Chyna ended your relationship months ago and she has the right to live as she chooses, work as she chooses, dress as she chooses, date who she chooses, and be intimate with who she chooses.
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An Animagus chooses the animal and chooses when to transform.
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Peter, after the words of his uncle, chooses responsibility, and Norman chooses the opposite.
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If the Senate chooses to normalize lawlessness, if the Senate chooses to normalize corruption, if the Senate chooses to normalize presidential abuse of power, then America is in the wilderness.
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So, cheers to her finding that special someone who chooses her as much as she chooses him.
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In some ways, when Tommy chooses Ghost, he chooses himself — they are two sides of the same man.
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It's not that a certain type of person chooses flight and a certain, other type of person chooses invisibility.
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The team with the highest ranking chooses the first map, and then the other team chooses the next two maps.
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As America changes, so too do the issues America chooses to confront, and the ways it chooses to confront them.
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The comparison with Harry Potter is sometimes made: like the magic wand chooses its wizard, that's how the knife chooses its chef.
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A parent who chooses to vaccinate has their child's best interest at heart, as does a parent who chooses not to vaccinate.
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Odysseus concedes as much, but still he chooses to go home; he chooses the mortal and the mutable over the deathless and the eternal.
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The show is evolving, and it's only fitting that the subjects it chooses to tackle — and how it chooses to tackle them — should evolve, too.
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Typically, the Democratic Party chooses one standard-bearer to respond to Trump as party representative; Sanders chooses to give a separate address as an independent.
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The US Figure Skating Association chooses the American judges who will go to the Olympics, the Russian association chooses the Russian judges, and so forth.
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If the player chooses the correct choice, the Democrats take the alloted points; but if he chooses the incorrect choice, the G.O.P. reaps the benefits.
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Though some might judge the way she chooses to have sex, or whom she chooses to have it with, frankly that's none of our business.
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The woman who does that is asserting her authority to be in a public space, chooses who she wants to date, chooses to keep her wages.
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If he chooses to measure the particle in the first way, he obtains Alice's first bit of information; if he chooses the second, he obtains her second bit.
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That's tough to answer, since it depends entirely on how the Trump administration chooses to go about it, if it indeed chooses to go down that disastrous road.
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Normally in a case that is to be heard by a five-member panel, each side chooses two members and the sea tribunal chooses one, experts on the treaty said.
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Trump's presidency will shape up to be a historical one and it will most likely be remembered for what he chooses to ruin as opposed to what he chooses to fix.
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One person ultimately chooses — but who "wins" is random.
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After it chooses the airport and plots the route ...
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The party's fate -- in 2018, 2020 and perhaps beyond -- will rise and fall on the policies Trump embraces, the fights he chooses to pick and, yes, the tweets he chooses to send.
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Whether it's Amazon, who chooses to offer marketplace incentives to have video, or it's AT&T that chooses to put great value with pay TV or connectivity or broadband associated with it.
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In other words, the industry helps shape how women are perceived and treated by the culture at large, through the stories it chooses to tell and how it chooses to tell them.
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In the wake of an allegation, police investigate; based on that investigation, a prosecutor chooses whether or not to press charges; based on those charges, a jury chooses whether or not to convict.
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But for every Muslim woman who chooses to don skinny jeans, uncover her hair, and wear colorful clothing, we need to allow there to be a Muslim woman who chooses to cover up.
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In Billions, Bobby chooses to tear up the settlement check.
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Instead, he chooses to carry on this mission: to engage.
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He also chooses places to pass out with great care.
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It's none of our business who Cameron chooses to date.
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EDT and would not be surprised if Trump chooses Pence.
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It's just about whom Becca chooses to hone in on.
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If one chooses to kill oneself then that's fair enough.
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Everybody chooses what they believe is best for their children.
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Cashin believes the market will relax if Trump chooses wisely.
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I really hope Google chooses to support the Touch Bar.
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But Tilghman just chooses to use it as a guide.
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We can only hope that she chooses to do so.
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When Jimmy dies, he improbably chooses Koen to succeed him.
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The Chinese government, too, often chooses to disregard inconvenient episodes.
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There is a delightful variety in what Stach chooses to
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And then he works with only those that he chooses.
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Instead, Donald Trump chooses to broadcast the chaos on Twitter.
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If past is prologue, Comey will speak when he chooses.
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She's doomed however Max chooses to play the euthanasia scene.
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Figgis chooses famous works or iconic subjects and remakes them.
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The model chooses a party, not a candidate, to win.
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Do I agree with every story Gawker chooses to publish?
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Mugabe then chooses from three names submitted by the JSC.
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And, as importantly, who follows and who chooses not to.
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If it chooses to, California could probably go it alone.
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The hero, in the end, finally chooses the better path.
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If she chooses wrong, she will not be a singer.
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Turnbull chooses an ironic time to turn against climate science.
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They decided to play a game of backgammon, winner chooses.
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Therefore, Flake could hold up judicial nominees if he chooses.
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In response to this predicament, Simone chooses an idiosyncratic solution.
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You know, someone chooses the best stories of the day.
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Good luck, everyone who chooses to eat at High Rocks.
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Sometimes he chooses to punch back and sometimes he doesn't.
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She is on parole, and occasionally chooses her words carefully.
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One chooses either intimacy and detail or scale and sweep.
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And how he chooses to squander them on personal comfort.
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The academy chooses you, you do not choose the academy.
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As a lawyer, Dean Sullivan may defend whomever he chooses.
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You ever notice he always picks and chooses his fights?
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The mayor chooses its leadership and largely directs its strategy.
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And how the Biden team chooses to react to them.
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The party can then disburse the money as it chooses.
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It depends on whether your employer chooses to provide them.
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Why do you think she chooses to start this way?
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What kind of idiot chooses not to be the hero?
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That agency chooses the appropriate foster parent for the child.
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Each national government chooses one candidate to become a commissioner.
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He just chooses to listen to what he wants to.
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He gives as he wills, and to whom he chooses.
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And he chooses alcohol as his own most useful medicine.
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Whomever Mr. Trump chooses will be subject to Senate confirmation.
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He can also grunt, growl, and screech, if he chooses.
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It's going to get ugly no matter what it chooses.
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For starters, look at how the United States chooses candidates.
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The decision is bound to be painful, however she chooses.
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A vast majority of the world, of course, chooses Beijing.
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That is, if the president chooses to follow the ruling.
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What happens if an influencer chooses to ignore the tag?
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While Rouhani chooses ministers, Khamenei traditionally has the last say.
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Or do you still believe that this is a country in which the government is essentially centralizing power and will do reforms when he chooses to and keep things conservative where he chooses to?
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But, by the end of "To Gay Or Not To Gay" A.J. realizes whom he chooses to love and what he chooses to wear isn't a strike at all — it's wonderful and worthy of celebration.
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To make the best of both worlds, Hawk says he primarily chooses projects that will allow him to include his family, but he also chooses to work on projects that will have the most impact.
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Yet Cruz deliberately chooses not to explain this to his readers.
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Robert, what are you looking for in whoever the president chooses?
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It can make decisions for itself, in any way it chooses.
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How would she get support no matter what options she chooses?
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Let&aposs see if he chooses the right to remain silent.
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My head chooses Dean for Rory but my heart says Jess.
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It raises another, more morally ambiguous question: who chooses the stories?
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At P.volve, Pasterino is very intentional about the exercises he chooses.
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He can come out onto the pavement any time he chooses.
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Four celebrities will rap battle and the audience chooses a winner.
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Are you excited to see what wedding dress she ultimately chooses?
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James mainly chooses looks from Black designers — and that's on purpose.
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The Girl is a vampire, and she chooses her victims wisely.
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The M5S chooses its candidates in online polls of its members.
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Of course, everyone chooses their area of study for different reasons.
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On recent form, the party will struggle whatever route it chooses.
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The king, not parliament, is sovereign and chooses his prime minister.
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Andrew remains cautious about the moments he chooses to share online.
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The melodies Björk chooses to sing don't sound like anyone else's.
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She chooses to share many unflattering moments, both large and small.
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That's why the clown fish chooses to live in the anemone.
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He is very disciplined, he said, and chooses when to indulge.
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For each summit meeting, the group chooses a theme in advance.
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She just chooses to use mindfulness to power through the pain.
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Whether or not Sony chooses to catch up is anyone's guess.
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The film chooses to centre most modern Indian history around Modi.
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They also should not be the reason the party chooses him.
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He then tells the pride he chooses Nala as his queen.
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Kellams said Pence could open up his library if he chooses.
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Now anybody who chooses it as a major can have it.
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We are more benevolent than China, but only because he chooses.
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The Oscar nominee's feminism extends far beyond the roles she chooses.
