You see, anglers who toss the iron are a particular bunch, often choosier about jigs than the surface-feeding fish they target.
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Martin admits he's come a long way from his stand-up days, and is a lot choosier about his work today.
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If workers can search for jobs more easily, they may become choosier and may require a higher salary before they will accept a job.
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He walked only 51 times in 536 at-bats in 1996, but McGwire lectured his good friend on being choosier and accepting walks.
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And whether, if she had begun another silver net like that one, she had been a little choosier about what she anchored it to.
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Shunned by bankers who have become choosier about their borrowers, everyone from shippers and carmakers to chemical producers and computer manufacturers are foraging for cash.
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I think this is going to be a year when people hold onto their money longer and are choosier about what they want want to see.
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But the company hopes to cement its share among choosier consumers while reaching more favorable cost levels by supplying those markets from its New Zealand operations.
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Enrollment has dropped from 2, 400 in the mid-1980s to 1, 900, but only because the university is choosier, Coakley said.
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Foreigners cheerfully sipped mediocre brands in the heady days after Nelson Mandela was elected president in 1994, but they are choosier now, wine merchants say.
