The prospective nominee with the fewest ballots has those ballots redistributed to other piles based on voters' second choices, third choices, fourth choices and fifth choices as needed.
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So I guess only time will tell if the choices are healthy choices and loving choices or ill-advised.
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Can they give users relevant choices instead of maximum choices?
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These things that are choices are quickly becoming not choices.
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The choices you've made for me are just that, choices.
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Madison's personal choices are just that — deeply personal, singular choices.
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Individually rational choices don't necessarily add up to collectively rational choices.
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Sometimes they are little choices, and sometimes they are obvious choices.
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Finally, many so-called choices are not really choices at all.
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I could say I feel sad about the fact that we have to make choices in life and sometimes these choices preclude other choices.
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"Seems that all those choices, in retrospect, were great choices," Squire said.
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They are policy choices, decisions we've collectively made — perhaps not consciously or explicitly, certainly not choices that were debated transparently and democratically — but choices nonetheless.
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You are making the choices rather than the audience making the choices. Exactly.
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You make story choices and those choices impact the narrative in surprising ways.
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Voters will often make egregious choices, and sometimes those choices produce horrifying outcomes.
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And how can we use technology to help make healthy choices easy choices?
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The choices of developed-world citizens matter more than the choices of (say) Chinese citizens, and the choices of wealthy developed-world citizens matter most of all.
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All I gotta say is choices… I think he made a few bad choices.
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Third parties provide additional choices, however, it does not mean they are better choices.
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We make choices, but those choices are constrained by the structures we live under.
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The choices of the son are not always the best choices of the writer.
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And I think you make good choices and bad choices in terms of lifestyle.
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There are three categories -- Best Choices, Good Choices and Choices to Avoid, and while most types of seafood clearly fall in just one category, some classifications are species-specific.
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As in, not just a group of "the right" choices, but a group of choices.
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In Back to the Future, we make choices but in time, our choices make us.
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And I believe that the choices we have made so far are the right choices.
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Doctors' choices matter, of course, but a hospital can set rules that limit those choices.
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He knows why he's making the choices that he's making, and he's explaining those choices.
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"We have to make tough choices, and so far we're not making those tough choices."
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"We're campaigning for choices, and you can't judge women's choices by one case," she said.
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But how many detoxes are actually pushing healthier food choices instead of no food choices?
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But inevitably, we make choices, and slowly over time, the choices we have made, not the choices that we could make, are what, in the aggregate, decide who we are.
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Delgado's personal choices shouldn't be judged, and Democrats' who make similar choices shouldn't be judged either.
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If we let these children make all of their own choices, they would make bad choices.
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You know, we have options for our children, and parents have choices in making those choices.
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It's about having choices, and if you don't have the same choices, then it's about discrimination.
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If you make the right relationship choices, it's significantly easier to make the right money choices.
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I refuse to shame anyone for their choices, even if they aren't choices I would make.
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But over the course of our lives, political choices tend to come first, religious choices second.
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"This regulation gives consumers more choices, and consumers are better off with more choices," he said.
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Just as we have choices for delivering packages, we should have choices for delivering health care.
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"This regulation gives consumers more choices, and consumers are better off with more choices," he said.
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"We've eliminated choices to the point where you really only have college-ready choices," Wyborney said.
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These choices were not inspiring choices but data-based ones; the embodiment of Amazon's emotionless practicality.
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"We'll look at the choices you've made and match you with a mix of people, some of whom have made the same choices, some of whom have made different choices," Mehta says.
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With film, the director makes choices for you, but with VR the person is making the choices.
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As word choices and identity choices become more flexible, speakers can refer to someone without categorizing them.
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It does not empower consumers to make informed choices; it removes the ability to make informed choices.
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For example, rationality implies that more choices are better, but too many menu choices can paralyze diners.
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Companies that make choices like this ... like, I remember, Apple, when they made the App Store choices.
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We all make choices about food every day, and those choices are connected to our changing climate.
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If we take away those bad choices, we take the bad choices off the shelf and menus.
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And where seconds are concerned, console choices and even language choices are vital to shaving off precious time.
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If you don&apost reject 2 bad choices now, you won&apost get better choices in the future.
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Americans like choices, and Medicare Advantage offers multiple choices along with a minimum safety net level of coverage.
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"If you don't reject 2 bad choices now, you won't get better choices in the future," Sasse tweeted.
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Let's be honest, some of her choices — all of her romantic choices — haven't been the most well-adjusted.
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You have to make choices, and you have to claim those choices about how you want science to operate.
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Facebook's dominance is the result of specific product choices, and there are other products that would undo those choices.
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Political choices are ultimately emotional choices for 99 percent of us, and polls can't always gauge emotions very well.
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But even when these choices make sense to us, when they seem organic or natural, they are still choices.
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That the administration is so predictable in its terrible choices should not make those terrible choices any less troubling.
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Especially as a woman, your choices at work, your choices between work and family, you have to face them.
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Obama's beauty and fashion choices was trivial, but this was easy to say because she made the "right" choices.
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The rationality assumption has a specific meaning to economists: People can make choices, and those choices are mutually consistent.
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We must make choices in our life, good or bad, but making choices is the beginning of our freedom.
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To answer that requires thinking critically about departmental choices in particular neighborhoods, not just individual officers' choices in particular cases.
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You can start an entirely new game and make different choices, but there's no way to backtrack on earlier choices.
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These are both deliberate choices, and the more such choices are exposed and questioned, the better off users will be.
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Sometimes the choices that are in front of you are not great choices, but you do the best you can.
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Citing the rich diversity of the nation's higher education choices suggests that all choices are good substitutes for one another.
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Making healthy choices starts at the airportYou can start making these healthy choices before you even arrive at your destination.
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Many people made different choices since then, which is fine, but I didn't want to feel beholden to those choices.
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"When there are a finite amount of resources, choices you make come at the expense of other choices," Cooper said.
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Uncomfortable choices A lot of the choices we have to make to reverse course away from slow extinction are uncomfortable.
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Dr. Lisa Su: Yeah, the idea with technology is you have to make a set of choices three to five years in advance, and it is what design choices you make and what manufacturing choices you make.
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Values lead to choices, and that leads to a process, and that leads to outcomes, but often we start with choices.
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The game is designed to escalate, so that the more choices we make, the more choices immediately present themselves to us.
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Black voters are often described as "moderates," but Mr. Johnson said the voting choices are more nuanced than straightforward ideological choices.
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They need to assess risk, make choices, endure their mistakes — and from these, learn to make better choices, Ms. Chen said.
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When I let a desire for money rule my choices instead of just desire, my choices would drain me of energy.
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Making choices means you piss people off, making choices means you have to give up some things, they can't have everything.
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Be confident in their food choices and hopefully give them a better option to make better choices for their health and lifestyle.
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In video editing techniques, in DIY filmmaking, in music choices, in fashion choices, skate kids have always been just that much ahead.
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The FDA recommends 2-3 servings of the "best choices" per week and one serving of the "good choices" fish per week.
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Getting people to make the right choices isn't as simple as just, you know, waiting for them to make the right choices.
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In fact, draft choices and investment choices are actually pretty similar: You want to mix high-risk growth with low-risk assets.
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But she made terrible choices, and most of my life was spent trying not to be like her because of those choices.
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If they go talk to a therapist or deal with the conflict head-on, they often make different choices and better choices.
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"I believe feminism is grounded in supporting the choices of women even if we wouldn't make certain choices for ourselves," she writes.
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"I think about all those people making choices about my life before I could make choices for myself," he says to her.
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"Consumers want to make healthier choices, they want to make sustainable choices, but the product has to taste great," Bushnell told me.
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But, as Obama realized, choices can also exhaust us, so it's not clear whether the advantages of additional choices exceed the costs.
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In other words, we want to make the best choices the default choices because the products are delicious, price competitive, and convenient.
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"The difficult choices you make during a crisis aren't necessarily the same choices you make when times are good," Mr. Walder said.
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I kept reminding myself that this was the price of the choices I had made, and that I stood by those choices.
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I already had like a, 'Oh my god, I'm not the smartest there, their word choices were different word choices than my word choices,' and there was no one there to tell me, 'This is okay, this is not okay.
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You've got the obvious choices of Gmail or Microsoft Outlook, but there are several lesser known choices that might be worth a try.
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"I think a number of different choices can be made by Google and it is for Google to make these choices," she added.
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A character's clothing choices (however practical), their gestures, their entire presentation are all very deliberate design choices for a studio like Naughty Dog.
