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deliberate choice

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See: choice, election


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Others think that it is a deliberate choice to exaggerate negative feelings, and therefore can be dealt with by simply willing it to go away.
Much of the action is set in suburban Florida, a deliberate choice designed to explore a particular landscape and what it means for the people living there.
It''s easy to sit on the fence for a while and just let fate take over, but it''s better to make a deliberate choice to stay or go.
 
 
 
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