The charge, uttered again on Monday by Libya's foreign minister, is familiar in the Arab world, where strongmen have long presented a stark choice to their subjects and their American backers: either dictatorship or Islamists, repression or chaos.
As the 2015 Mets clinched the division title, their first in nine years, a drought similar to the one I experienced as a young boy, I can't help but look back and wonder, "Why did I become a Mets fan?" A question usually reserved for that moment after I've uttered some choice expletives or hurled something at my TV screen.
This is the difficult part, and you may utter a few choice words at this point and consider some unauthorized modifications to the housing.
The downfall began in training camp in 1997, only months after that National Football Conference championship appearance, when Collins, the franchise's first draft choice, uttered a racist comment to some black teammates, including Muhammad, while they were celebrating the final night of training camp.
Yet the choice makes utter sense as a commentary on current events.
Simply put, there is no other choice, except utter destruction.
It's safe to say "Anchorman" remains a cult classic, if only based on how impossible it is not to udder utter "milk was a bad choice" whenever appropriate.
But the idea of 17- and 18-year-olds exercising truly informed choice is, he says, "utter nonsense.
The utter contempt for people making different choices in this area is very disturbing.
Delaware, through its utter permissiveness, became the corporate residence of choice, much as the Cayman Islands is a paper domicile for secrecy-minded bankers.