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When the choices made by nations, when the choices made by leaders, reflect this simple wisdom, then the lesson of Hiroshima is done.
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Customers would have more choices, but those choices would cost more, much like how the market evolved following the breakup of AT&T.
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There will be "a wide range of interior styling choices for the different models, achieved through several color and trim choices," Chevrolet said.
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"Every moment, every bar of music, you have choices to make and you have to be conscious of your choices," Mr. Leiser said.
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The loudest voice in the room making the choices for us, making the decisions, giving us these shitty choices we have right now.
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Each style has four precious metal choices (white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, and platinum) and three carat choices (1, 1.5, or 2).
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The voter's choices are stored in DREs via a memory cartridge, diskette or smart card and added to the choices of all other voters.
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Those choices offer unprecedented insight about what Netflix's subscribers want out of a story and what choices they most want to see characters take.
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You hear people say that we have no good choices this election when what they really mean is that we have no perfect choices.
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Gasoline prices influence fuel consumption primarily through consumer choices about fuel-economy when purchasing new vehicles and choices about the amount of discretionary driving.
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"These are choices the mayor and the police commissioner are making," Mr. Lancman added, "and they're making the wrong choices at the wrong moment."
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Then they can better recognize the moments they're about to make unhealthy choices, understand why, and stop before they go through with those choices.
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"I think we need to take responsibility for the choices we make and the choices we made this year included extended travel," he said.
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From my father's incarceration I learned that black people don't get to make wrong choices, that bad choices can get years taken from you.
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For everyone, life consists of making choices within constraints, and women's choices have long been particularly limited (as "Little Women" is currently reminding moviegoers).
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With their legislation, conservative lawmakers are removing parents' and kids' choices altogether, forcing their own political ideology on the medical choices of private citizens.
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Why blame individuals when consumerism is encouraged, when convenience is encouraged, when bad food choices come with a smaller price tag than healthy choices?
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Feeling guilty about your food choices causes you to make more poor food choices, and so it becomes a cyclical pattern, according to Alpert.
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Zacka's book is an on-the-ground look at the choices bureaucrats must make every day, and the moral environment that structures those choices.
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All these choices could have misfired, leaving the game feeling smaller, less dramatic, and with fewer choices than the series has been in years.
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Society is not simply an aggregate of millions or billions of individual choices but a complex, recursive dynamic in which choices are made within institutions and ideologies that change over time as these choices feed back into the structures that frame what we consider possible.
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The obvious and most direct approach to addressing the role of individual choices in climate change is to tax the consumptive choices of the wealthy.
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It boils down to making better choices across three things — set yourself up to be active, make good food choices and use time with purpose.
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She did it because she honestly needs more time, but don't doubt that she will make hard choices when she needs to make hard choices.
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In such an environment, the first step towards making more ethical choices is acknowledging how the deck has been stacked against making more ethical choices.
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For our next study, rather than trying to understand what drives individual route choices, we aimed to quantify how far those choices are from optimal.
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"Look at your current financial choices and decide whether or not those choices are moving your toward or away from your desired outcome," she says.
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"This is a market where entrepreneurs have lots of choices and they are making choices on the expertise of the individual partner," Kupor told TechCrunch.
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We keep talking about choices, but we don't talk nearly enough about the fact that choices are always made within a cultural and historical context.
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But Frank doesn't resent those choices because they resemble the choices he would have made; he looks at Claire and he sees shades of himself.
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It seems that when egalitarian welfare states give people more choices, many women take advantage of those choices by dropping out of the rat race.
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The three daughters each suffer from the decimation of the local male population, either making poor choices among them or having no choices at all.
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While Varoufakis's routine may have been among the more grating of bad choices, it possible that there were never any good choices on offer here.
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Women do make choices that affect the way we work and advance in science, but the institutional context in which we work affects those choices.
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Of course, your choices will be inherently different from each of our choices, and that's how your particular aesthetic will shine through to the solver.
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"Here's the bottom line: if you make the right choices in the game, you'll make the right choices in your life," the game's Steam page promises.
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"Life is making choices, Mr. Manafort, and living with the choices you make," Ellis said before he delivered Manafort's sentence on Thursday at a Virginia courthouse.
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The final thing I would say is what behavioral economics has taught us is people don't really need a lot of choices — they need meaningful choices.
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They're also engaging the constituency that elected him to make sure that people know the choices that he's making and to make their voices heard when those choices are aligned with our interests and also to make our voices heard when those choices are not aligned.
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Sartorial choices There is the ongoing discussion over a first lady's choices -- should she pay homage to the host country by wearing designs by a homegrown designer?
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They invite viewers to revel in the bad choices made by their protagonists, but also think those bad choices are the only interesting things about the characters.
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The simple answer is that great antihero dramas aren't just about the bad choices their characters make — they're about the good choices the characters don't make, too.
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These people aren't making their choices just because they're archetypal figures in ancient myths and this is what they've always done, but because those choices make sense.
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They also limit the choices of Democratic and Republican voters by forcing them to pick a party ballot and limiting their choices to candidates from one party.
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And while we should demand better choices from people like Bethany, we should also insist on better choices from our politicians; both are necessary to reduce poverty.
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Perhaps there are other approaches such as comprehensive front-of-package symbols to denote healthier choices or new technologies that will suggest better, more individualized healthy choices.
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I will vote NO on the nomination of Rex Tillerson, one of the worst choices Trump has made for his cabinet, and he's made many bad choices.
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He argues that to live well requires two things: We need to face our choices with clarity, and we need the power to make choices that matter.
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I've had ample opportunity to explore both my own gameplay choices and the choices of others in the videos I have been creating with the replay viewer.
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Avozee ranked the Kernorv Hanging Room Divider within its top five choices and HQreview, Top Best Pro Review, and AllTopTenReviews included it within their highest ten choices.
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The story is about the choices people made to either support or resist the Nazis, and those choices impacted a family and a country that did both.
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I would love you to articulate why you think it's important that these intentional choices be made, just like you're making intentional choices with the social network.
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"When you have power and need to make choices, those choices do reveal something about you," says Yuval Levin, editor of the conservative policy journal National Affairs.
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The problem, Ms. Zeisler fears, is that the revolution has become privatized: In her view, feminists today are all about the right to make individual choices — any choices, choices that may be wholly estranged from the original objectives of feminism, which once meant collective action to change whole systems.
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Adding to the uncertainty are three things: the fact that many respondents told pollsters their choices aren't set in stone, that second choices can be as (or more) important as first choices in Iowa, and that three key candidates — Sanders, Warren, and Klobuchar — haven't been able to campaign recently.
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" Lewinsky says she told Starr that "though I wish I had made different choices back then, I wish that you and your office had made different choices, too.
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Nijman says many of these choices, from the art style and dialogue to tasks you must complete, are meant to subvert popular game design choices we've seen before.
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" It's a game that requires you to "make hard choices" in order to get to one of "multiple endings that result from choices you make throughout the game.
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Fashion choices are a fascinating and complex amalgamation of heritage, values, and personality, and there is absolutely a place for fashion choices to be discussed, celebrated, and photographed.
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But not choices that were made for no reason — choices that were made because voters and policymakers were looking for solutions to the economic problems of the 1970s.
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These choices attempt to bring the viewer closer to the refugee's point of view, to elicit sympathy for the perilous choices they have no choice but to make.
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" It's a game that requires you to "make hard choices" in order to get to one of "multiple endings that result from choices you make throughout the game.
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Highly educated, well-connected men like Sullivan have the freedom to pursue a range of professional choices, but no one is free of the consequences of those choices.
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"I don't like the idea that women might be shamed into making choices, or feel shame for the choices that they make," she says in the above video.
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How should sacrifices be evaluated differently for adults (who make choices willingly and knowingly) compared to children, whose choices are restricted (based on the decisions of their parents)?
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Motherhood, parenthood, is a choice — like getting married, writing a book or choosing one city to call home — and like all those choices, it means forgoing other choices.
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That the alternative choices often have to be made against powerful social pressures does not mean that they cannot be made or that they are not valid choices.
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IAB consent #IABTCF (v1+v2) presents users and publishers with phoney choices about who receives data from them, but without the technical measures necessary to enforce their choices.
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"It's been a lot of me looking at the choices I've made over my life and it's been a lot of bad and poor behavioral choices," Spurlock said.
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With "Gemini Man," about an assassin and his much younger clone, the actor was forced to confront his career choices — and his director's view of his career choices.
