"Choosing the furniture was kind of like choosing the house," she says.
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Choosing our people is the closest we come to choosing our destiny.
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While Ben is choosing between two alliances, he's also choosing between two people.
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I'm not choosing a man for America, I'm choosing a man for me.
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After choosing the meat(s) comes the difficult part: choosing the sauce(s).
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You are never really choosing your own words; you are choosing someone else's.
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His administration is choosing to criminally prosecute migrants and was choosing to split families.
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To me, choosing not to wear makeup is like choosing not to wear a bra.
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Choosing where to go is important, but simply choosing to go is the most important.
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Choosing media on Live TV via Plex is as simple as choosing media normally on Plex.
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A Gallup poll showed those choosing force outnumbered those choosing diplomacy by almost two to one.
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Romney acknowledged that he was purposely choosing the harder path in choosing the way he did.
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These most prophetic interests have a way of choosing a person, rather than that person choosing the interest.
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Ms. Parker described marriage as a series of choices — choosing to stay, choosing to find patience in it.
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I think the question of, "Are you choosing white or are you choosing black?" can also be sensitive.
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"This isn't just Peter choosing me, this is me choosing Peter," Madison says, continuing a powerful finale run.
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"There is no way I'd rather go," he replies, choosing Gretchen and choosing to remove Edgar from his life.
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"By not choosing, he's choosing," said Slavitt, former acting administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Some are choosing active adult communities, but a significant number are choosing to move in with their adult children.
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"We shouldn't have politicians choosing our voters; we should have voters choosing those who would serve them," Obama said.
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"Because of these partisan districts, politicians are actually choosing their voters instead of voters choosing their politicians," said Rep.
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Colorado voters say Trump is more "honest and trustworthy," with 28 percent choosing him and 27 percent choosing Clinton.
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He has said that choosing between different results in hard constitutional law cases is like choosing between margaritas and cosmopolitans.
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The participants could sit, walk or do both in an outdoor location of their choosing, on days of their choosing.
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It's a simple step to go from choosing the music in a club, to choosing music for a record label.
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The most important decision Republican voters make in Pennsylvania next week may not be choosing a candidate, but choosing delegates.
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I'm at peace with it, because I'm choosing my kids and my family and my wife, versus not choosing football.
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CareSelect Choosing Wisely: Through the CareSelect Choosing Wisely offering, CareSelect delivers enterprise-wide clinical guidelines that have been authored by medical societies, as part of the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation (ABIM)'s Choosing Wisely initiative.
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Society gives young girls and women so little agency and subjectivity, and choosing to be in a cult or a group can feel like an act of power, sort of choosing your own way, choosing a different life.
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Choosing to be silent in the face of Trump's racist language is choosing to be on the wrong side of history.
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And choosing "safe" candidates often means choosing moderate, white Democrats, not bold progressives and fresh faces energizing the left-leaning base.
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Choosing to blame Democrats or Mr. Sanders was just as absurd as choosing to blame Mr. Trump for the pipe bombs.
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But here, it felt to me like another case of the movie choosing to be extra over choosing to be meaningful.
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Choosing a hiking sock:When choosing hiking socks, there are a lot of things to consider: sock height, cushioning, fabric, and fit.
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So Hillary's choosing to hear the voice of women, and Donald Trump is choosing to hear the voice of white Americans.
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"It's about choosing your mentality, choosing your attitude," added the 34-year-old, after annexing her ninth Grand Slam doubles title.
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"The danger is that one of these incidents might spiral out of control, leading to a full confrontation, but I think both sides are careful in choosing their targets, and choosing their methods and choosing their words," Khatib said.
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All of this allows players to adopt multiple modes of playing — including choosing to hide and watch, choosing to make up your own "the floor is lava!" challenge, and choosing to approach it like your own personal Most Dangerous Game.
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"We don't want people to assume that because they are choosing a natural product that they are not choosing harmful products," Leiba said.
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It's not quite as easy to understand, which is enormous power over people's information and picking and choosing or not picking and choosing.
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The abortion industry is choosing independently to not be compliant with the law by choosing to shut down rather than adhere to the standards.
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"Choosing an outfit is a signal you send; choosing your hair — it's not dressing up, but it's sending signals through your appearance," she explains.
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"Just like I don't want Bernie supporters lecturing me about choosing Hillary, I don't want to lecture Bernie supporters for choosing him," said Kellogg.
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Big-name Chinese tech companies have historically preferred to list overseas, withe-commerce giant Alibaba choosing New Yorkand tech behemoth Tencent choosing Hong Kong.
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Choosing between these two candidates should be as easy as choosing between a cupcake and a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
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In choosing to fluid-bond with Sam, I was choosing to be a different person than the woman Daniel and Charlie expected me to be.
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CHOOSING the best aspect of modern American air travel is like choosing the least painful spot on one's face to be kicked by a donkey.
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Choosing a country is not supposed to be like choosing a team: It is meant to be a matter of the heart, not the head.
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He had been a beloved rabbi, and his surviving disciples remained loyal to his memory, choosing never to have another rabbi, choosing their own demise.
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Once deployed, these future weapons would be capable of choosing and engaging targets of their own choosing, raising a host of legal, ethical, and moral questions.
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By choosing to side with Chris and Angela over Wendell and Domenick, the Malolos are choosing an alliance with the weaker strategic players over the stronger.
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"He's a racist, and she is a liar, so really what's the difference in choosing both or choosing neither?" another young black woman from Ohio said.
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No wonder choosing paint colors can be so charged: one is not choosing a color so much as determining the environment in which one must live.
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By choosing to use a managed service, developers are deliberately choosing to go slower in the short term—a tough pill for a startup to swallow.
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On the one hand I was relieved — I was no longer presented with the Sophie's Choice of choosing to work or choosing to protect my health.
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Then those numbers were aggregated into the total percentage choosing the named Democratic candidate in their districts and the total percentage choosing the Republican one. 2.
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"Turning down Dan—choosing jurisdiction over my own body—felt like choosing exile from the very things in which his approval had granted me legitimacy," she writes.
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There are people who are choosing not to play the global wealth-hiding game, and there are people who are choosing to come out of the shadows.
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But choosing between Fairmount and St-Viateur has long been a fault line in Montreal, akin to a New Yorker choosing between the Yankees or the Mets.
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She said in an interview that while Senta may seem more passive than the warrior Brünnhilde, she understands that in choosing the Dutchman, she is choosing death.
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Choosing not to define "racism" so narrowly and choosing not to avoid the label at all costs makes the participants in a group like Racists Anonymous unique.
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Choosing one specific skeleton from the From Games library is like choosing a favourite between my children's putrid corpses, but Paarl really knows how to fill a room.
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"This is a problem not just when it comes to choosing the data, but when it comes to choosing the projects we want to tackle," Ms. Wang said.
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I started choosing colors and I realized about halfway through that all the colors that I was choosing were a little bit more from my point of view.
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Though Bass and Turchin, 31, have cleared the hurdle of choosing their surrogate, they have opted out of making another big decision: choosing their future child or children's godparents.
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"What we see is that the vast majority of customers are choosing to pay across all products and most are choosing to pay a very fair amount," Cherny said.
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They're choosing candidates for a new governor as Jerry Brown retires from a lifetime in politics, and they're choosing whether to nominate Senator Dianne Feinstein for a sixth term.
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A lot of the people that are earning tokens are not choosing to redeem them; they're choosing to keep them in a wallet and hold onto them for the future.
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While it isn't a secret millennials are choosing to shop mostly from the comfort of their homes, there are new developments about the brands they're choosing to shop, and why.
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For most investors, experts generally recommend choosing investments that are diversified by nature such as index funds or mutual funds, which can be less risky than choosing individual company stocks.
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"IF AN election is voters choosing politicians, gerrymandering is politicians choosing voters," explains Wong Chin Huat of the Penang Institute, a Malaysian think-tank, to a small group of concerned citizens.
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He now typically schedules only one "off-topic" news conference per week, during which reporters may ask questions of their choosing, rather than be restricted to the topic of his choosing.
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The first of those elections, the 2016 referendum on whether to leave the European Union, recorded a slight majority of voters choosing to leave and a slight minority choosing to stay.
