In fact, naming the album Freedom of Choice was on purpose, because Mark and I liked "Freedom of Choice," the song.
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Defiantly modern in its liberating message about freedom of choice.
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Unlike government mandates, nudges always preserve people's freedom of choice.
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She positions AWS as the "freedom of choice cloud," she says.
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But Dr. Seeley said the freedom of choice was anything but.
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Steinem helped us believe that we had the freedom of choice.
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We don't have any freedom of choice, or freedom of expression.
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There is protocol, and then there is choice, our freedom of choice.
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Ultimately, the brothers want Dot Boards to be about freedom of choice.
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Mr Cruz sees this as an unwarranted incursion into consumers' freedom of choice.
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But it also takes away freedom of choice for American operators and consumers.
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Today's name culture is wide open, and there is greater freedom of choice.
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For the financially illiterate, freedom of choice means the freedom to be fleeced.
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Much needed legislation to equalise the options and give all freedom of choice.
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This is essential to respecting dignity, autonomy and freedom of choice for patients.
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As freedom of choice expanded, prices dropped, making contact lenses generally more affordable.
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Those athletes should make it explicit that they stand for freedom of choice.
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We live in a society that values freedom of choice and unlimited options.
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It's the start of me claiming my life, my freedom, freedom of choice.
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I believe in diversity and freedom of choice, not nanny-statism and ideology.
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What they don't have is diversity — racial or otherwise, democracy, or freedom of choice.
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But until then, we've got a little bit of freedom of choice to enjoy.
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When we did Freedom of Choice, that was just a song on the record.
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Y.), was the lead sponsor of the deceptively-named Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA).
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Freedom of choice is a hallmark of the Western tradition and the free market.
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A century ago cars raised fundamental questions about personal autonomy, freedom of choice and mobility.
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I would support and promote that kind of freedom of choice to keep themselves safe.
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The big social movements of the past half century were about maximizing freedom of choice.
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When contacted by CNBC, Uber said it welcomed competition and supported drivers' freedom of choice.
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It's being billed as pro-consumer, allowing freedom of choice and potential savings for many.
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Besides the moral issue of providing freedom of choice, there is a great economic value.
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"Taking away freedom of choice can easily appear authoritarian," says Jeremy Ward at the VITROME laboratory.
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The result is a searing examination of how class, privilege, money, and freedom of choice intersect.
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If you haven't experienced that, you care more about freedom of speech and freedom of choice.
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"Freedom of choice" also carries an ugly echo of past racism in our system of education.
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It has driven the cost of premiums up, and, they argue, limited Americans' freedom of choice.
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It was the first time a Bell test wasn't subject to the freedom-of-choice loophole.
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"It is about freedom of choice, it is not about actuarial tables," Paul said on Tuesday.
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Despite this freedom of choice, the district's schools tend to be segregated by race and socioeconomics.
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She echoed comments made by Austria's far right, defending freedom of choice in opposing antismoking legislation.
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"We can't offer that, which is, in my opinion, really reducing freedom of choice," he said.
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They tell us that women shouldn't be allowed freedom of choice when it comes to reproductive rights.
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There is no benefit to the student, who deserves more freedom of choice in this major decision.
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If we value freedom of choice we need to prepare ourselves to choose wisely in today's world.
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It's the freedom of choice across an open world that gives Mizzurna its unforgiving edge, Evie says.
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He was not there so much to support Mr. Navalny, he said, but for freedom of choice.
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It says it opposes Medicare for All to defend "pluralism, freedom of choice [and] freedom of practice".
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The process involves rejecting or undermining the status quo or contemporary ideas and expressions of freedom of choice.
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But divorce, abortion, equal rights between women and men, freedom of choice for all are not in question.
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Texas leads in market design, allowing energy customers freedom of choice that they never had in the past.
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They don't need Washington elites trampling on their freedom of choice and picking their financial products for them.
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For all the talk about freedom of choice, we actually fare better when we have less of it.
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Yet, by invoking an entitlement to health care, 74.2 million Americans enrollees in Medicaid reject freedom of choice.
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Republicans say this move injects freedom of choice into the insurance markets and lets consumers buy cheaper plans.
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He also says this is a classic issue of freedom of choice ... you don't have to see it.
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I kind of believe more in freedom of choice, being able to just put things where you want to.
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The appeal to "choice" does not work on people to whom women's freedom of choice is a fearful thing.
