Obama faces a tough, core decision: Does he pick a fight and risk a prolonged impasse with Republicans or does he rush to compromise and risk alienating Democrats still celebrating his victory?
The early, very public disagreements could put factions in the Republican Party at odds with one another, leaving Mr. Bush to pick a policy and risk alienating some faction, and possibly allies overseas.
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Mr. Freeman, the Barclays analyst, said that while the lack of upward mobility could eventually become an issue, if the founders pick a clear successor, they risk having the also-rans leave.
However, the key Centre unions had backed former ministerial adviser Adele Farina for the post, and Labor's affirmative action policy for candidates in winnable seats meant that failing to pick a female candidate would risk sitting male MPs.
To pick a fight would be to risk losing it.
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"If you were to pick a country that involves high risk in developing a new mining sector, Afghanistan is it," said Eleanor Nichol, campaign leader at Global Witness, a group that tries to break the link between natural resources, corruption and conflict.
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Rather than pick a fight that would have risked accusations that Democrats were hostile to religion, Obamacare's architects agreed that ministry members would not have to pay the mandate penalty, as long as the ministries met a handful of conditions ― such as submitting to regular audits in order to ensure solvency and covering medical conditions that arose after a member joined.