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Choosing the right worldview is an important trajectory decision .
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Choosing the right employees isn't easy … but it's critical.
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" She explains, "Being a bottom is about choosing receptivity.
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But choosing Lawson as a photographer for the cover was just as important as choosing the subject—the Princeton professor is known for her portraits that push back against stereotypical black narratives.
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Instead of choosing to purchase or lease shop fronts, startup businesses and already established companies could be attracted to the less expensive, more risk averse option of choosing a store on wheels.
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"With fewer students choosing law schools, fewer law school grads choosing big firms, and women leaving the profession faster than men, we wanted to distinguish ourselves in the market," Ms. Handley said.
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Choosing speakers can take more than a year Colleges and universities usually start the process of choosing their graduation far in advance; at the beginning of the academic year if not sooner.
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The act of choosing a party is the act of choosing whom we trust to transform our values into precise policy judgments across the vast range of issues that confront the country.
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Patients also have other ways of choosing a cardiologist, said Dr. William Borden, co-author of an accompanying editorial and chief quality and population health officer at George Washington University Medical Faculty Associates in Washington, D.C. "Choosing a physician for a cardiac stent is very different than choosing a restaurant for dinner," Borden said by email.
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In fact, the only demographic that prefers Iron Man to Captain America are 18- to 29-year-olds (of both genders), with 46 percent choosing Iron Man and 41 percent choosing Captain America.
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And nothing is more important than choosing the right menu.
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Scotland ended up choosing to remain in the United Kingdom.
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In choosing weakness, his love became stronger than my hurt.
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Choosing what show to stream as a couple is difficult.
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I'm choosing love for everybody, just trying to lift everyone.
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By choosing Storyville as one of the settings for "Formation,"
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The cafe involves customers choosing their "hostess" on an iPad.
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"This isn't about choosing what bathroom you want," said Keisling.
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Originality is key when it comes to choosing your ink.
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Yes, choosing to leave Hannah behind would be unbelievably difficult.
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But dogs have a way of choosing us, don't they?
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This episode was all about choosing a side: Jon vs.
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Participate in choosing the right actor for the TV series.
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The manner of choosing electors was left to state legislatures.
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And also hopefully us choosing each other every single day.
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It's choosing to want what I know I can have.
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She listened to her, choosing a administrative science major instead.
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Schröder has become more patient in choosing when to attack.
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For now, we're choosing to believe it's Chloë Grace Moretz.
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Ignorance is knowing the truth and choosing to look away.
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I played around with several destinations before choosing this trip.
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Choosing the right music for an ad is not simple.
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Choosing a single finalist from each state was extremely challenging.
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McCabe said to do your homework before choosing an annuity.
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He admires his dad's bravery for choosing a writing life.
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F: I think in terms of choosing and prioritizing projects.
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" "White women are constantly choosing their whiteness over their womanhood.
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We sorely need stories about people choosing humanity over factionalism.
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That may help if you're still choosing a streaming service.
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She also talks about being selective in choosing her roles.
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Together the young people will win by choosing love. pic.twitter.
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I am choosing to focus on my relationship right now.
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Choosing any other paint scheme is an instant $1,000 bump.
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Many are choosing to stay home and watch streaming content.
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But choosing the right stone is by no means straightforward.
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What was your level of involvement in choosing the wines?
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Somehow it feels like choosing a favorite would draw blood.
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Choosing the right machine for the job is also paramount.
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Our TechCrunch editors are mighty particular about choosing Top Picks.
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I resort to doing laundry and choosing my interview outfit.
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CNNMoney found Americans who are already choosing to work less.
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Once upon a time, choosing a new TV was easy.
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It is Greg Gottesman choosing the person across the table.
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It's also important when choosing an organization and in families.
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Much can change before Democratic voters start choosing their nominee.
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Those should be the only guidelines for choosing an outfit.
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A big factor in choosing a service is sound quality.
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But caution is advisable when choosing collaborators for such ventures.
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The former secretary of state ended up choosing Virginia Sen.
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Trump to choosing between "cholera and gonorrhea," and calls Clinton's
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"The market is picking and choosing," a banking source said.
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The benefits are highly significant for those choosing this coverage.
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Focus on being more conscious about choosing good potential friends.
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But Americans are abandoning sedans and choosing trucks and S.U.V.s.
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It's about choosing, and acting on, a set of ideas.
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Which is similar to choosing your own cards in Poker.
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Choosing the best vacuum cleaner — adulting at its finest, amIright?
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Choosing a prom dress is a different experience for everyone.
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Democrats are days away from choosing a new party leader.
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Price: Up to you, at the charity of your choosing!
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Facebook can also target and favor candidates of its choosing.
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Read more about choosing the right insurance plan for you.
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How do you handle choosing toys and clothes with them?
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Choosing where to live after college is no small task.
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She initially received criticism for choosing to defend him. Oct.
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Lindsey Graham, on choosing between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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This is a critical moment about choosing people over politics.
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Choosing just one school to visit will leave you wiser.
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We strongly advise against choosing SMS as the second factor.
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And it will be at the time of our choosing.
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Some are choosing to read books by women of colour.
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Choosing between the two phones can be a tough decision.
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Rules prohibit him from choosing senior officials at the OGE.
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Picking and choosing is not part of his job description.
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We're choosing to speak when we might normally be silent.
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I'm choosing love for everybody just trying to lift everyone.
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The hardest part was, seemingly, choosing which stories to feature.
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Kentucky and Mississippi are choosing governors in unexpectedly competitive races.
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Russia responded by choosing not to retaliate to the sanctions.
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It depends on which channels you're choosing to subscribe to.
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Second, if you are choosing wines at home, be experimental.
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Russia responded by choosing not to retaliate for the sanctions.
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Choosing better delegates might not require any reforms at all.
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So one is- Why would they think about choosing us?
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Then came choosing the elimination period and the benefit period.
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Much of President Obama's legacy rests on America choosing Mrs.
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Primarily, older women are choosing to invest in real estate.
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Choosing between the iPhone 11 and the iPhone 11 Pro:
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Choosing a browser can have serious benefits for the consumer.
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Small business owners have many options when choosing a card.
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There are many route options and choosing one wasn't easy.
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She told me more about him, choosing her words carefully.
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She's choosing things where it is something she cares about.
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Susan Collins are somehow choosing "none of the above," Sen.
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Gone are the days of choosing between offense and defense.
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Simply choosing not to use Google is not that simple.
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"It's like choosing a phone right now," the comedian continued.
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Choosing to continue down our present path is madness. Nihilism.
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They generally are not choosing between hailing and driving themselves.
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Another factor are the types of movies actresses are choosing.
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But it's not as easy as just choosing a winner.
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Some expectant mothers are choosing confinement indoors to avoid mosquitoes.
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Everything you need to know when choosing a baby monitor
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I am choosing to believe she is at her best.
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It's about ... cats choosing who will go to cat heaven.
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Here are some tips for choosing the best vacation package.
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They're normal people choosing to live in a different way.
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They are choosing to believe what they want to believe.
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Did you spend a lot of time choosing that watch?
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I'm having a tough time choosing between Vietnam and India.
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I researched the Paragard IUD for weeks before choosing it.
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How each school is choosing to handle the situation varies.
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She was vocal, however, in championing causes of her choosing.
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He has excoriated Mr. Cohn privately for choosing to leave.
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Choosing a trustee is not just about someone you trust.
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You can see him choosing, however ruefully, the wrong path.
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He is enclosed in an acoustic environment of his choosing.
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The rapper says he's still choosing wisely for his meals.
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She was only choosing between two different methods of dying.
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Each gun is modeled on a gun of Baxter's choosing.
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"We are at a time for choosing," Ms. DeVos said.
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All over the US, people are choosing spice over ketchup.
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"The 'chosen people' must become the 'choosing people,'" he writes.
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I think marriage is constantly choosing to be a team.
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And Mr. Marcus has not been shy in choosing sides.
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Choosing the material for your dining table can be difficult.
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Locals are now frequently choosing cocktails over pints of Guinness.
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Jeremy Denk said our choosing him really changed his life.
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These days the challenge is choosing which number to follow.
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We challenged other myths, too, about choosing a college major.
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When choosing pieces, we'd often go to the artists' homes.
