Re: "either case" vs. "both cases" ?
Are you sure "case" is the best word?
Actually, "case" is not the word I'm really using. I was just trying to simplify the wording so that we could focus on the specific issue at hand. But simplifying does reduce context and clarity, so perhaps that wasn't the way to ask my question.
But I'm satisfied with the answer (use "both"), from *both* this list and the other one to which I posed the question (STC Lone Writers).
-Monique
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