But it's true that even in polls where people are given two choices, the blame is spread pretty evenly.
Each of the 640 in the first group of transfers was given two choices of new schools, or the option to stay put.
Account-holders in such tax havens were given two choices: to forfeit anonymity, or to pay a flat tax of 15%, to begin with.
The remarks by Clegg are likely to be seized on by nationalists who had believed that the people of Scotland should be given two choices in the referendum – independence or "devo-max".
Imagine you have been invited into a game of poker and are given two choices: a regular deck of cards or a mystery deck with an unknown number of aces, kings and the like.
Cingular was given two choices: the Rokr, which stored 100 songs and was the first mobile phone to work with Apple's iTunes software, or the popular Razr, which would not incorporate a music player for another year.
But the judge ruled that the circumstances did not meet the requirements for such a conviction, and jurors on Friday were essentially given two choices: convict Mr. Roeder of pre-meditated murder or send him home.
Given two choices to answer the question, students have a 0.50 probability of answering correctly.
App publishers are given two choices for how they want to price their ads: they can either set the pricing themselves, or they can rely on an automated bidding system.
Simply put, I was given two choices.
They are given two choices: hand over the business to the state or go to prison.
