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They chose the latter.

The latter was speechless; his cousin replied.

The latter drown in their self-made paradoxical logic.

The jury, an ancient institution, disagreed with the latter.

On the latter, there is room for improvement.

The latter was pioneering electronic filings as far back as 1990.

The anterior cingulate cortex was activated considerably more in the former than in the latter.

Without the latter nobody would buy anything, and without the former everybody would buy everything.

Since the latter half of1997, a great amount of foreign capital has been flowing into china.

To attack the latter is not to imply I am a terrible employee or horrid person.

The latter type PROM is also known as an EPROM because it can be erased by ultraviolet light and reused.

The fragrance of the latter may trigger feelings of happiness in an individual through its evocation of childhood.

So here the being monism is used to refute value dualism, understanding the latter as by definition positing being dualism.

If we judge by the latter criterion, then we are focusing on results, not on "procedural progress".

Executives also voted on humour levels in Ireland, Denmark, Sweden and Austria, with the latter pair barely raising a smirk.

Don't eat too many mustard seeds or more than a teaspoon of mustard powder; the former has a strong laxative effect, while the latter can induce vomiting.

The latter, mostly Russian-speaking ethnic minorities reside predominantly in the capital city (Tallinn) and the industrial urban areas in northeastern Estonia (Ida-Virumaa county).

The latter was often able to encroach on the royal power, if the king was weak or if he was engaged in a difficult war.

Shostakovich's second Piano Concerto features heavily in the latter half of your world tour. What do you find special about it?

In the latter, we should confine ourselves to propaganda, covert organizational work and the distribution of a certain amount of movable property.

As an example of the latter, imagine 4g-enabled helmets that can project a building infrastructure diagram onto a firefighter's visor to help them make their way through a smoke-filled building.

I think my interest in the latter started in fourth grade when I saw a photo of an angler fish (click at your own risk) for the first time — and subsequently had nightmares for weeks.

She added that Siberian shamans, or latter-day witch doctors, were also buried in this way but with richer funeral accessories to appropriate to their elevated position in society.

Now one could rightfully say that the 13.6% unemployment rate in the latter case corresponds to a healthier Labour market than the 10% unemployment rate in the former case.

The latter is not required, especially because it's a difficult value to gauge, but it does provide options for people who want to limit the printing of graphically intensive files.

He had already made a private attempt to persuade Tu Chu-chai to exert some pressure on his brother-in-law Wu Sun-fu "in the public interest," so that there would be at least some possibility of a rapprochement between the latter and Chao Po-tao.

But, much to the disappointment of the crowd, this latter business was broken off by the interposition of the town beadle, who had no idea of permitting the majesty of the law to be violated by such an abuse of one of its consecrated places.