It's a matter of either or.

It's a matter of personal preference.

The fans of Barefoot Gen recommend reading the book regardless of political orientations.

As India s educated revolt against preferences, they should not do so in a way that reinforces illiteracy.

Or, you could say that the individual's preferences were shaped by the preferences of specific others.

As India s educated revolt against preferences, they should not do so in a way that reinforces illiteracy.

Let me be clear though and this is very important in no way am I saying that preference doesn't exist.

We construct a representation of our interest by choosing to follow or like specific pages.

In some ways this mirrors local 'offline' preferences both regions are heavily russophone.

The Question

Unforeseen uprisings are possible wherever repression keeps people from expressing their political preferences openly.

The Industrial Revolution itself was the product of changes in basic economic preferences by people in England, not changes in institutions.

The China Question

That's the snag.

Question One.

Question Two.

The question is intriguing.

Good question!

It's a good question.

A good question.

It is a good question.

That's a strange question.

That's a stupid question!

That's a stupid question!

Is that a question?

What a question!

The matter is settled.

The question is why.

The question is who.

The question is where.

The question is when.

The matter is closed.

The question is how.

It's a weird question.

That's a weird question.

That is a strange question.

That is an odd question.

That's an odd question.

The question is understandable.

Ask a question.

A delicate issue.

The question is what for.

Great question!

It is a good question.

One question.