Hob·son's choice 
(hŏbsənz)
(hŏbsənz)n.
A choice between what is available and nothing; a lack of an alternative.
[After Thomas Hobson (1544?-1630), English keeper of a livery stable, from his requirement that customers take either the horse nearest the stable door or none.]
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- Pierre Athanase
- Pierre Auguste
- Pierre Augustin Caron de
- Pierre Charles
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- Pierre Elliott
- Pierre Esprit
- Pierre Eugène Marselin
- Pierre Gaultier de Varennes.
- Pierre-Gilles
- Pierre Gustave Toutant
- Pierre Joseph
- Pierre Le Moyne.
- Pierre Puvis de
- Pierre Samuel
- Pierre Simon de
- Pierre Terrail.
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