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" Edwards added, "I mean, I certainly don't think those are the kind of choices that he would make now and he never made those kind of choices again.
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But there's a third thing about choices that's mostly been ignored, and that is that the choices we make are statements to the world about who we are.
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Those choices plagued his DCEU movies, while the choices made in David Ayer's Suicide Squad blended gritty, grimy action with Day-Glo colors, making for a confused visual experience.
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But actually, Claire's choices are repeatedly portrayed as the wrong ones, character flaws to be rectified by the right man — presumably Owen — while Ellie's are just that: her choices.
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Noomi is asked to make some choices about her allegiances and how she wants to exist in this world, and those choices play out in (sometimes unpredictable) varied ways.
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Tori walked down the aisle to Christina Perri's "A Thousand Years," which was a break from the family's conservative choices as they usually tend towards more traditional music choices.
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Some marketplaces could use more competition, but choices are way up, as evinced by the fact that millions of people who had zero choices before Obamacare are now insured.
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In a broken system that penalizes and criminalizes our most vulnerable citizens, it is always difficult to distinguish between victimhood and self-determination, between forced choices and bad choices.
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If you make the right relationship choices in terms of who you live, hang out and get romantically involved with, it's significantly easier to make the right money choices.
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The app will save your plot choices onto your profile, so potential Tinder hookups (or relationships, I guess) can match based on their gameplay and chat about their choices.
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The world of The Walking Dead is one where there are only hard choices, but the show seems unwilling to really, truly contemplate the hard choices the characters make.
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But this proliferation of choices, and the rise of "intentional" communities and discourses, also disguises hard facts about the actual availability, and efficacy, of choices in a woman's life.
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This is the standard instant-runoff scenario, where voters' first-place choices failed to garner the requisite amount of support so their second-place choices are now counted instead.
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If Facebook users make ugly choices in what to like and share, there is no one to blame; in fact, who are you to even call those choices ugly?
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"To make healthy choices, you've got to have healthy choices to make that are accessible and affordable," said Natasha Huey, a poet and project manager for The Bigger Picture.
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And -- surprise -- the choices may involve political gamesmanship.
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But they are important, nevertheless, because they offer frameworks for making the awful, tragic choices that define America's foreign policy — and for helping others predict the choices we will make.
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ANA NAVARRO, CNN COMMENTATOR: Look, you make choices in life, you&aposll make choices in life, and there is a cost to being an accomplice to this cruel, deceitful administration.
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Who gets to make these choices and should we as consumers, in my case, trust a very liberal area like Silicon Valley and those executives to make these choices fairly?
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The more often you make compassionate choices, the less likely it is that you'll make selfish choices in the future, even in the branches where you're having a bad day.
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Insurance premiums skyrocketed even as deductibles rose; consumer choices of insurance on state marketplaces have rapidly vanished; and for those with ACA coverage, doctor and hospital choices have narrowed dramatically.
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" Noting polls that suggest the Democratic electorate, at large, is satisfied with its presidential choices, Raad said, "The vast majority of Democrats are super happy with their choices right now.
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There are many instances in which doctors may feel that they themselves would make different choices, but that doesn't mean that the parents' choices aren't in a child's best interests.
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Type 1 are the mission-critical, high-impact choices that influence the larger strategy, while Type 2 are the lower stakes choices that can easily be reversed if need be.
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But it seems to me that the choices that are made are principally reflective of the writers whose essays are solicited, and of the choices you made in that solicitation.
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The New Health Care Some in Congress say financial incentives will lead to healthful choices, but having more choices can be problematic when so many Americans are busy and stressed.
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"The choices you make depend on the choices you have, and often in health care we forget to ask about the choices people have," said Dr. Robert L. Ferrer, the vice chairman of research in the department of family and community medicine at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio.
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They also wrote the book Poor Economics (2011) about the choices people make when they're poor, why those choices make sense, and how we can adjust policy to help address poverty.
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At the same time, clothing manufacturers did their best to anticipate those choices better than their competitors and to shape those choices in order to make them more predictable and profitable.
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Indeed, the Founders never intended to set up a system that continuously produced just two choices, and modern Americans recognize that it's almost always better to have more choices than fewer.
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If women are paid less than men, in this view, it's simply because they're bad negotiators, or they've made choices for different careers, as if choices are made in a vacuum.
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I make my choices to be positive and live a healthy lifestyle filled with Funko Pops, while they make their choices to berate others for decisions that don't impact their lives.
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Just as Rickover did, that visionary will need to work across organizational and institutional boundaries, accept responsibility for hard choices among possible options, and lead those choices across the finish line.
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If you want to argue for your own religious rights and individual choices, you have to be able to accept that others — inside and outside your community — will make different choices.
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If we truly value patient autonomy, we must accept patients' choices, whatever they may be, as long as the patients truly understand the risks, benefits and burdens associated with those choices.
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Those who fret about the idea that many Americans don't have access to diverse perspectives should scrutinize Americans' individual choices as well as the platforms on which those choices are made.
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The choices you make in the years after high school—and the choices that are made for you—are now more crucial than ever in shaping the trajectory of your life.
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This heterodoxy is appealing in certain situations, but when it comes to tough budget choices, he is eschewing the hard choices both parties have traditionally been at least willing to consider.
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I thought I heard echoes of Ayn Rand in there too: All choices are "free choices," with heroic individuals manfully clearing away whatever flimsy obstacles — gender, power, history — fetter our freedom.
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Price argued it should be the patient, while Democrats seemed to imply that without the federal government, patients would have limited choices, no choice, or would make poor choices for themselves.
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Different choices are made on different subjects, and it's not a coincidence that the choices made have tended to be systematically biased in favor of the priorities of Western economic elites.
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By comparison, smarter, cleaner energy choices -- wind, solar, etc.
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For them — for us — are these the only choices?
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Dogs visiting Rock & Brews have a variety of choices.
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Kim Callinan is chief program officer for Compassion & Choices.
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The choices are Trump — and four other Republican candidates.
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" Then a chart, with choices: "ears perst" or "runaway.
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We're told Noxon had two choices -- left or right.
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On Baseball HARTFORD — Life does not always give choices.
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As we know ... she also loves the casting choices.
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And a juiced ball is better, surely, than the sanctimonious and hypocritical drug policy of two decades past that vilified players for making choices—choices deleterious to their health, no less—that they had every incentive in the world to make, while the league profited handsomely off those choices and punished players for them simultaneously.
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Most people know the show as a parade of people who have made horrible choices and are willing to rehash those choices before a studio audience, and also get into fights onstage.
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Her family is also heavily present in the film, painting a somber picture of the impact of Dolezal's choices on them, and revealing the potential connection between her upbringing and these choices.
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We need to recognize that entertainment choices have consequences -- more of us need to change the channel and stop conflating our news and entertainment choices, thereby lessening the influence of talking heads.
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Of course North Korea involves difficult choices for China, as it does for the United States and others, but being a responsible member of the international community necessitates making such difficult choices.
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And the fact that our date was going to be based solely on choices we made together left me very aware of how we communicate and would make choices as a couple.
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"I will vote NO on the nomination of Rex Tillerson, one of the worst choices Trump has made for his cabinet, and he's made many bad choices," Sanders wrote in a tweet.
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Even though the series has nature itself and a monster roaming the ice, the most terrible choices are always made by people, and you always understand just why they make those choices.
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We imagine that we make choices as we sit in front of our computers, but the choices are, in fact, framed for us by algorithms that learn what will keep us online.
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When we have too many individual choices, or a few choices with too many options, we get tired and we stop choosing based on our values, our logic, and our best selves.
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I learned a lot about the habits and choices of the wealthy, from how they got rich in the first place to the choices that stand in the way of building wealth.
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As round two of counting begins, the ballots for all first-place choices receiving less than 1 percent of the vote total are once again considered, starting with the second-place choices.
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Although it's unsurprising that Netflix knows which choices each user made during its interactive film, Veale used the experiment to highlight that the streaming service never asks for permission to store your choices.
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"I was making choices without the ability to understand or without the experience to know what was in front of me, but in my mind I was making choices," Fox told The Cut.
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For example, if a candidate receives 10 percent more first choices than what was needed to win, then a tenth of each of his or her supporters' votes counts toward the next choices.
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" "In the months to come, the Trump administration is going to face some very hard choices — choices that are going to get harder with every day wasted in negotiations that will never work.