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It's time we stop letting that restricted freedom of choice continue to adversely affect the way our kids learn.
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"Nobody should have the right to decide about the freedom of choice of any human being," Mr. Michele said.
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Having multiple players under a single system promotes market competition, giving customers freedom of choice and ultimately greater savings.
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Instead, Americans prefer goals like freedom of choice, having a good family life and being able to retire comfortably.
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This time, vegetarian food is at the centre of a row over a citizen's right to freedom of choice.
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"Freedom of choice is what you got / Freedom from choice is what you want," those Devo clowns said in 1980.
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Judge Brown, however, ruled against the plan because similar "freedom of choice" measures had not worked to help achieve desegregation.
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That's why we're writing these thinkpieces and fighting this fight, after all: equal opportunity for women, and freedom of choice.
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In other words, the freedom of choice becomes the 'local hidden variable' that explains the results obtained during the test.
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To liberals, in particular, Pence's abortion position reveals that he, fundamentally, doesn't respect women enough to give them freedom of choice.
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That freedom of choice is another benefit of these major apps now sharing access to the same library of your purchases.
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The freedom of choice you get with a hackintosh applies as much to the type of device as its internal components.
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I'm not Mormon anymore, and I left Utah — a state that's toed the line in the battle over freedom of choice.
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Style-wise, the shiny, silver coats are reminiscent of Freedom of Choice-era Devo garb and/or slimming couture hazmat suits.
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Women were allowed to, you know, participate in any kind of sports that they want, we had the freedom of choice.
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We need a big rock band to cover "Freedom of Choice," or a rapper sampling it would be even be better.
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The more we lift one another up, and respect and fight for freedom of choice, the more we will all benefit.
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He said any phone maker could load Google apps and rival products and that users had freedom of choice as well.
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Racing provides Riley an extended metaphor to explore and explicate Suzy's thoughts on "true freedom of choice," a gearhead's feminist awakening.
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Once organisms evolve the capacity for subjective evaluation, and the freedom of choice, then animals become agents in their own evolution.
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Sold as having an "unprecedented freedom of choice," the game does offers the player a myriad of options for each encounter.
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Instead, 85 percent indicated that "to have freedom of choice in how to live" was essential to achieving the American dream.
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Instead, 2000 percent indicated that "to have freedom of choice in how to live" was essential to achieving the American dream.
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Moreover, Google's ongoing abusive behaviour due to it's dominant position results in the lack of freedom of choice for users and developers.
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Its premise is that we can enjoy freedom of choice if we adhere to necessary rules, possess sufficient self-discipline and tolerance.
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In order to truly demonstrate quantum entanglement, critics argue, it is necessary to negate this freedom of choice loophole in quantum experiments.
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"Freedom of choice matters to animals," he said recently on a birding trip to a beach near his office in New Haven.
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Such restlessness may be alarming to the Kremlin, which relies upon elections to at minimum give the illusion of freedom of choice.
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A handful of brands are offering deals, so you have some freedom of choice in which one you want to commit to.
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" Mr. Shaffer said that firms that took legal action against a departing adviser were "trying to limit the clients' freedom of choice.
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The move was also slammed by women's rights activist Lathiefah Widuri Retyaningtyas, who said it was an assault on freedom of choice.
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When you watch 3D film you see the same picture as millions of people, rather real, colorful but with no freedom of choice.
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Delaware is the only state this year to take up a version of what abortion rights backers call the Freedom of Choice Act.
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This bill provides real freedom of choice — with care good at any hospital, outpatient clinic, surgery center, physician, lab and any other provider.
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Women in Ireland may still face a long trek before they have full freedom of choice, but the direction of travel is clear.
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She said that her children have noticed "that I have a strong voice on behalf of women, for freedom of choice, " she said.
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Groups like the National Black Chamber of Commerce, however, saw the ban as a racially targeted infringement on black smokers' freedom of choice.
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"Freedom of speech, freedom of choice and tolerance for differing views are the core principles of any free and open society," he said.
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Two leading French associations for freedom of choice in immunization denounced what they view as a coercive and authoritarian approach by the government.
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One of the most popular counters to unhealthy food taxes is the "nanny state" argument — that they infringe on people's freedom of choice.
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"They have stressed that they want freedom of choice," said Dr. David Friend, managing director of consulting firm BDO's Center for Healthcare Excellence & Innovation.
