But then when we make a choice, if we make a choice, it feels unimportant.
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It involves reading — you have to make a choice.
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But is it possible that Walter did make a choice?
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"But if we know, then we can make a choice."
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Most analysts expect Yahoo to make a choice this summer.
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"(Trump) needs to make a choice," she said on Thursday.
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I had to make a choice right then and there.
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You have to make a choice and frame your attention.
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"I'm not feeling pressured to make a choice," she said.
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You can make a choice, and they can opt in.
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I was terrified and yet had to make a choice.
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Then they'll have to make a choice, change the rules.
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Before you make a choice, you have to hear Facebook's case.
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"Americans have choices, and they've gotta make a choice," Chaffetz said.
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But he said there's enough information to make a choice clear.
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So when his transition began, he had to make a choice.
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We can actually weigh each possibility and eventually make a choice.
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Protestants to make a choice, Louis billeted undisciplined troops in Protestant
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So he had to make a choice between friends and food.
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I think I really have to make a choice this week.
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"I felt compelled to make a choice now," she told CALmatters.
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We want to be a place where people make a choice.
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They make a choice of which things are interesting for them.
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The company will probably ultimately make a choice along these lines.
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They're unable to make a choice between the two horrible options.
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The only way to help that is to make a choice.
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Trust your instincts and don't make a choice based on fear.
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Growing up, I felt that I had to make a choice.
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It was to give them the tools to make a choice.
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One of the hooks of the original was that you could make a choice and you could back off it, which is different than designing a game in which when you make a choice, it's your choice.
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"Americans have choices, and they've got to make a choice," Chaffetz said.
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But every day, I get to make a choice to stay sober.
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So we're gonna create an opportunity for kids to make a choice.
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"It is up to the soldier to make a choice," she said.
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It's about providing our clients with enough images to make a choice.
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What happens when the car has to make a choice between people?
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When I did, I had to make a choice: fixed or variable rate.
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"We gotta make a choice," Lee said of opting for love or hate.
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People make a choice: If they choose to do it, then it's good.
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Yes, we're being somewhat hyperbolic, but you need to make a choice here.
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But I had to make a choice between my dream and my family.
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But you still have to make a choice: What feels resonant to us?
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But a piece of advice from an expert helped me make a choice.
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And they've got to make a choice," he said on CNN's "New Day.
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Today, Minority Leader McCarthy and his campaign arm need to make a choice.
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He's having to make a choice that no president has wanted to make.
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It's really ... it's not a gatekeeper world anymore because consumers can make a choice.
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You'd better not need the president to actually make a choice between multiple options.
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You might need to make a choice on how to proceed with an investigation.
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Which commercial area would you choose if you were forced to make a choice?
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Now, when analyzing the motion in a video you have to make a choice.
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When we experience something that challenges our spirituality, we have to make a choice.
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"Pakistan is at a strategic crossroads — I think it needs to make a choice."
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And so we are constantly having to make a choice because progress is fragile.
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But, if you want to, you can make a choice to use your voice.
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With so many options to consider, it can be difficult to make a choice.
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Daniel is suddenly alone and forced to make a choice for a better future.
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Sanford previously said he would give himself until Labor Day to make a choice.
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He previously said he would give himself until Labor Day to make a choice.
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But I haven't really had time to focus on it and make a choice.
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The planning quirk for American parents abroad is that they have to make a choice.
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Next time you decide you're going for a "run," make a choice to walk, too.
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Make a choice whether to let it go — or turn it into a teaching moment
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I didn't want to make a choice in that moment, didn't want to say goodbye.
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As major companies find themselves mired in the conflict, they're forced to make a choice.
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And let me offer another reason: Because their class enables them to make a choice.
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The player has to make a choice: Does an agent of great evil deserve kindness?
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Riders can't make a choice unless they are aware there is a choice to make.
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When consumers make a choice, they will think consider both the hardware and software features.
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You have to make a choice: Do I pay health insurance, or do I eat?
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No one "wants to be forced to make a choice," said Mr. White, the analyst.
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Makes sense – after all, they may not even be called upon to make a choice.
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We can all be masters at our craft, but you have to make a choice.
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Decision goal: Are you trying to make a choice that can&apost be changed later?
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Its members need to make a choice as to which one is their true 'master.
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I never even make a choice to ignore them before they've already turned against me.
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But she soon felt like she had to make a choice between fashion and music.
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I have to make a choice to forgive a person no matter where they are.
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No one should ever have to make a choice about their child's healthcare because of cost.
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"Americans have choices, and they've gotta make a choice," Chaffetz told CNN's Alisyn Camerota this morning.
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"I know now that you have to make a choice to have self-love," she says.
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The Justice Department, as you know, has to make a choice when whistleblowers file FCA cases.
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The moon clashes with the sun at 3:06 PM, asking us to make a choice.
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He appealed directly to the army to make a choice between the constitution and Mr Maduro.
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From a practical standpoint, it means smart people may find it impossible to make a choice.
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"If you want to be bold, you have to make a choice," she told her audience.
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Instead of having one product with all their favorite content, they have to make a choice.
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Here are some tips and consideration to help you make a choice that fits your style.
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Because there are so many options out there, it can be difficult to make a choice.
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But the narrator, Laura, acquires a sober, stable fiancé and is forced to make a choice.
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You make a choice, and the rapid-fire follow-up comes: what color was Shaun's jacket?
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He gets to make a choice about whether he cares about their opinion of his profession.
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We still think that we're the voters, we assess the issues, and we make a choice.
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In a democratic system, the voters are supposed to listen to the candidates and make a choice.
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"I want this option for me to be able to make a choice and die at home."
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Said Baraniuk: Too many students are having to make a choice between buying books - and buying groceries.
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Some make a choice to live far away so they can get more space for their money.
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You can't be at two places at once, so you make a choice and commit to it.
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Make a choice that honors him as a separate person, and most importantly that honors you. Lx
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I knew from the day I started at Facebook that I would have to make a choice.
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We are in the midst of a full cultural overhaul, and our leaders must make a choice.
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Today you will make a choice that will benefit your growth, thanks to Mercury's connection with Uranus.
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I think what happens is its so onerous and so complicated, to make a choice is exhausting.
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And this is where readers will have to make a choice about the costs of moving on.
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With 27.4 minutes notice, I was allowed 235 hour to review and had to make a choice.
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When you have to make a choice, you are offered a few text-based options on screen.
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At this point, we'll continue to work down this path.... North Koreans get to make a choice.
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Because there are so many options to choose from, it can be difficult to make a choice.
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I choose terrestrial if I need to make a choice, but I would also need to prove that.
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However, should she have to make a choice, she can stop acting...but she will never stop Gooping.
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If you make a choice to not suffer for your art, can you still be a great artist?
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We must make a choice to act and leave a legacy based on respect, justice, and loving kindness.
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The time is past due when we should allow the citizens of Puerto Rico to make a choice.
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Those are the types of things you need to make a choice and decision [about] in your life.
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"What they are saying to Washington," Mr. Wyne said, is "no, thank you, we won't make a choice."
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And you are forced by nature — not because you want to, but by nature — to make a choice.
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I'm concerned you'll make a choice you cannot reverse while in a period of depression, frustration and vulnerability.
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Republicans will need to make a choice about whether to stick with the Trump brand or reject it.
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When you have two choices rather than one, then yeah, more people show up to make a choice.
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If that happens, he said, it would force North Korea "to make a choice" between defiance and negotiations.
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And my grandmother fundamentally believed that every woman should have the right to make a choice about her fertility.
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Marty O'Donnell I could never convince the team to make a choice with which way they wanted to go.
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"We all make a choice daily, 'Smile that it happened, or be sad that it has ended,' " Diaz wrote.