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I never thought I'd find myself commenting on the clothing choices of female political candidates (men have almost no choices to make) but in this case, Clinton's red top underscored her fiery presentation.
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But our complex normative social orders are less about ethical choices than they are about the coordination of billions of people making millions of choices on a daily basis about how to behave.
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It is important to keep in mind that technology is about choices and with the Fourth Industrial Revolution underway, it is necessary for humans to be clear about the choices they are making.
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I thought of all the choices she made to shield her son from violence and poverty, and how they filtered down through the generations, eventually conditioning the choices my dad made for me.
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One of the best choices is Samsung's Wireless Charger Duo.
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"Our choices now are between bad and terrible," Mora said.
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Presidential campaigns are about choices, differences, especially between the parties.
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You do not compel people to make the right choices.
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But the pair's similarities don't stop at their fashion choices.
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We made poor parenting choices by portraying ourselves this way.
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These choices aren't always easy, but in journalism, they're necessary.
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Only 257 percent viewed Obama's choices as average or poor.
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Her top choices are Columbia and the University of Chicago.
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Once you've done that you've run out of good choices.
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They're making choices; can I take my medication, or not.
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In part, it has to do with unwise policy choices.
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His life hacks were less hacks than poor life choices.
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GUTFELD: Dana, I disagree, you can only have two choices.
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Iowa currently plans to give voters up to five choices.
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Women politicians have long been scrutinized for their wardrobe choices.
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Mowafi argues that these subsidies help encourage unhealthy food choices.
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Jokes aside, putting down moms for their choices isn't cool.
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Someday soon you may want to evaluate your career choices.
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I definitely make really specific choices now more than ever.
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But again, this is not so much about individual choices.
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She offered five different choices and asked for honest opinions.
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What energy choices would you make if you were able?
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And we do not know the rationale for those choices.
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We're fortunate in we don't have to make those choices.
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The answer is easily found by scrutinizing his cabinet choices.
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The choices he makes, the dreams he hangs on to.
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Kate Middleton is normally known for her own style choices.
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Cohn said the rule ended up "highly limiting" consumers' choices.
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"It goes back to having choices for patients," Pottage said.
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And you can trust my choices: I'm a Virgo rising.
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Let's take the first part: Do we need more choices?
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None. We have choices, and we want information and convenience.
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Well, I think the-, the choices are actually pretty open.
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Kim Kardashian's fashion choices are a constant subject of fascination.
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I've always loved Keira Knightley and watched her fashion choices.
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The minor choices we make are a kind of vote.
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In addition, consumers are now looking for more healthy choices.
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Barr is now taking aim at several of Mueller's choices.
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Travel with healthy snack choices to curb cravings for junk.
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Each menu should present a series of mutually exclusive choices.
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But again, The Korean Zombie has plenty of other choices.
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A lot of it has to do with plot choices.
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Second, customers have the right to make their own choices.
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Under the tangential hashtag #BubblyForBrett, people posted their alternative choices.
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Filmmakers often define their movies by making distinctive visual choices.
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None of the characters, kids or parents, makes rational choices.
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Most QD games hinge on alternative storylines and moral choices.
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But in a democracy, leaders have to make hard choices.
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These choices are made for us at the structural level.
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In the first round, voters' first choices are all tallied.
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A person must answer for his choices alone, she said.
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The underwhelming gameplay is confounded by some baffling design choices.
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You're one of the best choices any Republican could make.
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Melania Trump's clothing choices are stirring up controversy once again.
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In May, Instagram paired music choices for stories through Spotify.
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And some of this will depend on public policy choices.
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Most of my choices were sentimental: her jewelry, of course.
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So far, Mr Trump's choices have been within the mainstream.
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You cannot by your choices attack their lives and habitats.
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That gives a deeply hurt expectant parent two choices: 1.
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Nor is it a standard NHS Choices content syndication contract.
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And I have become much more aware of my choices.
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"We have two choices," said Mayor Eric Garcetti in July.
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White people have so many networks and so many choices.
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America is about choices, including those to live certain lifestyles.
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Recently, the National shouted out Porowski's wardrobe choices on Twitter.
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Choices about where to hang it, however, are anything but.
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And Portman is not alone in her daring style choices.
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Its endless barrage of bewildering choices save it from sucking.
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Koh added heirs from previous generations had limited career choices.
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And the moral implications of many of the game's choices?
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The group's songs were also popular choices for Seoul Pride.
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Female senators had two choices: skirts or dresses, no exceptions.
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That's hardly a sound basis for wise foreign policy choices.
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Kate's summer has already been full of impeccable style choices.
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A lot of characters have really tough choices to make.
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"Those are the choices we have to make," Mays said.
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Juno was also a lot more than its dialogue choices.
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But you don't foreground the social issues of his choices.
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In practice, deportation is tricky and choices must be made.
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In isolation, none of these choices is a character problem.
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The options will also include organic choices from local farms.
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Well, some of those sweets are smarter choices than others.
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The grid layout comes with default choices, but is customizable.
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You can't argue that Murphy didn't pick his choices wisely.
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Could the same also be said for his fashion choices?
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That makes it look like maybe you've made wrong choices.
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Wearing Colorful Clothing I take my fashion choices very seriously.
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"Hopefully we'll have an array of choices at the supermarket."
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Arts, engineering, and medicine are the most popular major choices.
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The app's Experience choices are often outsized and bleakly funny.
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Life insurance can encourage healthier lifestyle choices with financial incentives.
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I should have made other life choices, like living abroad.
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Chances are, those mentions also apply to women's hair choices.
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I consider making good choices, but the cozy bed wins.
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I have made positive food choices and love to exercise.
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" He went on to add, "America has two distinct choices.
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If you're not drinking, you're probably making better food choices.
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They are dealing with serious policy choices, not dull administration.
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It goes into effect January 1, according to Compassion & Choices.
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Meanwhile, he continued collaborating across genres, often making surprising choices.
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I don't care about their lives and their personal choices.
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Choices about transport and pricing are inescapably political in nature.
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How do you juxtapose that against really difficult moral choices?
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These may reflect accumulated knowledge about some choices' unintended consequences.
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Within this paradigm, purchasing choices cross over with ethical ones.
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Others are happy with the choices on top of Nye.
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Your choices destroyed not just my family, but also yours.
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But Democrats could also be forced to make tough choices.
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Let your emotions guide you to make the right choices.
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There's a smorgasbord of choices in all colors and sizes.
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To avoid confusion, Filipov says, the bot confirms choices frequently.
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The app doesn't offer a lot of choices beyond that.
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What do you think of Kate's style choices in India?
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Continental is making specific choices on what exactly it pursues.
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Policy choices will determine whether that pressure rises, or dissipates.
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We know you don't like your choices, people, but really?
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Yet, the public poisons itself daily with bad food choices.
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Refusing to confront tough, inevitable political choices is simply irresponsible.
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That Paltrow is a prima donna about her dining choices.
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Hickey's draft choices and other acquisitions have been generally unsuccessful.
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Our brand isn't about delivering endless choices and fast fashion.
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You'll question your choices like you do every March 17.
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Those are choices you will have to decide for yourself.
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When it comes to buying a TV — so many choices!
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The star system I'm currently in is full of choices.
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You may also make new choices others would not make.
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Investors are using that regional divide to guide their choices.
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The style choices I make are made for me alone.
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But, indeed, students have few choices to make at Arrupe.
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Sooner rather than later it should confront tough strategic choices.
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It could also influence the choices we make as consumers.
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But having too many choices isn't always a good thing.
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In particular, I found some of the casting choices problematic.
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You have more information about your choices than ever before.
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Go for one of those choices that will fulfill you.
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"All the choices with North Korea are bad," Chinoy said.
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From the U.S. point of view, what are the choices?
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Their choices reveal the yin and yang of their friendship.
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Of course, much of this depends on your career choices.
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Medicare for All wouldn't merely restrict choices, as ObamaCare does.
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We were tallying up all their sins, all their choices.
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But the raw numbers obscure the cruelty of the choices.
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Those choices have become a key theme in Rotunno's defense.
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Plugging leaks, better crop choices and proper pricing can help.
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" He was also "very critical of the Obama administration's choices.
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Khan said he was making difficult choices to cut pollution.
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Sometimes, the musical choices in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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Sunday night was an evening filled with surprising fashion choices.
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But her choices made me question our criteria for success.
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So, the choices are limited and the stakes are high.
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ObamaCare is failing, premiums are rising and choices are dwindling.
