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option 1. Commerce an exclusive opportunity, usually for a limited period, to buy something at a future date 2. NZ short for local option
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Reasons for the delays included changes in how the project was funded and a conflict with the MTA when the city wanted to plant trees along the path, contrary to guidelines from the agency, which wanted to keep options open for future transit along the route. For printers, service providers, agencies, and corporate marketing departments, this means the ability to collaborate with each other, execute projects in a distributed environment, or simply keep options open for future migration to a Web-to-print or enterprise-wide system. All through his years as the leader of the Palestinian cause in exile, balancing competing factions and maneuvering around competing sponsors, Arafat's preference was to compromise, to avoid hard choices, to keep options open. |
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