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Meanings of deliberate choice in English

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Usage of deliberate choice in English
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Publishing MP3s without the technology for digital-rights management was a deliberate choice.
Wired
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That was not an oversight; it was a matter of deliberate choice.
A Minstrel in France
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According to one of the show's cinematographers, it's a very deliberate choice.
News.com.au
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Our government is a representative one by deliberate choice of its founders.
The Vision Splendid
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Lady Ogram's deliberate choice of this landless peer assuredly did her credit.
Our Friend the Charlatan
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In my case, however, Turin was actually the result of a deliberate choice.
Hermit in paris: autobiographical writings
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Ms Adams said the public-private partnership model was a deliberate choice.
Radio NZ
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But Germany made a deliberate choice to to sink civilian vessels without warning.
Wired
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Desailly made the deliberate choice to not author words to accompany his photography.
Wired
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They forfeited those when they made the deliberate choice to violate the law.
Wired
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Thus, without deliberate choice, they swiftly glided down into idolatry and national ruin.
Men of the Bible; Some Lesser-Known Characters
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But neither you nor I would do that by deliberate choice.'
New Grub Street
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The Irish people, by their own deliberate choice, are left to their own resources.
The Irish Times
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The location of the body was also a deliberate choice.
A beautiful place to die
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The decision to write more personally was a deliberate choice.
The Guardian
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The deliberate choice of evil, knowing it to be evil.
The Root of Evil
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Deliberate choice through the time
Deliberate choice across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common