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It's just that those choices make it unlovable for me.
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Although Hamilton had two choices, in 2016 they have three.
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YR: A lot of choices had to do with duration.
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"I think he doesn't have a lot of choices," Rep.
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And there should be choices of each kind of plan.
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I don't want to fund their bad choices in life.
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People have feelings over Beyoncé and Ed Sheeran's outfit choices.
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Multiple reports peg three federal judges as the top choices.
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In many areas, consumers have few choices of broadband providers.
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That's not to say that these were all bad choices.
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"The environment created determines the choices individuals make," he said.
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Until such reforms take place, small banks have few choices.
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Freddy makes choices that matter; he gets what he wants.
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Some of the visibility issues were probably conscious design choices.
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Help us to make free choices about our own bodies.
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Obamacare is failing, premiums are rising and choices are dwindling.
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The SPD and CSU will announce their cabinet choices later.
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We asked Simmons about his stylistic choices with each film.
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Samsung has made several smart choices with the S Pen.
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Choices and their rippling effects are integrated more organically now.
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LG: Yeah, there are a lot of choices out there.
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How did the idea of secrets affect your shot choices?
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Days for jazz, statistics, teachers and yoga are peculiar choices.
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At the left, some of your mobile app setting choices.
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The #RoyalWedding22 guests did not disappoint with their outfit choices.
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"Zero rating profoundly affects internet users' choices," the letter argues.
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You have choices when it comes to cheese preference too.
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All of these choices are deeply personal, and deeply held.
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It has two choices: does it expand vertically or horizontally?
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The gains of discovering countless new reading choices are clear.
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Hopper that resulted in his recent and current life choices.
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Gold and polyethylene glycol are both popular choices for nanoparticles.
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Cotillard's wardrobe choices at Cannes have been anything but traditional.
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"We need to expand our options and choices," Bozzella said.
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Rather, it is a result of human errors and choices.
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Once she's made her choices it's time to pay up.
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Every consumer should have affordable choices in a competitive marketplace.
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Would history, or the Senate, make the same choices today?
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In the end, migration will be governed by political choices.
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Now, immigrants like Maria will face even more impossible choices.
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They were created because they had no choices at all.
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They didn't get into this situation because of their choices.
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And these formats give directors and cinematographers more choices too.
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Three choices: Maison Dupuy, Le Pavillon and Windsor Court Hotel.
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Not everyone has enough disposable income to make these choices.
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"I ask them about friends, school, career choices," he said.
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We need to be reminding kids to make good choices.
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But that doesn't mean voters will be making easy choices.
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They have good jobs and plenty of choices in life.
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The singer's recent style choices have been equally on point.
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It's all about breaking barriers, making choices and moving forward.
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I'm confident that the story can explain these creative choices.
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Could I trust her choices if I were somehow incapacitated?
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With a few deft choices, however, Esmail upends that expectation.
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What words, phrases or stylistic choices help develop this tone?
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Human beings, in general, don't always make the best choices.
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Increasingly, Americans seeking affordable health insurance choices face a monopoly.
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"I love how few choices I have now," he says.
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The NFL is making weird choices about what to do.
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And their choices of what to put onstage weren't random.
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Individual choices are abstracted into numbers or modeled as graphs.
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His cabinet choices will be closely watched by lithium producers.
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There were so many appealing choices, and too little time.
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Stephanie Zacharek, Time Cooper makes some smart plot choices, too.
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Time and again, nationalists make choices that cause themselves harm.
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As a result we are forced to make difficult choices.
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As people, we evolve, and so do our fashion choices.
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Yet their choices of holiday destinations have changed over time.
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Other choices were alleged by some parties to be corrupt.
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There were a lot more choices on this train too.
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My choices of the past do not define me today.
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Handsome choices, and mostly reasonably priced, but hardly game changers.
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All of these policy choices and more are very real.
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Choices can be narrowed by gender, age, race and ethnicity.
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Will it affect the choices I make on his behalf?
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Forget personal choices to forgo higher education and additional training.
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It's possible that these choices reflect Americans' attitudes toward education.
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Individual businesses inside of that will make their own choices.
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" But, Mr. Ryan said, "democracy is a series of choices.
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Mr. Warren said his first choices are Guam and Hawaii.
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Winners and losers Tax legislation is always about difficult choices.
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Daughtry said women entering politics would face some tough choices.
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Traditionally, travelers had only two choices, first class or coach.
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Some of Fox News's programming choices, however, came under fire.
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Yet Harvey urged investors to be deliberate with their choices.
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But the production choices of each convention echoed its themes.
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Portman said Gingrich, Pence and Christie would be good choices.
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Some choices you made, while others were made for you.
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For Abby, transitioning medically was accompanied by some sorrowful choices.
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Between these two stark choices lie a range of options.
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And Costco's quinoa options allow shoppers to make healthier choices
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In these difficult times, we must reject these false choices.
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What's not to like about free data and competitive choices?
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I don't think the hard choices have been discussed enough.
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"In the end, I was out of choices," he said.
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Importantly, the standard limited the appliance choices available to consumers.
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You made such specific choices in your portrayal of Holtzmann.
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A plan summary will also describe the investment choices available.
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Bella Hadid is no stranger to making daring fashion choices.
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If she's on Android, you have a lot more choices.
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The EU needs to make hard choices regarding its future.
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Strong competition creates choices and better prices and benefits everyone.
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The choices were those of an author, not a reporter.
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They suggest using the technique with more healthful menu choices.
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But all those choices can breed untold headaches and heartbreak.
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You have so many choices these days – find something comfortable.
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I don't love the choices they made with Catelyn Stark.
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There are no easy choices; all are fraught with risk.
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Nigerians thus go into the presidential elections with difficult choices.
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There are more choices, and a furiously evolving career landscape.
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Instead, I think it's about balancing and making smart choices.
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Here was another one of those impossible choices of poverty.
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But they were only bad choices because they didn't work.
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I build on this and give room for unexpected choices.
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They include choices like: These decisions will have big consequences.
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Expanding method choices is a real priority for our office.
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In your 20s, 30s, and 40s, you have different choices.
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We can make our own choices and live with them.
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Point is, there are a lot of choices out there.
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These kinds of routine choices are made in an instant.
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They answer, and you're given three choices to respond with.
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She learned that those choices were often prompted by emotions.
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Maybe it's that certain choices simply make the most sense.
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I haven't always been a fan of Marvel's editorial choices.
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I end up with something based on my material choices.
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We are raising our daughter to make her own choices.
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Yeah. The bartender is pondering his life choices right then.
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Broader choices and more competition will lower health care costs.
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Totally. Let's talk about your choices with the album art.
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Unbound hammers this home by presenting players with false choices.
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But accurate data on these choices are difficult to obtain.
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Yes. Pick your choices: Equities, bitcoin and the art world.
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I focused on building my business and making good choices.
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If we want to retain women, we have two choices.
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"Research LBS (and your other school choices) well," recommended Simpson.
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"Elections are very often about very unpleasant choices," he said.
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We are insufficiently prepared for making some of those choices.
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The availability of choices is known to decrease our happiness.
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The Trump administration took shape as more cabinet choices emerged.
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Loire reds are fine choices, as are mencías from Spain.
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Even journalists live with the consequences of our political choices.
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The Choices Women's Medical Center sits just outside his district.
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It is about choices, we can never get it all.
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I insisted to be myself and go after my choices.
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We adjust our bodies with shapewear and strategic clothing choices.
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She isn't happy that she has to make these choices.
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But around the country it means fewer choices for consumers.
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The Trump administration now has to weigh some tough choices.
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Mute allydom or rageaholic counterfeminism — those are the intellectual choices.
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It seems to me that women are making different choices.
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And those choices may be healthier for all of us.
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The choices pitted employees with dependents against those without kids.
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Rising sea levels are forcing Kiribati to make difficult choices.
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It sent U.S. economists to influence choices by governments abroad.
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He is expected to set out choices facing British lawmakers.
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JL: Yeah, Elizabeth Warren, Deval Patrick, those are my choices.
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Individually, not one of these choices qualifies as a disaster.
|
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What motivated those choices you made for the visual style?
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Now, companies are helping to make the choices for us.
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The author may make different choices and that's O.K. too.
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O.J. Perhaps most intriguing are the season's early casting choices.
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Our food choices are a major driver of these changes.
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There are also subtle choices that are harder to see.
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For similarly trivial choices, you don't even need another human.