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I actually felt lucky that I had the opportunity to make a choice my family members didn't get to.
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After he investigates each bucket with his trunk, the researchers unlock the buckets and let him make a choice.
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As we saw with the first attempt at repeal and replace legislation, Congress is unlikely to make a choice.
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Democratic countries must now make a choice: Stand up for what is right or continue appeasing President Vladimir Putin.
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And if many patients have a similar chance of survival, what fair way is there to make a choice?
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And if many patients have a similar chance of survival, what fair way is there to make a choice?
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Notably, if you don't make a choice when you see the notice, Face Recognition will not be turned on.
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Riyadh wants all [Gulf Cooperation Council] members to make a choice: You're either with or against us on Iran.
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The moon in fellow air sign Libra clashes with your ruling planet Mercury, asking you to make a choice.
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To become a prosecutor is to make a choice to align oneself with a powerful and fundamentally biased system.
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Either way, we're here to help you make a choice on which smart scale is worth your time (and money).
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Wade lays out a constitutional guarantee that a woman can, in fact, make a choice between she and her doctor.
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In their final confrontation, Walter has the upper hand over David, and David says Walter has to make a choice.
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Stretching the screens means that Samsung had to make a choice about what to do with the physical home button.
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"We should be embarrassed that somebody is prepared to make a choice between those two options," Mark Bristow told Reuters.
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"I had to make a choice between my family and our political project," Peladeau said during a surprise news conference.
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As they take in that information, they better understand the situation and can make a choice about how to respond.
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If you make a choice for alternative renewable energy, it is not in fact more expensive in the long run.
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Ratcliffe will have to make a choice to get the job he wants: side with Trump or with America's spies.
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But there are people who are sometimes faced with having to make a choice between buying tampons or buying food.
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"Business owners need to make a choice about whether they want things to happen by default or design," said Durbin.
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"At the end of the day the Iranian people will get to make a choice about their leadership," Pompeo said.
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These moments are when you use the information you've gathered to make a choice about how they should be handled.
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"It was scary when I'd have to make a choice between paying for college and paying for insurance," Stephens said.
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They fought so people could have the right to make a choice about whether or not they wanted to stand.
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You make a choice, you aim the cursor, and change in that world is achieved with efficiency and minimal effort.
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I hope, too, that if I ever have to confront this decision, I will be allowed to make a choice.
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He said that when the cash ran out and he had to make a choice, he would choose essential services.
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Mugabe is effectively now forced to make a choice between stepping down or waiting for Parliament to officially oust him.
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Instead, you end up choosing not to make a choice at all, and walk away from the decision-making process.
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Just make a choice, be confident about that choice, and then get the fuck out––you're holding up the line!
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Despite the government's action businesses could still pay employees the higher rate, which means employers have to make a choice.
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After two years, she had to make a choice — was her workplace going to be a hospital or a bar?
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It's time corporations publicly make a choice between what they value more: the NRA or the lives of our children.
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As Robart and the Ninth Circuit work through the legal questions in the case, they'll have to make a choice.
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But Dev is forced to make a choice when a female crew member reveals that Chef Jeff repeatedly harassed her.
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We know how it feels to be faced with loads of enticing options and not be able to make a choice.
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And so, therefore they have to make a choice: do they want their regime to be destroyed by retaliating or not?
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Many people here knew they had an extra day to make a choice as the storm slowly churned up the coast.
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Basically, every time you make a choice — or check inside a box to see if the cat is dead — reality splits.
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Another app allows a viewer to browse video services on television with a wave and make a choice with a snap.
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Erdogan went on to say that the US was "in a position to make a choice" over the issue, Anadolu reported.
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Hiram tells her that she has to make a choice: Let Archie in on the business completely or shut him out.
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Some have to make a choice between doing their actual work (which pays the bills) and their patient work (which doesn't).
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At various points, the user must make a choice—0 or 1—by turning over (or not turning over) a flap.
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When dreams are on the line, true dreams, it's hard to make a choice that potentially threatens the fruition of them.
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OSI has 60 days since MongoDB's new submission to make a choice: "Wonk" here is meant in the best possible way.
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You make a choice to move on; nothing comes easy when you're having to negotiate with these darker points of view.
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"When we make a choice, you want to know the good and bad about who you are considering," Mr. Geer said.
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They had to make a choice to go with one parent or the other, in a sense, and they chose Seller.
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Before you make a choice based on immediate preference or assumption, consider the financial, social and health implications of each scenario.
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Students can make a choice to actually follow through in their own lives on what they decided to do in class.
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I would hate to see her make a choice she cannot reverse while in a period of depression, frustration and vulnerability . . .
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But when you make a choice, it's permanent, forcing you to really think about how you want these characters to look.
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So, you can nickname the foundation "Make a Choice" because we typically give them three to four choices and they decide.
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So you make a choice: Either you care enough to tap into as much as you can or you tap out.
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So when I am asked my opinion of Kaepernick, it feels like I'm being asked to make a choice between my loyalties.
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It turns out, you can force Trump to make a choice and give him a speech, he's always going to be Trump.
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I used to think you had to make a choice between being black and being queer because I didn't see the representation.
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You'll have to make a choice in which you'll have to reach deep down inside and lead yourself, if not other people.
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"If they make a choice that is not practical, it puts you at loggerheads," said Dr. Karl Neumann, the pediatrician behind kidstraveldoc.com.
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"On Tuesday, if someone puts a gun to my head and tells me to make a choice, I'll say 'shoot,'" Fleischer writes.
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Ultimately, we may need to make a choice between the pursuit of an anxiety-free life, or a life that feels meaningful.
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But yes, for some, it was the sense they were now part of something evil, and they had to make a choice.
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If this emergent flexible economy were all bad or all good, there would be no need to make a choice about it.
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When we do, we find that democratic jurisdictions around the world haven't had to make a choice between free speech and copyright.
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"You can't make a choice between what's good for the environment and what's good for the economy," Mr. Trudeau told the crowd.
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"As a dealer, you make a choice: Do I bring what will sell, or what I want people to see?" he said.
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You can let it consume you, as Junius Watts did, or make a choice to stop thinking and life your damn life.
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In essence, they force companies to make a choice between participating in BDS and keeping their business with 26 different state governments.
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Stores have been tight-lipped about exactly how many systems they'll have, leaving prospective buyers to take their chances and make a choice.
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Without spoiling anything in Injustice 2, suffice to say that players make a choice within that game between the two forces at work.
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"To deal with that you need to make a choice," chaplain Matt Peterson, who's advised prisoners on marriage, explained to CNN's Lisa Ling.
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"Reddit had to make a choice: were they going to let the law determine what was and what was not appropriate," Phillips said.
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A parent's greatest fear is that they'll make a choice that hurts their kid, says Sara Kaplan, the mom of two transgender children.
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The NBC News/SurveyMonkey online poll gives three options: Clinton, Trump, or "No Answer," which more firmly prods respondents to make a choice.
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And they're often so charming that they can get away with refusing to make a choice or stringing people along—but not indefinitely.
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Conservatives increasingly feel that they have to make a choice between the nation-state and business—and indeed between traditional values and business.
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WWE has to make a choice and it has to make it now—the stories about JBL are blowing up into a firestorm.
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"When you're at a point in your life where you can make choices, you can make a choice to say no," she said.
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You'll have some time to make a choice; pre-orders are live for the headset today, but it doesn't ship until May 21.
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Its solution: Ms. Fourstar would have "approximately five minutes to make a choice" on tasks and questions or face an in-school suspension.
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You can't go back once you make a choice, and you'll never see how a different choice could've led to a different ending.
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And it's unlikely that Obama will ever have to make a choice whether to veto the bill passed by the House on Friday.
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After the first several hours, you have to make a choice of who to side with at a pivotal moment in the game.
