Four people did not make their preferences known.
This kind of voting happens every election – where voters make their preferences known down-ballot but don't mark anyone for president – but never in such numbers.
The considerate guest will honor a couple's wishes, and it's fine for the couple to make their preferences known.
In Pakistan, what is remembered was a promise made by the Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to hold a plebiscite in which the people of Kashmir could make their preferences clear.
It's just that women tend to "pay attention to the details" when staying in a hotel and manage to make their preferences known in ways that can make the owners pay attention, Ms. Broussard said.
Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, told reporters that he believed that the superdelegates, who could determine the nomination, should make their preferences known by July, embracing at least the concept proposed by Mr. Dean.
There is something inherently appealing about belonging to the party of progress, and quite a few of the cinema artists Mr. Reeves interviews make their preferences for pixels and CGI sound like matters of principle.
They are resourceful, take effective means to their ends, and seek to make their preferences consistent.
If patients at risk of a prolonged ICU stay or death could be identified preoperatively, this would provide an opportunity to make their preferences known in a timely and adequate manner.
