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And so he does not call on the president to repudiate his choices, but rather to own up to them publicly.

However, several decades of research reveal that many of our decisions don't reflect rational choices, but rather irrational thinking that occurs in predictable ways.

But the book's positivity lies not in its ability to dandify gross injustices with feel-good postulations about women's choices, but rather in the euphoria of feminist awakening.

After 40-plus months of high unemployment, a president who thinks his mistakes rest not in his policy choices but rather in his ability to articulate them is probably telling himself a story, if no one else.

Mr. Schrader doesn't suggest that these are mutually exclusive choices, but rather shows how the strands of Toller's experience twist into a rope that binds and scourges him, until extreme actions start to feel logical and inevitable.

But infants and children cannot exercise personal responsibility – nor have the greatest health gains come from personal choices, but rather from public measures: clean water, clean air, immunisations, affordable good food and housing, and environments that facilitate healthy lifestyles.

A prior study of a large-scale health promoting program showed that the program management's use of these basic change approaches during implementation was not a one-choice option but rather the use of multiple strategies that varied over program phases [ 26].

Students' placements in Islamic schools are no longer by choice, but rather by state mandate.

He said his resignation was not a choice, but rather "a necessity".

War against Iraq should not be our first choice, but rather our very, very last resort.

It is, says Vitkauskas, "no longer a choice but rather a requirement for any consumer-facing commerce platform".