Consider Kim Fowley, consider Bill Cosby, consider the scores of men accused and women doubted.
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They ask everyone to consider time, to consider personal, environmental, and economic sustainability, and through this, to consider preservation.
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"I don't consider that a problem, I consider that a reality."
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Consider the market environment prior to 2015 — in particular, consider YouTube.
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We're going to consider it — I told them, consider it a rifle.
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I don't consider it getting in the mood, I consider it research.
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Judges do not consider tweets, they consider the facts and the law.
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We're going to consider it — I told them: Consider it a rifle.
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Yeah, I consider myself conservative more than I consider myself a Republican.
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Still, they consider it core to their mission to consider the benefits.
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What some people consider playable is different than what I consider playable.
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Do you — do you consider that... BUSH: I consider it a public use.
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"I don't consider them threatened, but I do consider them vulnerable," Neilsen said.
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Even if some people would consider it vulgar, I would consider it empowering.
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We're going to consider, and I told them to consider it a rifle.
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"We'll consider — and I told them — consider it a rifle," Trump said Thursday.
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Strategic Vision's research has found that 34 percent of buyers younger than age 29 would definitely consider buying a Tesla, 28 percent would consider Audi, 26 percent would consider Lexus and 25 and 22 percent would consider BMW and Mercedes, respectively.
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People may consider it, but they're not going to consider it in this bill.
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Here's what I want you to consider: I want you to consider hogs. Hogs!
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Another way to consider the idea you're working on is to consider the consumer.
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"We're going to consider — and I told them, consider it a rifle," Trump said.
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I consider it my backyard and I would never consider doing something like that.
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I don't consider him a rapper; I consider him a poet and an artist.
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Now there is case law about how I can consider what I can consider.
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Other times, recommendations consider only the upside and fail to consider the potential pitfalls.
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Rather, they must consider each student holistically — and only consider race as one factor.
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Not only do you not have to consider that, they don't have to consider that.
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They consider nipples to be nudity, they also consider a butt crack to be nudity.
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U.S. policymakers should more candidly consider these stories and decide exactly what they consider acceptable.
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Don't consider it a vote for her; consider it a vote to preserve our Republic.
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Nor does he consider authenticity; few Neapolitans would consider Domino's Pizza a real taste of home.
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MM) MoU to consider alliances - Mitsubishi Corp and Novatek MoU to consider alliances - Marubeni Corp (8002.
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It's also something to consider while trying to consider price points after Kondo-Sizing your life.
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"I consider all of them as myself, and I consider us as one team," says Farad.
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Nearly all Democrats (27%) consider interference at least somewhat likely, and 2169% consider it very likely.
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You should also consider whether there's even a slight chance you'd ever consider having kids yourself.
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"The best leaders are ones that don't consider themselves experts; they consider themselves students," Sinek said.
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Consider the lines coming from defenders of Kavanaugh as they consider the allegations from Christine Blasey Ford.
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"Maybe people consider me their spiritual father, but I don't consider them my spiritual sons," he said.
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They do not consider aliens despite, in my opinion, aliens being a perfectly reasonable option to consider.
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Other companies should consider such a mechanism, and prospective shareholders should consider demanding it before they invest.
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Lenders consider cosigned debt just the same as they would consider debt where you're the primary borrower.
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Alex: When you consider the Joker's popularity, I think you also have to consider his legacy onscreen.
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"When you consider all of the mergers we're seeing, when you consider activism, when you consider buybacks, when you consider dividends and just the terrific earnings we've seen from so many companies, then even after the market's recent move, I think there's a lot to like," Cramer said.
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"I don't really consider myself as a role model, I more consider myself as an encourager," she said.
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"We will consider it again, as we consider any other crude oil, if its profitable," she said.
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"If you want to protect pollinators, this is the suite of options you should consider — or, could consider."
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Here's my view: I don't consider information a weapon any more than I consider bad words a weapon.
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It's not that I consider it too precious to mock—I consider almost nothing too precious to mock.
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I find beautiful communities in places that consider themselves deep blue and places that consider themselves deep red.
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When investors consider stocks to purchase, there are more things to consider than just a security's sticker price.
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Would they ever consider buying a TPG, and would you ever consider, as you think about succession, selling?
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"That way, every time you consider making a purchase, you'll consider how that purchase translates into physical money."
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Fourteen percent said they would consider leaving the federal service; another 11 percent said they might consider it.
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Poll of the week: An ABC News/Washington Post poll finds that 38% of Democrats or independents who leaned towards the party consider themselves liberal, 39% consider themselves moderate and 17% consider themselves conservative.
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If that's not you, make sure to consider other co-branded Delta credit cards before you consider this one.
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Sixty percent say they would consider Trump this fall, about double the 29% who say they'd consider Hillary Clinton.
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Why should a Republican Congress consider passing such a bill, and why should a Democratic president consider signing it?
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CIA officials, and most importantly, field officers, should consider rejecting orders as extraordinary and nearly impossible to even consider.
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COOPERMAN: WHAT I SAY IS WHAT I MIGHT CONSIDER A VALUE STOCK, SOMEBODY ELSE MIGHT CONSIDER A GROWTH STOCK.
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Know yourself Rather than asking you to consider your goals, Clear asks you to consider this two-step process.
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"We continue to insist that we consider such evidence to be unfounded, we do not consider it to be exhaustive, we do not consider it fair and cannot agree with them," Peskov said, according to TASS.
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Only 7 percent consider Russia to be an ally, and 28 percent consider the country friendly but not an ally.
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There are some things that people consider legit political opinions that I would consider threatening to people's basic human rights.
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You can totally consider this an indie title, in fact I'd like people to consider it as an indie title.
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The implications are fun to consider The result is rough around the edges, but its implications are fun to consider.
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EPA's refusal to consider indirect benefits is especially problematic because courts have made clear that agencies must consider indirect costs.
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"We will consider that the maximum that we can consider that, because they're throwing rocks viciously and violently," Trump said.
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Congress, as well as the presidential candidates, should consider these numbers as they consider policy choices in the months ahead.
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As you fill out your bracket, consider these rules of thumb you may follow — and then consider not following them.
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This is a harrowing fact to consider, but one must consider it anyway: The iPhone is now 12 years old.
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But no anti-abortion groups consider his position to be acceptable, and no pro-choice groups consider it especially problematic.
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Would you consider it ... I'm gonna get off it in a second, but do you consider it a communications medium?
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Fitch's criteria also consider the stressed valuation of assets in order to consider their inherent volatility based on historical price movements.
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The survey found that two-thirds of men don't consider themselves a feminist, consider themselves anti-feminist, or have no opinion.
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"We will consider what we have to consider, including whether to recommend articles of impeachment to the House," Nadler said Friday.
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If you only consider near-term results, you won't consider how things will change and you'll miss out on critical opportunities.
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When you consider politics and the issues of the day, do you consider how your loci of control is finally expanded?
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I consider myself a power user, and if you're buying a 27-inch 83K iMac, you might consider yourself one, too.
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As we consider solutions for a divided America, consider the First Continental Congress that convened for the first time on Sept.
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Every age has included historians who consider it their responsibility to provide an honest record, and who consider distortion a disgrace.
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If expanding your sexual repertoire is too intimidating to consider a new sex act, consider visiting your friendly neighborhood sex shop.
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"If you want to properly consider the impacts of drones, you have to consider the whole life cycle," Dr. Stolaroff said.
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Consider the warranty: Online mattresses don't always come cheap, so you'll want to consider a company's warranty before making a commitment.
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You have to look at the situations these people find themselves in, consider their re-election prospects — and consider the alternative.
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Anyone buying a car with bad credit should consider saving more for a down payment, or consider finding a co-signer.
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While FinCEN does not consider cryptocurrency to be legal tender, it does consider exchanges as money transmitters subject to their jurisdiction.
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And if you're already concerned about having plans for the 14th of February, we consider white cheesecake the perfect soulmate to consider.
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Consider Uber—or rather, consider how Uber's database of customer information provides economists with a rare understanding of how demand curves work.
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There is really but one main thing to consider about the potential downsides of basic income, and we should consider it well.
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But today, as you consider investing hundreds of dollars in one of the new headsets, there are reasons to consider holding off.
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That's just some context for you to consider, as I did not consider it and immediately subscribed after finishing the free trial.
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The first step is aligning expectations on what we consider success — or at least, what we consider to be contributing to success.
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"Our adversaries often do not consider the same moral and ethical issues that we consider each and every day," Peters told Selva.
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When you consider curtailing your federal payment, consider all the forms of federal spending that the White House would like to curtail.
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Consider some of the questions Harvard says it uses to consider applicants: Where will you be in one, five or 25 years?
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We wanted all of the things that we're going to get, and people consider that controversial, but you didn't consider it controversial.
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Had his partner continued, Tom would not consider the partner a rapist, he said — but he would definitely consider him a bad person.
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"So if the president's prepared to take that on, he can consider us an ally on that, and we'll consider him an ally."
