Usage of "one of two"

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One of two usually roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided, or considered as divided.

Usage of one of two in English

Dr Hermansson said that tag could work in one of two ways. 
 Radio NZ 

The statue is one of two placed in Dublin a year ago. 
 The Irish Times 

Spreading a brood among several figs will have one of two consequences. 
 Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation 

For a deal to be agreed, one of two things must happen. 
 Reuters 

There are one of two areas, however, in which he can improve. 
 The Guardian 

The referendum is one of two taking place at the general election. 
 Radio NZ 

Frank Jackson made one of two free throws for a two-point lead. 
 Reuters 

Morgan Stanley, one of two international banks on the deal, declined comment. 
 Reuters 

The overriding narrative around the crisis can go one of two ways. 
 The Guardian 

It is one of two major changes proposed to the south's motorways. 
 BBC 

In effect, they were betting that one of two things would happen. 
 The Return of Depression Economics 

Whiteside remained in the game and made one of two free throws. 
 Reuters 

Poverty is one of two defining factors in recruitment to the military. 
 The Guardian 

Say it's January, and you're looking at buying one of two yearlings. 
 Wired 

And when that happened, the military usually did one of two things. 
 Sword of god 

The pond is one of two at the council's wastewater treatment plant. 
 Radio NZ 

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Meanings of one of two in English