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both ways
adjective
- another term for each way
- have it both waysusually with a negative to try to get the best of a situation, argument, etc, by chopping and changing between alternatives or opposites
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“You can’t have it both ways,” Levin said.
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Far-right Christians in politics certainly want to have it both ways.
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But European elites too often try to have it both ways with Russia; they are hopelessly addicted to Russian energy, and Germany above all was the leading proponent of the Vladimir Putin-empowering Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline.
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The disbelief he was in Los Angeles cut both ways, excitement for the new opportunity and shock that a trade could even happen.
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This could cut both ways: The breaded chicken strips atop the lo mein noodles tasted like, well, regular chicken tenders — totally average.
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