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"The guideline in the court's view, although I will consider them, border on the irrational and I will consider them accordingly," Rakoff said.
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Asked at the time if she would consider rejoining the show for its 10th season, Zolciak-Biermann told PEOPLE she would consider it.
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And if you don't consider these instances of scamming, consider that maybe it's something post-con, something more deeply and necessarily American: finessing.
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A lot of people consider it to be an augmented-reality experience, and in many ways you could consider it to be that.
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Employers have to consider improving training programs for existing employees, and future employees have to carefully consider which skills they choose to acquire.
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It just woke up this part of me, this willingness to consider this relationship and consider why it was the way it was.
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With Hudson's Bay, Litt is urging the company to consider being taken private by management or consider other uses for its real estate.
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Whether you consider yourself a minority or not, it could motivate them to consider you for tasks they may not otherwise have done.
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Consider a graduated payment planIf you're looking for a longer-term option that extends past the forbearance period, consider the Graduated Repayment Plan.
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However, as we consider the meaning of our post-April 4, 1968 world, we must consider what America was like before MLK fell.
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If you already consider the Galaxy S20 line to be stylish, then consider one of these clear cases to protect that inherent style.
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In the documentary, an 18-year-old Reardon said he didn't consider himself a neo-Nazi but did consider himself a white nationalist.
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Men rarely ever consider what the world looks like for us when they still assert their power over us, and they do that without any kind of remorse or empathy because they're not socialized to consider us like we're socialized to consider them.
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I grew up in what I would consider a heavily witch-crafted environment, but my parents would not consider it that way at all.
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She needed to pull back for a few days, and consider, really consider, if she was prepared for the changes that would be coming.
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Consider that when the Motorola DynaTac, the first cell phone, was released in 1983 it cost $4,53—and that's before you even consider inflation.
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"Our adversaries often do not to consider the same moral and ethical issues that we consider each and every day," the senator told Selva.
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"There are some additional moving pieces that we have to consider, and I'm sure there is the market he has to consider," Alderson said.
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Many consider the practice of diamond mining as profiting off laborers who face dangerous working conditions and consider it a threat to the environment.
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A word of caution if you have federal loansAnytime you consider refinancing federal student loans, it's worth pausing to consider what you're giving up.
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But the field was split, largely between those who consider Berger a visionary for sharing data and those who consider him a hype artist.
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Look, I know it's still early, but I had to consider it, and you clicked on this blog so you have to consider it too.
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There has never been time to hold hearings, to consider amendments, to negotiate with Democrats, to explain provisions, to consider counterarguments, to work through details.
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To keep other people safe: Consider your power and privilege in a situation, and consider the ways in which you can most effectively help others.
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I know it's unusual and maybe even unkind to force you to consider the aesthetic appeal of a fish's mouth, but please, consider this one.
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According to a 2017 Guttmacher report, 24 states consider substance use during pregnancy as child abuse, and three states consider it grounds for civil commitment.
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Consider consolidationIf you have debt on multiple credit cards, you may consider consolidating your balances into one so you can make a single monthly payment.
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"We do not consider ADM Moran's continued relationship with the Navy commander to be misconduct; rather, we consider it a performance issue," the report added.
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Instead, it is a strategic move from a swiftly growing company, made based on what new potential customers consider acceptable and what they consider unacceptable.
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These days, around a fifth of Americans say that they don't consider themselves affiliated with any religion, roughly the same number who consider themselves Catholic.
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As policymakers consider America's strategy for advanced manufacturing, there's a wide range of policy factors — from education to workforce to trade policy — they should consider.
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Taking stock of the first 22019 days of Trump's term, 36 percent said they consider it a success, while 59 percent consider it a failure.
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But privately, Mr. Trump has been pressed by some advisers to consider the damage wrought by the bill's failure, and to consider Mr. Ryan's role.
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"We also protect what Native Americans consider sacred, what Native Americans consider religious, cultural and historic resources within and around the Grand Canyon," Grijalva added.
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They get so fixated on what they consider to be the right way to do things that other factors one should consider fall to the wayside.
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More diversity means more heterogeneity in variables to consider, so scientists consider European samples to be the most homogeneous and thus simpler to analyze and interpret.
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If you know somebody hasn't even sort of taken the time to consider your time, they're probably not going to consider the time of other people.
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Consider two key facts about coal in the United States: Now let's consider a recent and rather radical proposal for addressing both of those issues simultaneously.
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"California law requires every judge to consider rehabilitation and probation for first-time offenders," he wrote stating that his job requires him to consider both sides.
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Looking back over the first 210 days of Trump's time in office, just 263% say they consider it a success, and 210% consider it a failure.
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Consider A PaletteWe'll call out Nasrat's shade tips ahead, but before we jump in: Consider skipping a single lip color altogether and pick up a palette.
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And there are more who would consider a Nikki Haley candidacy than would rule it out (4503% would ever consider it, 21% would never support it).
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Many mathematicians consider this problem so difficult that they don't deem it an NP problem, but rather consider it completely out of the realm of possibility.
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As you start to consider whether or not it's right for your family, consider the following signs you can afford to be stay-at-home parent:
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Perspective: The proposals are profoundly unpopular both with Serbs, who consider Kosovo part of Serbia, and Kosovars, who consider the plan a partition along ethnic lines.
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The Senate, meanwhile, has canceled its previously scheduled recess to consider the House coronavirus package, though it's unclear when the upper chamber will consider the proposal.
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" Ms. Fatemi also said of B Street, "We consider them the official band of the New Jersey State Society and would not consider any other group.
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As the Trump administration and Congress consider how to react to the dramatic popular uprising racing across Iran, here are some lessons they might wish to consider.
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"There has always been a chasm between what doctors consider a problem and what women consider a problem when it comes to their sex lives," he says.
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EPA TO CONSIDER ASBESTOS BAN: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) listed the first 28503 chemicals it will consider restricting under this year's chemical safety bill, including asbestos.
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EPA TO CONSIDER ASBESTOS BAN: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) listed the first 28503 chemicals it will consider restricting under this year's chemical safety bill, including asbestos.
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Only 24.6% of African-Americans said they wouldn't consider voting for Sanders, about the same number as the 24.7% who said they wouldn't consider voting for Biden.
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As the administration and Congress consider tax reform, they should consider an early care and education workforce investment credit for our collective individual and national economic success.
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Twenty-three percent of African Americans said they would not consider voting for Sanders, compared to 2628 percent who said they would not consider voting for Biden.
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Only 23% of African-Americans said they wouldn't consider voting for Sanders, about the same number as the 24% who said they wouldn't consider voting for Biden.
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Fasting factors to consider One point to consider is that the research on fasting has focused mostly on overweight individuals or those with risk factors for disease.
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" One slaver rationalized, "We do not consider that we buy and sell them; we consider that we transfer the debt, and the man goes with the debt.
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Second, women are much less likely than men to even begin to consider running for office, and when they do, they consider many more factors than men.
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She added that the White House would consider the suspect, Sayfullo Saipov, to be an "enemy combatant" but would not necessarily consider prosecuting him under that status.
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Rents are also on the climb, and some, like Booth's now-husband, consider it money thrown down the drain — they consider the house to be an investment.
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Consider it all part of a continuum. . . .
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Have your children make a list, and then sit down with them and discuss what on the list they consider a need and what they consider a want.
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Ram thinks we need to consider whether genetic-testing companies have a greater ethical obligation to their customers, and seriously consider how to prevent and deal with breaches.
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Perhaps for the first time, Molly is forced to consider to consider that she is on track to secure everything she wants but isolate herself in the process.
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However, if we consider the scale—of political allegiances and ideological stripes—of this Democratic Party, we are forced to consider if the tent has become too big.
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As you consider all your potential New Year's resolutions, maybe it's time to consider whether you really love your job, or if it's time to try something new.
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Some states do consider information like some birthday information and identifiers like the last four digits of Social Security numbers public, but many consider it confidential or sensitive.
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People only think about themselves and they don't even consider that type of shit, they consider it such a charitable thing to do, when it's just actually normal.
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Consider how nascent Google Daydream is, and consider also the consequently high level of risk for any serious developer to invest time and effort into developing for it.
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U.S. policymakers and other lawmakers across the globe must consider B2B tech firms such as cloud infrastructure providers as they consider new rules and regulations for the industry.
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Polls show that about half of French people consider themselves Catholic, even though only about 15 percent of those or less consider themselves practicing Catholics or attend mass.
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If we consider the sign-up bonuses as equal, there are two other things to consider: First, do you think you'll spend $5,000 in the next three months?
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This is especially true if we consider that context extends over time as well as space, and if we consider our internal context as well, sleep, drugs, etc.
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A directive to consider fixing the problem is not what I'd consider a strong affirmation of religious freedom, particularly given that the Supreme Court in the Zubik v.
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"Consider adjusting your allocation to take less risk (so if you're allocated 80% to equities and 20% to bonds, consider adjusting to something like 60-40)," Roberge said.