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The things he chooses to do, and not do, speak volumes.
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Rather than lose its 'whiteness' (once again), the family chooses murder.
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The United States traditionally chooses the bank's leadership (The Washington Post).
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When choosing between people and ideology, he consistently chooses the former.
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Not if she chooses to identify herself as a feminist, anyway.
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It chooses willful ignorance over learning lessons from that deadly tragedy.
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The ads will also be somewhat personalized, if the advertiser chooses.
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Stripped of her pageantry, even then, she chooses to help people.
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The passing of time is not something Vegas chooses to encourage.
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And there's so many things our scene chooses to bicker over.
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Amer chooses somewhere farther along the row, almost at the end.
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But Sean Spicer is there because he chooses to be there.
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He chooses acquaintances, though neither scenario seems plausible, given their history.
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Absolutely nobody chooses this as a first choice in family planning.
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Ellis still has even bigger guns to fire if she chooses.
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Steven Adams chooses the wrong words to describe the Warriors' guards.
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He has flexibility to name candidates for the positions he chooses.
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She never had a sexual experience before, and she chooses that.
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The couple chooses an expense, such as rent, to pay together.
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He chooses his words carefully where Trump often goes off script.
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She chooses a simple song, one of the first she learned.
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" He added, "I hope one day Saudi Arabia chooses this path.
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How she chooses to express it, though, can feel overly literal.
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In the face of real hate and violence, Twitter chooses silence.
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Anywhere a president chooses to shine that light will be illuminated.
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The foundation chooses 20153 to 20 projects to fund each year.
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Rather than lose its "whiteness" (once again), the family chooses murder.
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What if:The person the company chooses ultimately doesn't take the job?
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Their legacy depends on how each generation chooses to define themselves.
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N.S.: The Hollywood Foreign Press Association chooses the Golden Globes nominees.
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The customer chooses the color of the silk lining and ribbon.
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He also cuts Ashima's hair and chooses her outfits for competitions.
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This current tax bill chooses to ignore these Christian moral values.
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The church can still be a political force if it chooses.
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Rather than cherishing the complexity of belief, he chooses spiritual arrogance.
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Who do you hope Trump chooses as the next FBI director?
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Parliament Speaker John Bercow chooses which amendments are selected for debate.
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That may depend on which lawyers the president chooses to ask.
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But she remembers the teacher's advice, and chooses to walk instead.
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She chooses tighter gestures, fitting for the camera placed on her.
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Imagine a character at a crossroads, who ultimately chooses one path.
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A company that chooses to test a large number of miles driven in urban centers, surrounded by traffic and pedestrians, likely will report more frequent disengagements than one that chooses to focus its testing on freeways.
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For the last 18 months, we've been defending the idea that each country should be able to balance freedom of expression and privacy in the way that it chooses, not in the way that another country chooses.
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What happens next is largely dependent on how Pitt chooses to respond.
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Like Alibaba, Tencent strategically chooses which allies it lets into its turf.
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These, however, are just the moments he chooses to share on Twitter.
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Preparation, however, will be the foundation underneath whatever Kim chooses to do.
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The same situation could happen on The Bachelor if Colton so chooses.
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Then, she chooses products that work with the skin, not against it.
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Martha is a Squib and chooses to live as a No-Maj.
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Andrews should be able to live her life the way she chooses.
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S he can glide up into the soprano stratosphere when she chooses.
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When he chooses Gordon instead of an arranged marriage, they disown him.
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The cost also depends on what type of coverage the owner chooses.
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He remembers that moment "vividly," but chooses not to dwell on it.
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This year, the convention can set up the nomination however it chooses.
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But wherever a bear chooses to hibernate, the objective is the same.
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Matt chooses this moment to declare that he needs his beauty sleep.
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Instead, he chooses to follow Malcolm on a walk into the woods.
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Even Vivian, Elle's rival, chooses her burgeoning friendship over her jerky boyfriend.
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Trump owns the GOP, and can take it whatever direction he chooses.
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LONDON — Not everyone chooses to spend their retirement in the same way.
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Nava's henchman, el Azul, sees him, but chooses not to act. Yet.
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It's his turn to pick and he chooses an Indonesian place nearby.
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The receiver likewise randomly chooses which kind of polarisation to check for.
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Whether he chooses to do so, of course, remains to be seen.
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Here, she says, is where he chooses what he wants to be.
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Byrd instead chooses to stress the second, "verum", with a loud dissonance.
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She knows what she wants and she chooses things with her stylist.
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The experimenter then chooses to add or remove the second beam splitter.
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The Helper then chooses how to divide the proceeds of the investment.
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Then, girl chooses to marry another one of her 25 handsome suitors.
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I can't wait to see what else the series chooses to tackle.
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By the looks of the teams, the one Zach chooses is stacked.
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Usually she chooses to wear a high-waisted bikini to hide that.
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"He chooses not to be a part of Alana's life," she says.
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Griffin isn't the only successful person who chooses to travel in style.
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Which door do you think a socially awkward person like Lionel chooses?
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How Iran's government works The assembly chooses the Islamic Republic's supreme leader.
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When formulating products, Beautycounter never chooses approximately 85033,500 questionable or harmful ingredients.
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Each participant donates $50,000 and the team that wins chooses the charity.
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This is the moment she always chooses to knock on the door.
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Twitter doesn't discuss how it chooses countries and networks to focus on.
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Doug chooses a presidential letter opener, which should make an excellent shiv.
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"I'm going to let him run his campaign however he chooses," Mrs.
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She clearly carefully chooses which voices to amplify with her sizable platform.
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Whomever Ducey chooses will have to defend the seat in two years.
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Nothing can happen to the house until she chooses to move out.
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He apparently chooses Shabana because she talks about killing people with relish.
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Whatever a client chooses, it's an educated guess more than a guarantee.
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He chooses to do this by disguising himself as the title character.
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We can only view what each user chooses to submit to us.
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There is always a choice, even when somebody else chooses for you.
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The federation chooses from 36 judges and referees at the Rio Games.
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But her competition, if she chooses to swim it, will be formidable.
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How the President chooses to use Twitter is a reflection on him.
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"He gets to run his campaign any way he chooses," she said.
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I think every artist chooses his or her own way of expression.
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"Whoever chooses not to embrace this will be left behind," she said.
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Alex chooses Brittany, a young beauty entrepreneur, and Lindsey, a sales rep.
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The cook chooses a knife, pays for it, and can keeps it.
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It remains to be seen who the director of planning department chooses.
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He has a lot of wealth to share, if he so chooses.
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Granholm chooses not to file, the DNC can always suspend its rules.
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It's a question of what a person chooses to believe, and why.
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Stephens has no shortage of power when she chooses to summon it.
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Of course, Mr. Trump also uses and misuses the figures he chooses.
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Progressives may stay home if Mr. Biden chooses an establishment running mate.
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It also has a small fund to use for projects it chooses.
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But there likely is a difference in who chooses to go there.
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If of his own accord our son chooses to specialize early, fine.
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If she chooses something daring and unique, it could grab everyone's attention!
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If the recipient chooses to regift or donate it, so be it.
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The governor rarely chooses a special prosecutor to take on a case.
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If the court chooses not to, the law would automatically take effect.
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That's me who sometimes misses a comma or chooses colloquialisms over grammar.
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The transit agency normally chooses the lowest bidder in a competitive process.
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Because the regular Italian chooses — either Salvini or that other stuff there.
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Here, as Jo chooses writing over marriage, Ronan performs the last dance.
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It could also ease its limit on money outflows, if it chooses.
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But when he chooses a topic for children, there is one constant.
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But then Congress often chooses to loosen the rules in good times.
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Whatever she chooses to wear, her exceptional musicianship is the genuine article.
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Whenever, if ever, she chooses to run for office, we're all ears.
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That could change where she chooses to keep her down payment money.
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Those five minutes can be yielded to counsel if a senator chooses.
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And it's there when he chooses to stalk his neighbour (Zazi Beetz).
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Did you ever wonder how Roku chooses which companies are on there?
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It also said it chooses the products it sells "fairly and objectively".
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More than one canvas includes terms this newspaper chooses not to print.
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Panels of five members will deliberate on cases it chooses to take.
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The question now will be whether Beijing chooses to heed Trump's warning.
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Users cannot control when the frog chooses to go on its adventures.
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What he chooses to do with the information is his own business.
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Banning political ads favors incumbents and whoever the media chooses to cover.
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Banning political ads favors incumbents and whoever the media chooses to cover.
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Yet these are not the facts on which Davis chooses to conclude.
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Yung Miami, half of the City Girls, chooses to come out swinging.
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The president is freewheeling and blunt; the chancellor chooses his words carefully.
