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Under these circumstances, but one alternative was left.

He might have struck the King, but then there would have been left to him no alternative save death by his own hand; for a king may not fight with a lesser mortal, and he who strikes a king may not live--the king's honor must be satisfied.

It pains me, really and truly pains me, to be compelled to deceive her--but the other alternative is to reveal myself as the wretch of whom she is in search.

But to the extent that automakers are forced to divert money into electrics, research on more promising alternatives will be compromised.

Large deductible programs also have become popular alternatives that enable insureds to retain the predictable, working tier of risk and transfer the large catastrophic exposure to the insurer.

At present, alternatives to oil aren't cost-effective, but rising oil prices will eventually resolve that problem.

Such alternatives were much less popular among people without mental disorders, the researchers report in the July ARCHIVES OF GENERAL PSYCHIATRY.

NORTH HOLLYWOOD - Los Angeles Unified officials are ignoring alternatives to building a high school on the site of the Robinsons-May headquarters in North Hollywood, a top executive with the retail chain's parent company said Tuesday.

Alternatives to Wheat and Rice Offer Many Nutritional Advantages

The burgeoning market for alternatives to the ready prescription from the biotech pharmacopoeia, the syringe, the scalpel, the pocketa-pocketa-queep of the latest stainless-steel-and-silicon-chip medical machinery has not gone unremarked by the establishment for which those have become the sine qua non of practice.

To have a meal that has something for everyone, offer menu alternatives and menu additions.

1, 1996, foam makers around the world are scrambling faster than ever to find alternatives.

The forces of demographics, technology, and economics all demand alternatives to the venerable and expensive M.