Word: either
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...will. It's hard to get hold of him. He's either in the bank or on the way to the bank. He's been married five or six times. I think those guys do have more fun. I've been married for 51 years, and I wear her clothes now, and she wears mine...
...company that has made you money in tough times deserves another shot. Usually, by the time it announces the next quarter, it has either cleaned up the mess or taken steps to rectify the problems. If there is no improvement and no steps have been taken by that next earnings release, I move on. But positive steps or outlook get rewarded with a buy--thus averaging down the cost...
...catch that new musical The Dead!" Yet, oddly, a musicalized version of James Joyce's somber short story has been one of the most anticipated events of the off-Broadway season. A star-filled cast (Christopher Walken, Blair Brown, Sally Ann Howes) has perked up interest in what is either the most intriguing or the stupidest idea for a musical in years...
...difference between Jobs and Gates is as striking as that between Apple's stunning, colorful iMacs and the standard beige Windows eyesores kludging up desktop space worldwide. Gates seems to view new technology as either a threat to his company or an opportunity to make more money and gain even more control of the market. Jobs responds to new technology by dreaming up ways to make it available to ordinary people like me. MATTHEW CECIL Iowa City...
...bodies--dealing with abdominal fat, atherosclerosis, blood pressure, blood sugar, cataracts and so on. U.S. pharmaceutical companies have nearly two dozen Alzheimer's drugs in the works. In the next century, molecular biologists are likely to tinker with more and more of our genetic machinery, in what may be either mankind's worst folly or the most significant software upgrade of the 21st century. (Caveat emptor, users of version 1.0!) Just last month, biologists announced the discovery of mutations that accumulate in aging mitochondria, which are our cells' batteries; maybe someday they will learn how to keep our batteries from...