The sentence is plain wrong. A difficult decision is not something you go through, it is the experience of making that difficult decision you go through, not the decision itself.
In this case I would choose "should make the most difficult decision of his life".
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December 22, 2016
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December 22, 2016
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The sentence is wrong. It is indeed, as you mentioned, "apply to". "as for" is more commonly used to continue on a previous subject or sentence. Ex."As for you, I will deal with you later."
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December 22, 2016
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'I can think of' would not be used in this way. Ex.: "I can think of no one else ...", but not "from what I can think of" or "as far as I can think of".
You could however say "As far as I can TELL, there is no one else in the world like Jeff.".
Hope this clarifies the above question.
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December 21, 2016
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Both are correct and fully interchangeable.
I should emphasise that if you're trying to say you owned a car over a prolonged period of time the 'used to' form is more common while as 'had' simply indicates you had a car at one point, maybe for a minute or 10 :-)
