/d (choice) Defines the default choice after the timeout period has ended.
Left with no other choice and having ended Moss's representation of him, Iguchi signed with the White Sox for two years and $4.95 million with an equally cheap salary, $3.25 million, for an option year.
But at 41, she is still grappling with the fallout of youthful choices that have ended badly: her vocation; her marriage; her love of Latin America.
If interventionists want to claim credit for saving lives in Benghazi, they need to acknowledge that their choices may have ended up costing lives in Timbuktu.
You might have come to the World's Sneakiest Animals (BBC2) as a kind of default, "least likely to offend anyone" viewing choice, but you would have ended up with an entertaining hour packed with top trivia from an enthusiastic Chris Packham.
It's one of history's ironies that the first war in Iraq, a war of necessity, marked the beginning of the American era in the Middle East and the second Iraq war, a war of choice, has precipitated its end.
On Fox's "Bernie Mac Show," a married man and his wife, who by choice have no children of their own, end up caring for three nieces and nephews when their mother goes into rehab.
It felt that a wrong choice had been made at the end of Ewood Park and that the greatest striker of his generation, arguably the greatest English player of his generation, would go unfulfilled.
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