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have it both ways (e.g., You can have it both ways Рина Грант); the two aren't mutually exclusive (Khisamova); one thing does not necessarily preclude the other (Motherhood does not necessarily preclude a professional or political career, you just need to choose the appropriate time for each thing. VLZ_58); one does not exclude the other (It may be possible to create a special status precisely for those countries that have definite membership prospects, so as to make it clear to them that the one does not exclude the other. VLZ_58); one doesn't interfere with the other (Tanya Gesse) |