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Tech-neutral advocates hope that preserving as much freedom of choice as possible will make climate change legislation both economically practical and environmentally effective.
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When this is the case, the purchaser doesn't have the information to exercise freedom of choice and the company cannot ethically make the sale.
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Reactance refers to the desire to do the opposite of what someone wants you to do, in order to prove your freedom of choice.
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Williams said in her post-match interview that athletes should be given the freedom of choice to exercise their right to protest social injustice.
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Together with Professor Cass Sunstein, he argued that society - while maintaining freedom of choice - should actively try to guide individuals in the right direction.
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How can providing consumers the freedom of choice to pay less for more content in trade for seeing ads be a problem for consumers?
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Apparently, freedom of choice was paramount, including the ability to invest your life savings in a way that is indisputably risky or even harmful.
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"Because Plan A's freedom of choice plan would leave D.M. Smith and East Side High as one-race schools, the plan is unconstitutional," she said.
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Both young women are disappointed that the French government, one which prides themselves on "liberty, equality, and fraternity," has taken away this freedom of choice.
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"This is why Microsoft has collaborated with AWS to create the Gluon interface and enable an open AI ecosystem where developers have freedom of choice."
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Market-based principles and more freedom of choice can help keep Americans covered and protect the long-term health of our nation's health care system.
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Mr. Song said the actions against Huawei took away the freedom of choice for American carriers and consumers, and it would disproportionately damage rural areas.
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A competitive insurers' market, free of subsidies, will not only provide greater freedom of choice but also generate valuable pricing and, hence, subsidization cost information.
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The majority of Americans (77 percent) believe that the most essential part of making it in America is having freedom of choice in how to live.
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"Brian and I agree that we must not ever be seen to be censoring what our customers read and influencing their freedom of choice," Branson wrote.
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The falling costs offer a fresh opportunity to talk about competition and freedom of choice in the market for electricity, a language that many Republicans understand.
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Seybourn H. Lynne, a federal judge and a native Alabamian, reluctantly placed Jefferson County under a desegregation order that used an ineffective freedom-of-choice plan.
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Tesla challenged Michigan's stance in a 2016 lawsuit and this settlement would give consumers more freedom of choice by allowing Tesla to sell and service vehicles.
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In this environment, Rogowski continued, Trump can more or less count on continued support from Republican identifiers and has some freedom of choice on policy issues.
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"He was escaping a powerful social structure in Austria, and my work also deals with questions of freedom: freedom of choice, free will, economic dependence," he added.
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"(The) business is very well positioned to benefit from the increased focus on freedom of choice coming in the Finnish healthcare market," Attendo said in a statement.
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"[The CFPB] is damaging the most important consumer protection there is, and that is competitive, innovative, transparent markets that give Americans the freedom of choice," Hensarling said.
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"Let's talk for a moment about freedom of choice for those who believe that vaccinations are Satan and the source of all evil," Sukenik wrote in Hebrew.
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"Issues related to safety, equal access to the technology, and freedom of choice are often the earliest topics considered when new, breakthrough technologies are created," Weber said.
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If the SCCFD received that level of information from Verizon and understood the terms of service, then it was able to exercise meaningfully its freedom of choice.
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However, the vaccine refusal can also be more mundane, like multiple vaccines at once, concerns about specific vaccine ingredients, pain, cost or desire for freedom of choice.
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County School Board of New Kent County, the Supreme Court held that "freedom of choice" plans which failed to desegregate public education are inconsistent with Brown v.
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"Personal Instrument" showed Mr. Wodiczko, like a conductor, exerting his freedom of choice, tuning out the "megaphones telling you how you should live" under the authoritarian regime.
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"Personal Instrument" showed Mr. Wodiczko, like a conductor, exerting his freedom of choice, tuning out the "megaphones telling you how you should live" under the authoritarian regime.
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The declaration dedicated an entire section to the "freedom of choice," forbidding forced religious observance and affirming the right of people to choose to change their beliefs.
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Critics of ObamaCare say the regulations drive up costs, and that allowing people to purchase plans that don't meet the law's requirements allows more freedom of choice.
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"People in the industry get nervous about anything that limits their ability to have the freedom of choice to hire who they want to hire," he said.
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The pieces he sent down the runway demonstrated "a freedom of expression and, in particular, freedom of choice, supporting sexual and reproductive health and rights," according to WWD.