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If you need to make a choice between saving for retirement and paying for college, choose retirement unless you are willing to work longer.
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"We shouldn't force parents to make a choice between sending their kids to college and taking out a loan they can't afford," Looney said.
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The player would make a choice based not on a recruiter's sweet-talking promises — or not solely on that — but on cold, hard cash.
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If you're distracted by a totally unrelated urgent deadline, then it's not the moment to challenge yourself to make a choice without second-guessing.
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Make a choice from the categories shown (which include exercise, family time, and life organizing), then tell Calendar the activity you want to schedule.
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For the browser, open System Preferences from the Apple menu, then pick General and make a choice from the Default web browser drop-down.
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In writing this scene, Frost had to make a choice between accurately depicting horrifying historical facts, and adhering to more modern concepts of consent.
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I think we're coming to a time in our history where black people are starting to say that you have to make a choice.
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"Faced with the inability to meet the demands of our creditors and the needs of our people, I had to make a choice," Gov.
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Iowans make their choices in caucuses -- meetings where people show up, talk about the candidates in a group setting and then make a choice.
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At one point, you have to make a choice between January and Alex and throughout the exchange, he's telling you how you would act.
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Trump said late last month he would make a choice "over the next two or three weeks" on who will lead U.S. monetary policy.
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As she comes to make a choice and accept her decision, the narrator defines herself against a vague and surprisingly narrow vision of maternity.
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Although company size is only one aspect of choosing a financial advisor, it should help you make a choice you can feel good about.
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"I would add, I think we've done a nice job of making it easier for companies to make a choice and commitment to us."
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"The girl…has a right to make a choice, which includes a right to deny sexual intercourse to a person without her consent," he argued.
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But among the half that do make a choice,anywhere from 76 percent to 86 percent of them have chosen the Catholic church since 1990.
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We cannot allow one more teacher to make a choice to jump in front of a firing assault rifle to save the lives of students.
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In an interview with Elle in March 2017, Newton said she often had to make a choice between her work and her belief in equality.
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Commenters can also be confronted with their own toxicity rating so they can make a choice about whether that's really what they want to say.
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Some health workers fear the economic meltdown is putting pressure on women to make a choice they may come to regret if the crisis eases.
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Also, if you make a choice in your Facebook ad preferences and ads settings, this will be respected on the ads you see on Instagram.
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I recognize that we need to be thoughtful at all times, when you only have an A or B choice, you've gotta make a choice.
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The five stories you pieced together are propped up next to one another as Photographs asks you to make a choice: What would you change?
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It was about the people I work with and the people I love and I had to make a choice that was bigger than me.
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The nurse then has to make a choice between saving the child and disobeying the parents' objection to a black woman caring for their child.
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While Zéa was still sedated, her parents had to make a choice within 15 minutes: major surgery to remove the tumor or begin chemotherapy immediately.
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By the time a young player living in squalor is forced to make a choice between matchfixing and eating, doesn't integrity feel beside the point?
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Just when it seemed he would have to make a choice between his day job and his passion, the company that employed him left town.
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"I blackmailed them and told them to make a choice: 'If you return home, you die, and if you follow me, you live,'" he said.
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My plan was to jot down different instances throughout the day where I had to make a choice about honesty and notice how it felt.
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And with the war coming into its final stages, he must make a choice: Succumb to the hate he's been taught, or fight for love.
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I'd lean black if I had to make a choice, but none of these odds are high enough for me to find any real value.
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KUTUPALONG CAMP, Bangladesh — When the Myanmar military closed in on the village of Pwint Phyu Chaung, everyone had a few seconds to make a choice.
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However, in a terrifying, overwhelming situation where people may only have minutes to make a choice, they could mean the difference between life and death.
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In the bad old days, you had to make a choice with your smartphone: Do you want a protective case, or do you want cool features?
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This is kind of the period of time when your personal life hit a crossroads and you had to make a choice: school or the Replacements.
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Users were asked to swipe left or swipe right — Tinder's innovation to online dating — to make a choice, which then affects the rest of the story.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has said the United States must make a choice of loyalties, implying a further schism with the Americans is possible.
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Before the start of its national convention, the Democratic rules committee will meet in Philadelphia and make a choice: Keep the current superdelegate system or not.
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I've spent the past few days pondering this and now, as this mission ends, I know it's time to stop and exploring and make a choice.
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Depending on what those homebuyers find, they'll have to make a choice: Negotiate with the seller to address the problem or walk away from the sale.
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Editors Note: On Mother's Day, we're celebrating contemporary artists who challenge the idea that women have to make a choice between motherhood and an art practice.
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The easiest thing you can do is, three times a day, you can make a choice to leave meat or dairy products off of your plate.
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I'm not mad about it, but I had to make a choice and accept that right now that's not a space that is healthy for me.
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Instead, when we go to the store, I offer him two options for certain items so he can understand what it means to make a choice.
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"Faced with the inability to meet the demands of our creditors and the needs of our people, I had to make a choice," García Padilla said.
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However, until recently, it seemed like the Hawks had to make a choice: When they effectively stopped opponents from scoring, they stopped scoring as much themselves.
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If they "fail" to do this successfully, they must then make a choice, or even several choices: Get an abortion or bring this pregnancy to term.
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"Ultimately I had to make a choice to go all in on England, or come back and make what I have here better," Mr. Bianco said.
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"I realized I had to make a choice to either leave pharmacology and go into internal medicine, or switch into a new research field," he wrote.
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The Phones We Love Too Much (Related Learning Network Writing Prompt) If you had to make a choice, would you choose your phone or your partner?
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"I blackmailed them and told them to make a choice: 'If you return home, you die, and if you follow me, you live,'" Mr. Heo said.
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"It can't be that I'm a victim of sexual violence and I cannot make a choice as to my body and my reproductive rights," she said.
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What do you think motivated them to make a choice to help refugees when that was so at odds with American public opinion and national policy?
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Obviously, I wasn't pleased that folks wanted to tell people you had to make a choice between breathing and having a bus to ride to work.
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Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) suggested that the Republicans' proposed Affordable Care Act replacement would require Americans to "make a choice" in order to pay for health care.
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If a lead comes up, you have to make a choice – you're either going to pursue it or spend the rest of your life worrying about it.
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As deepening internal divisions threaten to tear the gang apart, Arthur must make a choice between his own ideals and loyalty to the gang who raised him.
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Sometimes pushing outside of your comfort zone is important, and there are situations when you'll have to make a choice regardless of whatever else is going on.
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That shift — from blaming yourself for a terrible outcome, to complimenting yourself for making a decision — will encourage you to make a choice again the next time.
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Suprun, who is about to be a "faithless elector," is also urging his fellow electors to make a choice other than Trump, and name-checked Ohio Gov.
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That was the whole point of building Magneto, evolving Magneto's state until he could make a choice to live his life a better way, a newer way.
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The debates will, indeed, be important, but not because they will change the minds of any voters or give guidance to those who can't make a choice.
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In all likelihood, these decentralized and centralized applications will coexist as consumers make a choice about how much they value privacy and quality over attention and reach.
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It's adding more metadata next to the content, too, including things like the genre, rating, and the year which will help users make a choice more quickly.
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As the new features roll out, users will be prompted in their News Feed to review their current privacy settings and make a choice about the tech.
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"Leadership asking new members to make a choice: break campaign promise on your 1st vote, or stand up to a status quo that will punish you," Rep.
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"The way that we know that people are competent to vote is if they show up to vote and they want to make a choice," she said.
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Instead, let's make a choice to do all we can to live with integrity—always listening and learning and always walking the path to justice and equality.
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"My personal opinion is to every choice there is a consequence and if you make a choice you should be ready to accept the consequences," said Parke.
