It's just as likely, though, that much of the dissatisfaction with the governing party can be traced back to this whole choice-versus-referendum conundrum.
This, surely, is the key to the whole choice.
These days, you can't possibly be a Republican and a feminist -- even if some moderate conservatives could get behind a woman who doesn't sign a ridiculous marriage pledge, that whole choice thing is a dealbreaker in this play-to-the-extremist-base era.
"Centers provide women with the whole choice".
The exploration data showed that both sets of rats could discriminate the novel objects when assessed after the first minute one-sample t-tests Shaminute one-sample <.001; ATNx, t(11) = 4.38, p <.001—and after the whole choice Shamion—Sham, t 9) = 3.41, p =.004; ATNx, t(11) = 3.7.39p =.002.
"I think that the hardest part for me of this whole false choice debate that has been going on way too long, is that aside from the deniers and the special interests and all the other folks who want to pretend that we don't have a crisis, is the fact that we are leaving money and jobs behind," Clinton told Podesta.
Even if most SNP supporters prefer Labour to the Tories and most UKIP voters prefer the Tories, that is no longer their whole choice.
"As the network is growing, particularly in London, where growth has been quite phenomenal, there is a whole choice of cars around you," says Antonia Roberts, a co-director of Carplus.
The findings "provide some different angles on this whole topic of impulsive choice," says neurologist John Evenden of AstraZeneca in Wilmington, Delaware.
As this whole goal setting application concerns choices and decisions individuals have to make, this part is exactly the same in both interventions and merely elaborated by means of text.
