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GE did not rule out a sale of the unit, but made its preference for a spin-off clear, after previously announcing it was considering alternatives for the business.

He was appointed after the orchestra made its preference for him clearly known, despite objections from music critics who called the decision conservative.

GE did not rule out a sale of the unit, but made its preference for a spin-off clear.

The Beijing government has veto power when "defense, foreign affairs or essential public interest or policy" is on the line, and while it might prefer to avoid openly meddling in a case that would inflame Hong Kong's local sensibilities, it can make its preferences felt, and it has little incentive to protect Snowden from his own government.

The baby not only got all the dust and noise, but it was old enough to make its preferences known for Kraftwerk and plain yogurt and "Good Night, Gorilla" before Geronimo was done with us.

India's film industry has been undergoing significant change as the country's growing middle class makes its preferences felt by flocking to new multiplex cinemas which are replacing old single screen cinema halls.

The museum welcomed the compromise as "justifiable," but made clear its preference for the original name.

The handout may only be a last hurrah for biomass subsidies since the last UK government made clear its preference for offshore wind in the renewables stakes.

Last Wednesday, the Commission on Presidential Debates made clear its preferences: one town hall-style debate and two sit-down conversations, the first on domestic policy and the other on foreign policy.

Cannold's resignation came shortly after the party announced it was launching an independent review into "errors" made in its preference decisions.

So there is a risk for Apple in amping up its rhetoric against a "data industrial complex" — and making its naturally pro-privacy preference sound like a conviction principle — because it invites people to dial up critical lenses and point out where its defence of personal data against manipulation and exploitation does not live up to its own rhetoric.