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Tanaka's decision spared the Yankees from having to make a choice between extending his contract despite an injury risk or risk losing him on the open market.
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And here, the secret service agent Aisha (Cleo Tavares), who, in the guise of the refugee "Rahim," had gotten uncomfortably close to Diamantino, must make a choice.
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"Fast growing cities need to make a choice if they want to grow in a sustainable manner," said Yann Boquillod, director of air quality monitoring at IQAir.
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It can also make us feel less satisfied with the choice we do make — or even so frustrated that we don&apost make a choice at all.
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If Beijing is smart, it will never force Australia into a position where it must make a choice -- potentially creating a major breach with either Beijing or Washington.
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Over the past couple years, while watching many of his friends become addicted in real time, Mensa found himself forced to make a choice in one single moment.
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"I'm not trying to make the case for separate schools, but parents make a choice that what we need to do first and foremost is educate," he said.
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In the midst of it all, Captain Malcolm Reynolds goes missing, and his first mate, Zoë, has to make a choice between finding him and saving her crew.
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By being part of an administration that let (Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki) run Iraq into the ground, so you forced the Shiites to make a choice.
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Candidates with high burn rates, the pace at which they spend campaign funds, may find themselves forced to make a choice between expenses such as staffing or advertising.
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If you're trying to make a choice, be real: the ZR2 is plenty of truck for folks with day jobs that don't entail daily dirt and jagged rocks.
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And so by the time the vote came up to pass the Affordable Care Act, these freshmen congressmen and women knew that they had to make a choice.
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As global capitalism continues to immiserate millions and systematically destroy the planet, Barbara and John Ehrenreich argue, the remnants of the PMC will have to make a choice.
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We doctors rarely inform them of this option, and even when we do, patients (and their families) are often reluctant to make a choice that may hasten death.
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Eventually, those voters will have to make a choice; in order for this progressive agenda to win, one candidate will eventually have to make way for the other.
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But with the year over, he is left to make a choice on what next season will look like and whether he will be back in New York.
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When he does so, Senate Democrats will have to make a choice they've thus far avoided: Are they for Medicare-for-all in practice, or just in theory?
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The problem with interactive products in the past has been every time you make a choice, you have to stop the narrative and something else needs to load.
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Interpreters have room within constraints to give different readings of legal and cinematic texts, and the authors can make a choice that makes the interpreters sad or mad.
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"I think that the beauty of this, and the beauty of any technology, is that you make a choice of what you want to do with it," he says.
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"There has to be a future that has more freedom, based on the needs of the clubs and the leagues where they can make a choice," said Mr Bogarelli.
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Tuesday morning, on CNN's New Day, Chaffetz said that when it comes to health care, Americans will have to make a choice between a shiny new iPhone and insurance.
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Rather than being programmed for specific responses to commands, there's a potential that the system could act in ways no one can predict when asked to make a choice.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said on Friday that he would rather defend Italian people than bow to markets if forced to make a choice.
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When Congress returns it will make a choice to either revert back to the habit of acquiescing to special interests or begin a new precedent that rejects corporate welfare.
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"To become a prosecutor is to make a choice to align oneself with a powerful and fundamentally biased system," according to an essay on The Intercept, a liberal website.
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The government tried to reassure the public that there was no need to make a choice between China, Australia's biggest trade partner, and the United States, its security patron.
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"I have to make a choice between doing a job that nobody needs during a pandemic and not being paid, and possibly infecting people or being infected," he said.
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Mr. Tillerson essentially demanded that Russia make a choice, severing ties with Mr. Assad and working with the United States on a variety of initiatives in the Middle East.
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"Faced with the inability to meet the demands of our creditors and the needs of our people, I had to make a choice," he said in a televised address.
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"As I mentioned in my note before the holiday, we want to make sure everyone has the information they need to make a choice about the union," Young wrote.
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But he said he did not think May necessarily had to make a choice between an exit deal with the European Union and maintaining the support of the DUP.
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Other pollsters, who said they do push undecided voters to make a choice, told me they have not seen as high of an undecided rate in their own surveys.
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The Saudi leadership must now make a choice: They can continue supporting extremists and promoting sectarian hatred; or they can opt to play a constructive role in promoting regional stability.
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The first is conditioning you to actually make a choice—something gamers might be used to, but has never been something our screen-based stories have asked us to do.
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Bans like these could be used as political leverage to force health providers like Planned Parenthood to make a choice: Continue to provide abortions, or risk going out of business.
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I live with the knowledge that pure serendipity freed me from having to make a choice faced by many of my peers: prison, Canada, a fabricated 4-F (medical deferment).
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Uganda's air force work uniform looks like they couldn't decide if they wanted to blend in with the ground or with the water and decided not to make a choice.
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"In any case, if Vivendi has to make a choice between Mediaset and Telecom Italia, it will choose to keep Telecom Italia shares," the person close to the matter said.
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In that vote, the American people must make a choice between continuing economic policies that are making the American economy great again or the politics of name-calling and fear.
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When I first started shooting, it was all film, and I chose black-and-white film—it wasn't digital, so I had to make a choice and stick with it.
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The struggle is to try and make a choice that is appropriate for you — and not doing what other people think is appropriate for you simply because you're a woman.
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We will — when I am president of the United States, on my first day in office, we are canceling the deal with Iran, and nations will have to make a choice.
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"I don't mind the shaming, I just think it's very odd that so many people would think a woman would make a choice to lie about something so important," she explains.
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With only a few seconds to make a choice, you're stuck taking on a role you don't enjoy or feel comfortable playing, just so your squad has a chance at winning.
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It's time for this petulant movement to make a choice – the rational but problematic politician or the untested, seemingly off-the-rails real estate mogul whose army flies the Republican flag.
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And in terms of bloatware, if I had to make a choice I would rather have Amazon services on my phone, many of which I use anyway, than wireless carrier apps.
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Anne stumbles upon the rebel hiding in a closet, and this discovery forces her to make a choice: she can let him go or use magic to erase him from existence.
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That means American businesses (much to their distaste) will have to make a choice in public: Either stand up for American values or allow China to impose its values on America.
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They include: I Cut, You Pick: This classic strategy for dividing simple things, like cake, allows each child to make a choice: One divides the desired good, and the other chooses.
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So if you are in a consensually non-monogamous relationship where you have more than one partner, you already are having to make a choice: What partner should I talk about?
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"I'm at the age when I'm wondering why people tell me I have to make a choice between the so many things I want to do in this lifetime," he says.
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"At that time, it didn't feel like you had to make a choice between the party and democracy, because party leaders seemed to be heading in the right direction," he said.
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Mr. Rivlin has a week to nominate a prime minister-elect who will get the first chance at trying to form a viable coalition, though he could make a choice sooner.
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Mr. Rivlin has a week to nominate a prime minister-elect who will get the first chance at trying to form a viable coalition, though he could make a choice sooner.
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Since the party didn't immediately ostracize me for daring to make a choice in the game, I gained a little more confidence in rolling for simple actions: fighting enemies, talking to shopkeepers.
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Asked about the difference between entrepreneurship in college compared to after college, Spiegel cited the need to balance but ultimately needing to make a choice to go for building a meaningful company.
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On Monday, the actor, 44, opened up during his podcast The Armchair Expert to guest Chris D'Elia about a time where he had to make a choice between his relationship and career.
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I responded that it's a tough question because if I say yes, then what that does is deny that individual the room to make a choice for themselves to surmount their background.
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He could advise Mr. Trump on strategy, or he could watch as a Democrat who may seek to replace him as governor circulates a petition demanding that Mr. Christie make a choice.
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A child who's tempted to make a choice that provides some thrill or gross hilarity—force Grylls to eat poo, say—might then display concern, electing to have Grylls go foraging instead.
