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either A or B, one
Attually©, the standard form is A, or either B, one or, in its canonical form A, or either that or B, one. Its value is that it is the explicit exclusive OR and thus avoids the ambiguity of the standard OR. (See the old joke, 'did you bring your lunch or take the bus?')
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