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Sentences Mobile Sprewell was expected to sign the new deal as early as today. Barak and Arafat completed the new deal revising Wye last week. Kidd agreed to the new deal before training camp in August.
Meanwhile, defensemen Deron Quint and Jason Doig also signed new deals. They think Americans really want the New Deal to be dismantled.
Babacan did not give any details over the possible new deal. A few black producers have gotten new deals to develop pilots.
The new deal will begin next season and run through It later announced it had negotiated a new deal with CIBC. Blair declined to put a financial figure on the new deal. It's safer and more consistent.
Here's a final pair of examples: Call Squiggly if you are going to arrive on Friday. Call Squiggly whether or not you are going to arrive on Friday. The first sentence is conditional. Call Squiggly if you are going to arrive on Friday means Aardvark only needs to call if he is coming. The second sentence is not conditional. Call Squiggly whether or not you are going to arrive on Friday means Aardvark needs to call either way.
To sum up, use whether when you have two discrete choices or mean "regardless of whether," and use if for conditional sentences. Weather or Whether: What's the Difference?
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