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Convincing employers to address student loan debt could give everyone more freedom of choice when it comes to what they work on and how they live their lives.
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They've been in a setting where they've given up themselves to an institution, they've given up freedom of choice to the choices made for them by the institution.
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There are already enough restrictions on the delegates' freedom of choice; Ryan's proposed restriction further reduces their role as free agents and profoundly diminishes their status and position.
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Critics of ObamaCare say that law drives up costs and that allowing people to purchase plans that don't meet the law's requirements will provide more freedom of choice.
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"From the beginning of development, we knew we wanted to create a game with total freedom of choice in a massive, dangerous and responsive open-world," says Strachman.
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But with the tide turning on PEI, New Brunswick is left on the wrong side of history—the lone holdout in the fight against the freedom of choice.
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Australia deals with this problem effectively by combining mandatory voting with some ingenious procedures that simplify the decision process while preserving an enviable level of freedom of choice.
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Philosophically, Obamacare tried to split the difference between European-style government coercion (the individual mandates) with a traditionally American respect for competition and freedom of choice (the exchanges).
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These three "revolutions" fit within the framework of an overall rejection of authority, the assertion of individual freedom of choice (autonomy), and an overhaul of the normative structure.
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Critics of ObamaCare say the law drives up costs and that allowing people to purchase plans that don't meet the law's requirements will provide more freedom of choice.
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Just as Mr. Rockefeller's own siblings and extended family had varying degrees of involvement with philanthropy, he allowed his own children and grandchildren the same freedom of choice.
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"They will not take the free courts from us, they will not deprive us from the freedom of choice, conscience and opinion," said Katarzyna Lubnauer, the head of Nowoczesna.
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She still seems to think that the new market economy — with its meritocracy and freedom of choice — will finally allow women to be masters of their minds and actions.
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It's hard to hate on Microsoft too much for trying something new with a limited number of users, but eliminating the freedom of choice doesn't seem like a smart decision.
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The way this is accomplished is with open source and commercial tools available to any enterprise; providing rich cloud services capability along with freedom of choice in your commercial relationships.
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Wade, and Freedom of Choice, included abortion-rights sentiments along with details about dysfunctional parents, reform school, petty crime, drug abuse, alcoholism, an abusive husband, an attempted suicide and lesbianism.
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"When we think about enterprise mobile solutions, strength of security and freedom of choice is always a concern," said Patrick Stokes, senior vice president, Mobile Solutions & Retail at Tech Data.
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Lesthaeghe continues: These three "revolutions" fit within the framework of an overall rejection of authority, the assertion of individual freedom of choice (autonomy), and an overhaul of the normative structure.
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Sometimes referred to as "freedom of choice schools," segregation academies were a private school concept adopted in Mississippi and found across the South in the decade following the Brown v.
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Critics of ObamaCare say the regulations in the law drive up costs and that allowing people to purchase plans that don't meet the law's requirements allows more freedom of choice.
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And Hawley has questioned how fellow conservatives who have long advocated for freedom of choice and checks on authority don't take issue with the dominance of Silicon Valley's internet companies.
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It comes down to encouraging greater freedom of choice for funeral practices and allowing each person and family to analyze their options and choose what they feel most comfortable with.
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The Spanish regulator says, meanwhile, that the shared economy structure offers freedom of choice to consumers in terms of quality and price with which traditional businesses should be encouraged to compete.
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None of these parents are particularly puritanical; when pressed, all of them agree that, yes, of course girls should have the same freedom of choice over their sexualities that boys do.
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With Michigan and Oklahoma possibly on deck this and next year, its apparent that the tide is turning in favor of giving government union employees the freedom of choice they deserve.
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In May, a group of researchers led by physicists from the Institute for Photonic Sciences in Spain published the results from the largest experiment to tackle the freedom of choice loophole.
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The experiment was meant to close the "freedom-of-choice" loophole in quantum experiments, which basically amounts to the notion that particles may influence the way researchers choose to measure them.
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"It's important to let them (operators) have the freedom of choice, and they are going to judge which supplier can bring them the best business value," Liu told Reuters in Copenhagen.
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With Amazon so dominant in infrastructure, a thriving platform market could provide a vital hedge against abuse of its power — and allow competition to thrive, by giving customers freedom of choice.
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And so taking everything we've learned from producing great sound and easy experience and freedom of choice in the home, we felt it was time to take it outside the home.
