, New York City, by ctober 20. Delegates will be chosen on the basis of their experience as participant observers in industry...
Neither is either, I can assure you, nor ever was. It rather looks to me as though TIME is taking unwarranted liberties with these two distinguished women leaders...
...discussed all this, and I was strongly of opinion that we should go over to Paris at once and register a note to Wilson putting him in his proper place; but I was not able to persuade Lloyd George, and after lunch he went off to Walton Heath. Either he is seedy or meditating a speech. I am certain we (British, French, Italians) ought to get together and put the truth baldly to Wilson. He is now taking charge in a way that terrifies me, as he is only a super-Gladstone?and a dangerous visionary at that...
Reduced to its barest terms, Carlton's resignation means that an A in History and Literature is more to be desired, at least by some people at Harvard, than the time-hallowed major sport "II". There have been others, no doubt, who thought the same, but they have either not been favored with the opportunity so clearly to indicate their choice or they have-found the pressure of public opinion and tradition too strong to overcome...