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Other reasons to consider the Amex Green cardIf you want an Away bag and you were already eyeing this card, you should seriously consider applying by January 15.
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While the political parties have to consider how an individual votes, the redistricting groups have to consider where that voter lives and the proximity to a precinct boundary.
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"A great way to think of circumstances where you should absolutely consider getting a financial advisor is to consider the three T's: time, technique and temperament," says Paddock.
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The most important misconception about alcohol is that people most of the time don't consider it to be dangerous, or they don't even consider it to be a drug.
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And this eating behavior is unlimited; [Prader-Willi children eat] even things that you and I would not consider food—things that we wouldn't consider edible items they'll consume.
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The IADB's board of member countries has not yet met to consider whether to recognize Guaido's representative, which would make it the first lender to consider such a move.
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Or, as one WoW playing glibly told Brown, he doesn't consider his sexy chats online cheating for "the same reason I don't consider murdering someone in role-play murder."
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"Youth who are studying in non-military institutions, we consider them as builders of the future nation and we consider their safety and protection our duty," the statement said.
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"If (currency moves) are having an impact on the economy and prices, and if we consider it necessary to achieve our price target, we'll consider easing policy," he said.
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"I do not consider myself soft on crime, but I consider myself opposed to mandatory minimums for low level non-violent drug dealers who are basically addicts," he says.
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"If (currency moves) are having an impact on the economy and prices, and if we consider it necessary to achieve our price target, we'll consider easing policy," he said.
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"We are going to strike over things that judges might consider illegal, but we consider moral and right," he said at a public-sector union conference in New York.
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The Trump administration has made state flexibility on Medicaid a priority, but the refusal to consider lifetime limits shows that it is not willing to consider just any flexibility.
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Looking beyond, however, President Trump might consider saving his frequent flyer miles and see whether his diplomatic negotiators might be able to bring something back for him to consider.
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" Attempts to cajole Ahead of the vote, May asked MPs to "consider the interests of this country, the interest of constituents, and consider the importance of delivering on Brexit.
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The plaintiffs in the Harvard case argue that we will eventually consider the recent treatment of Asian-Americans just as shameful as we now consider the old Jewish quotas.
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We don't consider consensual sex violence, and we don't consider being paid violence, but if you put the two together, you're being exploited and need to be saved... apparently.
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According to the poll, 2628 percent of Trump voters said they would never consider Clinton, and 28503 percent of Clinton's battleground-state voters said they would never consider Trump.
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If we consider young people's mental health at this point, we have to consider our NHS—the ailing elephant in the Remain room, but at the center of Leave's.
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" "I do not consider myself treasonous — it's ridiculous.
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Consider letter -- and group -- dead (for the moment).
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Deals • Barnes & Noble will consider selling itself, again.
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When you consider how much the economic output of our country has boomed over the last century, consider the fact that frankly we do not need to work this much, [consider] the degree of efficiency that has entered into the workplace, the degree to which one workers eight hours now produces X amount of wealth, and [consider] who gets that wealth that is produced, it indicates how [much] we have the ability to [work less].
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"Slim doesn't consider Lopez Obrador his ideal leader, and Lopez Obrador doesn't consider Slim his ideal businessperson," said James Jones, a former U.S. ambassador to Mexico who knows both men.
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The bank said it would consider lifting capital distribution to shareholders to 50% of profits in 2020, earlier than initially planned, and would also consider extraordinary investor remuneration after 2020.
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"When content comes to us, we will consider it and see whether we consider it appropriate for the platform or not," Cai said, when presented with these types of examples.
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By asking us to consider the objects' context, Mr Dion also asks the viewer to consider where the debris came from and why it was there in the first place.
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In general, the poll found vastly different views among Americans on what socialism is based on whether people consider themselves to be socialist or consider it to be a threat.
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Judges have had to consider whether to consider only the text of the executive order or take into account Trump's campaign statements about temporarily barring Muslims from entering the country.
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"If (currency moves) are having an impact on the economy and prices, and if we consider it necessary to achieve our price target, we'll consider easing policy," Kuroda told parliament.
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Asked whether Rosatom would consider buying into Areva, Andrey Rozhdestvin, head of Rosatom Western Europe, said it would be willing to consider a stake in Areva NP and in NewCo.
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So I'd encourage anyone with information to think about it, consider their conscience, consider the families of each of the victims, and do the right thing now and come forward.
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Decades later, Congress instructed the SEC to consider barriers to competition and to consider the promotion of efficiency, competition and capital formation as the SEC created and amended its rules.
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Others might consider the film's inability to develop the factors that drove Chubbuck to take her life as a failing, but I consider it one of the film's great strengths.
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But some researchers consider YouTube to be unusually permissive about content that it does not consider overt hate speech, and its algorithm unusually aggressive in pushing users toward political fringes.
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When asked by a female voter in August if he would consider a female running mate, Biden replied that he could immediately think of four women that he would consider.
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More men (32%) than women (22%) said they would consider it as a factor when choosing a partner, while more women (43%) than men (33%) said they wouldn't consider it.
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Sanders does even better relative to Biden and the rest of the field among Hispanics: 26.5% say they'd consider voting for Sanders, while 6.53% said they'd consider voting for Biden.
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And 56% say they consider Russia's efforts to influence the election a serious matter that should be fully investigated, while 38% consider it mainly an effort to discredit Trump's presidency.
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We consider his past to consider where he might be headed and whether we still need comedians — and comedy, for that matter — to help us make sense of the present.
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And that's just one form of what people might consider abusive, because something that you might consider abusive may not be against our policies, and that's where it gets tricky.
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In that survey, 22019 percent of respondents said they did not believe the House should consider impeaching Trump, while just 32 percent said the lower chamber should consider the move.
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Sanders does even better relative to Biden and the rest of the field among Hispanics: 47% say they'd consider voting for Sanders, while 37% said they'd consider voting for Biden.
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"We still consider that there is a lot of value to create at Ubisoft, and we still consider that our independence is the best guarantee to create this value," he said.
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Reporting its fifth consecutive decline in full-year revenue, Edinburgh-based Johnston said in January that it would consider selling brands it does not consider part of its long-term future.
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In these playful, popping works, Novitskova prods park-goers to consider the ethical enormity of current scientific developments and the blurry boundaries of what we consider a photographic or objective image.
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The bank said it would to consider raising capital distribution to shareholders to 73% of profits in 2020, earlier than initially planned, and would also consider extraordinary investor remuneration after 2020.
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Now you may consider that a bit dear for a key ring, but considering Banksy's work has sold for upward of £120,000 in the past you could consider it an investment.
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It also seems certain that Trump is uncontrollable and would not ever consider himself a spy, but many spies don't consider themselves spies and often don't even know that they're spies.
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Twenty-three states and D.C. consider substance use during pregnancy to be child abuse, and three states consider it to be grounds for admitting a woman involuntarily into a psychiatric hospital.
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More than three in 10 Chinese consider water and air pollution to be very big problems, and about seven in 10 consider them to be moderately big problems, the report said.
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With multiple excellent on-site bars and restaurants (including what I consider Chicago's best rooftop bar), the hotel is a worthy attraction before you even consider the huge variety of rooms.
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"If you're somebody who always flies American Airlines, you should certainly consider getting an American card, or if you always stay at Marriott hotels, consider getting a Marriott card," said Schulz.
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Now, some might consider a few dozen incidents a year in a country of 4,583 higher education institutions a national crisis; I would consider it perhaps unfortunate, but not a crisis.
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"What I would say to folks concerned about their family members is: I wouldn't yet consider them missing, I would consider them incommunicado," the governor, Kenneth E. Mapp, said on Sunday.
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The guidelines stress the need for states to consider proper protections for other groups and recommend that states consider a range of activities that would qualify as meeting the work requirements.
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"I certainly think that it's something they should look at and consider," Sanders said, when asked if the generally pro-Trump news outlet should consider firing Bannon, its longtime chief executive.
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Just as it's time to consider retreating from the coasts because of sea-level rise, it may be time to consider encouraging people to retreat from some of the riskiest areas.
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The FDA has said it would consider an exemption for what it calls premium cigars, and will consider a delay in implementing new rules for reduced-risk offerings like e-cigarettes.
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The price range is still "above what we consider a fair price for the company and above what many institutional investors consider a reasonable price," said Neil Beveridge, a Bernstein analyst.
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Voters look for it in men, too — consider the "who would you rather have a beer with" question in campaigns — but only in women, research shows, do they consider it nonnegotiable.
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A Pew Research survey found that 38% of adults consider YouTube as a source of news, and 53% consider the site important for helping them understand what's happening in the world.
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But hats off to Mike — consider me a fan.
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First things first — consider what you're taking with you.
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" The answer: "I would definitely consider myself a capitalist.
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Now consider how much you hear about ... industrial heat.
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Consider a small proposal — repeal of the estate tax.
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The search for Echeverria — who police consider suicidal — continues.