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So you have people choosing, electing one path or another.
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And that highlights the biggest risk to choosing an adversary.
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Writing, after all, is about choosing one word over another.
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The easy part was choosing which four carts to use.
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Ms. Rosenzweig also emphasizes the importance of choosing reputable movers.
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Wolfgang Puck Catering has also committed to choosing sustainable offerings.
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I have been choosing the latter, over and over again.
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Here's a guide to choosing the right plan for you.
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Below are the guidelines for choosing a tax filing status.
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Turley's opening statement outlined the framers' care in choosing words.
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That's interesting because there's obviously stuff, you're choosing a capture.
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For years I avoided the tenderloin, choosing the fattier options.
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Many millennials are choosing not to get married at all.
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To us, this is not about politics or choosing sides.
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You know, if that's how you're choosing how to fly.
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Narcissistic men and women have different ways of choosing friends.
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Three anonymous experts in each city are choosing the restaurants.
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Baby, I love you, and thank you for choosing me.
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It was a moment of transformation, not of my choosing.
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Choosing to argue otherwise is a case of overwrought obstinacy.
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What would stop the guards from choosing their own leader?
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I'm choosing to celebrate but also to be very careful.
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But when choosing a gift card, beware of extra fees.
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Choosing the best iPad case could become an overwhelming task.
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Younger Lithuanians of means are increasingly choosing to live downtown.
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What considerations went into choosing the photos in this article?
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Many tree farmers are getting older and choosing to retire.
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Every second that I'm here, I'm choosing to be here.
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The majority of Americans are now choosing to be cremated.
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Here are the lawmakers choosing to skip out: Democratic Rep.
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The project of choosing words carefully must begin with knowledge.
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The odds of choosing the right option are … not great.
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Many U.S. cities will be choosing new mayors this fall.
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They're just choosing to do them in their hotel room.
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I find each setting actually alters the sound produced by the Q Adapt quite substantially, so you're not simply choosing how much external sound to let in: you're also choosing between varieties of tuning.
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In choosing not to allow her bitterness about his failings as a father to consume her, a daughter is choosing not to deprive herself of whatever pleasure she can still derive from their relationship.
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So, similar to our discussion about people choosing not to enroll in Medicaid, it appears that the 3.25 million people who are subsidy-eligible would be choosing not to enrolling in heavily subsidized coverage.
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At times this has been choosing therapy, sometimes it's simply opening up to a friend or professor when I know I need to get something off my chest, or choosing to go to bed early.
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Here are the key factors you should consider when choosing a business phone system: Phone connection: The first step in choosing a phone system is deciding if you want a traditional landline or VoIP connection.
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We're not choosing simple over better, but easy over passably good.
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Opponets are choosing to focus on the cost of the policy.
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But Krista recommends not choosing a pet based only on appearance.
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That suggests people were simply choosing not to involve the police.
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Choosing a TV isn't as easy as it used to be.
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But choosing your own meal preserves your dignity as an individual.
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But Choosing Wisely seems to have had little impact so far.
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So the task (for those) choosing a place has been done!
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What was the process for choosing the pieces that got reworked?
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Complete with wanted posters of choosing him of crimes against humanity.
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" Kevin added: "We're choosing our family because it was becoming toxic.
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"There's no right or wrong in choosing your shade," she says.
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The proceeds will go to a charity of the couple's choosing.
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I don't believe choosing to use marijuana should be a crime.
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Mom and Dad said they have no regrets about choosing surgery.
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But what should you look for when choosing a lash studio?
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It could influence which speaker you end up choosing to buy.
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On Tuesday, Lewis took responsibility for Edward choosing to move out.
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The election committee is tasked with choosing the next chief executive.
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Jaylen is a human being choosing to play a children's game.
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And I am not choosing to be a NIKE dealer anymore.
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That is important — to make people aware when choosing these devices.
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Choosing to include somebody in your bridal party is highly personal.
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They want to be choosing among those who have a chance.
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Are we going to arrest people for choosing the wrong restroom?
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Members only give money for a specific investment of their choosing.
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Personal style meant choosing a signature color for your graphic tees.
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People are allowed outside, but many are choosing to stay indoors.
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Its criteria in choosing the Best Picture might be to blame.
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So why are women choosing the more aggressive option more often?
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I think choosing the Backstreet Boys was a very natural decision.
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And one must go beyond the surface while choosing an organization.
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They're choosing to wait until they can buy what they want.
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The bank is expected to take its time choosing a successor.
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It's like choosing to have a shower with a dry towel.
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It would include allowing universal suffrage in choosing the chief executive.
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Normally, local Conservative associations spend months carefully choosing their parliamentary candidate.
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Facebook is not alone in now choosing to elevate original reporting.
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CHOOSING the "word of the year" can be an unenlightening exercise.
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Choosing whether to go to business school is a big decision.
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Meghan Markle is choosing what's right for her — and her baby.
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Some brands are consciously choosing historic buildings for character and value.
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"So I'm choosing to work on my depression," he stated simply.
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But beyond choosing what to watch, consumers have to decide how.
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The real conundrum is choosing which boho garb to bust out.
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It was a question of choosing the lesser of two evils.
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Unfortunately, he'll be choosing the investigation of President Donald Trump instead.
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Merely choosing to hold a second Scottish referendum could be fraught.
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The Wire isn't a series about choosing sides — jaded lawmen vs.
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I enjoy choosing what to do from a range of activities.
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GREENWICH "Choosing Hope," discussion with Newtown teacher Kaitlin Roig-DeBellis. Feb.
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This shows that you've actually put the effort into choosing it.
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Thousands of party branches are choosing their delegates for the conference.
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But now, rather than shutting out politics, women are choosing action.
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Only his brother stayed behind, choosing to fight instead of fleeing.
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That is, some clients only want guidance choosing an investment — i.e.
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And choosing between unhappy foreigners and fuming mobsters is not hard.
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They are choosing populist, new or special-interest parties, not incumbents.
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Many are also choosing to order online and skip the queue.
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Washington (CNN)Voters aren't just choosing the next president on Tuesday.
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Choosing the right summer skin-care routine can present some challenges.
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Choosing between Clinton and Trump makes for the worst election ever.
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Letting go means you're choosing freedom over the illusion of loyalty.
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I wouldn't fault anyone for choosing one gearbox over the other.
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But we are choosing to be about the future of cinema.
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The days of choosing between one or the other are over.
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Choosing the latter, they lost twice, in both language and politics.
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I'm choosing between the Communist party and the Liberal Democratic party.
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Well, we're about to muddle up your choosing process, big time.
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It's really consciously choosing what vibration you're inviting into your life.
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Back in the day, choosing a Halloween costume was no sweat.
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Choosing buying options will, generally, require you to touch the screen.
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Mueller is clearly picking and choosing his charges carefully, so far.
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Jackson suggested that prospective clients do research before choosing a therapist.
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But when it comes to choosing the best drip coffee maker?
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But the voters are choosing a leader, not acting as cheerleaders.
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First, it was pilloried for choosing to reserve seats for women.
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Her situation was never of her choosing, and Patricia always adapted.
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But choosing between the ZenBook S13 and its competitors ain't easy.
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Again, this can help in choosing which ones to switch off.
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It's like Spotify's endless radio stations, only you're choosing the algorithm.
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And we've been really thoughtful about choosing the markets we're in.
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More and more companies are choosing to operate on remote teams.
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Once they find them, there's the matter of choosing an angle.
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A selection committee would begin choosing candidates in February, he said.
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And the customers they do have aren't choosing to eat more.
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For Sanders, choosing the latter means defying the odds once again.
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It's about choosing a birth experience—nothing virtuous about unnecessary suffering.
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In a way he's choosing to stay in his personal hell.
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Choosing any sort of government right now would be a feat.
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We're all finding our rhythm and picking and choosing our spots.
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The hardest task ahead is choosing where you want to go.
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Choosing your seats wisely will make for a more comfortable journey.
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"It will be at the time of our choosing," he added.
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BVM doesn't really put too much thought into choosing his targets.
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It's impossible—like choosing a favourite child or One Direction member.
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I just don't understand why they're choosing such a flawed candidate.
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Like, it's not any particular plug-ins I'm choosing or anything.
