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power to choose

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See: choice, latitude, liberty, option


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No matter what situation you''re in, you have the power to choose how you approach it, how you handle it, how you let it affect you.
When we saw the sky fall in on the MPs over the expenses exposure and they found themselves sharing the top spot of the most reviled with the bankers, suddenly we have David Cameron embracing the American's 'Primary' way of selecting candidates by giving the constituents more power to choose.
A visit to your vet practice can be a pleasurable experience, with the choice of vets in a local area meaning you have the power to choose which vet and practice is the best suited to you.
 
 
 
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