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Consider these 11 products our summertime swan song — a.k.a.
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" Musk responded on Thursday, "Thanks, will consider next year.
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You might consider actually reading your daily intel brief .
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When I consider the $7.49 service fee, or around $.
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" He added, "I do consider myself a white supremacist.
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" He added later, "I consider myself the presumptive nominee.
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" "It's not remotely something that I would consider scholarship.
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" Now she and Bloom consider themselves a "modern family.
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" Proofpoint: "I still consider Proofpoint to be a winner.
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Consider this: The Indians were two outs — two outs!
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Don't forget about retirement savings — but consider hitting pause
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" As I write this I consider the word "vulgar.
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" Warner said Northam must "carefully consider what comes next.
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Check out his answer ... he really should consider politics.
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" He may consider reaching the semifinals "a beautiful result.
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Explain. — Would you consider trying a similar experiment yourself?
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" Charles Dickens: "I consider him the first TV writer.
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For simplicity, we'll consider an equation where a = 1.
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Consider how bananas the media went -- and rightly so!
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Obviously, it's … do you consider it your biggest problem?
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The company needs to gather as many facts as possible and consider potential solutions and corrective action for any violations, and consider self-reporting to regulators, after seeking the advice of counsel.
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"Even though I may not consider running for office in the near future, if I truly want to see equal rights for women in this country, it's something I have to consider."
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"It's unclear why, but unlike Signal and WhatsApp, which consider it something to alert you about if your public key changes, Confide appears to consider this part of its function," Zdziarski wrote.
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The SSR will consider how a company gets rid of its satellites, but it will also consider all of the physical characteristics of a spacecraft that might make the vehicle more dangerous.
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"It would be your job to carefully consider monetary and regulatory policies that support communities throughout the country even those you apparently consider beneath you," Brown wrote in a letter to Moore.
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Although there are many factors to consider when assessing if someone has high blood pressure, the conventional threshold at which doctors might consider giving medication to lower pressure is 280/2160 mmHg.
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But there is a notable difference between businesses that consider Amazon a competitor and those that consider it a sales driver when it comes to revenue expectations over the next 12 months.
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"We urge you to consider administrator McCarthy's comments that spraying can be accomplished 'safely and effectively' and seriously consider these warnings from your directors at the CDC and the EPA," they wrote.
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The Obama administration won't consider expanding the list of countries whose citizens can enter the United States without a visa even as European Union officials consider revoking visa-free travel for Americans.
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For Parliament to consider debating such issues, e-petitions must reach at least 100,000 signatures, however it is possible for MPs to consider a petition for debate, before it reaches this figure.
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And now, more than ever, as we consider the state of the world, as we consider the many candidates running for president in 2020, we don't need to leave possibility to others.
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He also figured that while he might persuade the appellate court to consider a retrial, allowing a judge to instruct jurors to consider an involuntary-intoxication defense, the chances were probably slim.
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"It would be your job to carefully consider monetary and regulatory policies that support communities throughout the country - even those you apparently consider beneath you," Brown wrote in a letter to Moore.
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A Gallup poll this month showed about 5 percent of Americans consider themselves vegetarian, the same as in 2012, and about 2 percent consider themselves vegan, little changed from six years ago.
|
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As Democratic leaders and strategists consider how they should campaign in the crucial midterm elections of 2628, they would be wise to consider why so many polls throughout 28503 showed that Sen.
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"And I was saying to myself, can you imagine these people from ISIS, and others over there, watching our dialogue on waterboarding, which some people consider torture, some people consider not," he said.
|
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And politically, this may work for the governor: Polls have consistently shown that Democratic primary voters consider combatting climate change as one of the top issues they will consider when picking a candidate.
|
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A quarter of all surveyed voters — Democrat, Republican and independent — would consider voting for Trump but not Sanders, 33 percent would consider voting for Sanders but not Trump, and the rest were undecided.
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It would be making a statement about how violence works, and who gets access to it, and what we consider violence (the dagger) versus what we consider nonviolent (the seizure of the property).
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The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service originally began consider the ban in August 2013, but is now reopening the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
|
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Baby Boomer music fans in particular consider the Beatles the epitome of a "great" band, but rarely consider who determined the qualifications for "greatness" or how the sonic color line shaped those qualities.
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They don't consider price or price differences, they don't consider model mix or consumer preferences, they buy the cheapest car they can find (generally) and then base their opinions on a limited sample.
|
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So, here are a few suggestions for Mosseri and his team to consider as they consider their new task of both connecting communities, opinions and views, while also challenging community beliefs and biases.
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Or consider the relationship between the state and the market.
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Consider JDThird, a "Top Contributor" who has written 2.6K reviews.
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It makes absolutely no sense — until you consider the demographics.
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Consider my hometown, the rural Northwest Arkansas town of Gravette.
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The mounting costs have led the company to consider bankruptcy.
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We're doubling down on opportunities that others consider small bets.
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Consider our push notifications for Hill's Instagram feed officially activated.
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When we reach 2.5 we will consider the various options.
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First, you must consider the tone and the subject matter.
|
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Experts say the interviews can change how colleges consider applicants.
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A few said the isolation led them to consider suicide.
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I certainly would never consider my summer tan a justification.
|
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Political pros consider this turn in the Trump campaign suicidal.
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Next, consider a health savings account, known as an HSA.
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Consider attending these events, which are open to the public.
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So perhaps consider starting small and working your way up.
|
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"I consider them friends now," says Underwood of his exes.
|
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Tucker Carlson on Fox News: Consider Kara Swisher, for example.
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Perhaps you should consider making a real estate investment, instead.
|
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Do Democratic voters consider that possibility when selecting their nominee?
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Both would consider winning their hometown race a crowning achievement.
|
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Now consider Raheel Sharif, who served from 2013 to 2016.
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There are many features to consider when buying a smartphone.
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I do though consider myself a student of them all.
|
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Amazon says it doesn't consider grads' income when selecting schools.
|
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The Fifth Circuit, however, didn't appear to consider Cooper's brief.
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For a basic starter running shoe, consider these from Asics.
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Well, consider it an early gift from us to you.
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So we decided to consider things a little more obliquely.
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If the Echo is too pricey, consider the Echo Dot.
|
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"I would consider even that a win to be honest."
|
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Would you consider This House Has People in It comedy?
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Next, consider exploring how the problem is currently being solved.
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Photo: GettyI consider myself a pretty clean and tidy person.
|
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Abe said that his government would seriously consider the proposal.
|
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But seriously, consider the more affordable Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6.
|
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When answering, consider words that describe the way you think.
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GOODLATTE: And you consider Trump supporters to be ignorant hillbillies?
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If you're into video game development, consider applying to Tesla.
|
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Also, consider how reliant you currently are on animal products.
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Consider spending just 30 minutes over lunch to get started.
|
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This is true no matter the age cohort you consider.
|
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However, there are some things to consider before signing up.
|
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I make what I consider to be the right decision.
|
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Consider the broadening category of single- and multifactor investment strategies.
|
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"I don't consider writing the book as therapy," she added.
|
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While you consider your decision, here is a random picture.
|
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AP: Mitch McConnell said he wants to consider entitlement reform.
|
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They consider flour a vegetable and cheese pure muscle power.
|
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What kinds of genes should we consider "ethical" to correct?
|
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Many consider her spell as German defence minister a debacle.
|
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The U.S. and others consider it to be disputed territory.
|
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Chris Evans — but then she took a moment to consider.
|
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Consider "MAAN" as the new leadership group in global markets.
|
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Also consider that Americans' mood on data privacy has shifted.
|
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As always, consider these tips to donate wisely and safely.
|
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You might consider buying a Spark for your kids, though.
|
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But consider this your treasure map to a buried lede.
|
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That's legitimately a real question you need to consider, Libra.
|
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Or XXXTentacion, Chris Brown, or any artist you consider problematic?
|
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But there are some odd coincidences that we should consider.
|
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To appreciate the significance of this event, consider the specifics.
|
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Consider a bench swing instead of an overstuffed lounge chair.
|
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Tech person or not, consider this permission to geek out.
|
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Perhaps Danny Cevallos should consider opening a Denver office. 4.
|
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Just consider Aircall, a company that competed back in 2015.
|
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There are just too many rules and possibilities to consider.
|
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Well, here's something to consider: they're actually the same thing.
|
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Curiel questioned Friedman and said he would consider the objection.
|
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Another thing to consider is how senior your role is.
|
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It's unclear how much dynamic scoring Brady would consider appropriate.
|
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We consider springtime a vibe, as opposed to a season.
|
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If you're really seeking enlightenment, consider a blank slate instead.
|
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Just consider starting salaries for software engineers in Silicon Valley.
|
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But, of course, they were allowed to consider the facts.
|
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But your distribution amount needs to consider your total balances.
|
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Some consider Berkshire's interest in IBM and Apple a curiosity.
|
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That's a risk for their businesses that investors must consider.
|
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"No, I don't consider him like a son," says Khoda.