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Choosing a doctor costume for your dog can be pretty cute.
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Warren Buffett knows a thing or two about choosing worthwhile investments.
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It's not about choosing one platform over another, it's about access.
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Apple is choosing to fight this battle now, rather than later.
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Each restaurant offers one lunch item per day of its choosing.
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He says being strategic about choosing a rental can pay off.
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It's like picking and choosing my favorite aspects of each gender.
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The items then deliver free on the day of your choosing.
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It's important that we're choosing the narratives we want to uplift.
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Prostate cancer patients showed no increased risk by choosing alternative medication.
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A domain of your choosing is included free for one year.
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As it stands, choosing not to feels like a lazy default.
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But I am choosing to see the cheery side of this.
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About 23.5% of wealthy people are choosing the low-carb diet.
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So far, they appear to be choosing the worst possible response.
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Choosing the 10 winners, as you might imagine, was extremely difficult.
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On Tuesday, many New Yorkers are choosing nominees for congressional races.
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Signs of cat enjoyment:Tail held upright and choosing to initiate contact.
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Choosing to bank with a certain company can be a plus.
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It's not — I'm choosing to wear this and dress this way.
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Choosing an underwriter marks the next official step in the process.
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The Trump transition team has started choosing nominees for top slots.
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Add to that 41 incumbent Republicans choosing not to run again.
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In choosing prints, Mr. Belasco aimed to reflect Mr. Greenberg's aesthetic.
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The president alone is responsible for choosing Chairs of the Fed.
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The deadline for choosing either type of plan is Dec. 7.
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"It's about people choosing to look after themselves better," said Hancock.
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That makes the task of choosing and managing loans more complex.
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"We're choosing different partners — we have a broad ecosystem," Gelsinger said.
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Choosing different answers to these questions leads to very different conclusions.
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They recommend eating less processed foods and choosing more whole foods.
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Choosing the right tree skirt should be a pretty simple affair.
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They are going to do their homework when choosing and employer.
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These thoughts are relevant as voters consider choosing the next president.
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The same, he argues, can be said for choosing a car.
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She also encouraged choosing someone without a stake in the system.
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I remembered that was our main priority in choosing a home.
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To be a junkie means constantly choosing yourself over anyone else.
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It's an important financial tool many are choosing to go without.
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In New York's 11th Congressional District, voters are choosing between Rep.
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Choosing a brokerage if you don't already have one is easy.
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Here are some major considerations when choosing an account provider:Account fees.
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Dalio practiced different leadership strategies before choosing "radical transparency" for Bridgewater.
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How can I make sure I'm choosing the right financing option?
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"The administration is now choosing to ignore the deal," Thornberry said.
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"Fintechs are choosing niches where banks are less efficient," he said.
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Now she sees over 90% of Atlassian's customers choosing cloud products.
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Choosing adventurous living over the path of least resistance is challenging.
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I know that's very important for him in choosing our gallery.
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He compared choosing to play despite knowing the dangers to smoking.
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Instead, the DOJ specifies organizations of its choosing to be beneficiaries.
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When choosing between people and ideology, he consistently chooses the former.
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But Team Ninja has gotten pickier about choosing the right projects.
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Firstly, she recommends choosing unsweetened varieties to avoid any added sugar.
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Patients can get a $50 bonus for choosing the best deal.
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Both sides pulled back, choosing not to escalate the situation further.
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Icahn also defended his reported role in choosing the SEC chairman.
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Choosing a residential treatment program for eating disorders can be challenging.
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Since they didn't, the Trump distraction kept them from choosing anyone.
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Of course, choosing two locations for HQ2 was always a possibility.
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For Lara Americo, choosing the body pillow was a no-brainer.
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Voters are also choosing nominees for governor and the U.S. Senate.
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And what is a more inclusive way of choosing that path.
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There are trends, however, in women's feelings about choosing the procedure.
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She was also MIA for events ... choosing various photo shoots instead.
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What was your process like when you were choosing the finalists?
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Create a monochromatic look by choosing similar shades of eye makeup.
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I do my part just not choosing to eat specific products.
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He argues that Schwab has a rigorous process for choosing funds.
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Thus, you could opt-out by choosing not to carry one.
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Then there are this November's elections, with 36 states choosing governors.
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They are choosing fun experimental contemporary jewelry over heavily ornamented bling.
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That person will be in charge of choosing a new manager.
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But I wasn't trying to make a statement by choosing Warren.
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For women in Hollywood, retirement is rarely of their own choosing.
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Or a queue formed before choosing sides for a pickup game.
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Firstly, I question, why am I choosing to wear makeup today?
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Choosing between the new MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro
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However, more US retailers are choosing to temporarily shut their stores.
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It steals your attention at a time of the sender's choosing.
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Choosing how to engage with both sides is of critical importance.
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They are increasingly choosing to self-segregate into racially isolated communities.
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Vendetta's story mode started with you choosing from four blatant losers.
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In choosing subjects, Mr. Malloy never makes it easy on himself.
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Speaking of button downs, we'd recommend choosing one in plaid linen.
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We also have tips for choosing an environmentally friendly Christmas tree.
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Choosing so-called candidate genes up front proved to be fruitless.
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So you have this vast majority not choosing a Barack Obama.
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I am choosing to spend all my time searching for evidence.
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But the audience is choosing that they still want it there.
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Kislyak did nothing wrong by choosing to sit down with them.
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Know the pros and cons of the diamond shape you're choosing.
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"I was choosing between a Taurus and a Virgo," he said.
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Some people really feel strongly about choosing to not eat meat.
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Choosing paper cups for hot brews seems helpful to the environment.
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Thus the trajectory of visual exploration is of our own choosing.
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For Mr. Dickie, Mr. Domingo choosing Teatro São Carlos is significant.
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Each person is a self-created choosing individual, pursuing individual desires.
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Her county flipped to Mr. Trump after choosing Mr. Obama twice.
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His habit of choosing loyalty over competence was a fatal mistake.
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She's taking this time in stride and choosing to be optimistic.
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Choosing to walk solo, you might jostle a piece of furniture.
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Also: Advice for choosing a running mate; keeping track of children.
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The majority of Americans are choosing cremation partly for that reason.
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In choosing her, the judges seemed to be placing their bets.
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We have learned that America is at a point of choosing.
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These include dressing appropriately, choosing certain seats, and bracing for impact.
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It isn't censorship — it's about choosing who one wants to watch.
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In choosing golf over drama, he simply chose a different stage.
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"Choosing an African to head W.H.O. was past time," he said.
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Long-run substitutes include choosing different places to live or work.
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Where can I find more information about choosing a campus account?
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Choosing Mr. Tillerson for secretary of state should cause a scandal.
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It is mind-boggling that he is choosing to do this.
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The camera, choosing what you see, diminishes the feeling of simultaneity.
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West. Rather than choosing between some prefabricated Western status or some
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However, Pete's identity isn't why I am choosing to support him.
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When it comes to choosing funds, be careful about home bias.
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"But I still don't know," she said, choosing her words carefully.
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The differences could be worth choosing (or dropping) a browser over.
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What principles of psychology lie behind choosing the cakes we did?
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As a society, we can help by choosing our words carefully.
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Sanders was a distant second, with 14% of voters choosing him.
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That means that choosing the right stories to examine is crucial.
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Silicon Valley leaders choosing to dispute the law is not unusual.
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Doing that effectively meant choosing a candidate around which to rally.
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There are strong political reasons for choosing the right economic policies.
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Loite reflects on the process of choosing images for the book.
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I feel like they're choosing which voices they want to hear.
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Which path will Democrats take in choosing their 2020 presidential nominee?
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"It's about choosing between you and their god," one woman said.
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They're choosing to rent rather than pay mortgages and buy houses.
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After choosing "Truth" or "Dare" the game begins asking you questions.
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The "Star Wars" story has always hinged on choosing one's path.
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It sounds like you want a role in choosing the composers.
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Stop waiting for someone to choose you — and start choosing yourself.
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Choosing colorful or low-quality cabinets can be an expensive mistake.
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However, some investors are still choosing to invest in the region.
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They're choosing not only to watch other people, but watch themselves.