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He simply chooses to focus on contributing to a critical cultural conversation.
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A true American hero—a man who truly chooses country over self.
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But also he chooses clothes that show off his neck and shoulders.
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Ignoring or stalling on climate change chooses the latter option by default.
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I think the right understands this, and therefore chooses to deny reality.
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There is a similar struggle on the opposite end of the spectrum, where a woman's value and experiences in the workplace are determined by the amount of skin she chooses to show and how she chooses to show it.
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She also chooses three "badges" from a collection of tongue-in-cheek icons.
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A woman in power is only as good as she chooses to be.
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He chooses duty (King's Landing) over desire (the wild, wild North with Tormund).
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He chooses whom to draw in a day by listening to his gut.
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"The wand chooses the wizard, Mr. Potter," said Ollivander to a young Potter.
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And so, as Santa when you see how children react, it chooses you.
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What's the PlayStation 4 'Neo' exactly (or whatever Sony chooses to call it)?
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If she chooses, Cochran can provide locations of other victims without any penalty.
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These different perspectives inform the materials that Pires chooses to create his figures.
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What a customer chooses to do, depends on the goals of the company.
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Every year, the National Women's History Project chooses a theme for the month.
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He chooses his words carefully in describing campus climate toward the LGBT community.
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Early in her journey, Daenerys chooses to walk into Khal Drogo's funeral pyre.
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It didn't occur to me that no one chooses a life of addiction.
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Charles chooses to stay rich, of course, and lies to Connerty and Dake.
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He chooses not to raise prices, nor to limit editions of his prints.
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The Trump administration could end DACA tomorrow if it chooses to do so.
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True to its beliefs, the M5S chooses its electoral candidates in online ballots.
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Who is the type of person that chooses to live in Slab City?
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In practice, the regime can still print as many bolívares as it chooses.
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A woman who chooses not to have children does all of these things.
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It'll be interesting to see what Soylent chooses to replace algal flour with.
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And wherever David's extended family chooses to congregate, that will be the Loft.
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She works with patients for eight weeks and then she chooses a rock.
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"A place like mine chooses winners economically," said a Goldman Sachs vice president.
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Moon could still do so if he chooses, but it might be tricky.
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Arie Luyendyk, Jr. chooses Becca Kufrin, then Lauren Burnham, but Burnham rejects him.
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That induced current can then be used for whatever purpose an engineer chooses.
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If Trump chooses a strongly anti-abortion nominee who favored overturning Roe v.
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I get myself a frozen coffee drink, and he chooses an iced tea.
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If a user chooses that provider, the start-up gets a referral fee.
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Maisel chooses not to show Midge wrestling with these feelings in subsequent episodes.
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It also means Trump's future may hinge on what he chooses to do.
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There are a few advantages when a startup chooses to cook everything itself.
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Whatever Williams chooses to do, we're sure she'll still be an amazing mom.
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He chooses to stay home while they walk to the slightly nearby park.
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Clients of this tattoo artist let him ink them with whatever he chooses.
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"He just picks and chooses his spots," small forward Kevin Durant said afterward.
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What she chooses to share online is an ongoing conversation in her relationship.
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If the guest chooses the same person as the audience, they win $10,000.
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This occurs when the cosplayer chooses to alter gender of the character itself.
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There exist genuine concerns about who the FBI chooses to surveil and why.
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If he chooses any other course of action, he is just playing games.
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The episode's subject chooses one person, and together they walk into the city.
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As for which pieces she chooses to replicate, Zauzmer goes for the classics.
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And he can still turn around and trade him if he chooses to.
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Now, we just have to wait to see which lucky university she chooses.
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The president can delegate his prosecutorial power to other officials as he chooses.
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And that's the cause to which the Richards family chooses to devote themselves.
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It would originally have been understood that the goddess chooses her own consorts.
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Every morning I wake up committed, and pray that she chooses the same.
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Anyone else who chooses to speak with the media will only be speculating.
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However, sometimes the clothes she chooses are too tight, short, low cut, etc.
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"Chrissy is not someone who chooses to be in the spotlight," they write.
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In Broadcast News, Holly Hunter (wisely) chooses her journalistic integrity over a relationship.
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The person Trump chooses will not be beholden to the President's own views.
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Medicare also chooses to motivate providers with a stick rather than a carrot.
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Budgeting plays a big role in how the family chooses a new vehicle.
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It just creates future hurdles if the Senate chooses to incorporate major elements.
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For her, asexuality plays a lesser role in how she chooses sex toys.
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Drought is a natural phenomenon that strikes where and when Mother Nature chooses.
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Cost is a major consideration when a company chooses where to do business.
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Narrator: Once again met with a choice, Peter chooses to abandon the responsibility.
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A candidate's own fundraising can also guide where the NRCC chooses to invest.
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And that gives tremendous leverage to any parent who chooses to wield it.
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We don't think some particle is determining what the person chooses to do.
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It's fascinating to watch how each individual chooses to reckon with her vulnerability.
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The topics he chooses are as unorthodox as anything Bill Veeck ever devised.
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Instead he chooses to explode at his man and swarm until the finish.
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If it chooses to walk away from South Korea, will it be safer?
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Their role will be kept confidential unless McCabe chooses to make it public.
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When he chooses to speak on the issue he reduces himself to platitudes.
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I'll be damned if they, or anybody else, chooses how my life goes.
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The user chooses the 'Geoprivacy' settings with each observation—available, obscured, or hidden.
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A woman's specific reasons for what she chooses to wear do not matter.
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Bernie Sanders wants to transform how the Democratic Party chooses its presidential nominee.
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Despite the inevitable disagreements, I hope my city chooses to have this debate.
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The crucial moment comes when Siegfried chooses, for once, not to follow her.
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Whatever the federal government chooses to call it, this is an internment camp.
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And finally, there's Getty's pregnant mistress, who chooses her own child over Getty.
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In other words, he is the justice a Republican Congress and president chooses.
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That doesn't stop her from being playful, hedonistic or perverse when she chooses.
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No matter what Mueller chooses, in action or inaction, some will be upset.
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Senate rules are just that — rules the Senate chooses to impose on itself.
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Asked his favorites, he chooses T. S. Eliot, Ted Hughes and Dylan Thomas.
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Abortion should be safe, legal and accessible to every person who chooses it.
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She is careful about the company she keeps and the words she chooses.
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He chooses not to communicate with them often to avoid discussing his atheism.
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Instead, it's about the one person who chooses to stand up against fear.
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Before "In a Pickle" begins, each child chooses a set of sheep ears.
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It establishes that the House must act only if and when it chooses.
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It will actually remove eggs to take over a nest, if it chooses.
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K chooses a lovely plumeria scented bar and stamps it with a heart.
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The people she chooses to follow don't center their body on their accounts.
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The country could file a brief with the NAFTA panel if it chooses.
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Like a curator, Ware chooses her objects carefully and annotates them with purpose.
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Brian Kemp (R) asserted any potential appointee he chooses to fill outgoing Sen.
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He instead chooses to remember Bill in the way he thought of himself.
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It chooses not to lie to us about the economics of its marriages.
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If the couple chooses to divorce after working with him, so be it.
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But whoever he chooses could not then fill the position permanently later on.
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Everyone chooses the 20-year pro and that's what it is for football.
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The consumer pays for the title insurance, but rarely chooses the title agent.
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Everyone wants to see themselves reflected on screen, and a lot of that has to take place behind the scenes, particularly when it comes to who chooses to green light, who chooses to finance, and how we give out marketing dollars.
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Turnout will be high in this group, because they will see the difference (between the Republican and Democratic nominees) unless the Democratic nominee chooses to not talk about the environment, or chooses to talk about the environment rarely and disingenuously.
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When an author chooses such a painfully difficult topic, the writing takes on the drama of an Olympic event, perhaps the diving competition, where the more difficult dive an athlete chooses to make, the more points he or she earns.
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One can practice whatever kind of Christianity, or any other religion, that one chooses.
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But despite the immense tragedy, Underwood chooses to live her life as a survivor.
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It's worth noting exactly when Holden chooses to take a stand for giving head.
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The key will be how and when Twitter chooses to integrate the two products.
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" Clinton brushed off Trump's vow, saying, "He can run his campaign however he chooses.
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Chooses Mike Flynn to be his national security adviser Trump tapped retired Lt. Gen.
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No matter who the country chooses, Tuesday was a historic day for American women.
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I hope anyone thinking of adding a dog to their family chooses to adopt.
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What makes Untouchable worthy is how and where it chooses to tell that tale.
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Wade, allowing any state in the country to ban abortion if it so chooses.
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The birth mother chooses you, and you never know what somebody is looking for.
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"I am going to let him run his campaign however he chooses," she said.
