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Democratic leaders, who have battled a reputation for cronyism and back-room deals, announced that Mr. Cohen's replacement would be picked in a manner that seemed to turn its old reputation on its head.

The question for the next prime minister, to be picked in a DPJ vote on June 4th, is whether Mr Hatoyama's failure means that Japan's nine-month experiment with two-party democracy has been a misconceived disaster.The answer is of interest not just within Japan.

The fruit in each plot has to be picked in a 48-hour window, ripe enough but not too ripe.

That $50 dollar lock can be picked in a matter of seconds with a pair of wire cutters, a screw driver, or a friggin' penny.

Large scale transformation was conducted using ligation reactions from each of the fractions, and clones were picked in a mixed fashion using an automated robotic clone picker.

For example, if a retailer offers buy online and pick-up in-store, it needs answers to questions such as where inventory will come from and will the products be picked in-store, in an e-commerce distribution center (DC) or in a bricks-and-mortar DC.

Out of this range of potential interviewees, the actual participants will be picked in an iterative process.

"We were picked in a competition of 10 firms of architects," Mr. Segal said by telephone from Tel Aviv.

Ms. Sheeran says that she was picked in a "rigorous process," and that she has been well prepared for the post.

Fifty names are picked in a random drawing, and the campaign "in its sole discretion" selects four winners "to provide for an appropriate range of views, backgrounds and interests".

On the other hand: "If the government, by some neutral rule, decided it wasn't going to fund organizations whose boards were picked in a discriminatory way, that would probably pass constitutional muster".