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Choosing the right one may seem complicated, confusing and occasionally overwhelming.
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But we are not really choosing the lesser of two evils.
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"Personally, I think Bernie is choosing the high road," Cohen said.
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There are pitfalls when choosing something you're not completely educated on.
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Choosing one comes down to your personal ride style and position.
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Avoid choosing too few people with whom you make eye contact.
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Stock investors face a tough challenge in choosing where to invest.
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Choosing to choose later is really an impediment to their success.
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"Women have many choices when choosing birth control methods," she says.
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They are choosing not to live in fear, anger, or resentment.
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And we will — at the time and place of our choosing.
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Voters were also choosing primary candidates in Kansas, Missouri and Washington.
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By choosing how many drivers to onboard into a given market.
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I spoke with several students who are choosing to be abstinent.
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Nick choosing Rachel means he'd lose his mother and his family.
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They are asking questions and choosing what works based on evidence.
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But there's a reason Iran is choosing to act like this.
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In uncertain times, Italians may be choosing the devil they knew.
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And we wish you the kind of night of your choosing.
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Trump couldn't let that slight go, choosing to berate Khan again.
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Democracy is a process for choosing leaders; it's about popular participation.
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But those concerns didn't dissuade Ukrainians from choosing Zelensky on Sunday.
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But the doctor cannot advise the patient about choosing a provider.
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If you're a teen or young adult, choosing the best place to put retirement money — before even getting to the point of choosing exactly how to invest it — depends partly on whether you have a job.
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It was an advantage, actually, because our community here really wanted to do something and they didn't want to feel like they were choosing organizing the campaign over choosing to comment and organize around this moment.
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The experts' advice on choosing the best cash-back card for youWe asked credit card and travel experts, along with a certified financial planner, for their best advice on choosing a good cash-back credit card.
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Open source will remain an important feature for choosing an analytics infrastructure because customers want to see what is "under the hood" and avoid vendor lock in when choosing where and how to store their data.
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The weight of choosing a candidate is heavy, because in this, as in all politics, many young Latinos carry the responsibility of choosing a candidate on behalf of their relatives and community members who can't vote.
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It is a cliché of French politics that voters follow their hearts in the first round, choosing the person they most want, but follow their heads in the runoff, choosing one less likely to do damage.
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"People are choosing less frequently to be parents, and women who are pregnant are choosing less frequently to abort the baby," said James Studnicki, vice president of statistics at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, which opposes abortion.
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The results showed a deeply divided country, with one-third of voters choosing a far-right demagogue, and many others choosing to abstain or vote blank in unprecedented numbers to show their dislike for both candidates.
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Under the new system for choosing a Democratic nominee, in the first round of voting at the national convention, superdelegates will no longer be entitled to their own delegate to award to the candidate of their choosing.
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He recommends choosing a player to watch who is not the quarterback.
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White supremacists and Neo Nazis aren't picking and choosing who they target.
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Just by choosing not to get on a plane, we saved money.
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I ended up choosing one of the first dresses I tried on!
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I guess he decided to play it extra safe by choosing Khan.
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But choosing to enter rehab meant telling his family about his drinking.
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He said he wished it were a Democrat choosing the next justice.
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Here's how to get notifications delivered on a schedule of your choosing.
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By choosing a higher shutter speed, you mitigate the effects of blur.
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Hackers are indiscriminate in choosing their victims, targeting individual consumers as well.
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President-elect Donald Trump continues choosing the names for the new cabinet.
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At the market, the instructor buys us Thai sweets of our choosing.
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Ahead, check out her tips for choosing and using boundary-breaking blush.
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Beyond choosing to support sustainable brands, it's also important to consider returns.
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But how would one go about choosing the actor to play Soutine?
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Because Laurey knows that by choosing Curly, she's closing off other doors.
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I would not recommend my method of choosing to start a family.
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No states prohibit voters from individually choosing all candidates from one party.
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Koushkbaghi wrote on Twitter that he now regrets choosing the United States.
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Which makes choosing what to wear in the morning even more difficult.
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In a sense, our romantic partners are choosing their phone over us.
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Living a conscious life means choosing to live proactively and with purpose.
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But choosing to ignore the politics of health is a risky proposition.
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One of the considerations for choosing Annapolis was its close-knit nature.
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Cruz gave his final concession speech before choosing to suspend his campaign.
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Theoretically, that would make choosing the Stout a no-brainer by comparison.
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There's no way she's choosing between her boyfriend and her best friend.
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Now your only tough decision is choosing what to drink with it.
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"Tammi's love was a major step in my choosing life," he said.
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James choosing George in an otherwise meaningless game would create unprecedented buzz.
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There are other nutritional benefits to choosing thighs over breasts, as well.
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This is especially true when it comes to choosing the perfect dress.
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Kasich's premise hinges on the delegates choosing him as a unity candidate.
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Those bent on the generalist qualification, meanwhile, are increasingly choosing internet MBAs.
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Choosing Warren, a heroine to the progressive movement, could ease that deficit.
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He said that choosing her over you was not a hard decision.
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Virginia and New Jersey are the only states choosing governors this year.
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She says choosing Nashville as the location felt like a perfect fit.
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What was the process of choosing them, and what do they represent?
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This made choosing a destination wedding even easier once we were engaged.
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Choosing the right — and right type of — card can make a difference.
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Choosing between these two correctly canonised comebacks is a matter of taste.
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Humans are bad at choosing the best set of experiments to run.
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Instead, she is guided by things like color and size when choosing.
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Entering addresses requires choosing one letter at a time from the menu.
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When you were choosing these particular songs, what behind your selection process?
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After choosing other numbers, their eyes remained fixated on the lowest numbers.
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Choosing the right case for your iPhone 8 is an important task.
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Leonardo DiCaprio does not play around when it comes to choosing projects.
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As always, the Spurs have done it by choosing a divergent path.
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I don't imagine this was a situation of their liking or choosing.
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There's only so much to be gained by choosing the right tactics.
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LONDON — Choosing an outfit for the day can be a joyful experience.
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There's an accountability rationale for choosing those people to serve as actings.
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Mrs May faces a tricky task in choosing a new home secretary.
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Gray walls reign supreme with 26% of renovators choosing the foolproof hue.
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Instead he is choosing, in his golden years, to think of others.
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Companies are instead choosing Chinese names with meanings that capture people's imagination.
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Y'all, me choosing to be makeup free doesn't mean I'm anti-makeup.
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Posing a question starts with choosing an algorithm suitable for the problem.
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There are endless options when it comes to choosing your audio headgear.
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Across the way, Michael Battaglino says he's choosing Trump based on issues.
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That's why choosing the a beach read you're excited about is crucial.
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Kuehr urged Christmas shoppers to take account of recycling when choosing gifts.
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Iowa Republican caucus-goers ultimately did reject Trump, choosing Ted Cruz instead.
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Medvedeva, in choosing these bleak themes, appears to be conscious of that.
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Coral larvae swim around a lot before choosing a spot to live.
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And choosing to digitally stock our closets is growing exponentially each year.
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They rarely pay attention to humans, choosing to keep themselves warm instead.
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Alan Thicke's widow is choosing to focus on the positives in life.
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The assumption that China is choosing to devalue its currency is wrong.
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Choosing the nominees is just as convoluted as the presidential election process.
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Choosing goals to tackle — and then fully committing to them — is painful.
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Choosing what stories are and are not worth reading is a part
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Some in the scientific community are choosing to sit this one out.
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Until now, a dearth of choices had made choosing between EVs easy.
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The actress has a knack for choosing all-American on-screen projects.
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But it's more fun to let us do the choosing for you.
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The ruling Conservative Party is in the process of choosing her successor.
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Try to take a breath before responding (or choosing not to respond).
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Choosing a meal service is harder than picking a movie on Netflix.
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The lead ultimately proposes to the finalist of his or her choosing.
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If you don't have the option of choosing an ETF, don't worry.
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Between the two, I'm choosing the longer-dated BCD for the portfolio.
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Add the cilantro and parsley, if you are choosing to add them.
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And many women living with PCOS are choosing to do that same.
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Choosing Clinton, the paper explained, wasn't just a lesser of two evils.
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Start small by choosing to accept kind words and not refuting them.
