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choice

[chois] / tʃɔɪs /




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Robison told BBC Scotland News that the government had made "tough choices" to balance its Budget and "make the most of its resources".

From BBC

"It's a weird choice and I have my opinion about it but I prefer to keep that to myself and speak about that with Dom."

From BBC

Jude Bellingham also became an undisputed first choice after recovering from shoulder surgery, even though the England international's form has been inconsistent.

From Barron's

And I’m guessing you installed a new roof because you needed to, so even though the ROI on such a renovation isn’t significant, you likely didn’t have a choice.

From MarketWatch

The doll features design choices intended to reflect experiences to which autistic people might relate, including loose clothing to ensure less fabric-to-skin contact and an eye gaze slightly to the side.

From BBC