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For those of you who will be choosing graduate or postdoc advisors -- consider your choices carefully.
Consider your choices: You could interrupt your career for two years to get the degree, paying $40,000, sometimes a lot more, in tuition over two years.
When you consider your choices--heart disease, colon cancer, plus-size pants, melting ice caps, gale force storms, and animal suffering vs. good health, energy, a trim physique, a livable planet, compassion, and tasty, diverse foods--it's clear that going vegetarian is an excellent choice as we move toward living a more conscious life.
Consider your choices, which depend on your age.
Always consider your choices on how to act after getting a bad grade, for if wrong decisions are made, you may fall into depression.
After taking even a few moments to go through these steps, you can now make a decision that was at least considered a little bit more than if you had remained on autopilot and never considered your choices.
Don't just stop at the very first doctor you find, look around and consider your choices before picking- Please understand that you most likely will NOT be able to speak with a prospective doctor, whom you have never seen.
While considering your flooring choices you should bear in mind that different rooms of your home require different types of flooring.