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"The Trump Organization is choosing to exit the modeling industry," Nicolas wrote.
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Investors have gotten considerably more picky when it comes to choosing funds.
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Sadly, when it comes to choosing, "delicious" often falls by the wayside.
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So Trump has the money, he's just not choosing to spend it.
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American companies that do business in Iran are choosing profit over responsibility.
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I can't even avoid it by choosing not to write to gmail.
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For Leos, their weed experiences are all about choosing the right strain.
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I have the extreme privilege of choosing to go to Santa Cruz.
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When choosing our representative before the rest of the world, character matters.
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Do these fines actually work to prevent people from choosing sweet drinks?
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Clinton, choosing instead to deliver a shortened version of his stump speech.
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"Marvel choosing Mahershala Ali as Blade is impeccable casting," one fan Tweeted.
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His image makes International Olympic Committee members feel good about choosing Atlanta.
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Additionally, choosing a digital medium complicates the theme of lost and found.
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People are merely choosing the choice that's being pre-selected for them.
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Clinton facing difficult headlines, and Mr. Trump choosing to drown them out.
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But Thompson says consumers should be careful when choosing a fitness program.
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Twenty-one teams came and went, each choosing someone other than Manziel.
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Former VP Joe Biden (solidly choosing rock, so hopefully you chose paper).
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Ms. Sparks also advises choosing a trip that matches your fitness level.
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Start by choosing a brush kit, available in a variety of colors.
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The agency recommends 16 questions families should ask before choosing a hospice.
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Padgett and his wife were choosing a school for their eldest daughter.
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Now, Trump himself — or a person of his choosing — makes the call.
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But choosing the right VPN for you can be a daunting task.
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When choosing one, there are some overarching principles to keep in mind.
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When choosing a name, the lowest hurdle is picking something that's unique.
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But choosing only six doughnuts was a greater challenge than I'd anticipated.
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He also advised consumers to conduct thorough research before choosing a company.
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Clinton on everything from choosing party platform committee members to scheduling debates.
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But the sweet cherry sauce requires more restraint when choosing a bottle.
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The reality facing G7 allies though is one of its own choosing.
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Apparently, she's also a real pro at choosing which fragrances to wear.
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They are not despicable or irredeemable or deplorable for choosing Mr. Trump.
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Choosing the right hire is key when it comes to company culture.
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Where can I get help and advice on choosing a Medicare plan?
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And the power of those female voters choosing Democrats has made history.
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Choosing the accuser often means going against the broader group or community.
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It's not about a stylist, it's how I'm choosing to express myself.
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We've heard that compromising is just choosing the lesser of two evils.
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I just got lucky choosing her favorite topic as my opening salvo.
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Citizens would still be allowed to contribute to campaigns of their choosing.
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Most of my interest came from choosing plants that were not indigenous.
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These conservative voters appear to be choosing Mr. Sanders in big numbers.
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That would rule out choosing the governor for most any presidential nominee.
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For a very long time in America, choosing a vermouth was simple.
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Again, he says that choosing the perfect hiding spot requires prior planning.
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That means choosing an eyeshadow with no shimmer and skipping highlighter altogether.
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Yet through our suspicion of immigration, much of America is choosing contraction.
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Then the informatics of choosing which target can also decrease that drastically.
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Repay Dunne by choosing this instead of Play It As It Lays.
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She then refuses to talk to him, instead choosing to run away.
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In this moment, she hates him for choosing revenge over his family.
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More judged for choosing to live my life as I saw fit.
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What was your criteria for choosing, when the pool is very vast?
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The tough part would be choosing just where to go with them.
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If anything, I'm the bad guy, voluntarily choosing to keep us apart.
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Like choosing to defend a war-crime perpetrator, or a tobacco corporation.
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In Britain, choosing Cameron's successor will be the first order of business.
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After that, I couldn't really imagine choosing to live with someone again.
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Obama ends up choosing one of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels — very fitting.
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The original Bitcoin is choosing to keep its blocks the same size.
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Choosing what to do with your own cash is a personal matter.
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"Relationships are far messier than choosing one or the other," Johnson says.
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Electing Miss Venezuela is considered as important as choosing the next president.
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Weave is also important when it comes to choosing sheets you'll love.
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Choosing the right one depends on your cat's size and specific needs.
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Always take these fees into consideration when choosing mutual funds and ETFs.
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Politicians have resigned from office or are choosing not to run again.
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Choosing a voice has implications for design, branding or interacting with machines.
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Choosing to vote for Bloomberg now is basically doing Sanders a favor.
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But honestly, until recently, choosing an organic tampon often meant sacrificing something.
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K., because you're saying I chose black, you're saying I'm choosing abuse?
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Some residents are choosing to severely limit their activities to avoid exposure.
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Simply put, the task of choosing a nominee is a tricky one.
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"Choosing a trade war is a mistaken prescription," China's foreign minister said.
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Do either of you get nervous about being pigeonholed when choosing projects?
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Choosing officials by lot may rub small-d democrats the wrong way.
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It is by choosing between the two that we get to glory.
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But Fidesz voted to give itself complete power in choosing the candidates.
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Finding a more fluid gender identity was as simple as choosing to.
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You can also invest lump sums of your choosing at any time.
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May's party members rebelled in choosing to vote against her Brexit proposal.
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Mr. Biden also committed to choosing a woman as a running mate.
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That was because he kept choosing Bushwhacker when he had the chance.
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Not sure where to start when it comes to choosing a knife?
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But now we're each building a virtual family completely of our choosing.
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What follows is a last-minute guide to choosing wine for Thanksgiving.
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What did her dance coach think of her choosing basketball over dance?
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And maybe the act of choosing changes a relationship for the better.
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I have quite a vivid memory of the delight in choosing them.
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They are choosing not to reveal their name to protect their privacy.
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Nonetheless, choosing one for a wedding — his second — understandably made Daniel nervous.
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Talk to a financial planner today about choosing the right student loan.
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The First Time Choosing one's words carefully: something every writer must do.
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That means choosing hostels over hotels, and, often, instant ramen over sushi.
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In India, where they grew up, choosing your life partner was uncommon.
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"When you're choosing Michigan's next attorney general, ask yourself this," said Nessel.
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More Native Women are choosing to run for office at every level.
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Still, choosing the right filing status for your tax situation is crucial.
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One big factor to consider when choosing between now or later: taxes.
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By choosing to stay, black people were saying, this is our country.
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Although choosing his runner-up would be so Ari, and so 2018.
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Her upbringing has made her cautious when choosing a partner for life.
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I, for one, wish it were a Democrat choosing the next justice.
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It is difficult to imagine the international community choosing the latter option.
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Several big companies, including Amazon and Sony, are choosing to stay away.
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After choosing the downtown Tudor, they reveal they are expecting a baby.
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What factors do you consider when choosing an outfit for fashion week?
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More and more people — particularly millennials — are choosing to drink less alcohol.
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As the caucuses approach, the pressure of choosing a preferred candidate rises.
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Choosing the right action camera used to be simple: Go with GoPro.
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And for them, [choosing a restaurant] depends on your stage in life.
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Education Six Myths About Choosing a Major Student Loan Rates Are Rising.
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They are choosing to deal with that headache now rather than later.
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There is nothing wrong with choosing celibacy or living a celibate life.
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Choosing growth over profitsGrowing the business into new markets takes significant investment.
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You can choose to be rich by choosing who you associate with.
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We spend an hour browsing videographers, but don't end up choosing one.
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Higley said the prospect of choosing between them now made her uneasy.
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Choosing this or that house has only a moderate effect on joyfulness.
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Now, some are choosing to embark on such long-haul cruises permanently.
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Try this: Explore a connection by choosing transition words that emphasize commonality.
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There are dozens of factors to consider when choosing a college major.
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States have considerable leeway in choosing to cover specific treatments or medications.
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The Pour Many people seek an easy formula for choosing better wines.
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Should he have any role in choosing who leads Italy in future?
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And I'm a lot better choosing a book than preparing a meal.
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Lockert suggests choosing the most upsetting debt and paying it off first.
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The Senate can avoid the same mistake by choosing the correct baseline.
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Car buyers in the United States are increasingly choosing SUVs over sedans.