|
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Here are nine things you should really consider checking out.
|
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We'll consider this confirmation, Bradley Cooper -- you're in the clear.
|
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Ryan Reynolds is the only man I'd consider marriage for.
|
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Now is also the time to consider rebalancing your portfolio.
|
|
Here are some players to consider for your DFS ticket.
|
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Consider the endless waves of policy contradictions from the administration.
|
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And yet both Bashir and Tokio consider themselves modest dressers.
|
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He would later consider a new redesign of the notes.
|
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Consider it part one of your journey to complexion perfection.
|
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Consider what's possible with the White House as our partner.
|
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So I consider this to be a national security exception.
|
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So consider saving your energy for the astrological big leagues.
|
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Now, consider the story of many within the African diaspora.
|
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Consider the other primary ways of sharing items between computers.
|
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Do you consider yourself the Taylor Swift of your squad?
|
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Consider what is helpful to you — and drop the rest.
|
|
To name one example, consider the last several macOS releases.
|
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"We consider Jamaica Bond's spiritual home," said producer Barbara Broccoli.
|
|
Now consider the second path: Imprisonment (or at least indictment).
|
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Some observers consider such climate policies to be political nonstarters.
|
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WADA's Executive Committee will consider RUSADA's compliance on Jan. 22.
|
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Consider that when some jerk tries to tear you down.
|
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If anything, he simply doesn't consider himself a political authority.
|
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Both companies consider the matter closed, the Belgian firm added.
|
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It shows the types of changes California needs to consider.
|
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Actually, here are four things for students to consider. Hey!
|
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I convinced myself that nobody could ever consider me attractive.
|
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Do Mr. Trump's advisers still consider China a currency manipulator?
|
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Consider crying yourself to sleep shortly after your monthly budget.
|
|
If that's a concern, maybe consider the 8 Plus instead.
|
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It could also prompt physicians to consider less expensive options.
|
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Consider the Nokia only if clitorial stimulation is your jam.
|
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Consider this a peak with a swan song fast approaching.
|
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If you like making videos, you should consider this gadget.
|
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Consider Trump, whose approach has been the opposite of Rubio's.
|
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So that's something I consider when I think about this.
|
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Today many consider it the greatest movie of all time.
|
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Mill owners should consider legally challenging the decision, it said.
|
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You might also consider eating legumes or beans, she says.
|
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Consider this: The dongle is just a really affordable gadget.
|
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The other important thing to consider is the jumping force.
|
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I consider myself an American, but I feel under attack.
|
|
Finally, be thoughtful and patient as you consider this change.
|
|
She should consider herself lucky to have lasted that long.
|
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"We consider these restrictions serious breaches of the public trust."
|
|
But consider the position these executives now find themselves in.
|
|
Here are a number of key investment issues to consider.
|
|
We must consider implicit and explicit biases against black women.
|
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So, consider this an audition for a possible match up!!!
|
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Many in the state once again consider him a joke.
|
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I consider myself to be an engineer doing a job.
|
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So instead, consider paying homage to a seriously badass woman.
|
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Here are some items you should really consider checking out.
|
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The Court will then consider them anew on summary judgment.
|
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Consider living with the knowledge that you could be next.
|
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Next, consider the largest federal agencies ranked by land ownership.
|
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And if it doesn't, consider an individual retirement account instead.
|
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But the agency is willing to consider new road designs.
|
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Consider you take a loan of $10 from a bank.
|
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We also have to consider the acoustics of the space.
|
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For context, consider that the human body contains nine pints.
|
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We don't consider it our job to deal with that.
|
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We consider Gigi Hadid to be a fashion fortune teller.
|
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Consider the recent reporting on Michael Cohen's shady business dealings.
|
|
For a demonstration of its flexibility, consider New York University.
|
|
It may also consider updating the reporting requirements for acquisitions.
|
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Consider where your peers already turn to you for expertise.
|
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"I'm afraid to even consider that," he said at last.
|
|
Consider this: How many paintings did Titian make in all?
|
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It's clear, however, that they consider this a serious issue.
|
|
Granthika could actually allow me to consider something like that.
|
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The justices refused to consider reviving a lawsuit against Backpage.
|
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But Sanders' plan requires tax increases most Democrats consider lethal.
|
|
Then be sure to consider everything new on HBO Now.
|
|
Just consider what we've learned in the past few weeks.
|
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To start, consider Airfare Watchdog, Hopper Deals and JetBlue Cheeps.
|
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In your situation, you can almost consider this an opportunity.
|
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Consider most of all your bottom line and team efficiency.
|
|
Are there other artists you would consider yourselves similar to?
|
|
Consider one of Mr. Trump's preferred yardsticks: cable news coverage.
|
|
Just over a third (37%) said they could consider it.
|
|
The study author advises couples to consider moving conversations offline.
|
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"I would consider even that a win, to be honest."
|
|
Do you consider Ingrid an antihero or a true protagonist?
|
|
Consider it a sort of SparkNotes for your creative side.
|
|
Consider this listing for a rig containing six RX480 GPUs.
|
|
But consider the Internet, and you can begin to believe.
|
|
Consider Tore (not his real name), an inmate at Bastoy.
|
|
Consider the Sermon on the Mount: Blessed are the poor.
|
|
So do you consider naïveté a strength or a weakness?
|
|
For proof of this, consider the rise of culinary diplomacy.
|
|
Consider Jen Coleman and Laura Wiertzema your personal Target sherpas.
|
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The former education minister told ITV she would consider running.
|
|
I think the company can consider Pikes Peak a win.
|
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Activists consider it the worst repression in Egypt's modern history.
|
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Consider Berik, spoken in a few villages in eastern Papua.
|
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KS: To even imagine someone would consider that was okay.
|
|
But you know, that's obviously something you need to consider.
|
|
Here, Green points to a few structural issues to consider.
|
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The court did not sign off or consider those complaints.
|
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But there are a few other factors to consider here.
|
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The Sunni militants consider the Yazidis to be devil worshippers.
|
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But many other Christians consider these beliefs to be heresy.
|
|
Consider Visa's unique payment network data to drive your innovation.
|
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Embrace your father's inner elder and consider something like this.
|
|
For many Marshallese, to consider leaving is to admit defeat.
|
|
Many of them consider returning to be a death sentence.
|
|
"We don't really consider ourselves a 'beauty brand,'" she says.
|
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"I don't consider myself a victim at all," he said.
|
|
Here are some things to consider before taking out either.
|
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Who do you consider a role model in your industry?
|
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Some consider it the most important fight of the year.
|
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News, that I started to consider getting a nose job.
|
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Many Asia hands would consider themselves such defenders of stability.
|
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Rob Portman said he wouldn't consider being Trump's running mate.
|
|
Just consider how Uber and Amazon have overturned established industries.
|
|
Well, it partly depends on what you consider the problem.
|
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"I don't consider today's protest an Occupy movement," Hui said.
|
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I never expected to consider it attractive, let alone fashionable.
|
|
And "Pancakes" finds a way to consider that question anew.
|
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To see why, consider that goal of 100% renewable energy.
|
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Something for Italian economists and the EU's politicians to consider.
|
|
Investors also widely consider Greg Abel, 53, a potential successor.
|
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Consider yourself well rid of this person and steer clear.
|
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In favor: There's a few factors we should consider here.
|
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Consider Medtronic, an American company that merged with Ireland's Covidien.
|
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It is a big question with a ton to consider.
|
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Readers in rich countries may well consider electric lighting mundane.
|
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On Monday, he said Moore should "seriously consider" dropping out.
|
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The Supreme Court is yet to consider that issue either.
|
|
Meanwhile, "Narcos" hardly asks us to consider women at all.
|
|
CalSTRS' board will consider the proposal during its February meeting.
|
|
Consider yourselves warned, Netflix HQ. This is not a drill!
|
|
Consider Avalanche Strategy, another startup supported by Higher Ground Labs.
|
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"We do consider this one to be different," she added.
|
|
Disaster movies tend to consider the big picture, the macro.
|
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No one should consider it a model grassroots change movement.
|
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The European Commission would consider possible further action after this.
|
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As with any major decision, there are factors to consider.
|
|
Consider Donald Trump's narrow victory in Florida by 216,22016 votes.
|
|
Maybe consider an upgrade to something a little more modern?
|
|
Consider this meme: Name one thing in this photo pic.twitter.
|
|
She said she would never consider voting for Mr. Trump.
|
|
Consider his treatment of Viktor Orban, Hungary's populist prime minister.
|
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This is something to consider if you're a JPEG shooter.
|
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We consider this to be unlikely in the foreseeable future.
|
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A Los Angeles judge is set to consider on Feb.
|
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I consider making good choices, but the cozy bed wins.
|
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The WTO was due to consider these tariffs on Wednesday.
|
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I consider (for the millionth time) getting my IUD removed.
|
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Pundits consider Shaheen a clear favorite to keep her seat.
|
|
That may sound hyperbolic but consider it for a moment.
