It has been very easy for people to call for a ban, she says, "but I think you should stand up for choices that you wouldn't necessarily choose for yourself, or that you even dislike.
The throbbing opening song establishes a dread that often doesn't let up, except for choice moments when Peter recounts better times: a full house of young children, a diving board tethered to a pond, a night out drunkenly singing show tunes.
Auditing will always be inadequate and can never make up for the choice of a bad business partner.
US Airways, for example, charges $5 and up for its "choice seats" — mostly window and aisle seats closer to the front of the plane.
We stand up for parental choice in education because there is no liberty when our children are indoctrinated instead of educated.
But it shouldn't: though the organization argues it is standing up for consumer choice and minority business owners, who it claims would be hurt, this is also a favor for a stalwart ally Coca-Colala alone has given generously to support N.A.A.C.P. initiatives over the years.
In order of tenure, the drivers are called in groups of 5 to 10 inside a mammoth depot, where they try to sign up for a choice route — one that touches a neighborhood or school they prefer or ends at a bus yard near their home.
Stand up for your choice and invite others to join you.
For four decades, Lipovitan D, the pep drink made by the Taisho Pharmaceutical Company, has been the pick-me-up of choice for legions of salarymen working late, partying hard or battling a hangover.
Computer users are accustomed to Web sites set up for multiple-choice reading.
"I give Megawati two thumbs up for these choices," said Sri Mulyani Indrawati, a prominent economist.