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But sometimes I wonder if my choices will damage them.
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They refuse to be belittled for their choices any longer.
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To the Editor: I have two top choices for president.
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The biggest difference is that there's just way more choices.
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BMB: There are choices in front of us every day.
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People made choices based on opportunities and profit and innovation.
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But Shannon may soon have to make some difficult choices.
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May's deal is due, in part, to her own choices.
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By contrast, economic misfortune and poor choices have hobbled Birmingham.
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In the welterweight division alone, he'd have several fantastic choices.
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These are difficult and contentious choices, and they need time.
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That said, some of Enger's stylistic choices come with consequences.
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How do you see the ethical choices around herd immunity?
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But his food choices do say something about the man.
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Political bodies change, leadership changes, people can make better choices.
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"People will judge each other for their choices," he said.
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I am certain this is because of my footwear choices.
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Think about those average people who paid for his choices.
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Democratic societies are the result of choices that voters make.
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If both choices stink, we reject them and go bigger.
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We can start saving right away for other life choices.
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"See Tom, both choices were wrong," he wrote on Nov.
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Her clothing choices on Thursday were far less controversial: Mrs.
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Ms. Silverstone's lifestyle choices have occasionally generated news, sometimes mocking.
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From that perspective the nature of our choices changes significantly.
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My choices boiled down to an Acura and an Infiniti.
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We hope that it will help countries make other choices.
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Socially distancing at home means our fashion choices have changed.
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In small groups or pairs, have them debate their choices.
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The mystery began from the very choices the thieves made.
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Caring Choices is also seeking monetary donations for its operations.
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If the standards were different, different choices would be made.
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They should have the opportunity to live out their choices.
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JOST: And television obviously has more choices than ever before.
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Remaining cool, calm, collected allows us to make strategic choices.
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There are often more choices at a butcher shop, too.
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Opponents cast the restrictions as governmental overreach into personal choices.
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Whatever happens, whatever choices are made, they're up to him.
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Under this system, voters could rank their choices for candidates.
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For people starting their career, the choices are more pressing.
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Billie Eilish pushed boundaries with her fashion choices in 2019.
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Here's a guide to smarter choices in fabrics and clothing.
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We should be cheering mothers on, and acknowledging their choices.
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If they were better informed, would they make different choices?
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And they will soon be offered a wealth of choices.
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At a bare minimum, the policy choices ahead are difficult.
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Kitty's dance moves and song choices suggest she is younger.
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We're responding to stimuli and we think we're making choices.
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Dybala says he does not regret any of his choices.
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This is America, after all: You are exposed to choices.
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But the reality is that we aren't making those choices.
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My depression springs from my biology, my biography, my choices.
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That means lively acidity and freshness, which leaves many choices.
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It will require tough choices, and it will require sacrifice.
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These two candidates are not good choices for this country.
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The church can and must help thwart such deleterious choices.
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But they can support the choices with effective, beneficial policies.
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Location choices should be for the industry to make themselves.
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More impressively, Kuri will learn from the choices you make.
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Consider all the choices you make when you buy clothes.
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"Its limitless in the choices you can make," he said.
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I think we are looking at some hard choices ahead.
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Compared with the preceding courses, dessert choices are more limited.
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Philosophers have noted that our choices determine who we are.
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Frugal Traveler Ever feel hemmed in by your airport choices?
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Patients across the country face higher costs and less choices.
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Even going to work and paying your bills are choices.
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My choices of the past do not define me today.
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But now it seems that there are few appealing choices.
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It "also drives me to make strong choices," she added.
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Critics had some thoughts — namely, regarding Portman's, uh, wardrobe choices.
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And the choices, from Wonder to artisan, are practically limitless.
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They seek a theological sanction for secular foreign policy choices.
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The speech didn't really take on those kinds of choices.
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The two main contenders had offered Israelis starkly different choices.
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There are a handful of pasta choices, with occasional specials.
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The two main contenders had offered Israelis starkly different choices.
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There are a handful of pasta choices, with occasional specials.
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That's because Buffett doesn't let headlines affect his investment choices.
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Now, I know my choices might look different than yours.
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"It's truly about outlining spending priorities and making smart choices."
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In the long run, the Democratic Party faces two choices.
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But users do not have to simply accept these choices.
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The Trump administration, in calibrating strikes, faced two bad choices.
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This is a situation where there are no good choices.
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But they're in consultation with Mr. Trump on these choices.
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Experiences, personality types, outfits, and choices exist across the spectrum.
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"We each make choices for our own reasons," he said.
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Pacific cod and wild Alaskan pollock are two sustainable choices.
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They face stagnant wages, growing debt, and difficult financial choices.
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Those choices often include marrying later and having fewer children.
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Even in fashion and home décor — my choices mimicked hers.
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Democratic voters remain happy with the existing choices, one might
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Before November, the GOP might modulate each of these choices.
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But the reasons behind their choices are not always transparent.
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The choices for the American people could not be starker.
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Compassion & Choices has federal policy solutions to achieve this transformation.
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CNBC has assembled a brief guide to the hottest choices.
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So "Classic case of making life choices?" works for me.
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Further personalization comes through choices of straps, lugs and buckles.
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Make sure you're making key choices for the right reasons.
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Weiner's life choices are the butterfly effect of the 2010s.
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There's not a lot of agonizing over choices with Viola.
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After that, the Senate will have two choices, McConnell outlined.
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Read more about this year's wild phone design choices here.
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When it makes sense to do so, offer two choices.
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To maximize our workforce, we need to create more choices.
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That allowed me to make some really specific visual choices.
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Celebrities went all out with their fashion choices this year.
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Those choices are made to subvert expectations of the suit.
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I cleared up their misconceptions about me and my choices.
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"She loves to experiment," Ms. Singer said of their choices.
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Even with many more media choices, people continue to watch.
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Their choices can then unlock potential matches in the app.
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Rapp doesn't credit anyone in particular for his lifestyle choices.
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Having too many choices isn't always a good thing, though.
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"Floyd's choices have been irreproachable," I said, and Floyd laughed.
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Johnson's Brexit choices therefore remain much the same as before.
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"Both Moscow and Beijing have choices to make," he said.
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Choices abound, and we're adding new ones almost every day.
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Those individual choices should keep them out of the Hall.
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In 2013, it added milk or juice as beverage choices.
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It's just hard, and might require making some unconventional choices.
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Many female officers recalled making similar choices over their careers.
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Most interviewees profess ignorance, discussing their choices in aesthetic terms.
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Why aren't Americans being more daring with their grain choices?
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When black boys become teenagers, their parents face hard choices.
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Mr. Byford stressed that real progress would require hard choices.
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We learned that animals may make choices based on aesthetics.
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The length varies depending on what choices the viewer makes.
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Trainers suggest choices for what to do as a bystander.
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The resulting stress impairs the ability to make good choices.
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I'd tell myself to never regret the choices I make.
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" He went on, "You don't have a lot of choices.
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His nonsense narratives and hyperactive editing are consistent stylistic choices.
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In front of him lay two choices, Canada and Belgium.
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Ordinary citizens are as a result of the regime's choices.
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Is the shape of an object what determines Robinson's choices?
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And then you're going to have to make hard choices.
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In particular, the show's music choices are scattered but striking.
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In the end, though, those are Trump's choices to make.
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Unsurprisingly these choices have had positive repercussions within the band.
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His personnel choices line up with his words on Russia.
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As they understand it, that leaves them with three choices.
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With new information, there's always the possibility of new choices.
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If Westbrook turns that down, the Thunder have two choices.
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We are the choices we make — and Ryan made his.
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All of Selina's terrible choices, in the end, had consequences.
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But I think what happens, at least first of all from an individual self-care standpoint, all the choices that we can make around everyday life choices that can have a very big impact.
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"I think Beatrice has a good eye; she's been wearing some fabulous pieces over the last few years — she makes daring choices, whereas I think Eugenie is a little more refined in her choices."
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But simplicity also imposes boundaries; it means that someone else has already made choices for you, and it's time to start realizing that not everyone wants to make the same choices all the time.
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Now Apple fans have more choices than ever — a 63-inch display, a 4.7-inch one, or 5.5-inch one — and will have to take into account all the side effects those choices have.
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Now Apple fans have more choices than ever — a 4-inch display, a 4.7-inch one, or 5.5-inch one — and will have to take into account all the side effects those choices have.
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Are these platforms inherently problematic that you cannot ... Unless you really start to make choices and value choices of what goes on your platform, or is it something you all think you can solve?