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When choosing a mentor, find someone as different from you as possible.
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Because we don't have the luxury of choosing which threats we face.
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It pays to shop around and get quotes before choosing a lender.
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On Thursday, the president said he was close to choosing a replacement.
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Education Six Myths About Choosing a Major Student Loan Rates Are Rising.
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I had reasons for choosing 15D, not 15A, or any other seat.
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Ultimately, students voted for Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers, choosing taste over nutrition.
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But critics say choosing the complex for such an event was insensitive.
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Must choosing to be true to yourself mean letting "someone else break"?
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You are, after all, choosing to surround yourself with data turned material.
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They're following their bliss, not choosing it from a drop-down menu.
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Choosing the right term — is it a lie, a misstatement, a falsehood?
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Simultaneously, Google was rejecting a partnership with Uber, choosing instead to compete.
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Federalism isn't about simply choosing between the federal government or the states.
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She pauses and I know she is choosing every word very carefully.
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It's not just that I'm choosing for my friends to see this.
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Later on, his exhibits evolved in mediums, often choosing to create paintings.
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For example, the probability of Player A choosing Paper is 1/3, and the probability of player B choosing Rock is 1, so the probability of (Paper for A, Rock for B) is 1/3×1=13/3.
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Unfortunately, some bad owners who have bought into scientifically unsupported anti-vaccine propaganda have begun choosing not to vaccinate their dogs, fearing that choosing to properly inoculate their canines will give them dog autism, the Daily Beast reported.
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Be it going natural, choosing rainbow-hued tresses, or opting for a shaved head, women far and wide are shifting away from what's "trending," choosing instead to celebrate their hair with whatever style, color, and cut that excites them.
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So, Pius pulls a Pius, and skips out on his first public appearance, insteading choosing to speak to the audience over the public address system — like the voice of God himself — lecturing them on choosing peace instead of war.
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Employees are often stressed by unfamiliar jargon and the generally boring process of choosing benefits, so they default to choosing the same plan, said Helen Calvin, senior vice president of customer success at Jellyvision, which creates human resources software.
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On Monday morning, Democracy for America, one of the last major progressive organizations to endorse a candidate, voted to endorse Sanders over Warren with 79% of the voters in its endorsement poll choosing his candidacy and 13% choosing Warren.
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Afterward, choosing sides became a game: You're either Team Justin or Team Selena.
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Maybe you're thinking, all those undergrads were choosing the wrong pics on purpose.
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Pepps merely broaden what is available to those choosing voluntary, private savings plans.
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There is no guilt on Danvers's or DeConnick's part for choosing this path.
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Again, that's down to the apps and the services you're choosing to use.
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So Americans are buying motorcycles, but for some reason not choosing new ones.
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Y., of not caring about the children and choosing instead only to obstruct.
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It basically tries making successful matches by choosing the most seemingly compatible person.
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After the meeting, ministers were free to support the side of their choosing.
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And instead of choosing a fake eyeball, he decided to wear an eyepatch.
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She's been choosing glamorous gowns and trend-setting red carpet looks all season.
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We are choosing sides and we are not listening to the other side.
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The greater part of this is Altuve choosing to play to his strengths.
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Now, suppose Player B adopts the (silly) strategy of choosing Paper every turn.
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It's a fine balance between complexity, weight and price when choosing an exoskeleton.
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Companies, especially those with a decent amount of profitability, are choosing Hong Kong.
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With all these diet fails, what foods are people choosing to indulge in?
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Luckily choosing a gift for the auto enthusiast in your life is easy.
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Choosing a Justice combines a mix of electoral math, ideology, and political compromise.
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Many modern billionaires have been choosing an LLC as they structure their philanthropy.
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More women are choosing to create their own venture firms in the meantime.
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Her explanation for choosing the color for her home, however, gave us pause.
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"We are choosing to be about the future of cinema," he told Variety.
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Last week's episode, "The Last of The Starks," was all about choosing sides.
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And some never make it to the public markets, choosing to be acquired.
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We're very picky when it comes to choosing our Top Picks — go figure.
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Choosing this year's Disrupt NY Startup Battlefield winners will be a tough job.
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Dresses that retail for as much as $700 were there for the choosing.
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But how is the campaign choosing its targets and getting their phone numbers?
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With so many options, choosing just one stall for lunch can be daunting.
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Couchsurf Hatton rarely spends money on accommodation, either choosing to couchsurf or camp.
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What should one look for when choosing a place to get eyelash extensions?
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They couldn&apost slow down or block websites and apps of their choosing.
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Choosing the best attire for yourself will make all the difference as well.
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Picking him wouldn't hugely excite Democrats' progressive base the way choosing Massachusetts Sen.
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So by choosing to embrace being thoughtful and loving, there's usually little regret.
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Their reasons for choosing to end their pregnancies are varied and often complex.
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It's like, am I a fucking casting director in Hollywood, choosing the Bachelor?
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I made two basic errors when choosing the leather cover for my MacBook.
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Choosing a menu for the leaders has proven a diplomatic challenge in itself.
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The 224-year-old wants voters to make choosing him that something different.
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It makes one wonder why Cersei is choosing to meet her opponents there.
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HALF a year after choosing Brexit, Britons have learned what they voted for.
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George, Andrew, and Shirlie changed my life by choosing me to join Wham!
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Choosing between spending time and spending money is never a fun internal debate.
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Choosing the best backpack for your needs can be a bit bewildering, however.
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When choosing between types of breads, you might have to make trade-offs.
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Galavis is disliked because, like Luyendyk, he had trouble choosing a final contestant.
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If people aren't choosing a Lux SUV, there's no point in having it.
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While choosing between hitting dinner plates labeled with more and less sugary foods.
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No editing, no going back and choosing what to leave in and out.
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Choosing to actively avoid spending for certain days helps me circumvent that mindset.
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Ryan isn't choosing where to go, he says, so much as accepting invitations.
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Instead of choosing to be ignorant, it's better to choose to learn, right?
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Emanuel spent months talking to officers, residents and local leaders before choosing Johnson.
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But this is not the place where I'm choosing to begin my campaign.
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This might partly be due to the stories studios are choosing to adapt.
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The cleverness of the Imperial scheme lies in choosing doublesex as its target.
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But choosing between them involves a trade-off and a gamble (see Briefing).
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Frazier remembered the production team choosing the film, which was Seth MacFarlane's Ted.
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They are rejecting (President Cyril) Ramaphosa's anti-corruption message by choosing Zuma allies.
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"The best personnel decision he made was not choosing me," Mr. Romney said.
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It's hard enough choosing presents for family and friends, but a complete stranger?
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You can follow up with a traditional, gentle face wash of your choosing.
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Others expressed their concern about Kardashian choosing to straighten her eldest daughter's hair.
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Unfortunately its writers forgot this injunction when choosing the song's title: "Thailand 4.0".
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It's not just choosing what to wear, but knowing your own clothing inventory.
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Harry said choosing the diamond and platinum bandeau tiara was an easy decision.
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Point is, I'm choosing to believe this is how the interrogation actually happened.
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The style she ended up choosing stayed true to her personality and look.
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I think it's odd [that he would worry about choosing the wrong person].
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Consumers are largely choosing to spend their money on technology, rather than apparel.
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But for some reason, Comcast is choosing not to throttle its users anymore.
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Choosing a name will send an invite to that person in Walkie-Talkie.
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I say, "Alexa, play me some music," and let her do the choosing.
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It's the people's prerogative, and the people are choosing to have a choice.
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But many Europeans are already voting with their feet and choosing to move.
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Other future plans include choosing a name for the handsome new zoo resident.
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Keep an eye out for "Mate (2018)" when you're choosing from the list.
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Thank you for the shoutout, and we truly appreciate you for choosing Delta!
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It almost feels like Kellyn is choosing between two different styles of play.
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Czarniak took the lead in choosing a style for the main living spaces.
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And if you can, join it yourself by choosing to go car-free.
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When choosing a 'non-natural' shade, you have to consider the whole package.
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CHOOSING a hotel for a trip is generally seen as an apolitical decision.
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He made me feel bad for choosing myself (and my friend) over him.
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It's about checking in with yourself and choosing joy in your daily life.
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But that's actually an argument in favor of choosing Trump as America's king.
