41.   They were learning that every choice has consequences.

42.   They accepted, without needing to be demonstrative about it, that their choices had consequences.

43.   Those choices have grim ramifications.

44.   Those choices had just as logical ramifications.

45.   Thus their choices could have profound implications for the future of arms control.

46.   You do not realize how many choices have to be made in building a house until you have to start from scratch.

47.   As they would have realised by now, this is also an enormous responsibility as their choices will have implications for stability both at home and around the region.

48.   But opposition leaders said the choice had clear symbolic meaning.

49.   But with an ever more crowded schedule, choices have to be made.

50.   During times of economic hardship, tough choices have to be made.