Can either one be used. The distinction is whether there is effectively only one such strategy or instead there are “menu and options to meet the criterion” (“an).

Can either one be used. The distinction is whether there is effectively only one such strategy or instead there are “menu and options to meet the criterion” (“an).

Can either one be used. The distinction is whether there is effectively only one such strategy or instead there are “menu and options to meet the criterion” (“an).

Can either one be used. The distinction is whether there is effectively only one such strategy or instead there are “menu and options to meet the criterion” (“an).

Can either one be used. The distinction is whether there is effectively only one such strategy or instead there are “menu and options to meet the criterion” (“an).

Can either one be used. The distinction is whether there is effectively only one such strategy or instead there are “menu and options to meet the criterion” (“an).

Can either one be used. The distinction is whether there is effectively only one such strategy or instead there are “menu and options to meet the criterion” (“an).

Can either one be used. The distinction is whether there is effectively only one such strategy or instead there are “menu and options to meet the criterion” (“an).

Generally speaking, a bum rap is a false accusation of criminal behavior. “Rap” is an accusation (consider “rap sheet” still used on cop shows in the US) and “bum” in this sense means “bad” or “false”.

If your car is rear-ended, you have been “rapped” on the button and if “bum” means “buttocks”.

What is “tushman” a play on words too! “tush” is, I think Yiddish, for “buttocks”.

Generally speaking, a bum rap is a false accusation of criminal behavior. “Rap” is an accusation (consider “rap sheet” still used on cop shows in the US) and “bum” in this sense means “bad” or “false”.

If your car is rear-ended, you have been “rapped” on the button and if “bum” means “buttocks”.

What is “tushman” a play on words too! “tush” is, I think Yiddish, for “buttocks”.