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You can donate by going to this page and choosing your preferred organization.
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Each day starts with the pressure of choosing an outfit (slacks or LBD).
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Viewers can click through the video, choosing a journey they want to experience.
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I'm honestly choosing not to believe that that's true — but maybe it is.
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And far too often, we end up choosing the former over the latter.
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Chuck Longbottom says he's choosing Clinton over Trump because of the latter's character.
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Rebates are still needed to reward plans for choosing the drug, he added.
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Some people are even choosing to stay in Brazil's poorest areas — the favelas.
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It's similar to choosing a person of color to handle your jazz score.
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The only problem here is, choosing the correct seasonal episode is pretty difficult.
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As you grew older, though, your school usually let you do the choosing.
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Users could even choose to opt out by choosing an absurdly high limit.
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Choosing this year's Disrupt SF Startup Battlefield winners will be a tough job.
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Establishment Republicans aren't choosing Trump over Cruz because they prefer Trump to Cruz.
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What was your criteria aside from choosing artists that make fully realized environments?
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Before choosing a location, Al-Bluwi thinks about the subject he is depicting.
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That's certainly the tactic that's driven his process for choosing a running mate.
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And Handmaid's Tale is choosing to move forward with fire, which is good.
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And that's before you even get to the point of choosing specific investments.
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But with the entire collection to choose from, choosing her outfit wasn't easy.
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Flipboard users can still see their stories by choosing to follow them, however.
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When choosing the right financial expert, you really must assess your own needs.
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Amazon could win friends by choosing a deserving location for its second headquarters.
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Implicit in this lesson, then, is choosing the "right" bathroom to go into.
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Yet, this ethical dilemma didn't stop Mylan from choosing profits over human life.
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Choosing the latter means dealing with stares, sniggering, taunts and threats of violence.
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Ejecting her would require the Conservatives to spend weeks choosing a new leader.
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Choosing Cohn as head of the central bank would be an unconventional pick.
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Be smart: Internet providers are carefully choosing their words — and with good reason.
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A number of moderate Republican congressmen are choosing not to run for reelection.
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Some would-be shoppers are even choosing to sit the spring market out.
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Will she end up choosing to join the family business after law school?
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Just like the national trend, more Montanans are choosing to request absentee ballots.
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"People are choosing to buy from China because it's 90% off," Ospina said.
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Choosing a mattress sounds simple, but for some it can be a nightmare.
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But Payne's reason for not choosing Styles is actually a pretty silly one.
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I'm not like I'm not choosing to spend the time with my children.
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Under its terms, the House is now in charge of choosing a president.
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But even for Irish anglophiles, choosing Britain over Europe would be almost unthinkable.
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Because the standard font was crisp, designers began choosing lighter colors for text.
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This is a conclusion without justice, the CIA choosing order above all else.
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Kramer finished first in Vancouver, but was disqualified for choosing the wrong lane.
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And you can easily get frustrated choosing a film or series to watch.
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By choosing Perez, the party is once again saying it doesn't trust progressives.
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Choosing a date night look can be both a paralyzing and exciting experience.
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Choosing to forego safer sex methods leaves the door wide open to STIs.
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In choosing between political boldness and stability, Brazil generally plumps for the latter.
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If they fail, they will be transformed into the animal of their choosing.
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He praised them for "choosing the right way" and "endorsing" the government's legitimacy.
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After all, choosing not to disclose something is an action that reveals something.
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Facebook also steps back from any responsibility for choosing certain ideas over others.
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Choosing one, he prods a clearly suffering woman to share her harrowing story.
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Here's the forecast for the long Thanksgiving holiday: Saturday Choosing to fly Saturday?
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There is no choosing sides when the water is rising all around you.
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A big part of living has been choosing to find and accept happiness.
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In West Virginia, you are able to attend any church of your choosing.
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Sun tried several instruments before choosing one that cost sixty-five hundred dollars.
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What do you think should be the primary criteria for choosing a college?
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"We are very careful in choosing our projects (for foreign builders)," he said.
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Veterans do not have the luxury of choosing where to get their care.
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Feinstein choosing to wait to bring forth these allegations at the eleventh hour.
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"There is a slight duality about Sadiq," Foot said, choosing his words carefully.
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Myers added that the path to choosing good over hate starts with speech.
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The mistake would be to locate further empowerment in choosing between the two.
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Their inhabitants become foreigners in their own land, often choosing to go elsewhere.
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Once that's achieved, the route for choosing the next Draghi will be opened.
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This created a chilling effect, with stations often choosing to avoid controversial material.
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The reserved spot for the speaker could be any bill of his choosing.
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He's been largely on the sidelines in this shutdown -- by his own choosing.
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More Chinese and Indian companies are also choosing Southeast Asian locations, he noted.
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Here's a look at what to consider in choosing one over the other.
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By choosing to engage with advertising, they are getting something amazing in return.
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These businesses are not choosing to move overseas; they are being forced out.
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Writing is about choosing which details are salient and which to pass over.
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For some, choosing stocks is an emotional choice, based on many individual factors.
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The first thing to consider when choosing a rollover IRA is the fees.
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Choosing to come here was one of the best decisions I've ever made.
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The next step after creating your profile credentials is choosing your favorite sport.
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It's important to make sure you're choosing the correct Pencil for your iPad.
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What Giuliani is choosing to do with those facts is, well, a stretch.
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By choosing someone so conventional, Mr. Trump has made it easier for Mrs.
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Without trusted sources, the process of choosing a treatment center can be overwhelming.
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"It's not really about choosing the right subject matter," Teichman told Business Insider.
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" Pence, in a tweet on Thursday, accused Omar of choosing "socialism over freedom.
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Choosing big donors over our futures is what got us into this mess.
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Humans are particularly prone to choosing short-term benefits over long-term gains.
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A growing roster of enterprises are choosing to do exactly that, in fact.
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Best Buy isn't alone in choosing to suddenly discontinue its smart home devices.
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Like: When it comes to choosing your YouTube channel's identity, specificity is key.
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Although Rouhani is responsible for choosing ministers, Khamenei traditionally has the last say.
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As a result, the museum is careful when choosing what to display there.
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Jim had also been invited but had vacillated before choosing not to go.
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And often times, investors can earn more by choosing other, more flexible, options.
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Some were even able to rationalize Rizin's choosing Singh as Fedor's comeback opponent.
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But that doesn't mean the participants were consciously choosing to punish do-gooders.
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No other graduate student is restricted in any way from choosing another college.
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It's an activity that you're choosing to do for a really specific reason.
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Choosing what's added to the trending module is done automatically by an algorithm.
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So adults choosing to use cannabis during grief should do so with caution.
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We spent a long time choosing the photographs to appear in the book.
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RB: To some extent, it's choosing which ideas to really push forward with.
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Choosing vitamins based on your gender and age aren't unique to the industry.
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And choosing the appropriate substrate is an absolutely crucial step in mushroom cultivation.
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Tax credits to buy "a plan of their choosing" and more flexible benefits.
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They derive some pleasure from (or lack thereof) choosing Stranger Things over Statistics.
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Still, I cannot, in good faith, recommend choosing it over the Pepperoni Feast.
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When choosing his stones, Chitoku takes into consideration their color, shape, and size.
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The authorities rarely name individuals in cases, choosing to focus on organizations instead.
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The share choosing unsubsidized Affordable Care Act plans fell to 30%, from 44%.
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Still, before choosing Mr. DiMeo, she wanted to give him a test run.
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That's your right and how you are choosing to make your voice heard.
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Instead, Facebook is choosing (read: making editorial choices on) what shows to spotlight.
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But choosing the right ones is about more than just having enough light.
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"I'm not sure if I'm choosing the right thing or not," she said.
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It's hard to see what he got in return for choosing not to.
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Attack-dog skill should be retired as a factor in choosing a president.
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There is now a right to marry the adult partner of your choosing.
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Finding the right concentration is just as important as choosing the perfect scent.
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Choosing "C" means the government pays up to 2100 percent of the costs.
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And being a woman in a 1930s movie almost always meant choosing love.
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We are still, to the detriment of ourselves and young people, choosing sides.
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So choosing to pick Brown needs to be the first question you tackle.
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