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He suggested that negotiations would be preferable to an escalating war.

But it would be preferable to an open struggle for power in the country.

It is certainly a world worth visiting, though a short stay may be preferable to an extended sojourn.

At first glance it may seem obvious that a replacement (even at higher cost) would be preferable to an upgrade.

But he added that "any change would be welcome" and that even a completely unregulated system would be preferable to an intellectually incoherent one.

A family friend of Ms Corby, who is serving 20 years for the importation of 4.1kg of cannabis into Bali, said a Balinese cell might be preferable to an Australian maximum security prison.

Representative Oberstar said last week that a tunnel appeared to be preferable to a bridge.

A runoff would be preferable to a discredited first-round Karzai victory, Mr. Riedel said.

It argued that a national standard would be preferable to a "patchwork" of state rules.

A bite from a great white would be preferable to a kiss from Red any day.

Pretty much anything would be preferable to a wasteland full of garbage and rapists.