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A harsher critic might argue that your friend’s relative could have chosen a cheaper car, and bought a vehicle within his budget — without asking a friend to cosign his loan.

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Members of other groups "shouldn't be made to choose" between their membership and "our new party", Sultana said.

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Some retirees choose to move in an effort to save money and prioritize cost of living, while others want a new adventure in this next chapter of their lives.

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Nearly all people have more than 10 Medicare Advantage plans to choose from, as well as multiple Part D prescription drug and Medigap supplemental plans to choose from if they opt for traditional Medicare.

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Because of limitations in national enrollment data, the study couldn’t account for scholarships, making it hard to determine whether the California students were choosing out-of-state options because of financial aid incentives.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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