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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a conscience choice" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a conscious choice"? You can use "a conscious choice" when referring to a decision made with awareness and intention.
Example: "Choosing to pursue a career in art was a conscious choice for her, reflecting her passion for creativity."
Alternatives: "an intentional choice" or "a deliberate choice".
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I explained to the Customer Service Manager that it would be possible to refund the activation fee (it is always possible to refund money) but that they were choosing (a conscience choice) not to do it.
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So when it comes to difficult choices and the stark reality of who runs this country, and in whose interests, for all those of good intentions and with a conscience about the choices which have been made about investment in our public services and the wellbeing of the hardworking, undervalued and underpaid majority of the population, there can be only one way to vote on 8 June.
The book begins with Barry's death, which is a questionable strategy; he's as close as the novel has to a conscience, but Rowling has no choice but to express that secondhand.
But for many, picking a team has been more a matter of conscience than choice, leading to divisions in living rooms, offices and sports bars around the region.
"You have no choice if you have a conscience.
One of the ways we can do this is by making energy-conscience choices.
I have a conscience.
They have a conscience.
I had a conscience.
He has a conscience.
And less of a conscience.
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