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And the woman made the wrong choice by preferring the legend.
"All three groups are on record as preferring open politics to violence.
He added: "The players are united in preferring not to be locked out.
"Our home may be old-fashioned in style, but that is the price of preferring substance."
Old Town by the 1980s was run-down, with most people preferring to live in the suburbs rather than the centre.
After that he didn't want to eat the supper she'd made for him, preferring instead to drink a huge amount of whisky.
Only a few Serbs use the safe house, with most preferring to try to protect their homes from looters.
He was regarded as odd for preferring the dramatic society to playing rugby at school.
Those preferring to remain behind will find movies and refreshments in the coffee shop."
As her health declined, she stepped back from the movement spotlight, preferring to watch a new generation of activists "lead the change".
Reviews of the Atlanta restaurant have been mixed, with most diners preferring the ribs.
Either way was effective but Ramage had a particular reason for preferring the divided broadsides.
Then, preferring to let the commercials and coded messages speak for themselves, he added, "I've said absolutely all I'm going to say on the subject."
There's a difference between not preferring to be surrounded by something and living your life a different way than blatantly attacking...
She initially resisted being appointed to the position, preferring an economic portfolio, but, after accepting it, threw her weight into the job.
Repetition of words can create the same sort of chain as pronouns, and there are sometimes good reasons for preferring it.
He had been surprised to learn that the boy practically lived in the forest, preferring it to home, which he spoke of sparingly.
Getliffe duly signed for the club but rejected professional terms, preferring to remain as an amateur and continue teaching.
But maybe I can also account for preferring to work with women by telling why I generally avoid working with men.
"I - am told that he died bravely, preferring death to capture, when he realized he had lost your army."
And you really can't blame her for preferring the name of Hoffman to that of Platz.
This would have followed a valley bottom prone to seasonal flooding, which the Romans normally avoided, preferring to use higher ground.
She rejects his advances, preferring to defend her honour but, in the process, pushes him over the balcony to his death.
(Ulvang didn't race at all, preferring to conserve his energy for the next four races.)
Perhaps we may be wrong; if so, you in your wisdom should convince us that we are mistaken in preferring justice to injustice.