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That dissatisfaction is higher among Republican voters than Democrats, 59% say they are dissatisfied with their choices compared with 8943% of Democrats, but independents are least happy with their choices, 67% say they're dissatisfied.
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This process can also help in redefining the sort of qualifications and credibility that are often subconsciously shaping managers' choices for potential candidates for hire or promotion, and sometimes biasing those choices toward men.
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While it has much fewer investment choices than Robinhood, it helps you understand your choices better by giving them names like "social media mania" and "roll with Buffett" and then explaining what that means.
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We aren't engaged in any new military catastrophes, the economy held up, and the many, many bad policy choices he's made are largely banal Republican Party policy choices rather than wild Trump-specific disasters.
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I no longer have to make reproductive choices, but I'm pretty sure women who do have to face these choices don't feel that life is the same under Donald Trump as under Barack Obama.
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At the center of the thinking among the four groups are some identifiable themes: Markets are structured by choices and by power, whether in public or private hands, and policy choices make a difference.
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Pragmatic choices like this one, or like the decision his grandparents made when their sons were conscripted, recur in his fiction—situations that present equally unconscionable choices on either side of a moral fulcrum.
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But the simple fact of the matter is that the Best Picture nominees lineup is ultimately just a bunch of first-place choices — and likely a handful of second-place choices — from Academy members.
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Experts have blamed ever-more-destructive wildfires on a number of factors, but much of the blame belongs with land-use and construction choices -- choices that still look to the past rather than the future.
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Garfield adds the kind of actorly choices for which he probably won the Tony — various honks and squeaks that pass for character, unmistakably gay, and, therefore constitute choices I imagine we are meant to respect.
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I keep making choices about who is in my party, what my character can do, and what kind of village I'll rule but I'm still not sure where any of those choices are pointing me.
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People shopping for plans in the exchanges will be left with fewer insurer choices but also, probably, fewer choices of doctors and hospitals because the companies that remain will most likely offer sharply narrow networks.
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Top a salad of tomatoes, onions, carrots, and kale with the berry vinaigrette, and you'll feel rejuvenated, even if your past couple of days were filled with poor food choices—and possibly other poor choices.
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If drafted correctly, a modern OTC Monograph system can create a surge of innovation that will increase the choices available to consumers, protect the choices they already have and continue to allow transparent price competition.
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While this misalignment in candidate choices between Dawson and Booker is certainly interesting, they're not the first or only couple to have heat and passion in their relationship and a wedge between their political choices.
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NT: When you think back at how you set up Facebook, are there things, choices, directional choices, you wish you had done a little differently that would have prevented us from being in this situation?
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"President Trump's two stellar choices for the high court, in addition to well over a hundred other choices for the federal bench, are proof of the type of solid judges he will select," he added.
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My hope is that over time, it won't be extraordinary for women in leadership everywhere to be making choices, whether it's to have children or not have children, but to make choices that suit them.
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People are now making interactive stories that can move you, that can make you reflect on your own choices, because they make you make the kinds of choices that a hero really has to make.
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Just as there are too many confusing, often redundant choices on the breakfast cereal shelves at the grocery store, there are too many duplicative and puzzling choices in the Apple and Google Play app stores.
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In it, a woman in her 30s despairs over her life choices to a therapist, who turns out to have the ability to send her back in time to revisit and even change those choices.
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By one account these were myopic choices that caused IBM's decline.
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Parties define clear choices and help organize people's participation in democracy.
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But she hasn't always been so confident about her outfit choices.
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Though intuitive, this way of looking at the choices is mistaken.
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Turns out you run out of reasonable movie choices pretty fast.
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The choices she makes are so unusual, and she elevates everything.
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Juul is not the only one with hard choices to make.
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This audio emphasizes the importance or meaninglessness of a player's choices.
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There are some obvious choices when loading up a new phone.
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I trust Elise Fisher's choices more than my own — so, yes.
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And it's not for me to judge any choices he made.
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And this affects the choices I make every day in prison.
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Unsurprisingly, dark lipsticks and nail colors are also popular winter choices.
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We acknowledge that Comey faced difficult choices in late October 2016.
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Needless to say, Zendaya's style choices have a lot of influence.
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Harwood: Part of choices and freedom is people have different options.
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Make good food choices Life on the road can be indulgent.
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For everyone else, including me, there are better choices out there.
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The only downside of having so many choices at your fingertips?
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At this point, Rachel is clearly one of the best choices.
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"Our future will be shaped by data governance choices," Delacroix said.
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As a result, grocers are being forced to reevaluate packaging choices.
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"I don't know how many choices I was offered," he said.
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But it can be difficult wading through the sea of choices.
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"There are going to be some hard choices made," she said.
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So sniff away at Vogue's top choices for the holiday season.
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"The point is, I am now an educated woman with choices."
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Now, though -- these choices -- people at State see this as terrible.
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Here are some possible -- fictional -- choices for a cabinet of superstars.
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Looking back, it was one of the best choices I made.
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There are simply way better choices out there for both men.
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It also changed the choices she made in her personal life.
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"I just try to stay positive and make the right choices."
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The YouTube Music websiteScreenshot: YouTube (Google)YouTube made other poor choices.
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Sherlock's Moriarty, Daredevil's Fisk, and Jessica Jones' Kilgrave are obvious choices.
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He treated everyone with dignity, no matter their choices or circumstances.
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That there are so many choices that we sort ourselves perfectly?
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Women seem to be continually defending their clothing choices right now.
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I think better choices need to be made across the board.
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And she says she has few regrets about her career choices.
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In addition to more transit and more mobility choices for people.
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He listed his top choices as Klobuchar, Harris, Warren and Sanders.
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If you disagree with some of our choices, let us know!
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Now, the airline's cookie choices have sparked Twitter's rage yet again.
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What choices have I made that led me to this moment?
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Facebook says that it "respects people's existing choices" on face recognition.
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Anything with two choices you can pick from is a bit.
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That my look, my choices, my sound, that it wouldn't work.
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Charles and Camilla have varied their card choices over the years.
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Scout aims to help customers narrow down their choices more quickly.
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My parents didn't agree with my choices, especially to leave school.
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So Facebook makes its own choices about what should be read.
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They're DirecTV or they're cable because there's so many choices globally.
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Blais also switched up his diet and added more healthy choices.
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That's a liability for three potential VP choices: Warren and Sen.
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I mean, it's a nice idea, but I made terrible choices.
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There are some choices Baumann makes that I didn't agree with.
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Congratulations, you have probably made better life choices than I have.
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If you're a TDI owner, you've got a couple of choices.
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As such, his choices, when strategically placed together, pack a wallop.
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And those choices need to be informed by 21st century realities.
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This year, they'll have a few more choices of animatronic pets.
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Would you make better choices if your life was being documented?
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When personalizing the high-fat diet, be careful with your choices.
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Your color, storage capacity, and shipping choices will vary by stores.
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But those choices do not negate the reality of other women.
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Occasionally, people wrote mean things about her baby name choices, too.
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It believes in the management, which will make its own choices.
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"Harry Potter" and "Stranger Things" are just two of the choices.
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There are a few obvious choices – President Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein.
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Now Manafort's fashion choices are the subject of ridicule on Twitter.
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Finish choices include antique white, cherry, dark cherry, and aged wood.
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Military officials presented the choices Thursday, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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All will have their choices shaped by local conditions and limitations.
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The bicycle increased young people's choices immeasurably; so did city life.
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But these incentives are blunted when consumers cannot make informed choices.
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"Regardless of their body 'choices,' repercussions will follow," Dr. Mann says.
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It might be insecurity or vulnerability about their own parenting choices.
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This is one of the best choices we can give them.
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I'm hoping my choices allow me to live a bit longer.
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She also buys off the rack, which makes her choices accessible.
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Even the food choices are limited, with fast-food restaurants dominating.
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Fire up Spotify, Pandora, Tidal or a host of other choices.
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These decisions will leave customers with fewer choices than ever before.
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There is little internet users can do to make meaningful choices.
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Choices have to be made regarding performance, size, weight, and cost.
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Race, of course, has shaped political choices for a long time.
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"There are just tons of choices out there now," he said.
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He had "not always made the right choices," he said euphemistically.
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We shouldn't wait for a nuclear war to make better choices.
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He made poor choices with money, falling prey to online scammers.
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BioShock 2's system of choices, for example, were too restrictive.