|
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Curley of Strategic Insight recommends that you consider the following:
|
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Ask for and consider a variety of opinions without judgment.
|
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Heck, Florida doesn't even consider Bitcoin to be real money.
|
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"Not that I don't consider him an artist," she says.
|
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She suggested lawmakers may want to consider changing the law.
|
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You may also consider practicing meditation to help alleviate stress.
|
|
Strand didn't consider school districts at the time of purchase.
|
|
To understand the original war, consider this outrageously oversimplified analogy.
|
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Consider Somalia and Djibouti, both in the Horn of Africa.
|
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Consider this trio the proverbial jetpack strapped to your back.
|
|
Do you consider your fame in comparison to your dad's?
|
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Analysts must consider a host of other items, particularly weather.
|
|
"Consider me skeptical," the "Mad Money" host said on Monday.
|
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"I would consider that risky behavior, yes sir," Simmons said.
|
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Should people who take psychedelics recreationally in clubs consider microdosing?
|
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Partisan journalists are interested in getting people to consider ideas.
|
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We consider it the actors' party at the actors' house.
|
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In the meantime, consider tech sector opportunities outside the U.S.
|
|
So he couldn't even "consider" charging Trump with a crime.
|
|
Then consider this: Who's to say where ancestors are buried?
|
|
NFL owners met this week to consider the new policy.
|
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Consider how they are smashing one conservative tradition after another.
|
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Before we go any further, consider this your spoiler warning.
|
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Or consider that they'd even find out, to begin with.
|
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However, Andrews said he would consider changes to parole laws.
|
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I didn't even consider myself a musician two years ago.
|
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Consider Old English, and those rare examples become nearly zero.
|
|
Boko Haram does not consider all Muslims supporters and allies.
|
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To understand why, first consider how exceptional Australia has been.
|
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Police now consider that death to be suspicious, she says.
|
|
Federal officials on Thursday said they would consider Rio's request.
|
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Maybe you'll seriously consider signing up for a running race.
|
|
Consider Trello, a finalist at Disrupt SF back in 2011.
|
|
Last month, he submitted alternative versions for parliament to consider.
|
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"We do consider that an important part of our portfolio."
|
|
Consider a dozen measures of global integration (see chart 1).
|
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The Thai government must consider international law as it proceeds.
|
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Mr Trump is, of course, wrong to consider them scorecards.
|
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Finally, as a bonus sixth tip, consider getting a Chromebook.
|
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It's critical to consider your overall tax picture, as well.
|
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To see why this might be the case, consider Englewood.
|
|
He said consumers should slow down and consider the risks.
|
|
Consider, too, the $37bn spent each year on health aid.
|
|
The Prynt Case isn't what I'd consider an elegant device.
|
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Facebook taught us that we can only consider them together.
|
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Consider borrowing, which might benefit some cities (though not all).
|
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Consider the five founders of 3G Capital, an investment firm.
|
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Consider it a holiday present come just a bit early.
|
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My wig, my brain, my soul — consider it all snatched.
|
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For Scorpio, you'll consider how your upbringing shapes your impulses.
|
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I wish churches in America would pause to consider why.
|
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How can you consider yourself a man and not work?
|
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There are so many reasons why you might consider this.
|
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The Supreme Judicial Court has agreed to consider the appeal.
|
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Consider your beach plans cancelled: Hermine is coming to town.
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The government should consider some measures to improve domestic demand.
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People ask me if I'd consider leaving the internet again.
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There are three variables to consider depending on your needs.
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Nonpartisan handicappers consider the contest to succeed retiring GOP Rep.
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Some consider the route to be the toughest on earth.
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Consider turning off your bank's overdraft protection feature, said O'Shea.
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That put pressure on the company to consider strategic options.
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It never occurred to me to consider my gender — never.
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It will consider all available options if these atrocities continue.
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You've recorded music before but consider Lucid a debut album.
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Californians have 26.5 ballot measures to consider on Election Day.
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Some of America's regional banks may consider hiring Fleming, too.
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Consider this an introductory field guide to the Chinese biaoqing.
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Moreover, they consider the huge payouts to the old unfair.
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The Legislature will consider these proposals in its 2016 session.
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Here are three questions to consider before making a change.
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Do you consider yourself within his tradition as an artist?
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Instead please consider [sic] donation to everytown for gun safety.
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But consider whether the same result could beobtained after Brexit.
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But consider this, he's a 56 year old career fed.
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And then there's the New Jersey governor's race to consider.
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To appreciate that, consider why it has proved so alluring.
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There's also the limit of the human population to consider.
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Let's also consider the rest of the marketing automation landscape.
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"I consider myself lucky," Kendall recalled of her dating past.
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It is time to consider the next generation of crowdfunding.
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It's not a showstopper, but it's a something to consider.
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Consider the class of all proteins containing 19153 amino acids.
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Did you ever consider pushing the release date to 2018?
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There's little evidence yet that consumers consider it a dealbreaker.
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So can we consider this the exit interview, of sorts?
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And I do consider myself one of the lucky ones.
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Consider this your free consultation with one of the best.
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We consider ourselves curators, not really authors in this case.
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TC: Meaning … Consider that owning something is really about status.
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And he'd like you to please consider being his wife.
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I would consider even that a win to be honest.
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I work in LA, but I consider Montecito my home.
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One need only consider half the country's opinion of Snopes.
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The group will consider the proposal at an upcoming meeting.
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If you have a larger wrist, consider the 42mm size.
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Unfortunately, these studies fail to consider the participants' caffeine habits.
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Consider the powdered Parm you shake onto pizza, for example.
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Each year I consider if we need a new award.
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Consider this refreshing dish the best kind of salad imaginable.
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Any one of them would consider him a best friend.
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Men consider women game, war trophies, prey, and themselves hunters.
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But consider the upsides: You'll be popular at the office.
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Consider a couple of recent examples from White House history.
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Bringing it to surface so our government can consider it.
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So consider the AV Road Rules Platform a helping hand.
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Consider Shazi Visram, the daughter of Pakistani and Tanzanian immigrants.
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He did not say what potential tweaks he would consider.
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"This book is so impactful, I consider it required reading."
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These are organizations that ... Folks that consider themselves, even progressive.
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Consider the most fundamental piece of Sovereign's infrastructure, the blockchain.
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Consider the guidance for trans students in federally funded schools.
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Consider this one of the tamest of many harsh tweets.
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Deported twice Guadalupe Figueroa doesn't consider herself a dangerous criminal.
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I'm not sure many would consider it a fair fight.
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And consider expanding your activism to include other related causes.
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I'm just saying, we should consider giving Thanos a ring.
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Those prices are competitive when you consider the feature set.
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Another important factor to consider is the sixth borough: water.
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Let's consider the inventory of New York City's transit infrastructure.
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You'll also need to consider the comfort level you prefer.
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Consider how your spending will affect your credit score, too.
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Consider the name Hawthorn, which can be shortened to Thor.
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I do not consider myself a part of this trio.
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Consider fruit for dessert instead of rich pies and cakes.
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Instead of cutting alcohol taxes, Congress could consider raising them.
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A strong person that I consider an inspiration, an equal.
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Wealth Matters Members of the Hill family consider Jackson, Wyo.
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Consider the youthful canines at the Humane Society of Utah.
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Plenty of them are offensive, so consider this a warning.
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Another thing to consider is that bans usually don't work.
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We consider that to be a waste of your money.
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"We consider this an act of domestic terrorism," Litzenburg said.
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Consider this the official kickoff of Search Party's second season.
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Consider the latest developments in the standoff with North Korea.
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They were doing things that today we consider totally unethical.
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They often don't even consider most Muslims to be Muslims.
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The change in average wages is another area economists consider.
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He will always be my father … I consider myself black.
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I consider their voices vital to filling out my reaction.
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That is a record that voters can and should consider.
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This shouldn't determine the choice, but it's important to consider.
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Consider also that official repair shops simply don't exist everywhere.
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And I really did consider trying to find another career.
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It's no wonder too many consider suicide a reasonable option.
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They consider my mom and grandmother equal in every way.
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Eagles, hawks, owls, bobcats, badgers and coyotes consider them scrumptious.
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Consider the foods you'd like to think of as healthy.
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So I consider this kind of research marketing, not science.
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We know some people that probably would consider doing that.
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Consider it this way: one out of every 21,215 fliers.
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Consider: We've had "tough" policies for illicit drugs for decades.
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"We consider those people scumbags," Williamson said of the thieves.
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They should consider putting an age limit on professional boxing.
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I consider taking a spontaneous jaunt out to see her.
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Trump, however, doesn't consider climate change a national security threat.
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LG: So do you ever consider yourself addicted to technology?
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Both sides consider this week a test of its powers.
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You'll also want to consider all of your airport options.
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However, in this case let's just consider boosting the speed.
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That success has led Falzone to consider taking Revel public.
|
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Consider the Fast and Furious movies, or Game of Thrones.
