41.   But Botstein argues that at least in the world outside people can choose where to eat or what work to do.

42.   But fat advertising budgets do wheelchair makers little good, because most people choose their chairs based on the recommendations of physical therapists or hospital discharge nurses.

43.   But few people choose such an outfit for football.

44.   But he would accept the king, he said, if the people chose a role for him in the new government.

45.   But now, in the wireless market, people can often choose their phone first and their service provider second.

46.   But some people may choose to access the books the old way.

47.   But she fears that people would only choose to walk down one corridor.

48.   But Roth and other immigrant advocates say people are simply choosing more isolated and perilous areas to cross the border.

49.   But the day when people can choose their service between local phone companies and competing cable systems may be delayed for years in many places, forestalling price cuts.

50.   But the overall trend is toward economic development, as people choose peace and prosperity instead of ideological warfare, he said.