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Dany chooses a door, and walks into a desolate throne room in King's Landing.
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ALPHABET INC'S WAYMO CHOOSES DETROIT FACTORY FOR AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES, PARTNERS WITH AMERICAN AXLE & MANUFACTURING
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But once Trump chooses a course of action, it appears the secretary backs off.
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The regime views with suspicion anyone who chooses to escape life under its rule.
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Australia selects the kangaroo; Brazil chooses the sloth; Mexico, of course, takes the avocado.
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Unlike many queer accounts on Instagram, the account's founder chooses to keep Godimsuchadyke anonymous.
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He chooses color palettes that are rich in contrast or that use a gradient.
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Or, as Astro is hoping, a company that chooses to widely adopt its software.
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Cordova chooses to report back to Miguel, and say the mess was Calderon's fault.
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PSA: Whether or not someone chooses to breastfeed their child is their own business.
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That's his mission if he chooses to accept it, and you know he will.
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Klitschko has the right to a rematch if he chooses and certainly deserves it.
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What are the principles by which he chooses a company in which to invest?
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They'll face no charges at all if their partner chooses not to press charges.
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In a moment illustrates her well-rounded moral conscience, Carol chooses to save Ezekiel.
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He just chooses not to adopt the same model for his own personal finances.
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Is it selfish to not go along with the cover-up, as Rorschach chooses?
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However, "Narcos" is fictionalized, and how it chooses to frame the story is telling.
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Rather than focusing on any particular name, Gordon chooses to bet against the GDX.
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Whenever and however a person chooses to disclose their sexuality is up to them.
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We wish him nothing but the best moving forward in whatever endeavors he chooses.
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My daughter chooses a tiny wooden doll house ($25) and a tea set ($15).
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Now, the industry chooses to effectively donate to the enablers of America's gun crisis.
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" Clinton brushed off Trump's vow, saying: "He can run his campaign however he chooses.
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Speculation is all it will continue to be until Sony chooses to say something.
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But it has until August 2020 to re-open the case if it chooses.
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Whatever his past, he largely chooses to be friendly and sensitive in the present.
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A divided America this does not make, however the media chooses to cover it.
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He studies the remains of his cortado as he carefully chooses how to begin.
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"I'm really interested in the personality who chooses to be the drummer," O'Callaghan says.
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Also featured is a look at how the U.S. Supreme Court chooses its cases.
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It is also considered unlikely that he chooses to hold an election on Oct.
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That situation will be exacerbated in whichever city Amazon chooses to land, experts said.
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Suppose the Assad regime ignores these strikes and chooses to use chemical weapons again.
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How O'Rourke chooses to spend his massive war chest will be a major factor.
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If he chooses football Reggie will support it, but he definitely won't encourage it.
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And I believe strongly this should be a referendum on who chooses in November.
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This means Sean can spend a lot more time with Cassidy—if he chooses.
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He grouses she has a master's degree in psychology yet chooses not to work.
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He could probably afford to live a life of leisure, but chooses not to.
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A Resolutions Committee chooses what topics will be formally voted upon before the meeting.
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Since the show ended, she's been selective about the kind of roles she chooses.
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"I tend to give the president deference on people he chooses," said Arizona Sen.
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There are few singers as naturally magnetic as Timberlake when he chooses to be.
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She gets to continue being the person who chooses what the standard will be.
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Rehn is seen as the strongest candidate if he chooses to apply, analysts said.
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He chooses to shoot people in front of his workers to display his products.
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Larkou chooses his words carefully when asked if he is optimistic this time around.
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But only if Pakistan chooses to follow it will the future hold much promise.
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Because of those same reasons, he says that he always chooses tacos over burritos.
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The supermodel also revealed why she chooses to keep her relationship with Simmons private.
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"Nobody chooses to be separated, unlike what this administration is saying," Cortez Masto said.
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If the president chooses this path, a number of things are likely to happen.
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Like the rest of the Sharks' organization, he chooses to look forward, not back.
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It is still possible that Whitmer chooses a male running mate for lieutenant governor.
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Then there would be less reason to fret when a billionaire chooses to move.
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"If anyone chooses to ignore that warning, they will face severe consequences," he said.
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Russia usually prepares several economic development scenarios but chooses only one for the budget.
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If Mr. Trump chooses to ride the horse that got him here, however, Mrs.
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Each year Evo chooses a lineup of the most popular fighting games for competition.
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Whomever Trump chooses will face a tense confirmation fight in the narrowly divided Senate.
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And how the media chooses to cover the story is a reflection on it.
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If Congress chooses the chaos of a continued lockout, we will use our power.
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Every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses.
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At this point, like Ratmansky, he can have pretty much any gig he chooses.
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Zuckerberg did leave himself an out if he chooses to change the policy, though.
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Anyone who chooses to seek any fact in his statement is abandoning reason altogether.
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If the winner chooses to remain anonymous the lunch has sometimes been held elsewhere.
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She chooses instead to showcase her personal experiences in all their specificity and weirdness.
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She chooses to cook the food of her culture as an act of resistance.
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She chooses Jason, and her boss, Lisa Love, doesn't let her live it down.
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But after a day in the sun, he chooses Lindsey to move forward with.
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"We both said, 'We hope he chooses David', as we love it," Rotherham says.
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Once a homeowner chooses the policy they want, the next page up is payment.
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Beyoncé, arguably the greatest professional entertainer of our time, chooses to love her blackness.
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Mitch McConnell chooses his words more carefully than just about any politician in America.
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Netflix could definitely be pickier about which shows and movies it chooses to produce.
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Avila offers a seven-course omakase menu — meaning he chooses what you'll be served.
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How does a human being relate to the environment it chooses to live in?
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Your husband, like most men, chooses not to acknowledge, or effectively perform, this labor.
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The patient chooses an appointment time and can upload a picture of the rash.
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Try your hand at guessing which apartment a Bay Area transplant chooses in Brooklyn.
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He chooses his enemies based on who he thinks will rile up his base.
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Rather than go back to Mexico regularly, she chooses to be homeless in America.
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The president can instruct executive branch agencies to shield key evidence if he chooses.
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That means the government can focus, if it chooses to, on proper economic reforms.
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But he chooses his battles with Mr. Trump carefully and obeyed his marching orders.
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Whichever a consumer chooses, he sees it as a personal lifestyle and nutritional choice.
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He chooses the location and what the plane is doing or where it's headed.
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Our country is at risk every day the administration chooses to ignore this threat.
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Even routine deals sometimes elude Mr. Trump, or he chooses to blow them up.
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But any American president has absolute power to declassify anything he chooses to release.
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What do you notice about the places where the writer chooses to use dialogue?
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The federal government is an irresistible force when it chooses to prioritize an issue.
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Well, she's one of the big mysteries that "The Leftovers" chooses not to solve.
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"Apple doesn't see the data unless the consumer chooses to share it," Williams said.
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If he chooses to run, Biden will also have to contend with his age.
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This gives the employee no choice; it is the employer who chooses the policy.
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Companies submit sealed proposals, and the government chooses the lowest-cost, highest-quality bidder.
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Each audience member chooses a card on which a name is written in Arabic.
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And Dianne chooses to ignore how her comfortable background might contribute to Henry's insecurities.
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A young woman is abused and victimized when she chooses to stop eating meat.
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Each week, the bartender Chantal Tseng chooses a new book and offers new cocktails.
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"I am a person who often chooses pain," Gaitskill writes in one essay here.
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What an administration chooses to do with the suggestion is entirely up to them.
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That configuration, he said, lends itself to using relievers more often, however he chooses.
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Architectural Digest described it as a "'no frills' abode" that chooses function over extravagance.
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I make a digital file available, and the client chooses who gets the part.
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It may be annoying if he chooses the truth and your parents freak out.
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I asked Hansen-Love what she thought draws Huppert to the roles she chooses.
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Any broader, emotional effect would depend on how he chooses to direct his energies.
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Every illustrator and visual journalist chooses what to include or exclude in an image.
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Correction: This story has been corrected to accurately reflect how Delaware chooses its justices.
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I hope that Kourtney finds clarity in whatever decision that she chooses to make.
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Artificial intelligence chooses the most efficient route for every order, no matter how small.
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The waiver can be as broad or narrow in scope as a state chooses.
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A woman who sold out other women for her own survival chooses new alliances.
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But once Trump chooses a course of action, it appears the secretary backs off.
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In the face of that monumental mindfuck, Sam chooses to persist anyway. Defiance. Hope.
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Nor is she going to be an evil mom if she chooses Indian names.
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The American calendar elects a president at the same time it chooses a Congress.
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He does not encourage civil discourse, but chooses to stoke fear and create outrage.