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"The Foreign Ministry accurately showed there is a new trend," said Uri Regev, an Israeli Reform rabbi and president of Hiddush, an organization promoting religious liberty and freedom of choice in marriage.
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Hunt: Showdown Disco Elysium is the kind of game made for people who want the freedom of choice, and want to see their actions have an impact on the in-game world.
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Instead of chasing out ride-hailing companies and their benefits, Honolulu could be one of the first major American cities to pursue deregulation and increased freedom of choice in in transportation services.
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A major condition of female empowerment is freedom of choice, whether that's deciding between celeriac soup and marshmallow cereal for dinner or having the option to be both a heels and flats girl.
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For decades, people of faith have fed the homeless, defended marriage equality, and helped patients obtain abortions before it was legal because of their religious beliefs about charity, equality, and freedom of choice.
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In the past, physicists have tried to close the freedom of choice loophole by generating entangled particles from a single source and then sending these entangled particles to detectors at two different locations.
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Divided into two 40-minute acts and set to Gregorian chants, tango and rap, the esteemed Naharin explores what freedom of choice means today as he explores movement and the content it represents.
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But he said he worries that the apparent freedom of choice on the internet is making people more isolated, pushing audiences onto a track of entertainment-by-algorithm and robbing them of serendipity.
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But laissez-faire is no longer the best option to foster innovation: data is monopolized by giants that have become systemic, users' freedom of choice is limited by vertical integration and lack of interoperability.
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In some districts, local officials shifted the responsibility for integration to parents with a so-called freedom-of-choice alternative, which allowed students to attend all-white or all-black schools of their preference.
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"The reality is that agency packaging and content affiliates provide significant benefits to writers who (used to be able to) exercise their freedom of choice to take advantage such of practices," the complaint said.
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The Fair Housing Act was enacted with bipartisan support and championed by Democrats and Republicans alike over five decades because it aligns with fundamental American values: fairness, freedom of choice and opportunity for all.
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This is a crucial problem about the ethics of nudges that cannot be stressed enough: Do nudges preserve freedom of choice for everyone, or only for those people who are resourced to exercise that freedom?
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Yet unlike the doctor, the physicist can't simply flip a coin to eliminate the freedom-of-choice loophole since that coin might physically influence the system being measured in ways not realized by the physicist.
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And as humans, hopefully we live in an evolving state, whereby we will have freedom of choice, we will have autonomy, and hopefully there will be a balance between the sexes, there will be equality.
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Mr. Callahan considered himself "51 percent pro-choice and 49 percent pro-life," a position he arrived at because his belief in freedom of choice only slightly outweighed his belief in the sanctity of life.
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"They are not paid minimum wages and do not enjoy basic rights such as the freedom of movement, the freedom of choice of employment and lack of right to education for their children," the study said.
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When Jackson gets the ball in the post during half-court drills, he picks his moves and scores with the blithe freedom of choice most of humanity only experiences when we're shopping for groceries while stoned.
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We can't undervalue the fact that freedom of choice has enabled District parents to advocate for educational equity in a city where the average white family has 13 times the wealth of the average black family.
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In response, women across America are looking to Margaret Atwood's seminal The Handmaid's Tale — originally published in 1985 — for inspiration when staging their protest to these attempts at restricting their reproductive rights and freedom of choice.
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Around the same time these researcher were collecting their data from participants, however, a group of physicists led by researchers from MIT were also exploring how to close the freedom of choice loophole in quantum mechanics.
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I don't buy the now over-a-decade-old line that the future of gaming is total freedom of choice and true open-endedness, nor that open worlds necessarily provide the most immersive possible gaming experiences.
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One of the least addressed Bell test loopholes is the so-called "freedom-of-choice" loophole, which suggests that the way a researcher chooses to measure a quantum particle could influence the results of that measurement.
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Its former presidential candidate, Norbert Hofer, called for "higher tax on motorways for foreigners," and a regional politician, Gottfried Waldhäusl, promoted "freedom of choice" with a picture of a cup of coffee beside a burning cigarette.
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It was adopted in a 4-1 vote, with South Miami commissioner Josh Liebman dissenting on the grounds that the new law takes away freedom of choice, and could impact the fees utility companies pay the city.
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Is it humane that a majority of British parliamentarians uphold the ban on real freedom of choice at life's end and consequently force Britons either to travel to Dignitas or to make a lonely, risky suicide attempt?
