Choice
Choice noun - Individuals carefully selected as being the best of a class.
Usage example: that school accepts only the choice of the city's crop of high school students
Nearby Word: choicely
Millions
Millions noun - The body of the community as contrasted with the elite.
Usage example: intellectuals sneered that television was a medium clearly aimed at the millions
Both words in one sentence
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In that case it becomes a choice between killing billions to definitely save millions, or killing millions to possibly save billions.
Source: Video Game / inFAMOUS 2 -
If you take the Evil choice in an event that will kill millions or even hundreds of millions of your own people, you'd hardly notice the population drop at all!
- The final choice in the game is a choice between killing billions of people to save millions - including the main character and his friends - or killing millions to save billions, and effectively committing suicide in the process.
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