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Many plastic surgeons in the meeting reported patient satisfaction with breast implants but agreed that patients should have all up-to-date information in order to make a choice when considering them.
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It was time to make a choice: I could embrace a life of gurudom, assuming a slicker, more polished persona, selling what I knew and faking my way through what I didn't.
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" In his weekly address, however, Trump said, "Every senator and congressman will have to make a choice: do they want to protect American citizens or do they want to protect criminal aliens?
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She suggests encouraging children to make a choice that includes some protein, some fat and some fiber, especially if they need a meal or snack that will fuel them through a busy day.
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Taxpayers are not required to make a choice, so about half choose not to, and the money is then distributed among all possible recipients in proportion to what they receive from explicit declarations.
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"With rapid urbanization, cities will be developing, and mayors have to make a choice: Will the city be compact and accessible, or will cities sprawl and require driving and be much less efficient?"
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He now considers underage use of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) an epidemic, forcing the government to make a choice that we all knew was coming: save the smokers or save the kids?
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But the process attacks force Democrats to make a choice: Do they continue to charge ahead, or do they make changes to blunt the complaints, such as voting to authorize a formal inquiry?
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In a campaign where the threat facing Democrats is uncertain and unpredictable, they also will want to make a choice that has the potential to become a tool against the insurgent Republican campaign.
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You get to make a choice that might hasten your death For the most part, online bystanders were supportive of Katie and Dalton, wishing them well and praying for them after they died.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May was due to make a speech on Friday saying that the EU "has to make a choice" on whether to compromise to avoid the damage caused by Britain.
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" "The fact is what we are looking forward to is an extension of this primary process," the Ohio governor continued, "which ultimately will be a convention, and there delegates will make a choice.
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"It is not meant to prevent him from invoking executive privilege, it is forcing him to make a choice: Either he invokes the privilege or he has to answer the question," said Rep.
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Polling by the Center for American Progress shows that 94 percent of American voters, including 85033 percent of Trump voters, reject the idea that we have to make a choice between the two.
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He should be forced to make a choice about whether to continue honoring his non-disclosure agreement on live television, and he should be continued to be pressed about his career before politics.
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House Republicans, with McCarthy at the helm, will have to make a choice: Do they work with the Democrats in the House, or resign themselves to playing politics until the 2020 election cycle?
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" Because the law only allows a person to assist up to three people with their ballots, she would be forced her to "make a choice of having to leave one of them out.
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Many plastic surgeons in the meeting reported patient satisfaction with breast implants, but agreed that patients should have all up-to-date information in order to make a choice when considering breast implants.
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While he stressed the need to make a "choice" about America's future—a nod toward the 2016 elections—he described "the rancor and suspicion between the parties" as a supreme regret of his presidency.
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Officials inside the Trump administration and allies outside of it have expressed frustration with the president's inability to make a choice and worry that time is running out to get the right person installed.
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"There are times when people are fired, and there's times when people make a choice to leave," the mayor said on Thursday when asked about his approach during an unrelated news conference in Brooklyn.
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So much of what happens in the game is internalized; when you make a choice it doesn't just lead to a line of dialogue, but also the character's rationalizing your choice as their own.
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Which I think is just weirdly paralleled to my life, because I feel like I had to make a choice a few years ago when things were just so hard and to choose love.
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" Speaking for what she's learned from her own time in the hot seat, Steele says, "When you're a public figure and you choose to make a choice to express yourself, things come with that.
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The EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier bluntly told Britain on Monday the time had come for London to make a choice on what sort of relationship it wanted with the bloc after Brexit.
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All three of her children had been threatened with death if she refused to make a choice, and so she reluctantly named her youngest son — only to have the assassins kill her eldest instead.
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The unexpected timing of the vacancy will force Mr. Obama to make a choice about how far he is willing to go to confront Republicans and inject social issues like abortion into the fall campaign.
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Though the size of the effect is disputed, psychological research suggests that nudging people to think in terms of money when they make a choice encourages a "businesslike mindset" that is less trusting and generous.
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People who signed up for Obamacare through the government's website will be switched to a different health insurance company if their insurer has pulled out and consumers don't make a choice for themselves by January.
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So that is a really personal piece of the pie... We were talking about, 'Oh, we're definitely going to make a choice so that we're going to kiss, and we're going to ride off together.
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"There's a lot of good stuff in a defined contribution plan that we want to make sure people are fully educated around so they can make a choice and start closing the gap," Farrington said.
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Now, it goes without saying that it's always nice to try new products without committing to the full-size — and even better when you're using your economic power to make a choice that empowers women.
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"I felt that I had to make a choice between my full-time job and Avocaderia because it was not possible for me to keep dedicating half of my time to both projects," he explains.
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In the wake of mass shootings like Parkland, school districts are facing pressure to find new ways to deter violence, and many of them force administrators to make a choice between student safety and privacy.
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He basically said, 'You have to make a choice as to what you want, and I had to make the same decision, and if you want to have this career, I'll give it to you.
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While most Germans have a favorite, in "Take Me to the Lakes" Karoline Rosina and Nils Kraiczy offer photographic documentation of the region's lakes and just enough info to make a choice of your own.
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The campaign arm of the Senate Democrats released a series of statements to local news media on Thursday targeting each senator and demanding they make a choice to fund the government or "own" the consequences.
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These kids, like all kids, think they're the first to feel the raw passion of first love, or the anxiety that comes from fearing you might make a choice that will screw up your entire future.
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" MICHELLE BACHELET, U.N. HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS: The verdict "sends a message to all journalists in Myanmar that they cannot operate fearlessly, but must rather make a choice to either self-censor or risk prosecution.
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First, Ms. Marchant writes well, which is never a guarantee in this genre; you often must make a choice between authors who understand science but can't write, and authors who can write but don't understand science.
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Every election is an opportunity to make a choice and, despite his failings, President Trump could be poised to win by big margins in rural counties if Democrats do not offer a sound alternative in 2020.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Monday that the time had come for Britain to make a choice on what sort of relationship it wanted with the bloc after Brexit.
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It also became the moment in his career where he had to make a choice: Remain "Buzzfeed Matt" – aka stay at a company he loves and grow under its brand – or branch out on his own.
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So, although freezing your eggs when you're in a relationship might not always make the most sense for every couple, we're glad Bristowe and Booth were able to make a choice that made sense for them.
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" — from her Vanity Fair cover in September 2017 ON CHOOSING TO BE YOURSELF "Make a choice: continue living your life feeling muddled in this abyss of self-misunderstanding, or you find your identity independent of it.
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For college applicants trying to make a choice between attending multiple colleges, such rankings have one critical shortcoming: they draw no distinction between the quality of a university's institutions versus the quality of its student body.
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At times, the video appeared to address Kim directly, suggesting he could make a choice that would open North Korea to new investment and step into a starring role in a moment in history with Trump.
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I have to make a choice and Sailor, tonight, I really felt like you came into your own tonight and you had a wonderful performance, but the couple I want to save is Ally and Sasha.
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"We've heard clearly from Canadians that they don't want to see someone trying to make a choice between what's good for the environment and what's good for the economy," Mr. Trudeau said at a news conference.
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In July last year, Ardern had been leader of the opposition for just one day when she was asked by a talk show host if she had to make a choice between children and a career.
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You might be tempted by the charms of other sports cars, but when push comes to shove, if you want to make a choice you won't really have to defend, the 911 is a no-brainer.
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But it could try to force foreign companies to make a choice between doing business with Qatar and obtaining access to its own, much larger market, which it is opening up as part of economic reforms.
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They're all intertwined with their creators' products and strategy, and your use of one or the other is no longer up to you once you dare make a choice of which phone or home device to buy.
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"Some voters might just not want to be forced to make a choice between one of these candidates, because they believe that whoever is the nominee that [is who] they're going to support," said Chairman Raymond Buckley.
