Correct any errors in the following sentences.
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You’ll have to choose between a holiday or a new refrigerator.
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Not only was she kind, but also perceptive.
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He is either planning to take over the company or to destroy it.
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Two years ago, he was struggling with school and in a remedial reading program.
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Both your advice—and your insults—are unnecessary.
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An ideal balance in the labour market is one where there are neither shortages of labour, nor are there surpluses.
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He believed it was his duty to see to not only the welfare of his family but to also see to the salvation of their souls.
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I had an option to either quit nor continue.
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It has not succeeded in neither bringing land to the tiller nor in ensuring social justice.
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Neither keeping a storefront nor a work-at-home business afloat through a recession is easy.
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