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In fact, Orman herself chooses to keep her cars for 12 years or more.
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"We ask ourselves three questions," he said regarding which technologies Ford chooses to explore.
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Still, Mr. Vengerov showed that he can kill them softly, too — when he chooses.
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This could just be an artifact of who chooses to live on the mainland.
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In other words, most of the world chooses to live in a dollar bloc.
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As for the target that Iran chooses, it&aposs difficult to predict, Bateman said.
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The bills it chooses to include in its ratings reflect its top policy goals.
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He'll also help determine whether Trump chooses to one day use force against Tehran.
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Because the vice presidency is only what the president chooses to make of it.
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This allows it to make margin on long-tail items if it so chooses.
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Thankfully, that could be changed with an update - if DYMO chooses to do so.
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She can choose between Christian or a Harga selected by lottery, and she chooses Christian.
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He continually chooses to participate in the community, visiting hospitals, schools, and countless other charities.
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Ignorance is an excuse in which one chooses dirt over water, while complaining they're thirsty.
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Kovacs: Fantasies are always exciting—but more often that not, architecture chooses to be boring.
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Still, being a scout does not mean having carte blanche to do whatever one chooses.
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It's especially problematic because Jukin picks and chooses the media companies it blocks from embedding.
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Bajarin believes that no matter which company Abrams ultimately chooses, he really can't go wrong.
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But most attacks were mainly rooted in new stories what he chooses to call attacks.
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" Remaining money will go to "Ray himself or a charity if he chooses as such.
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Commissioner Adam Silver chooses injury replacements from the same conference as the injured All Star.
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A: We retain customers' voice recordings and transcripts until the customer chooses to delete them.
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"At the end of the day, America chooses and they agreed with me," she added.
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And the reason she chooses to end the affair isn't because of Doug at all.
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There's a certain existential thread to many of the letters she chooses to respond to.
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Second, she chooses the people in the tribe who are the most obsessed with loyalty.
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READ: Political intrigue and power struggles as Vietnam chooses new leader Arms embargo to go?
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Instead, it chooses to follow the assembly instructions for a movie sequel to the letter.
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I never want to lose talent and potential because someone chooses to have a child.
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The artists that he chooses to pluck from different walks of life are so interesting.
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Verrit doesn't say who's doing the fact checking or how it chooses and verifies information.
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But among the scariest things about Donald Trump is the sources he chooses to trust.
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I go to Amazon and present him with two options; he chooses the cheaper ones!
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There's also an Auto setting that chooses the best rate for your current connection speed.
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But Bündchen, 35, says she chooses not to let the tough times get to her.
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It's still unclear how to Trump would break apart the DNI if he chooses to.
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Instead, he chooses to heal his rift with David by including him in the vote.
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Apple aims to define the "high end" of whatever category it chooses to compete in.
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It happens — there are obviously positions that Congress chooses to just have the president appoint.
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It's not clear whether Rose will attend, but apparently he's welcome to if he chooses.
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Eventually, Negan chooses Tyrone Biggums as his victim, knocking his head clean off his body.
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But a lot will depend on the people he chooses to represent U.S. trade interests.
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Facebook chooses from between thousands of potential stories when building your News Feed each day.
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But of course Luckey is free to believe and support what and who he chooses.
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In May, she told Variety that she chooses to remain vague about her sexual orientation.
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She chooses to go into the house, and hopefully find the car keys in there.
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In spite of today's overdoses, Andrea chases her fix and chooses to shoot up anyway.
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Shannon chooses not to use the POV, so Chuck and James remain on the block.
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Sia Furler chooses to keep her face concealed in order to maintain her private life.
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He then chooses how much to keep and how much to "invest" in the Helper.
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In conversation, Radcliffe chooses his words carefully, pausing after every question to gather his thoughts.
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The Gear Fit 2, however, chooses substance over style — and there's nothing wrong with that.
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In person, if she's in town and if not, she chooses to Skype or Facetime.
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Which one he chooses could be the biggest question of the Republican race right now.
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Hopefully whoever Nick chooses on The Bachelor will be able to stomach his food proclivities.
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That gives the firm more flexibility to ultimately buy companies outright if it so chooses.
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Whether Congress chooses to take up the issue of faithless electors when they convene Jan.
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Like Orman, O'Leary chooses to prioritize other financial goals over a $3 cup of coffee.
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Khloé Kardashian has a right to spoil her daughter True with any way she chooses.
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Reggie Bush is crossing his fingers ... hoping his son chooses any sport other than football.
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There is no way he can feel bullied about who he chooses to vote for.
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Meslet is always optimistic and chooses his words carefully as he appears before the media.
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Tracey chooses unvarnished reality over pretty facades and that informs her pedagogy in every class.
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It also protects pilots' work in case Southwest chooses to market flights on non-U.
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I can understand why she chooses to stay, knowing that she's facing death alone there.
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Unflinching, no matter the path he chooses, and the bridges he burns along the way.
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You are a person who currently chooses to do things that do not feel useful.
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Based on sun directions, moon phases, weather, and more, he chooses an hour to start.
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You'd better hope your state chooses to cover it, because your subsidy won't be enough.
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Refinery29 is not condemning nor condoning the ways in which she chooses to describe herself.
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Where Tesla chooses to produce the Model Y is perhaps the most important, unanswered question.
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In true Bollywood tradition, "Batla House" chooses to hide its grays under black and white.
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Of course, Dourson is free to make a living however he chooses outside of government.
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Normally the commission consists of Scott and two members of the Cabinet that he chooses.
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Like any other interest group, it can direct its mission and activities as it chooses.
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However, the president acknowledged that Nike has a right to share whatever message it chooses.
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They're visions of a future she can have — if she chooses to let it happen.
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Those outside of the company have none of it, unless Facebook chooses to release it.
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But whatever path the U.K. eventually chooses, the prospects for the national economy look bleak.
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In an economy without "frictions", it should not matter which of these options it chooses.
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She chooses Clara (Isabél Zuaa), a black care worker from one of the city's favelas.
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If Washington chooses not to pay it, Williams could contest the decision with a grievance.
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I respect every woman who chooses to share her uncomfortable (and worse) experiences with men.
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At MOCA Grand Avenue, multidisciplinary artist Xu Zhen chooses to freeze the act of falling.
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Narrator: Benjamin chooses to work with tulle because the fabric is suitable for creating shading.
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Electric toothbrush startup Goby says 80% of its total customer base chooses its subscription option.
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No one chooses to work 12 hours a day until their back and feet ache.
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She picks and chooses from their jumping styles, and learns something about their personalities, too.
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Self-reported mood information can also be shared via the app, if the patient chooses.
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He chooses not to wear a suit, believing that it could be intimidating to patients.
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Each member chooses a recipe to make and claims it on a shared Google document.
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But if he chooses not to testify, he will risk giving Gates the last word.
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He chooses his words with care and precision, and speaks in a mild, even voice.
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If he chooses to attack, Sanders risks creating a vicious circle, some Democratic insiders say.
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Here are five things you may not know about how the IRS chooses its targets.
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This mother created a documentary about her daughter's right to use the bathroom she chooses.
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A woman who chooses to have an abortion is, apparently, not taking responsibility for herself.
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No matter how many times he chooses that option, it goes back to Top Stories.
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They often occur when a girl refuses an arranged marriage or chooses her own husband.
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Or, more accurately perhaps, it lies in mathematical assumptions that the "beholder" chooses to make.
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For the first time, Stamper chooses love over Frank and goes to be with Laura.
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If the player chooses, Mae can visit Pastor Karen daily to learn more about her.
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But the kiss of death is the story Call of Duty: WW2 chooses to tell.
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It seems almost every day the President chooses a new group to scapegoat and attack.
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Nobody chooses to live there; they have been forced there by what they're running from.
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The king, who still retains most executive power, chooses a premier from the winning party.
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Numerous lawmakers, including Republicans, have noted that Trump can halt it immediately if he chooses.
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The authority is federally funded, but New York City's mayor chooses and oversees its leadership.
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Ms. Warren's endorsement, if she chooses to make one, is still up in the air.
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"I hope that if he so chooses he will get the last word," he said.
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And I can't wait to hear what the Weinstein Company chooses as its new name.
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However many women he chooses to promote in his patriarchic government, he is no feminist.
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Your mother-in-law is an adult and free to spend time as she chooses.
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Is the new definition of a commitment-phobe someone who chooses to keep relationships offline?
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From my point of view, philanthropy is good when I like the goals it chooses.
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A public chooses to join that community or else opts out of the moral loop.
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Wisely, Hall chooses not to recreate Carrington's art (which can be brooding and sexually suggestive).
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Netanyahu has no intention of resigning, even if the attorney general chooses to indict him.
