Inclusive or. Same as "and/or". This is different from xor, exclusive or. Takes precedence after and.
Good usage: "It could be the engine or the transmission that's malfunctioning."
Bad usage: "It could be the engine or the transmission that's malfunctioning, or both." (Contains redundancy)
Bad usage: "It could be the engine or the transmission that's malfunctioning, or both." (Contains redundancy)
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