41.   If the government chooses to appeal, the case will go to the Supreme Court.

42.   If the government chooses to take control of Nippon Credit, it would be the second bank taken over.

43.   If the government chose to go to trial and Lundwall was convicted, he could then be compelled to cooperate without receiving any benefit at the time of sentencing.

44.   If, for example, the Italian government chose to defend the lira, it could borrow foreign currency and use it to buy lire on the open market.

45.   In any case, the government may later choose to extend the transition period.

46.   In bringing a more ambitious, complicated case to trial than the one it filed in May, the government has chosen a high-risk strategy.

47.   In creating Medicare and Medicaid, the government chose to subsidize health care for eligible individuals regardless of how their medical needs came about.

48.   In response, the government has chosen to make an example of the Falun Gong and to discredit it in every way possible.

49.   In some corporate cases, the government has chosen to file indictments under seal while continuing their investigations.

50.   In May, the federal government also chose not to prosecute.