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Analysts pointed to "tough choices" for the U.K., whatever the result.
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There's no shortage of choices when it comes to gaming headsets.
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Spokeswoman Alleigh Marre said rising premiums and dwindling choices predate Trump.
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Our campaign is about the serious moral choices America must make.
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It's it's up to the parents really to make these choices.
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As a consumer, you have plenty of choices to go with.
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Resolution choices include HD, full HD and 4K; touchscreens are optional.
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Governments should interfere with choices only to prevent harm to others.
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The miserable conditions make small survival choices seem much more urgent.
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The law prevents voters from publicizing their choices at the polls.
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I do get to choose, I just get narrowed-down choices.
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For gay couples, Kennedy championed the ''autonomy'' to make ''profound choices.
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"So it's about your other food choices, not about the butter."
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This year, try incorporating three new words into your food choices.
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Campaigns are about tough choices and this one is no different.
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And the same choices seem to be made again and again.
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The content that they see is a function of their choices.
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Online clothing retailer Beloved prides itself on somewhat bizarre fashion choices.
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Because I want to make my own choices about my body.
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Those concerns can lead to some not very strategic investment choices.
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Bergdahl paid a bitter price for the choices that he made.
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Xavier Beccera of California have all been floated as potential choices.
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In terms of policy, it reflects the avoidance of hard choices.
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Ideally, it informs people so they can make their own choices.
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You have so many more choices of places you could go.
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Zipongo then creates a menu from the choices in Google's cafeteria.
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And her updated clothing choices came as Dion lost some weight.
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Or were HAL's choices just connecting like they never had before?
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But to put individual choices on all women, is a problem.
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As the game gets more challenging, these choices get even tougher.
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Lucky for us, he also shared his dining choices on Instagram.
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I made these choices and I take complete accountability for them.
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Only a diplomat would argue that these are either/or choices.
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Chris Martin doesn't need Gwyneth Paltrow to make questionable dietary choices.
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They don't like their choices, but they are sticking with Trump.
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France is not the only country whose voters face poor choices.
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However, throughout the Continental GT, there are odd choices of material.
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Good choices include animal crackers, vanilla ice cream or frozen yogurt.
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That is, voters are not basing their choices solely on ideology.
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Replaced by choices blunt and literal, ambiguity is conspicuously absent here.
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Many families are making choices: 'Do I go back to work?
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Democrats believe in empowering women to make their own health choices.
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It also ignores the many ways Republicans blocked Obama&aposs choices.
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Make your own choices in the light of your own wisdom.
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The hotels are surprisingly cheap and there are so many choices.
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But it also makes aesthetic choices that are worth talking about.
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Steer clear of technology shares and you limit your choices considerably.
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But Gilchrist's story choices weren't the only reasons for Nancy's struggle.
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Nor the employees still there and still protesting its 'ethical' choices.
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Randall says she still made her own choices; Shauna responds angrily.
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I've admired the choices that he's [Pitt] taken through his career.
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There is no good argument to narrow down the choices now.
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How confident you feel about your choices will influence your behavior.
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Making better food choices and exercise will make the biggest difference.
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Too many choices and screens and they feel overwhelmed and annoyed.
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"I'm not condoning any of the choices she made," says Cram.
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"People generally optimize their choices within a given budget," she said.
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Madonna is hitting back at critics over her risqué outfit choices.
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But, all of these choices also make it difficult to pack.
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"Americans have choices, and they've gotta make a choice," Chaffetz said.
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My younger friends haven't had to make these life choices yet.
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We need a lot of choices for people who have restrictions.
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It's about not letting fear make my meal or fashion choices.
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He is expected to unveil his choices in the coming weeks.
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They speak of interests and choices more than values and obligations.
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Thankfully, Volvo made mostly good choices in this version of Sensus.
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There were pros and cons to both choices, Billie Lee says.
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Good, responsive public policy can help us make the right choices.
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They're subtle filmmaking choices, and viewers are still just passive observers.
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So the choices the PD faces are not just hard ones.
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I learned to identify T-shirts and jeans as safe choices.
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It is likely you have several good choices open to you.
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The landscape of costs and choices will look very different then.
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When joining these neurons together, engineers have many choices to make.
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In fact, the ZenBook S13 lags behind in configuration choices overall.
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Users can ask questions or make choices from a simple list.
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In a self-contained battle, these choices would be challenging enough.
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I hate watching characters make a series of predictably bad choices.
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We've expanded our line to offer girls more choices than ever.
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This kind of visibility encourages women to celebrate their personal choices.
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And to select well out of those choices is pretty remarkable.
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Now, [all our life choices are] being tracked on social media.
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Hopefully multiple-choice answers are coming beyond the existing binary choices.
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So, we were certainly anticipating big things from Bey's fashion choices.
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These choices are, unsurprising for a tech company, determined by data.
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Later, the justice serves as a mentor as career choices develop.
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But, as with anything in life, politics is about fundamental choices.
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You make choices on where to go and what to say.
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We make choices based on a variety of factors per product.
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Weinstein's accusers have found Rotunno's attitude toward Weinstein's "bad choices" appalling.
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Work with the onboard concierge team to learn more these choices.
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Turner herself has also admitted that her hair choices are deliberate.
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The Fed faced only bad choices at its meeting this week.
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And they had every right to be disenchanted with their choices.
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Critics argue that these choices threaten civilian control of the military.
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So yes, be angry with the white working class's political choices.
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Now, such predicament in policy split affect everyone's choices at times.
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Would it involve multiple choices — leave, stay, or take the deal?
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Ultimately, Senate Republicans have few good political choices ahead of them.
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And Reince started off and Reince said, 'You have two choices.
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Help yourself make better choices by keeping counters clean and pristine.
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Bella Hadid wants to make healthier choices in the new year.
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"I wish we had better choices for President," Rubio said Tuesday.
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While nothing is confirmed just yet, the choices seem pretty great.
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I became a participant ... and then I had to make choices.
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"Phenomenal new choices for Android users coming very soon," Schmidt said.
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The intent was never to frustrate people or override their choices.
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Eddie Rosario and Miguel Sano then followed with RBI fielder's choices.
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I let it get ruined because of poor choices in people.
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You can make choices and influence the outcome of the quests.
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Insurance policy choices would be boiled down to three basic options.
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Just following my instincts and letting my mood dictate color choices.
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Finally, workers may look at their job choices a little differently.
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These choices do nothing to get you across the finish line.
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Lots of Hoverboard choices, but the cheap ones are made cheaply.
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There are so many choices here, it can get overwhelming, fast.
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" Even where there are privacy options, Leandri warns of "false choices.
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She wondered about her choices and if they were worth it.
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The remaining choices are Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio or John Kasich.
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And voters will need to get used to ranking their choices.
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Of course not, but interesting choices made by the LEGO artists.
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And if doctors are supportive, patients might make additional positive choices.
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Much like the U.S. in 2008, China now faces tough choices.
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JAC), or the Raiders (at SD), they'd be my top choices.
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Knowing that left me with two choices when I started working.
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There are several color choices across Gen 19.993 and Gen 219.99.
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It is not a surprise that voters face such stark choices.
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Her fashion choices haven't changed much either, Hello Giggles points out.
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And if you move consistently, your food choices are better too.
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"These six principles generally steer people correctly into choices," Cialdini said.
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The film shows the hard choices your character has to make.
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What kind of choices do people have for for getting around.
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Well, France won't accept its choices being dictated to it either.
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"The sooner the UK makes its choices, the better," Barnier said.
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True, I've sacrificed professional advancement as a result of my choices.
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These kinds of choices have repercussions that reverberate throughout the episodes.
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Your choices in Fortnite are pretty much long, longer, or longest.
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What we think of her choices is kind of irrelevant, right?
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Enough to date someone on the basis of their burrito choices?
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And the choices Americans must now make are much more daunting.
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Poor policy choices contributed to the feebleness of German domestic demand.
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Dang's ingenious material choices suspend these conceptual tensions in delicate equipoise.
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Still, the game's fresh theme and smart design choices shine through.
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"The choices we make now will make a difference," he said.
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Was there a period where we wanted to select dialogue choices?
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This allows agencies significant discretion to make choices regarding specific policies.
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Harlan Publick is not strong on desserts, with just five choices.
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The company has basically two choices: get bigger, or break apart.
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In Maine's system, voters rank their choices from first to last.
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Such choices are not made by accident, or without an agenda.
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Bach's scores leave much to the choices and tastes of performers.
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