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Indeed, many consider connection to certain electronic services as essential.
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The full House is likely to consider that bill soon.
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They can consider where a candidate stands on this issue.
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So, what might you consider if you are family bank?
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Even the most diehard Corbynites would at least consider it.
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Consider what happens to grants and scholarships after freshman year.
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Consider his take on how aliens might view competitive swimming.
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Let's consider the physics of this scenario for a second.
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To both consider the experience and share it with immediacy.
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But consider this — love is central to all human interactions.
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Then I consider the best way to accomplish my mission.
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Then consider your options from one extreme to the other.
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Then I prayerfully consider my options with them in mind.
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Occupation: Dolphin Trainer Do you consider yourself a good cook?
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You said you didn't even consider whether it was legal.
|
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Consider an otherwise unassuming asteroid close to Earth named Bennu.
|
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Still, it urged all users to consider changing their passwords.
|
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Let's consider five simple points to ponder this year. 2101.
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It's not just the big bills you have to consider.
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This being said, consider the implications of the third possibility.
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Many consider it the greatest moment in U.S. women's sports.
|
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But they need to consider where the advice stems from.
|
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One must consider this sensation to be a positive term!
|
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Again, consider this a permanent fixture on any iOS wishlist.
|
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Here are some steps you may want to consider. 1.
|
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And consider this: Trump hasn't even begun insulting Rubio yet.
|
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Consider the reality that each one of them will die.
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I would definitely consider Petunia to be my lucky charm.
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That's exactly what he wants to new graduates to consider.
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And it's something that you definitely think about and consider.
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Kelly indicated he would consider doing so, but didn't commit.
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Consider the case of someone standing in a windowless elevator.
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It makes me consider my harvest from a broader perspective.
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The EU should also consider tapping new sources of revenue.
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Go get your dad a gift -- consider this your warning.
|
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Activists consider the repression the worst in Egypt's modern history.
|
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Analysts have criticized what they consider confusing messages from Echavarria.
|
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Fortis said last week it would only consider binding bids.
|
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Because a quality start is not what we consider quality.
|
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What we consider free speech is often subject to criminalization.
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Next: Expect Atlantia to strongly consider topping any rival offer.
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A hearing to consider approval is scheduled for Feb. 16.
|
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Consider pairing them with an Echo Sub ($230, $50 off).
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Hell, we'd consider the designer quite the comedian at times.
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Consider investing in a laptop case and insuring the laptop.
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He won't say what he'd consider a "win" in Iowa.
|
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Consider the job of an NFL receiver or NBA forward.
|
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When planning your next vacation getaway, why not consider Flavortown?
|
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Or consider what ADHD guru and child psychiatrist Ned Hallowell
|
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Will the richest man in the world consider the chickens?
|
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But that isn't something most commercial drone makers can consider.
|
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The investigators don't consider Flynn's answers to be intentionally dishonest.
|
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He said he would consider taking profits in the stock.
|
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Consider this your daily reminder to change those passwords, fam.
|
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"I don't consider myself a political person," Haze told CNN.
|
|
Consider, for example, the largest political party in Tunisia, Ennahda.
|
|
Here are 5 products we consider a good buy. 1.
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The Senate Finance Committee will consider it later this week.
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I tell them, 'Son, that's something that I will consider.
|
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Consider The Break (original title, La Trêve, meaning "the truce").
|
|
You have to consider that Mattis isn't entirely right, either.
|
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"Consider what your role is in the friendship," she says.
|
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Many, however, don't consider the tremendous power of environment — a.k.a.
|
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A judge was scheduled to consider the motion on Tuesday.
|
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Instead of reimagining the past, the results consider alternative futures.
|
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It's an issue that other promoters have started to consider.
|
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Apparently, no one thought ahead to consider the hygiene implications.
|
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Still, he said, he would be willing to consider it.
|
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Do you ever consider getting more tattoos on your face?
|
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Consider three totems of Republican politics: God, guns and grit.
|
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But then consider me standing upright and a little dazed.
|
|
Just consider the latest news from the American election trail.
|
|
Did you ever consider going with a less provocative title?
|
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Do you consider Pokémon Go to be a social network?
|
|
I consider Airbnb not ... They're in a pretty good place.
|
|
Do you consider this van your first love, or Hayley?
|
|
Dee was outraged at the suggestion she consider pressing charges.
|
|
Consider the nominees of Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush,
|
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So advocates for reform may want to consider other options.
|
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Consider, in 2008, the agency finalized $21625 billion in costs.
|
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"I wouldn't consider myself an 'after' right now," she says.
|
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Huggins did not consider that his wife could have worked.
|
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And if you love TV, you should consider it, too.
|
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The FCC will vote to consider Pai's proposal in May.
|
|
Consider the numerous mentions of "bias" and "diversity," for one.
|
|
No one wants to consider that this is actually happening.
|
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Perhaps the world's most powerful nation should consider following suit.
|
|
One other factor to consider here: the unpredictability of policy.
|
|
There are a lot of different gaming headsets to consider.
|
|
Probably the chief reason to consider the Essence is luxury.
|
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" Consider her motivation: "She wants a cock inside her, thrusting.
|
|
There are times when I consider this my favorite album.
|
|
I'm wondering what's motivated you to consider such a risk.
|
|
First, though, consider: What is your relationship with this song?
|
|
Consider the decisions that wine producers make all the time.
|
|
Trump has previously suggested he could consider Rubio, Wisconsin Gov.
|
|
Senate Republicans refused to consider the measure, citing Trump's opposition.
|
|
We're increasingly asked to consider not just patients, but communities.
|
|
But was it a mass shooting like we consider today?
|
|
The Department must consider all comments before implementing final changes.
|
|
Here are eleven ideas the committee should consider: Biennial Budgeting.
|
|
The House Judiciary Committee will consider a resolution from Rep.
|
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Consider, for example, the case of former North Carolina Sen.
|
|
Consider some of the Obama team's critical intelligence gathering moves.
|
|
Then, feeling frustrated, exposed, we consider force; a kitchen knife.
|
|
I still do that, but I consider it being nice.
|
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Adults should consider doing the same with their electronic devices.
|
|
If that's my biggest problem, however, I consider myself lucky.
|
|
Sounds nice, but then consider the truth lurking behind Bush.
|
|
Clinton to consider, including competence, agreement on policy and geography.
|
|
Just consider luxury tower One57 on Billionaires' Row in Manhattan.
|
|
We consider a breast pump to be a medical device.
|
|
But many folks consider their pets members of the family.
|
|
Consider many approaches, and then settle on the best. 4.
|
|
Many people in Hong Kong consider Mr. Lam a hero.
|
|
But you may want to consider earning potential as well.
|
|
But I certainly wouldn't consider him for mayor of Gotham.
|
|
It is unclear when the court will consider the petition.
|
|
"It's only fair to consider any fiscal benefits," she said.
|
|
There are some questions to consider regarding this explanation, however.
|
|
Thankfully, he has a few suggestions for Reynolds to consider.
|
|
But there are other research areas to consider as well.
|
|
Back then most people didn't even consider it a beer.
|
|
Can you tell why you don't consider it a fetish?
|
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"They're young, they consider themselves bulletproof," explains Dr Barrasso fondly.
|
|
"I want you to consider your worth," Mr. Frontenac threatens.
|
|
Perhaps Justice Moore should consider a new line of work.
|
|
And it's the Senate's job to consider that nomination, too.
|
|
But we have to consider who is making the decision.
|
|
The archivist, David Ferriero, said he would consider the request.
|
|
It is not an implausible scenario for Beijing to consider.
|
|
But Mickelson ought to consider reaching out to thank him.
|
|
Consider an analogous revolution: the slow evolution of complex manufacturing.
|
|
Secretary Perry should consider the same for other stalled projects.
|
|
At first, MIT refused the CIA's request to consider him.
|
|
But for more thrill behind the wheel, consider the M2i.
|
|
We should consider the threat level elevated on multiple fronts.
|
|
Consider the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel as an analogous example.
|
|
Israel and the United States consider Hamas a terrorist organization.
|
|
Some consider it one of the worst shows ever made.
|
|
An EPA spokeswoman said the agency will consider the input.
|
|
We need to consider four elements of comprehensive immigration reform.
|
|
Or consider Stephen A. Wynn, the Las Vegas casino magnate.
|
|
Allies, too, have had plenty to consider in recent weeks.
|
|
Still, the company would consider buying smaller assets, he said.
|
|
I think you have to consider that when you program.
|
|
Customers consider the surrounding streets unsafe and don't wander far.
|
|
Casey is refusing to even consider the President's #SCOTUS nominee.
|
|
Consider just a few driving events from the past month
|
|
Consider, for a moment, the subject of human biological reproduction.
|
|
Take a step back and consider what else has happened.
|
|
That will be something for the next government to consider.
|
|
All companies should seriously consider promulgating a vulnerability disclosure policy.
|
|
There are two cautions the U.K. may need to consider.
