Still urgent four decades after its initial publication, the story of Firdaus reminds us that if there is one choice that every woman should make, it is to not be fooled into thinking that patriarchy gives women choices at all.
Given that other studies have consistently reported a fragmented picture regarding public preferences for particular models of consent (e.g. broad opt in, specific opt in, opt out, etc). it is significant that we have found a difference between what people would indicate to be their preferred model (if given only one choice) and what they would be willing to accept.
The problem is, if you have one choice, it's not really an election".
If more than one choice applied, we asked the doctors to list up to three in order of preference and to indicate when choices were of equal preference, which we termed tied choices.
There's really only one choice if they want to continue to exist on the iPhone: invest in building out considerably more flexibility into their platforms to allow each app to differ from the others they build.
If I only had one choice I would take behavioural data every time, but neither is social media something to be ignored.
If you think that one choice is unequivocally better than another, be it Android or Romney, iOS or Obama, Windows Phone 8 or whatever the heck the name is of the Libertarian candidate1, then you fail.
If I had to make one choice I'd say, why not cut the move to Salford?
One choice quote: "If I divided the revenue Iʹve made from online video by the time Iʹve invested, my payback would be less than minimum wage".
One moment, one choice, what if?
