111.   A visitor with only a couple of days to spend in Warsaw will have to make choices.

112.   A third of the respondents said they were not yet able to make a choice.

113.   According to the Justice Department, Lindh made the choice to seek out terrorist groups.

114.   Actually, that choice was already made by county legislators.

115.   Actually, the choice was eventually made for him.

116.   After the users make their choices, a computer at Berkeley calculates the results, revealing the size of the resulting deficit or surplus.

117.   After weeks of hesitation about whether to reinforce or weaken the peace he inherited between Israel and the Palestinians, Netanyahu must now make a choice.

118.   All of this sometimes can make players feel they must make awkward choices, like individual freedom of conscience vs. team togetherness.

119.   Also, Jaster talks about making smart choices at home and when eating out.

120.   All of this helps consumers make better-informed choices.