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decide for

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decide for someone or something
to rule in favor of someone or something; to make a judgment for someone or something. The jury decided for the plaintiff. The judge decided for me.
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If, however, you are a freelance web designer, then you must decide for yourself how much to charge for each project that you undertake.
Next time you''re in a restaurant take back your power and decide for yourself when you''ve had enough.
On Election Day, the people decide - or by default, allow others to decide for them.
 
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