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American military officials here say they face a difficult choice.

If that does not happen, the Administration would face a difficult choice.

But certainly those who would make a movie about it face a difficult choice.

In the end, Dorothy and her friends face a choice.

"Voters face a clear choice about who they want to represent them."

If trouble comes, and I'm increasingly sure it will, he'd face a difficult choice.

Now politicians face hard choices, and they don't want to make them.

All of you will face hard choices in the years ahead, if history's any guide- and it usually is.

It is just that voters here are facing a choice between two very different women.

Crossing into the light, they each faced a choice, to stay or return.