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Unlike the previous two World Bank heads, Paul Wolfowitz and Robert Zoellick, who were hand-picked by then-President George W. Bush from among campaign advisers to his own year 2000 U.S. presidential campaign, (see here and here) the next World Bank CEO is to be picked from an open, merit-based process, according to a high level commission appointed by the World Bank itself.

Allocation will be picked from an opaque envelope.

Sometimes, usually late in a set and near the baseline, the mark cannot be picked from a crowded constellation of blots and footprints.

There will be two leaders, whose names will be picked from a hat, and they will proceed to pick who they want as team members, Apprentice-style.

The ruling meant that the jurors would be picked from a largely white population rather than the largely minority Bronx population.

Proportional allocation method was then used to identify the number of respondents to be picked from a particular strata used.

10 winners will be picked from a random drawing by Lucky Day Award!

"I think it's a natural development for the ENO," said former BBC chairman Lord Grade, who said the first musical would be picked from a shortlist of 30.

Characters can also be picked from a large collection of celebrities, political figures, etc. for those who don't want to use their own portraits.

We allowed a combination of up to three reactions to be picked from a pool of 120 reactions.

This year's teams were picked from an application pool of 262 teams.