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"Freedom of choice" is the flip side of a far-right agenda that otherwise seems inclined to dictate to citizens, especially those from minorities, everything from whether they can wear head coverings to whom they should marry.
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Since the pattern of these bits couldn't be guessed in advance, they were an effective source of randomness for the 12 Bell tests, which means the results of these tests weren't subject to the freedom-of-choice loophole.
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Noble will amend the proposal to drop the provision "so as to enable shareholder freedom of choice in voting on the restructuring", Chairman Paul Brough said in a letter addressed to shareholders and sent to SGX late on Wednesday.
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Whereas previously, it was about a selling a value proposition around lower cost and freedom of choice, the cloud is a bit more complicated because the exact reason for making a purchase isn't quite as clear in this scenario.
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The gains you get out of these missions might not mean much in the long run, but Horton says their inclusion gives the player a little bit more freedom of choice than Call of Duty has ever offered before.
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"It was not part of some grand campaign or at my behest... I agree that we must not ever be seen to be censoring what our customers read and influencing their freedom of choice," he said in the post.
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However, if marketing tactics manipulate potential customers in a way that ensures they succumb to particular vulnerabilities, or if such tactics actually employ deception, companies are prohibiting individuals from exercising their freedom of choice — thereby infringing on their autonomy.
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"They are under conditions of occupation, where there is no freedom of expression, no freedom of movement, no freedom of campaigning, and generally therefore no freedom of choice for the people in electing candidates for legitimate local leadership positions," he said.
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Only if real freedom of choice in life and at life's end is made possible, will it be possible to significantly reduce these suicide-attempt tragedies, to empower people to live longer and to improve quality of life for many.
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"In this day and age, when people are trying to gain their rights and show what they identify with against what they were born as, or assigned to be, the freedom of choice is really important," she told the outlet.
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Like the approach taken by Walmart and other visionary companies including Verizon and Twitter, this can be accomplished through open source and commercial tools available to any enterprise that provide rich cloud services along with freedom of choice in commercial relationships.
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"The process of settling in is important in all nursery schools, but in a Montessori environment it is particularly so because children need to be helped to adjust to the freedom of choice that will be offered to them," says Livingston.
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As with a lot of the things the NCAA gets worked up over while pretending to care about athlete welfare, the best solution is just to let things sort themselves out the good old American way: through freedom of choice.
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" Stacey Pogue, senior policy analyst at the Center for Public Policy Priorities, a liberal research group, pointed to the so-called freedom of choice provision in Medicaid and said she was concerned that "submitting the waiver as is would invite litigation.
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In a statement, the PLO said British local governments and publicly funded bodies would be forbidden "from exercising their democratic right and freedom of choice not to be complicit" in Israeli settlement-building on land Palestinians seek for a state.
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"We believe this is a human rights issue, and it should be treated like a human rights issue," said Paula Jojart, gender expert with campaign group Freedom of Choice, one of the organizers of a demonstration against the reforms in Bratislava.
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In subsequent Twitter posts he made it clear that he supported parents protesting in front of Rome's parliament building, that he was always on the side of "freedom of choice," and that he was suspicious of multinational corporations promoting vaccines.
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"Customers" who wanted access to the fast lane could buy a Rob Bliss Priority Access Card for a mere $5 per month, restoring the same freedom of choice that Chairman Pai claims will come with the removal of net neutrality for internet consumers.
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The idea was that because the actions of these 100,000 people could not be predicted in advance, this would effectively remove any bias introduced into the experimental set up by researchers and thus close the "freedom of choice" loophole in the experiment.
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The theory was that using 600 year-old starlight would help close the freedom of choice loophole because any hidden variables in the experiment would have to have been set in motion before the photons left their host star over 600 years ago.
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But in May of that year, fed up by the resistance across the South, the Supreme Court struck down freedom-of-choice plans and ordered school systems to immediately take actions like rezoning students and reassigning faculty and staff to integrate schools.
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Jason Smith (R-Mo.), John Lewis (D-Ga.), Gus Bilirakis (R-Fla.) and Kurt Schrader (D-Ore.) – will give individuals who develop kidney failure the same freedom of choice offered to every other Medicare beneficiary, allowing them to enroll in MA without restriction.
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It spent billions of dollars improving the products it offers; it fought to woo customers by offering lower prices and better services; and it gave customers freedom of choice by offering to pay the early termination fees for those who switched to T-Mobile.