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I believe in an America where no child goes hungry for cold-press juice from a bag, where no parent ever has to make a choice between washing a blender and giving their child perfectly-calibrated nutrients.
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Jarvis will check back on previously played music to make a choice, and Zuckerberg can also ask it to change the mood using non-specific terms like "play something light" if he wants to get more specific.
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There's a common view in politics that campaigns can make a choice between turnout, in which candidates play to their base and try to mobilize new voters, and persuasion, in which they reach out to swing voters.
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While we haven't been able to play around with all of these gadgets at the Gizmodo office, you shouldn't have to look too far on the web to find reviews that can help you make a choice.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier told Britain on Monday that the time had come for Britain to make a choice on what sort of relationship it wanted with the bloc after Brexit.
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The demand for countries to make a choice is part of a larger trend where China under President Xi Jinping has more visibly redoubled the party's long-standing efforts to transform global governance to accommodate its authoritarianism.
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"We don't ever want someone to have to make a choice between going to class and getting treatment," said Gladys Gibbs, a physician and the head of Student Health Services, whose department helps oversee the MAT program.
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We wanted to trace this covert network from one end to the other because right now, hundreds more are facing serious charges and must make a choice: risk spending years in prison or leave home, possibly forever.
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"Yes, the Republicans 'choose' rich over poor when they have to make a choice, but when their own partisans align with the poor, they go with the poor over the rich," Lax told me in an email.
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Either way, we're here to help you make a choice on which smart scale is worth your time (and money.) We've scoured the internet and read the reviews — read on to see which smart scales made our list.
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Every once in a while — whether out of honesty, coincidence or a bizarre outbreak of good taste — those pasty old members make a choice that reflects both the state of the art and the reality of the culture.
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Us Weekly reports that while the finale isn't slated to air until March 13, a source has confirmed to the magazine that Viall does indeed make a choice between Vanessa Grimaldi and Raven Gates — but not without heartbreak.
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"You'd assume that someone who is more well-educated, they have an understanding of science and medicine, they'd be less likely to make a choice like this, but that's clearly not true, based on this data," he said.
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At that point, the administration was forced to make a choice, Dara Lind reports for Vox: Either it could move forward with the census, sans citizenship question, and meet a June 30 deadline for completing the needed forms.
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This puts the Southern evangelical Christians who have supported Moore—who is so far to the right on social issues that he said in 2005 that "homosexual conduct" should be illegal—in a position to make a choice.
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"I think the Australians need to make a choice ... it's very difficult to walk this fine line between balancing the alliance with the United States and the economic engagement with China," Hanson said on Australian Broadcasting Corp. Radio.
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As a result, she had to make a choice between two academic studies — one that claimed that the virus can survive up to nine days on some surfaces, and another that suggested a lifespan of just three days.
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The purpose of proposing the law was therefore purely political: to signal to the people of Hong Kong that the time had come to make a choice — willingly submit to their masters in Beijing or face devastating consequences.
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"On the one hand, they are eager to make a choice and have a maximum of time to organize things...but doing it before French elections is not very logical given differences in the candidates' programs," this person said.
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New Jersey state officials said on Saturday that they opened a civil rights investigation into the case of a black high school wrestler with dreadlocks who was forced to make a choice: cut his hair or forfeit his match.
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It means that while automation can, will, and has remained a concern for our manufacturing base that it's possible that through a radical shift in our trade policy, we can make a choice and bring some of it back.
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"She often is the last person to make a choice, and whether she's genuinely weighing her options and looking at all the facts or if she's doing that because it's convenient, that's not for me to speculate," Russell said.
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That is something that I find to be so beautiful, to not play a victim and to really take an active part in your life, to make a choice every day, to work towards whatever it is that's important to you.
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It would allow parents to make a choice to collect early Social Security benefits, enabling them to stay home with their infants during the most vulnerable time in their lives, in return for deferring benefits on retirement for a few weeks.
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The bank is considering 210-210 offers for its Milan offices, for amounts above 2300 million euros, from Italian and international funds and big retailers and is expected to make a choice in the first days of September, it reported.
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The consequence: 114 million people in the U.S. have no paid family leave to care for a new child or sick family member leaving families having to make a choice between making ends meet or being there for a loved one.
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" The Porcellian Club, the oldest of the groups, issued its own statement: "We are disappointed with this unfair and punitive decision that attacks Harvard's own students because they make a choice to freely assemble at unaffiliated, off-campus, private organizations.
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Resolution condemning the Khashoggi murder If the Corker resolution also passes the House, it will land on Trump's desk and force him to make a choice: Sign it and side with Congress or veto it and side with the Saudis.
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Instead, those senators have to make a choice: Pit themselves against the GOP presidential field by agreeing to take up President Obama's nominee, or face attack ads suggesting they're part of Washington's "dysfunction" by fighting to keep the seat vacant.
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But it's a process where we're trying to always get better, but in this specific case, we had to make a choice between giving people who are innocent and creating videos themselves and then making a decision about their safety.
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" Yang rejected the idea that a Christian political theology had to make a choice: "There's a Christian narrative around the issue: there's always an either/or, which is between the role of law enforcement, security and showing compassion to strangers.
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And it would mean that the EU themselves would be able decide how long to keep this country in the EU. And since I refuse to go along with that plan we are going to have to make a choice.
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And we can select and make a choice about whether to take our original shows and put them on those services or not, we can choose to put them on those services first or second, we can choose to share them.
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And it would mean that the EU themselves would be able decide how long to keep this country in the EU. And since I refuse to go along with that plan we are going to have to make a choice.
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"At some point you make a choice about who you are and what you want," Rue says in a voiceover, before a montage that shows us that she has been to rehab, but that doesn't exactly mean she's not using drugs anymore.
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Unfortunately, Lamb doesn't want to see Mama June's perspective — and reminds Sugar Bear that one, he needs to take a stand against Mama June and two, he has two women in his life now that he needs to make a choice about.
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Women in male-dominated fields tend to have to make a choice, the study notes: Either conform to gender stereotypes and be perceived as less competent, or defy gender stereotypes and face a backlash from both men and women for exceeding expectations.
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What I am saying is, I don't believe it's responsible to ask or expect the company to make a choice at an individual level when we're trying to weigh a whole set of factors for the collective good of the company at large.
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While many paths involve Stefan (Fionn Whitehead) speaking to his therapist and require the viewer to make a choice between two options, only one path asks the viewer to take a single further action: dial a number and make a phone call.
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Congress has been watching the issue closely, and on Tuesday the top four members of the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees warned Turkey it will need to make a choice between the United States and Russia for its defense needs.
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"The long-term question is whether America pulls back from Asia and makes it easier for China to force countries in the region to make a choice between China and the United States," said Richard Bush, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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Ana felt that she had to make a choice: obtain desperately-needed health services—like therapy—for her nine-year old daughter with autism, or risk that her family would have to leave the country or be separated, NPR reported last January.
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On the contrary, it acknowledges the truth that we all make snap judgments based first on appearance, and then make a choice about how much time and brain space need to be devoted to influencing those judgments, and how much can be delegated.
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"I hate to see us just take advantage of the drama of the time and make a choice on that, as opposed to getting a solid governor," said Ken Plum, a state legislator and former Virginia Democratic chairman who is backing Mr. Northam.
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If they successfully navigate the January funding deadline, Republicans can force Democrats to make a choice: to continue the ridiculous Resist movement and oppose everything Trump no matter the consequences, or work with Republicans on the agenda the American people voted for.
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He worked for a computer gaming company in Boston but had to make a choice: find a steady job that would yield a work visa and the path to a green card, or stick with the piecemeal work of a comic book illustrator.