|
|
Uh, and … President Trump: Because I consider it an invasion.
|
|
Before you go, consider your Facebook friends and family members.
|
|
And if they don't, their customers should consider boycotting them.
|
|
We consider this flexibility to be a key defensive attribute.
|
|
So consider us cautiously optimistic about the picture for now.
|
|
People I watch in movies and don't even consider real.
|
|
I swore we'd never buy or consider buying another Mini.
|
|
This story contains language that some people may consider offensive.
|
|
Many may consider a multiplicity of factors for their selections.
|
|
But then consider the following: Are you changing beans frequently?
|
|
Such declarations consider only one side of the equation, though.
|
|
It's a little terrifying to consider, if you're a parent.
|
|
So if sobriety proves elusive, she might consider an alternative.
|
|
There are other stakeholders to consider, said Shah, an investor.
|
|
Consider: Trump had a friendly relationship with American Media Inc.
|
|
It's important to consider whether apprenticeships will stifle those tendencies.
|
|
They've also refused to consider Merrick Garland, President Obama's nominee.
|
|
Will you consider becoming its champion … by making a gift?
|
|
But it can consider models other than Washington's hard line.
|
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"I consider that a real skill, something others don't have."
|
|
I consider teaching and learning to be a sacred vocation.
|
|
If it is for you, too, consider the Vremi below.
|
|
Tripathy, the government secretary, said he could consider the suggestion.
|
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A severe mouse problem made her consider acquiring a cat.
|
|
That evidence was compiled in part for Congress to consider.
|
|
Remember to consider ones you've already made — they count, too!
|
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I would not [consider it the new Facebook of China].
|
|
But if you are looking for omens, consider another drought.
|
|
The editorial board urges voters in Alabama to consider Sen.
|
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Consider termites' ability to convert dead plant matter into energy.
|
|
"I actually don't consider that a closed thing," he said.
|
|
First, consider the historic change in the bank regulatory sector.
|
|
"It's premature to consider what remedy is appropriate," Schiff said.
|
|
"I think this is legislation Congress should consider," Gardner said.
|
|
Congress can consider measures that accelerate market entry and uptake.
|
|
Conservatives consider the law the very embodiment of government overreach.
|
|
Enrollees need to consider the tradeoffs carefully, using unbiased information.
|
|
Pro tips: Consider the template below just that — a template.
|
|
If this becomes impossible, you should consider resigning, Randall says.
|
|
"I would advise them to consider stepping down," Morell said.
|
|
Consider an experiment published last year in the journal Science.
|
|
The House is expected to consider the NDAA next week.
|
|
"I told them, 'consider that a rifle,'" Trump told reporters.
|
|
Consider Mr. Trump's remarks in Scotland following the Brexit vote.
|
|
Is the Fed ready to consider lifting its inflation target?
|
|
Consider the Alan Reinstein Ban Asbestos Now Act of 2016.
|
|
Next time you visit Walgreens, consider getting a flu shot.
|
|
However, the firm said it would consider Lion Point's candidates.
|
|
But there is another significant worldwide threat to consider — bioweapons.
|
|
Consider the farm bill defeated on the House floor Friday.
|
|
Now consider what happened on Tuesday night across the country.
|
|
"Consider the classic liberal justification for free speech," he said.
|
|
Would he consider the legalization of drugs as a solution?
|
|
"We should consider formal neurocognitive evaluations when appropriate," he added.
|
|
Netanyahu: We have to consider what's best for the country.
|
|
Just consider the stock's presence in so many passive vehicles.
|
|
"I consider myself a troll at heart," he said later.
|
|
An overwhelming majority of Democrats would "consider" voting for Rep.
|
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This is something to consider before accepting a job offer.
|
|
BROOKS: Alisyn, I consider you a friend, not an enemy.
|
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Term life insurance is cheapAnother factor to consider is cost.
|
|
Consider them a small token of appreciation for taxpayers everywhere.
|
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Consider the Falchi Building across the street from the Factory.
|
|
Consider the final results of voting in Florida in 2628.
|
|
Consider first if it's an issue you can resolve yourself.
|
|
Will the United States consider adjusting its own screening techniques?
|
|
Conservatives oppose it and consider it a form of amnesty.
|
|
Premack: Would you consider opening in Chicago any time soon?
|
|
Consider Douglass's audience — did they expect the speech he gave?
|
|
What should someone consider when selecting a rewards credit card?
|
|
Did your parents consider your interest in comic books respectable?
|
|
What foods does your family consider "traditional" for this occasion?
|
|
There is also the rest of the world to consider.
|
|
That said, there are some important moral questions to consider.
|
|
These values I consider essential to me as a Jew.
|
|
When presented with this scenario, investors must consider the alternatives.
|
|
Pelosi has her own pressures to consider on Puerto Rico.
|
|
"Consider Holt armed and dangerous," the Pennsylvania State Police tweeted.
|
|
Consider for a second if losing your job is useful.
|
|
Consider the case of Joshua Bergasse, a hoofer turned choreographer.
|
|
There's a lot to consider when you're buying a sled.
|
|
And sure, you might be forced to consider your morals.
|
|
Consider last August, when Rio recorded 2130 cases of dengue.
|
|
The same percentage consider gay relations to be morally acceptable.
|
|
What the string trimmer is like to useCons to consider
|
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Consider Amazon's request for proposals for its second national headquarters.
|
|
Consider this very carefully before cosigning a private student loan.
|
|
Consider the plight of White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.
|
|
Consider what would happen if Zwerg's video was released today.
|
|
The company will also likely consider your personal credit score.
|
|
That said, I'd definitely consider taking advantage of this benefit.
|
|
So don't consider this idea as serious for the moment.
|
|
Another thing new businesses can consider is legal plan options.
|
|
That's a fine balancing act to consider with new hardware.
|
|
Consider our opinion of parrot owners to be fully reformed.
|
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Consider this, too: After the 21-5 victory, Gardner hit .
|
|
Consider New York City, where Trump was born and raised.
|
|
Consider the comeuppance that awaited that same fable's haughty hare.
|
|
Democrats consider Mr. Taylor to be perhaps their best witness.
|
|
When it's time to retire, consider skipping the Sunshine State.
|
|
Third, Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein should consider resigning as well.
|
|
DIAMOND, VIDEO BLOGGER: Which one do you consider a threat?
|
|
I didn't even consider the idea that we might crash.
|
|
Consider a Moleskine — they're all the rage with millennial entrepreneurs.
|
|
Feinstein had the allegations since July, timing Republicans consider suspicious.
|
|
Research shows that 2900 percent of Americans consider themselves underemployed.
|
|
Pakistan's Islamists consider Mr. Qadri, Mr. Taseer's killer, a hero.
|
|
Some, like Ms. Mai Khoi, do not consider themselves dissidents.
|
|
However, some in Washington consider this an unwise concession. Sen.
|
|
While you are at it, consider bundling those policies together.
|
|
Consider your intimidation the best fuckboy filter on the planet.
|
|
Still, he might want to at least consider cutting back.
|
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"Consider trying to do things a little differently," she said.
|
|
Slow down and consider these tax tips before you file.
|
|
The United States must simultaneously consider incentives to convince Iran.
|
|
He also said the nation should consider renewable power sources.
|
|
The presidential candidate said he would consider Garland if elected.
|
|
One factor to consider in polling is margin of error.
|
|
Few analysts consider the quarterly accounting effect in their models.
|
|
We needed some time separately to actually consider our feelings.
|
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"I don't consider myself a very gifted songwriter," Vallera explains.
|
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"We don't consider it as a marketing argument," Uzan said.
|
|
Maybe awful enough for you to consider a violent rampage?
|
|
Consider, say, cricket flour, or fractionated black soldier fly fat.
|
|
Consider, for example, the opening credits sequence to The Sopranos.
|
|
Consider it the professional equivalent to coloring outside the lines.
|
|
For instance, consider how notoriously unreadable most privacy policies are.
|
|
Consider the Veterans Health Administration, which does negotiate drug prices.
|
|
"I consider the jungle my real home now," he added.
|
|
Harry Potter theories are fun to create, share, and consider.
|
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But, they also failed to consider my own personal preferences.
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There is also the normal threat of STIs to consider.
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Mental illness is also an issue we need to consider.
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Consider again the case of liquid water turning into ice.
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XR is a new way to consider the reality continuum
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Consider the progress we're not making because of this. Tragic.
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They don't consider that Black people come from America, too.
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But there are good reasons to consider delaying your donation.
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All Taiwanese people consider math the most important school subject.
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"I do consider myself a feminist," she told the magazine.
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I don't consider Wizard Skull to be a real artist.
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A lot of people would consider what I do torture.
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Do you consider the internet an existential threat to democracy?
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The new bid, which Sears will consider during a Jan.
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First, let us consider what dos Santos does very well.
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But this is all stuff to consider for another day.
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What did you have to consider emotionally as an actor?
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It's a great day to consider breaking a bad habit!
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