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That is unlikely in the short run, but not impossible — if the party so chooses.
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Through it all, she always chooses to promote her game, our college sports reporter writes.
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If you know "Deadwood," you know it is no spoiler that Al chooses the latter.
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If he chooses to remain in Albany, he must navigate a historically treacherous third term.
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Up in the Swiss Alps, many a skier chooses rösti for a hearty mountain lunch.
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An independent child can express her gender in this realm when and how she chooses.
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The voices she chooses to portray each character captures the unfolding drama and humor beautify.
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But if someone chooses not to buy insurance, does that mean they've lost out financially?
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So the student who chooses to go to one H.B.C.U. may not find another appealing.
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The country's mostly male Parliament — which chooses the president — has repeatedly bypassed her for men.
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But if it chooses, Russia can chart a more dynamic future with closer Western ties.
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Belinda, who became pregnant by Getty, leaves because she chooses her child over mansion life.
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And if she chooses not to be considerate, to give her a move-out date?
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One clue may lie in whom he chooses for his new cabinet early next year.
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But much will depend on what the Trump administration chooses to do with the findings.
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The Sweethome chooses the Pinzon Hypoallergenic Microplush, at $35, as the best inexpensive XL pad.
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The person who put down the prompt chooses their favorite answer, and points are awarded.
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But, Angela is on the beach now, and she chooses Mike Johnson for her date.
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And, how Trump chooses to divvy up his day is, again, largely a personal choice.
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"Then it becomes an issue that we take up however the president chooses," Mattis said.
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And why what he chooses to say -- and not say -- is all the more disappointing.
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At 35, I am punctual, mobile and available — adjectives no woman chooses first for herself.
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For the next visit, if the patient chooses a medication abortion, the cost is $550.
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For example, when an influential member of the class chooses not to participate, others follow.
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Then, different shortages (that debt can fill) emerge, depending on the colleges a player chooses.
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Advisers said there is little rhyme or reason to how Mr. Trump chooses clemency recipients.
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But much will depend on how Iran chooses to approach the nuclear issue in particular.
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Doctors' groups prefer an approach that uses arbitration, where an independent arbitrator chooses the price.
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The average person unconsciously chooses their friends, their boss, their spouse, or their significant other.
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Melissa (Olivia Cooke) is the 19-year-old who chooses them to raise her child.
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Though Walt could easily save her, he chooses not to and instead lets Jane die.
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The French actress consistently chooses roles that are morally complex and sometimes hard to watch.
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A mother tries a dress on her daughter, a young man chooses between TV screens.
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When the United States chooses to lead, we have the ability to do tremendous good.
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We should commend the Air Force for opening a probe into how it chooses hotels.
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Each round, the "storyteller" chooses a card and (without showing it) says something about it.
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As Abdullo decides to leave once more, his best friend, Oyat, chooses to stay behind.
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The polling officials wait for him to come and vote at any time he chooses.
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But what really makes the documentary work is the way it chooses to portray Simpson.
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And he chooses to ignore them and deal with Goebbels, who is this brilliant propagandist.
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Despite the aesthetic nature of her compositions, Baremboym chooses her materials for their conceptual connotations.
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Part of this hinges on how strictly Trump chooses to enforce the sanctions he's reimposing.
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It won't get addressed unless Congress chooses to start (or resume) paying attention to it.
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They are a form of industrial policy, which picks and chooses individual industries to support.
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Trying to playfully nudge conventionally expressive models of rock songwriting, she chooses density over clarity.
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He chooses the greater good when self-assertion would suit him, and even his teammates, better.
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What does it mean when the typically chatty pair chooses not to say anything at all?
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A church which chooses not to ordain women won't be forced to do so by law.
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He says if she chooses the later it will create difficulty with respect to her reputation.
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Mulvaney's comments perpetuate the stigma that one chooses to have diabetes based on his/her lifestyle.
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"We have more to do, if the president chooses to do it, on tariffs," Kudlow said.
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It's clear his race in 2020, if he chooses to run again, won't be so straightforward.
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At the end, they perform the finished tracks for the guest artist, who chooses one winner.
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Naturally, the president is free to grant or withhold his political support to anyone he chooses.
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She has a long-running list of video ideas, and chooses two to film each day.
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Let's hope that Governor Deal chooses a legacy of inclusion, not exclusion, and vetoes this bill.
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Homeowner Becky – of Westlake – chooses a decrepit old home, much to the surprise of the team.
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And what can be done if you don't like the person your parent chooses to marry?
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And the activities she chooses is to help the homeless and people suffering from mental illness.
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Although they lack the votes in the Senate, Democrats are expected to fight whoever Trump chooses.
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I also think that the child chooses the parent so should it be it will be.
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This tension could resurface Thursday night if Clinton chooses to defend Obama administration's engagement in Libya.
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Schiff maintained that if the Fed chooses to raise rates, the whole U.S. economy could implode.
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"The Trump administration consistently chooses not to believe the accounts of brave women," Renda told Refinery29.
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Justine chooses a pair of oversize sunglasses — but doesn't have enough tickets for that particular prize.
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Browne added that Quora will be highly selective of which companies' messages it chooses to show.
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If Modi chooses to stay calm, he has the ability to withstand public pressure, Jaishankar added.
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Transmit wants to help add biometric security when it's needed in whatever form the developer chooses.
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Whether it chooses to share that information with Apple, at least, still remains to be seen.
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It's Dave Alan Clear that the name Dave rules, and that this Dave chooses perfect roles.
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Kylie chooses to have a break from her social media and focus on her upcoming blessing.
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The index chooses 100 of those companies that are consistently innovative, updated on a quarterly basis.
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Even if she chooses YouTube, that's like the worst option in terms of her getting paid.
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She chooses to save the world, of course, but it's a choice of nearly unbearable tragedy.
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Of course Eddie chooses money over some woman he's never heard of with a forgettable name.
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"But the great thing is that America is really the one that chooses so that's exciting."
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If one of these men chooses to judge her on her preferences, he can kick rocks.
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If one chooses wisely, an MBA at the right school can be an investment worth making.
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Basically, Twitter relies on explicit amplification by viewers while Facebook's algorithm chooses who sees what stream.
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"What well-adjusted man on this planet CHOOSES to become an ice cream man?" screamed Mylie.
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What does ring false is the court case that Sinha chooses to center his film on.
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Whatever option she chooses, she is about to enter the final act of her political career.
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Then, the rest of the group chooses a person to "pay" the postman with a kiss.
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I've been thinking a lot lately about the artist who chooses to make themselves a mirror.
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"It just chooses to keep spending that money so it can grow even faster," he said.
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This plan chooses to cut a provider that sees over a million Medicaid patients every year.
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The hacker told me that he either chooses them from the top subreddits according to redditmetrics.
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Yellen, like her forebears, chooses her words carefully knowing any hint of surprise can rattle markets.
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Who chooses to spend their weekend watching an outdoor Quidditch match in the middle of Staffordshire?
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Just because somebody chooses to protest, now we've got to be kicked out of the country?
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How it chooses to do so has big implications for the future of the Chinese economy.
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Only time will tell if AT&T chooses to increase the price of Watch TV, though.
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And more often than not, Kavanaugh does not acknowledge those subtleties, or simply chooses not to.
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Not just Kurdish women are attending these courses, but anyone who chooses to live in Rojava.
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Thore, 33, said that she chooses not to read the comments, but that sometimes it's unavoidable.
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You are a person who chooses to be active at night and sleep through the morning.
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It would be equally good if he also chooses Mattis to be his secretary of Defense.
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Or should he stay and defend his right to love as he chooses, as Bosie wants?
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It has zero to do with patriotism -- even as Trump chooses to define it here. 26.
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The state has no business deciding whether a woman chooses to have a child or not.
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At the end of class, Yanis chooses small groups to perform the routine for the class.
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President Trump is standing at a crossroads as he chooses the next director of the FBI.
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The special counsel's findings will in many ways dictate the direction Congress chooses to go next.
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In total, there will be 12 Democratic primary debates before the party chooses its presidential nominee.
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However he chooses to present himself, we're hoping he's a key part of the 2020 Olympics.
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"If she chooses to, it'll only be because she thinks she can win majors," she said.
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In some ways it feels like Tommy chooses Ghost over Holly by not killing him, right?
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Clinton warned of potential consequences if the country chooses a leader who takes a different approach.
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Ultimately, [Aladdin] chooses to be a street thief, but he just went in the other direction.
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This can be seen in the way each chooses to begin the story of the Jews.
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Freedom of the press means freedom to carry or not carry whatever content the publisher chooses.
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If he chooses to testify, he will risk being questioned by prosecutors fixated on his jugular.