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While I believe all women should be able to make a choice about whether to terminate their pregnancy, the truth of the matter is, women don't actually have the right to choose in this country if they're getting abortions for economic reasons.
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That's why many are squirming as they're realizing they'll soon be forced to make a choice: join the House in defending Congress' right to control the nation's spending, or go along with President Trump's declaration of a national emergency at the southern border.
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In each of those games, you are asked to make a choice: Do you rekindle the flame and restart this cycle, or do you let the fire die out so that you might find out what happens outside of this structure of cyclical time?
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"We are going to make a choice that will change the lives of all of us, and the next generations, both for this country and indirectly for much of Europe," wrote Welby, adding that Britain's vision for its future "cannot be only about ourselves".
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After years and years of doing this, when I went back and remastered all the records for a vinyl reissue in 2012, I realized that it's the most sophisticated record by far because I didn't try to consciously make a choice about every little thing.
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But Winterson, who shot to fame aged 25 with her semi-autobiographical "Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit," said she did not want "kids to feel that they have to make a choice too early" to change the gender they were assigned at birth.
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There's so much pressure to do everything and anything that you're kind of sitting there like, there's so many ways my life could go, but I have to make a choice right now on which way I'm going with it and I have no idea.
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If May is forced to make a choice, the survey has a difficult fact for business: Of those who say they would vote for her ruling Conservative Party at the next election, 60 percent are against allowing freedom of movement in return for free trade.
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But Winterson, who shot to fame aged 25 with her semi-autobiographical "Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit", said she did not want "kids to feel that they have to make a choice too early" to change the gender they were assigned at birth.
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But, large corporations also have to make a choice that, if they are going to do more than pay lip service to the democratic ideal that allowed them to flourish in the first place, they have to worry less about margins and more about people.
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"Right now sex workers have lost their livelihood—are forced to make a choice between making rent and being able to eat—due to the recent FOSTA/SESTA legislation that restricts online speech and has closed down advertising sites," Akynos explained in a statement.
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Facing registration fees, equipment, travel and payments to billet families — a necessity since the Girards lived about an hour and a half drive away from the closest team — forced the family to make a choice: they could only afford for one son to keep playing.
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Democrats are hoping that the tactic will force White House officials to make a choice: They could provide records to bolster the Democratic investigation, or they can resist the House subpoenas and add to the Democrats' case that Trump has sought to obstruct Congress.
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Eventually, however, he realized he didn't need to make a choice, the 29-year-old told CNBC Make It. By embracing all of his interests he could truly grow as an artist and a technologist, allowing his office job and his side gig to fuel one another.
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READ: The EU is trying to fight Trump on Iran sanctions, but European businesses are already fleeing "Iran will be forced to make a choice: either fight to keep its economy off life support at home or keep squandering precious wealth on fights abroad," he said.
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Many people believe that you have to make a choice — you can either give up on your online privacy to access convenient services, or you have to accept that you won't be as productive because you don't want to share data with big online tech companies.
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If we continue to be associated with work that isn't ours, if the Ogilvy brand starts to be painted as a brand of evil that serves something that, you know, people can't stomach, we're going to have to pay attention to that and make a choice.
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" - Isabel V. Sawhill, Senior Fellow, Economic Studies, the Brookings Institution "Everything is a choice in life and some people make certain choices, like they make a choice with their partner to stay home and take care of a sick mother or take care of the kids.
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"Re: Logan Paul, something I always think about is when people make…ethical mistakes, as in, not-illegal, should we really be trying I ruin their lives and end their careers or accept the apology, personally make a choice to stop watching, and move on," she began.
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"I think the whole country is looking to Wisconsin right now to make a choice in this race, and I think the choice Wisconsin makes is going to have repercussions for a long time to come," Cruz said Thursday in an interview with Milwaukee radio station WTMJ.
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"If you're a parent faced with a choice of giving your children a square meal at the end of the day, or paying for the transport ... to send them to school ... you're likely to make a choice in favor of adequate nutrition," Watkins said in an interview.
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" Just 56 days before the presidential election, "events forced the administration to make a choice about what to tell the American people: Tell the truth that heavily armed terrorists had killed one American and possibly kidnapped a second— and increase the risk of losing the election.
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Many victims who wanted to watch the trial also hoped to speak at the sentencing; Matsch was inclined to rule that they could not do both, and would have to make a choice, because watching the trial would have an effect on them, tainting their testimony.
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When she started organizing, she was working at Popeye's and she started talking to me about it and I realized that man, I have to make a choice between paying a light bill or putting food on the table, and I shouldn't have to do that.
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On Tuesday night, hours after she was announced as the youngest leader in the history of the country's Labour Party, she was asked by another male broadcaster if, at her age, she felt she had to make a choice between having babies and having a career.
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That's not an attractive prospect for U.S. decision-makers, because it would force them to make a choice: either attack Iran's nuclear facilities, or push for new sanctions from a group of countries that will almost certainly be reluctant to give up business ties with Iran.
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"Faced with the inability to meet the demands of our creditors and the needs of our people, I had to make a choice," Garcia Padilla said, adding that the money for the debt payment would instead be used to continue paying for social services on the island.
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"To the extent that the security of the United States is vulnerable to others' choices of technology, the Trump administration may well force these countries and multinationals to make a choice between the United States and China," said Elizabeth Economy, a China expert at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Specifically, if you think you're more likely to be the target of a hack than usual and if you need to be able to push your processor to do computationally intensive things, you will have to make a choice between a higher level of security or a performance hit.
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Sanders's disappointing showing in New York will force him to make a choice—he can stay on the offensive and attack the legitimacy of Clinton's victory, or he can focus on building and sustaining the movement he has helped create, and using it to influence the Democratic Party.
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The outcome of the very public courtships — not to mention behind-the-scenes appeals — also carry geopolitical ramifications, forcing the Saudi rulers to make a choice between the U.S. and the U.K. (or perhaps another venue like Hong Kong) at a time of tensions between Trump and May.
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If you knew for certain that you could make a choice today that would make your children healthier, their air and water cleaner, and their economic future brighter — and that you could see those benefits immediately, and throughout their lives — could anything stop you from making that choice?
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And then Republicans will do a gut check and make a choice: Will they move in that direction—worried that they'll be harmed in the midterms—or will they tough it out and think it'll actually help them in the midterms that the Democrats are calling for impeachment?
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But as the passion of the summer gives way to the creeping realization that this relationship might not be as idyllic as it first appeared, Ayanna has to make a choice: Will she choose to take up her own space in this world, or support someone else's dreams?
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" After admitting that his question was controversial, one of the male hosts, Jesse Mulligan, asked her, "A lot of women in New Zealand feel they have to make a choice between having babies and having a career... Is that a choice that you feel you have to make or already made?
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And you'll have to make a choice about how the next morning goes: You can show up to work in the same clothes as yesterday, you can rush to the nearest department store to buy an emergency sweater, or you can pack a bag full of everything you need to look fresh.
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"The fact that America can contain two such assertive, contrary forces as Texas and California is a testament to our political dynamism, but more and more I feel that America is being compelled to make a choice between the models these states embody," writes Lawrence Wright in his book "God Save Texas".
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"A lot of women in New Zealand feel they have to make a choice between having babies and having a career ... is that a choice that you feel you have to make or already made?" host Jesse Mulligan asked Ardern, after admitting some of his colleagues had said he shouldn't raise it.
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I am grateful for the ability to make a choice for myself, for my family, with few hurdles and seemingly having everything that one needs in order to carry a pregnancy to term — a happy marriage, a secure financial future — and making this decision solely based on the family I already have.
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Likewise, a business that may be able to reach an audience beyond its physical location or the entrepreneur that is starting a business as a web-only platform must now make a choice of bearing the significant costs of what some think ADA compliance requires or forego customers and possibly the business itself.
