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They also lack a vibrant civil society.

Mexico s War of Choice

North Korea s Choice

Sheena Iyengar on the art of choosing

Women have the right to choose.

We have a choice.

So choices have to be made.

Empowerment is the freedom to choose.

A new drug in use is norprolac with the active ingredient quinagolide.

The Mixed Blessing of Genetic Choice

The choice today is clear.

Each radio button is normally accompanied by a label describing the choice that the radio button represents.

They have been helped in this by the presence and active support of the United Nations.

The choice appalls voters.

From War of Choice to War Without End

The choices to be made are not simple, obvious, or clear cut.

Contractual choice of application of the draft instrument

Natural disasters have a long history in this geologically active part of the world.

One can express the active concentration of the protein as the percent of the total protein.

In fact, though all humans share a basic need and desire for choice, we don't all see choice in the same places or to the same extent.

Choice is the essence of governance, and to abstain from it for whatever reason is to shirk responsibility.

Chile boasts orthodox fiscal and monetary management, a very open economy, and a dynamic private sector.

Some friends of Greece will decide to show active, though peaceful, solidarity with their European compatriots.

There are various ways to provide it, but they all require Germany s active support.

Turkey s power rests primarily on its vibrant economy.

Most notable are Query Routing Protocol (QRP) and Dynamic Querying (DQ).

The choice will depend on the characteristics of the country.

Today, that choice must be made anew.

From this hard choice arises another dilemma.

This issue has been on the active agenda of the system for quite some time.

I commend the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and Mr. Egeland for the active role that they have played.

The commissions were also actively enhancing the linkages between their operational activities and their normative and analytical work.

The trouble is that Germany has not been forced to choose.

There is always a choice, and there are always consequences.

Choice is everything.

And I strongly believe that this is the choice that should have never emerged.

First, it must become more comfortable playing an active and constructive international role.

He appeared to have abandoned an active role in politics after his post was abolished in 1989.

Since taking office, I have called for more strenuous action in Somalia.

Bosnia and Herzegovina has continued to pursue its policy of good neighbourly relations and active regional cooperation.

But simply choosing between expansion and austerity is not the whole story.

It will address adverse selection by including an individual mandate.

But even this comparison involves a selection bias.