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Unlike traditional cemeteries that meet death with solemnity, the Merry Cemetery chooses to laugh at death.
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Byrne expressed confidence that Moore would not win the Republican primary if he chooses to run.
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China has enormous resources to deploy within its own country if it chooses to do so.
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And we will be equally relentless in our opposition to anyone who chooses to emulate him.
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If a woman chooses to wear a hijab or other religious garb, that is her choice.
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As it stands, a young fighter who chooses to begin boxing professionally forfeits his Olympic eligibility.
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But if he chooses to let the next one breathe more deeply, that would work, too.
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"The way the book chooses to portray that divide, visually, is really interesting," explains Otsmane-Elhaou.
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He could have gone for a more moderate take on his Jewish identity, but chooses otherwise.
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She chooses not to leave Myanmar to see him in case the junta blocks her return.
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Yet Instagram has never explained exactly how the algorithm chooses what to show you until today.
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Every meeting has a particular theme that Mitchell chooses based on current events and community feedback.
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He chooses me because I speak Arabic, have a security clearance, and worked for the NSA.
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As in previous games, each player chooses a class before they spawn, with certain unique abilities.
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If it chooses the latter, like Spotify did in 2250, it won't issue any new shares.
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A May Queen is chosen, who, in a demonstration of female autonomy, chooses her own king.
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There are many ways in which the other party chooses outcomes that are cruel and unfair.
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The company's algorithm chooses which updates appear higher up in users' newsfeeds and which are buried.
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In a world where so many people want to be hidden, he chooses to be seen.
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Mr. Deitsch, 20, has a seemingly endless supply of statistics, and he chooses his words carefully.
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If a librarian chooses not to respond because a person is black, that's taste-based discrimination.
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If Amazon chooses Atlanta, politicians will point to all that they have done to attract it.
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If Asgardia chooses a different country for future launches, its next spacecraft might enjoy looser laws.
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He knows how to intimidate you, if he wants to, or charm you, if he chooses.
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But not every politician chooses to do that, and we very desperately need more of this.
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"This race chooses its winners," Pagenaud said after holding off Alexander Rossi in a frantic finish.
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There are, for example, the collaborators he chooses and the celebrities he pulls into his orbit.
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And she chooses arrangements that provide stark shadows, but little interference, because her words are pointed.
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If a playwright chooses to post a warning in a theater lobby, that is her right.
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If the Supreme Court chooses to take on US v Briggs, it would be a first.
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She knows everything that he did to me and still chooses to hang out with him.
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A fellow audience member at the meetup asked Simonyi how he chooses what to focus on.
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"Our dad is definitely a hoarder... but he chooses great things to hoard," Ariana tells CNBC.
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But his campaign has indicated that he may spend more broadly if the party chooses him.
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It can also use the Barstool brand at sports bars and restaurants if it chooses to.
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Congress would further have the authority to disapprove minor rules if it chooses by joint resolution.
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The more important question is what kind of deporter in chief a president chooses to be.
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The deliberative McConnell chooses every public word carefully and doesn't mind if people think he's boring.
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Rick Scott, who is expected to spend heavily on his campaign if he chooses to run.
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The place he chooses for our meeting is not like anything you'll find in Silicon Valley.
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But, his nomination is almost certainly already dead -- whether or not Jackson chooses to acknowledge it.
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She not only chooses stunning designer pieces, but also does her best to showcase the cut.
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He will stay on in his role until the party chooses a new leader, he said.
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The guy she chooses in the end will become her partner in both love and branding.
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Giuliani could enter into an extensive battle with Democrats if he chooses to resist the subpoena.
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Further, Iran has shown that it could cut off Iraq whenever it chooses to do so.
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Apple makes a trade-off when it chooses to keep the decryption key for iCloud backups.
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Trump's decision might come down to which trait of his personality the President chooses to indulge.
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If someone chooses to use illegal drugs and overdose on them let them suffer the consequences.
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It's just Tamko, a guitar, and whoever chooses to sing with her, conjuring their own party.
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" Spacey in his statement also said he chooses now to openly "live as a gay man.
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At some point in this process a photo editor chooses the best image for the article.
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If no candidate wins both, the state's House of Representatives chooses who will fill the role.
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Bethune noted that Trump chooses his staff, but then he later publicly humiliates some of them.
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Your son is a man in middle age; he is free to dress as he chooses.
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That sense that you are not bound to a static identity someone else chooses for you.
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It chooses scientists to fund by honing in on "the person, not the project," says DeRisi.
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She chooses a traditional round 2.17-carat diamond solitaire in the signature six-prong Tiffany setting.
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The adult creates the profile and chooses which friends and relatives the child can connect with.
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No one should think that the wine he chooses to drink reveals anything about his character.
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Maverick chooses to graduate, and the last 20 minutes are a redemption he doesn't really need.
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When Trump suggested he chooses Obama as his vice president, though, Obama had a simple response.
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"Decorations are placed by whomever chooses to contribute," Ms. Gallagher, a longtime San Clemente resident, said.
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What if Attorney General William P. Barr chooses not to make large parts of it public?
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That means he'll likely still have some sway over who the company chooses to replace him.
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If that's the case, what matters most is the way Assad chooses to behave going forward.
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If a defendant chooses not to testify, that is still not the end of the story.
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It is also contained on a person's phone, even if she chooses to disable locational tracking.
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His techno chooses murky rattles over the precise sterility of its Berlin, superclub counterparts for example.
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It's the "she's not like the others" school of sexism; the one that says the little girl who chooses the superhero costume is making an objectively better choice than the little girl who chooses the princess costume, ignoring that choice is supposed to be the whole point.
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Masai Ujiri has the cache to go whatever route he so chooses and the world will trust his decision is well-measured, and if he chooses to compete again now or later, the franchise's reputation will have them in a better position than in years passed.
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It's the "she's not like the others" school of sexism; the one that says the little girl who chooses the superhero costume is making an objectively better choice than the little girl who chooses the princess costume, ignoring that choice is supposed to be the whole point.
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But Nova says she chooses not to wade through all the pain Lorna has caused her family.
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Keeping with the tuxedo vibe, Kardashian chooses a white blazer while shopping in New York in 2014.
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First, she chooses a purple shade from the Royal Peach Palette to smear across Jenner's entire eyelid.
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He has the resources to spend at least that much this time around if he so chooses.
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And if the dress she chooses exposes the scars from her surgeries, "I won't mind," she says.
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The truck will be able to travel 500 to 163,200 kilometers, depending on options a customer chooses.
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As a sovereign nation, America has the right to welcome – and turn away – whoever it chooses. 2.
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"I think if he chooses to do more of that, he's going to be more than back."
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"There's always a risk that he chooses to use Hong Kong as a bargaining chip," she said.
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Canada can block the proposed investment or set specific conditions on the deal if it so chooses.
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I say it to my son for reassurance when he chooses a heavy course load in school.
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One exception will be Amazon's Vine program, in which Amazon, not the product's provider, chooses the reviewers.
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That's why Caputo chooses her to be his secretary, cause she's always been a natural born leader.
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All of these are reasons why China chooses not to be too hard on the Kim regime.
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It's high summer Khloé chooses to get away from the summer light blonde she was wearing recently.
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First, some programs already have major advantages over others that the NCAA just conveniently chooses to ignore.
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The problem is those are often the only reliable players upon which Klinsmann chooses hang his hat.
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No matter what Neal chooses, this fight is headed into the legal arena sooner rather than later.
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Each experimenter chooses, independently and at random, whether to measure shape or color, and records the result.
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As a former undocumented immigrant, I know firsthand that being undocumented is not a state one chooses.
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What film it chooses to honour on February 26th will tell us how far it has come.
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No matter who she chooses, these rumors turning out to be fact would be a huge betrayal.
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And in this moment, Eve, who's wielding a gun (one of Villanelle's), chooses to confess her obsession.
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The key to how the battle now unfolds will be how IS chooses to defend the city.
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If and when Kim Jong Un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, I am waiting.
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It is a mantra for whoever needs it and in any way one chooses to use it.
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"We retain customers' voice recordings and transcripts until the customer chooses to delete them," the letter reads.
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Yet, there are many words that someone chooses to use rather than (or in conjunction with) bisexual.
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"I think out of devotion and honor that he chooses to only wear the fleece," explained Daman.
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We are waiting for direct word now from the president if he chooses to speak in response.
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Getting rid of Mr Sun doubtless makes it easier for Mr Xi to pick whomever he chooses.
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The fact that the presumptive Republican nominee for president chooses not to "believe" them is very troubling.
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In fact, E.H. becomes her life — or, more accurately, what she chooses in lieu of a life.
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Donald Trump: Well, like most Republicans, he chooses to reject science – something no presidential candidate should do.
