português
de forma intencional With intention; in an intentional manner.
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Whoever left these places left them by choice and at their leisure.
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It is not a place that anyone would come to by choice.
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Deila's switch on the left side of defence was made by choice.
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Which was an insult from the start, not something adopted by choice.
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Both of them had been virgins, she by choice, he by default.
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We call it lamb's-quarter, for the lamb doth eat it by choice.
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Some folks are lazy by choice, and some folks work by choice.
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As iron as he looked, he said: 'She stays there by choice.'
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After 25 years I consider myself Irish by birth and Scouse by choice.
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Whether that has been by choice I am not quite sure.
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Yes, that one was male, not just by choice but by physical design.
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Some do this by choice; others because there is no choice.
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I was part of a generation of people privileged to leave by choice.
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But the Indians did not fight that way-notby choice, anyway.
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It was never easy being the outsider, especially when it wasn't by choice.
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The struggles and problems of Amber were his only by choice.