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With less than a week to go before Parliament makes a final vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal, she is expected to try to shift the focus from Britain to the E.U. "Just as MPs will face a big choice next week, the E.U. has to make a choice too," Mrs.
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I've heard many stories of Microsoft engineers and developers complaining about UWP putting restrictions on their own apps, and third-party app developers have often had to make a choice between creating a UWP app for Windows 10 or a traditional desktop app that will run across Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10.
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This struck me as a very interesting idea, but the more I thought about it, the more I realized that, if I had to make a choice, it would be quite the opposite: I would prefer words to have a spread of meaning, so that one could say more than one thing at a time.
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China, which is responsible for more than half of North Korea's trade, is a key player and needs to make a choice: either join in an international effort to increase pressure on North Korea, or see Chinese companies that continue to trade with the North risk their ability to participate in the broader global economy.
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Just like Republican efforts to defund Planned Parenthood in the United States, it's an attempt to stop abortion from happening by forcing organizations that provide it to make a choice: Stop providing or promoting abortion, or lose the large amounts of funding that you get from the US government to support your other medical services.
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Just like Republican efforts to defund Planned Parenthood in the United States, it's an attempt to stop abortion from happening by forcing organizations that provide it to make a choice: stop providing or promoting abortion, or lose the large amounts of funding that you get from the US government to support your other medical services.
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The energy on the left — tired of Washington's slow, incremental change — is pushing progressive lawmakers to make a choice: Will they be a thorn in the side of their own leadership after Democrats have finally clawed their way back to power, or fall in line, in the interest of Democrats' united fight against Trump?
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"The bottom line being, it was not possible for you to both be in those negotiations with USMCA and also at some ceremonial event at some third country embassy at the same time, you had to make a choice, and in those cases, you prioritized the top priority of this administration with regards to our relationship with Canada," Sen.
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The goal was to facilitate a meditative—and also dark, even spooky—sacred container; in this sacred container, attendees were meant to honor Hekate, walk to the crossroads, make a choice about a direction to take in their own lives, enact that pledge by giving Hekate an offering, and come together as a congregation to witness one another's work.
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These women had to make a choice: to choose the Girl World, where marriage and children are a constant, ever-pressing desire, or the Dorito World, where slovenly trolls in oversized sweaters smoke bad weed from an old bong, watch Rick and Morty reruns, drink a full-fat Coke, and fart cheese dust into their second-hand Craigslist couch.
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"You tell people in the most vulnerable time in their lives — people who are frail and who are suffering — that if you want to access your charter right, your human right to an assisted death ... then you're going to have to make a choice between relieving your suffering and everything you may have believed in," she said.
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President Trump is reportedly looking at reducing the number of refugees coming into the U.S. Trump will have to make a choice about the number of refugees to let into the country in the next budget year, according to The Associated Press, and there are differing opinions within the administration over how refugees should be let in.
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" The Macron camp was quick to pick up on the negative parallel between President Trump and Ms. Le Pen, posting a video on Twitter in which Americans and Britons express regret about voting for Mr. Trump and for Brexit, and warning that "this Sunday, France will have to make a choice; the worst is not impossible.
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"Later on, Hill made a passionate appeal for unity in the US for the sake of its democratic health: "We need to be together again in 2020 so the American people can make a choice about the future and ... make their vote in a presidential election without any fear that this is being interfered in ... from any quarter whatsoever.
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It's an ongoing process, and it's not perfect even now—my brain has gone through wanting shame for such a long part of my life that of course it's gonna come up from time to time—but what I have now that I didn't have before was this ability to stop and think and make a choice for something else.
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Elizabeth Peters, a vegan and a Tesla shareholder who first asked the company to stop using leather interiors, told The New York Times: "There's ingredients in most everything that we see, wear and experience in our daily lives that somehow have utilized a part of an animal, which is unfortunate [...] But if we know, then we can make a choice."
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" When it was time to vote on the Affordable Care Act, he said, "these freshman congressmen and women knew that they had to make a choice, that they had a chance to insure millions and prevent untold worry and suffering, bankruptcy and even death, but that this same vote would likely cost them their new seats, perhaps end their political careers.
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However, as wearables increasingly enter mainstream fashion, with designers from Ralph Lauren to Zac Posen dipping their creative toes into technology, the idea of clothing patterns controlled by apps, of drone delivery, and of customization that allows — maybe even asks — its wearers to make a choice each and every day, seems less far-fetched and more like fashion's possible future.
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And even if they can figure out where their children are, they may have to make a choice between being deported as a family and allowing the children to attempt to stay — with a lower chance that they will succeed than they might have had before, but a chance nonetheless — while the parent returns home, deprived of any chance at all.
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He is especially fond of the phrase "Not an argument!" and has pinned a video at the top of his channel titled "Take The Red Pill," a reference to a scene in the science-fiction film "The Matrix," in which the protagonist is asked to make a choice between remaining ensconced in a comfortable illusion and being exposed to a harsher reality.
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You have to make a choice to close it, and this choice is represented by the most modest, casual means, often in relief against the sleek design of our computers—it's a fantastic clash and the covers became analogous to me of a protest sign (I think of them as the world's smallest protest signs) or a gate, a Band-aid (sometimes literally), a panopticon, etc.
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Meyers uses Netflix's user experience to his advantage, lets the audience make a choice, and then ensures that even if they do skip the section, they won't be able to resist going back and watching it (the same illusion of choice popped up in Bandersnatch, where certain story options either ended the film or led back to the same critical point until users made the protagonist act in a particular way).
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That's not much space to work with, unless they make changes/give something to the NO votes to bring them on boardSame dynamic remains: moderates have to make a choice -- walk the plank on a bill that in a bad political environment could end up ending their political careers, or reject leadership and/or a GOP President and take all of the blame for a catastrophic legislative failure for the new administration.
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"I was then told that I had to make a choice: (i) I could either go and find another team and then never have to interact with this man again, or (ii) I could stay on the team, but I would have to understand that he would most likely give me a poor performance review when review time came around, and there was nothing they could do about that," further explained Fowler.
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You want good audio in your phone, so you look to the HTC 10, but then you also want a good camera, so you look at LG's V10, but your phone must be compact, so you look at the Huawei P9, but you want better software, so you look at the Nexus 6P, but you want good audio, so… sometimes you have to make a choice In chess, we have the natural limitations of time and a finite set of possible moves.
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We are so blessed to live in a world today where there are so many choices, and I think my biggest hope is that people really go inwards and look at, what do I really want, and what's right for me and my partner, if they have a partner, and to have the courage to make a choice as opposed to [choosing] whatever society has dictated, or what their family has dictated, or what they think they want because everyone around them is doing it.
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In some cases, Monday night's ruling says, the government can force parents to make a choice: stay with their children in immigration detention indefinitely, or remain detained by ICE while their children are sent to the custody of Health and Human Services (just as they were under the family-separation policy) and ultimately placed with another adult in the US. A Department of Justice lawyer said Tuesday that the government interprets the judges as giving parents two options: "remain detained together" for longer than 20 days, or "release the child" and separate the family.
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According to the Washington Post, senior administration officials are discussing a policy that would keep families in detention for a few weeks, and then force them to make a choice: to stay in detention for the months or years it takes for their cases to be resolved (and waive their rights under the Flores court settlement, which prevents the administration from keeping children in immigration detention indefinitely), or agree to be separated so that the child can go to the less restrictive custody of Health and Human Services.
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More critically, in all 50 states, there are elections down-ballot, ranging from must-win state house and senate elections to district attorneys, school board, county clerks, tax collector, judges, justices of the peace, and library boards (to name just a few of the many other positions that might be on your ballot.) And too often, folks who do show up at the polls fail to cast their votes for positions outside the top two or three, in part because they feel they don't know enough to make a choice.
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