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She goes to Charlie and tells him that she chooses him because she can't live without him.
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Anytime a user on Whisper chooses an image skin, it can be populated with a branded image.
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If and when Kim Jong-un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, I am waiting.
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Olivia chooses John at the rose ceremony — later, she admits that John is a first for her.
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Mr Yang argues, more persuasively than most politicians, that he chooses his positions on data and evidence.
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Given the chance to sell Peter out to a fellow small-time villain, he chooses not to.
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Pacioretty chooses to fake his death and assumes the identity of Chuck Stalwart, Wyoming's best private investigator.
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So Mr Pfordresher chooses to follow the chronology of the novel and weave in the biographical detail.
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Trump will be the first president to do so if he chooses to shrink a national monument.
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Elsewhere in currencies, the pound edged lower before the Conservative Party chooses its new leader on Tuesday.
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Granted powers we could only dream of, he chooses moderation when excess would be so gloriously easy.
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But there will be a moment when the party chooses what to do with its limited dollars.
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" The father of three said no matter what he chooses, the supermodel "wants me to be happy.
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On his entry in our mix series, Mechatok chooses to celebrate music made from a similar disposition.
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Motive, on the other hand, is the reason WHY a person chooses to engage in criminal conduct.
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When Lanza chooses the straightforward vocal route, it's usually because there's something menacing chugging underneath the surface.
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Although he doesn't have to offer insurance, he chooses to cover 100 percent of his employees' premiums.
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Still, Star chooses to return to Hunter's isolated mansion to retrieve her forgotten hoodie, crowbar in hand.
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But because of the high interest in those passes, a lottery system chooses who gets a visa.
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Its dominance, and how the Tate chooses to deal with this, results in some troubling gender representation.
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CPPIB is likely to partner with a PE firm if it chooses to proceed, the sources said.
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No matter who our most basic Bachelor chooses, we know he won't be going home alone — again.
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A player chooses a number, checks out the food, and decides to eat it or wear it.
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The country chooses a new President Ram Nath Kovind was elected as the 14th President of India.
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And, of course, Johnson should feel free to wear (or not wear) his hair however he chooses.
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She won't have any issues finding a new guy ... if and when she chooses to do so.
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If Couch chooses not to fight the deportation proceedings, he could return to the United States soon.
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Apple has also added the ability to add Safari-like tabs to any application a developer chooses.
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Of course, Trump is President and has the power and the privilege to go anywhere he chooses.
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Despite all this, JoJo pulls a fast one on us, the unsuspecting viewer, and chooses Chase anyway.
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The Reddit theorist is referring to the alternate Westworld logo that appears when Billy chooses his costume.
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The proposal will come up for a vote in late September unless Wheeler chooses to delay it.
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So long as North Korea chooses to remain outside of that order, they must face the consequences.
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"I am protecting the legal right of the president to assert it if he chooses," Sessions said.
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Cohen can donate leftover settlement funds to charities he chooses, with the consent of the Elan investors.
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During practices and at races, the skaters pass them around and everyone else chooses from whatever's left.
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International support notwithstanding, Guaido's claim is mostly rhetorical unless Maduro chooses to loosen his grip on power.
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If Markle chooses instead to renounce her citizenship, she will likely face substantial fees for doing so.
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In this moment, when Parvati chooses to be vulnerable, the game explicitly limits your range of responses.
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The thing is, Bose chooses to use a 2.5mm port on their headphones for a wired connection.
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It would keep the government running indefinitely regardless of how responsible or irresponsible Congress chooses to be.
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Mostly, they "optimize" output to parameters the company chooses, crucially, under conditions also shaped by the company.
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The move gives prosecutors a chance to prepare in the event that he chooses to do so.
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Congress should instead focus on finding out why the Justice Department chooses not to prioritize these cases.
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Danae serenely chooses married fulfillment with Midas, which means life in a hut and a straw bed.
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This brings us to the most troubling scenario, in which a cornered Iran chooses to respond aggressively.
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One chooses to lead an ethical life, to remember the Holocaust, to pursue justice at all costs.
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""I respect a person's right to politically support who he chooses but these are not normal times!
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We'll have to wait and see how the Netflix series chooses to adapt this real-life contention.
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If it chooses to only go after the open market, its market opportunity would be severely curtailed.
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He expertly chooses colors and shapes to create the appearance of empty space where there is none.
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Whereas many leaders seek to navigate between political hurdles, Macron usually chooses to confront them head first.
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Washington (CNN)When reality boxes in President Donald Trump, he simply chooses his own alternative, convenient truth.
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However, for whatever reason, society as a whole, now and again, chooses to take the easy path.
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For his 30,800 Instagram followers, McMillon chooses to tell personal stories that show what he's really like.
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He chooses policies, including his anti-trade mantra, based on the applause they get at his rallies.
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"The alternative would be the government chooses all of the funding for all the stuff," he said.
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And submariners grant it is a certain kind of person who chooses a life under the sea.
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If she chooses not to fight, she could be in the United States within weeks, experts said.
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When Moe sees the two together, she chooses to follow Tabitha's advice and pushes Noah away again.
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The political leader Macau chooses in 2019 will work with mainland authorities for the next five years.
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She said the Pentagon would be able to begin developing longer-range missiles if it so chooses.
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If the Superior Court chooses to hear Mr. Cosby's appeal, a new round of deliberations would start.
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If she chooses not to do these things, skeptical voters' doubts are likely to linger, and deepen.
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The legislature chooses Myanmar's president from candidates put forward by the military and each house of Parliament.
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Samsung chooses France to locate its new research center on artificial intelligence, creating more than 100 jobs.
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While Keith chooses to live in fear, though, Kimmy refuses to remain a victim to her past.
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If this is the end of the road for him, it will be because he chooses it.
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When a man chooses the word "female" as opposed to "woman,"my instincts are on high alert.
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In other words, you need to call law enforcement if your abuser chooses to ignore the order.
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If Lily-Rose Depp chooses to embrace her resting bitch face, who are we to stop her?
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If this is how society talks to women, then this is how Kasztelan chooses to talk back.
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Oversimplifying for discussion, but the idea is that the user chooses what kinds of stuff they see.
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Eleanor chooses power, only to see everything she built—including her relationship with Max—crumble soon afterward.
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That's what New York Times readers read every day — what the front page editor chooses for them.
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There is nothing fluid in the words she chooses, nothing that can be read into or misconstrued.
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And yet, in the face of all of that evidence, Trump chooses to believe Putin's unsubstantiated denials.
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The country has an elected Parliament, and Mswati chooses a prime minster from among the elected members.
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Amazon has projected the creation of 25,215 new jobs in whatever city or region it ultimately chooses.
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Essentially, 'what, precisely, is out there for Leo in the unlikely event that he chooses to leave?
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And instead of excluding certain industries entirely, Osmosis chooses only the most efficient within a given sector.
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In those moments, Chery chooses to educate rather than get upset or angry — which isn't always easy.
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Nonetheless, at least one in five Americans regularly chooses gluten-free foods, according to a 2015 poll.
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Typically, the bachelor chooses between two final contestants in what usually culminates in a dramatic marriage proposal.
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The question is whether it should receive continual headline coverage, whenever he chooses to engage in it.
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Emily: Yes, Roman's plan to destroy Vaulter is the one that Logan chooses to set in motion.
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Her resignation will take place after the bank's board chooses a new CEO, Leumi said on Sunday.
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And viewed this way, many believe the baker has the right to discriminate against whomever he chooses.
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I hope that if Mr. Biden gets the nomination, he chooses Ms. Harris as his running mate.
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The title character is a penniless young woman who chooses the path of money and the demimonde.
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Leumi said Russak-Aminoach's resignation would take effect after the bank's board chooses a replacement for her.
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From pizza to French toast, our critic chooses his fondest pleasures from a year of dining out.
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Why do you think he chooses not to share a portion of the letter with the audience?
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This year, he removed term limits, setting himself up to be president for life if he chooses.
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"If someone chooses to retire, that does not change our policy," Nauert told a regular news briefing.
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All art is reality-based, derived in part from looking long and hard at whatever chooses you.
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Instead, director Jaume Collet-Serra chooses to focus on the film's aesthetics — how everything looks and sounds.
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Most people understand they should have both forms of insurance, though not everyone chooses to buy it.
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"What NTK writes and posts on is what NTK chooses to write and post on," he added.
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And now, the branch has ordered a global review of how it chooses accommodations for overnight travel.
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She said the brand now chooses diversity in terms of color, body shape, gender, ability and more.
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"One should be free to use the rest of one's life as one chooses," he has said.
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But "RBG" reasonably chooses to focus on Justice Ginsburg herself, and relishes every moment of her company.
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