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If centralized planning and ZIP-code-based school systems devoid of any freedom of choice are the best way forward, why are American schools performing so poorly compared to other Western nations, including many that spend much less on education than the United States does?
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Allowing broader government-sponsored programs to run in parallel with private insurances represents the spirit of American ideals (capitalism, free market forces, freedom of choice) and will, through incremental remedial steps, gradually and ultimately reveal the best health-care system applicable to the United States.
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Psychologist Barry Schwartz calls this the "paradox of choice," and it feels at least intuitively true: Sometimes, when you're given total freedom of choice and a huge number of options, you'll end up feeling like you can't evaluate the quality of all of those options.
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Perhaps above all, there's a shortage of drama or real consequence to Andromeda, apparently brought on by the shift to an open world template, that is sadly new to Mass Effect - a series celebrated not merely for its freedom of choice, but for making those choices matter.
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I believe that over time the majority of Americans will choose Medicare and we will achieve Medicare for all, but this incremental approach will be less disruptive in the short term and preserve the freedom of choice that is at the core of the American spirit.
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"What we would like to do in Hungary is to give the freedom of choice, the opportunity to choose between staying a long time at home with the children, taking care of them, or going back to work," Hungarian State Secretary for Families Katalina Novak told VICE News.
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We feel strongly that Americans with ESRD and CKD should have freedom of choice when selecting their care providers, which is why the bill allows individuals diagnosed with kidney failure to access managed care, purchase Medigap coverage and other private insurance, and take advantage of home dialysis services.
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And, as to this latest move by Microsoft, which takes away one of Amazon's big hooks to bring Microsoft-centric customers to AWS, she says: "I really wish Microsoft had focused their efforts on building a better, more performant cloud, instead of taking away the freedom of choice for our customers."
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But having said that, what everybody recognizes is that the health care system, despite the gains in the ACA, has serious problems, and they are growing costs, high deductibles, high copayments, 28 million people uninsured, lack of freedom of choice regarding the doctor you go to, burdens on employers, burdens on workers.
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In 1993, all that changed: Although the Hyde Amendment still passed in Congress that year and the "Freedom of Choice Act," which would have codified abortion access into law, was defeated, the Clinton administration ushered in a new era of executive support for reproductive rights and requested that the FDA reconsider the importation ban.
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On the road toward universal health care in the United States, and accounting for the sensibilities and preferences of Americans over decades (American exceptionalism, freedom of choice, anti-socialism), offering a government-based single-payer public option that excludes private insurances (as proposed by some Democratic presidential candidates) is a "dead-on-arrival" proposition.
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Wearing a cheap dark suit he purchased at an army surplus store, Clemon stood before Lynne, a good old boy from Decatur, and argued that the judge's freedom-of-choice school-desegregation order no longer passed constitutional muster and he needed to alter it to force actual integration in the Jefferson County school district.
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"The ban goes against a few values that I hold dear: freedom of choice as a consumer and freedom to get access to less harmful products," says Brice L, a French expat living in Hong Kong who asked that CNN did not use his last name due to the legal sensitivities surrounding e-cigarettes.
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Bigger acts have more freedom of choice in terms of which clubs they're able to play, but to find the kind of raw, less-accessible metal that Mr. Proana, Ms. Buritica and their friends love, there are precious few options — which is why D.I.Y. shows held in bars and basements have become the lifeblood of their scene.
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Instead, he suggested that "perhaps we should try freedom," and sketched out four principles that should guide the formation of a potential replacement -- maintaining freedom of choice, offering health savings accounts, removing state-by-state barriers, and providing "the freedom for all individuals to join together in voluntary associations to gain the leverage of being part of a large insurance pool."
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All of the above information is conveyed in the first minute through comic book panels that introduce the organ failures, GeneCo, and the main characters before Repo even touches its its live-action plot, which is a funky, Rapunzel-esque riff on how parents go too far in trying to protect their children and freedom of choice is man's paramount virtue.
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JEFFREY SCHIFF Brooklyn To the Editor: I invite David Brooks to picture Hillary Clinton in the Oval Office vetoing bill after bill passed by a Republican-controlled Congress (which is what the polls are projecting) — legislation abolishing the Environmental Protection Agency and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, gutting Medicare and Social Security, abolishing voter rights, abolishing financial controls on Wall Street, sweeping away women's and gender rights, diluting freedom of choice for women … the list is endless.
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