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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We're going to consider it — I told them: Consider it a rifle.
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Even if some people would consider it vulgar, I would consider it empowering.
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People may consider it, but they're not going to consider it in this bill.
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Don't consider it a vote for her; consider it a vote to preserve our Republic.
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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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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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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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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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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 it all part of a continuum. . . .
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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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"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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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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Obviously, it's … do you consider it your biggest problem?
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Well, consider it an early gift from us to you.
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The U.S. and others consider it to be disputed territory.
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Consider it part one of your journey to complexion perfection.
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Today many consider it the greatest movie of all time.
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We don't consider it our job to deal with that.
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Just over a third (37%) said they could consider it.
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Consider it a sort of SparkNotes for your creative side.
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Activists consider it the worst repression in Egypt's modern history.
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Some consider it the most important fight of the year.
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I never expected to consider it attractive, let alone fashionable.
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No one should consider it a model grassroots change movement.
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That may sound hyperbolic but consider it for a moment.
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We consider it the actors' party at the actors' house.
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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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There's little evidence yet that consumers consider it a dealbreaker.
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Bringing it to surface so our government can consider it.
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"This book is so impactful, I consider it required reading."
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I'm not sure many would consider it a fair fight.
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Consider it this way: one out of every 21,215 fliers.
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Even the most diehard Corbynites would at least consider it.
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Many consider it the greatest moment in U.S. women's sports.
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The Senate Finance Committee will consider it later this week.
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Still, he said, he would be willing to consider it.
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And if you love TV, you should consider it, too.
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I still do that, but I consider it being nice.
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Back then most people didn't even consider it a beer.
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Can you tell why you don't consider it a fetish?
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Some consider it one of the worst shows ever made.
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Uh, and … President Trump: Because I consider it an invasion.
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I would not [consider it the new Facebook of China].
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Conservatives oppose it and consider it a form of amnesty.
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"We don't consider it as a marketing argument," Uzan said.
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Consider it the professional equivalent to coloring outside the lines.
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I would say I consider it our "training wheels" record.
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Many scholars consider it the first apocalyptic novel ever written.
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Consider it the political version of the Venice Beach boardwalk.
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Let us consider it in this, the beginning of summer.
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People consider it to be the anchor of the neighborhood.
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Here's hoping that more people will at least consider it.
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"I consider it a miracle, I really do," he said.
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Consider it a bargain — some clubs are 21 and older.
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I mean we consider it in other credit markets, right?
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Israel withdrew from Gaza and does not consider it occupied.
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"I told them: Consider it a rifle," the president said.
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Only one in five consider it a critical security issue.
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Nonetheless, I would still consider it a wine of place.
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Trump told him not to consider it for a moment.
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Dr. Ballard and his crew don't consider it a failure.
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Consider it the Saudi Kingdom's "Monroe doctrine," if you will.
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The U.S. and other governments consider it a terrorist organization.
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Consider it, cook something, and I'll be back on Wednesday.
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If you don't like this advice, consider it a prompt.
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They consider it a launchpad for asylum in mainland Europe.
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Exactly what is mandated, I'd want to carefully consider it.
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I consider it unlikely that anything will happen in practice.
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"I didn't consider it my job to investigate," he says.
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Were the offer revived, the democrats should consider it favourably.
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Both Turkey and the U.S. consider it a terrorist organization.
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I hated the idea, but we had to consider it.
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If $20 seems too much, consider it an occasional splurge.
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Some 37 percent of Californians said they would consider it.
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If it receives one, it will consider it, he said.
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The Wayana consider it to be a person, she said.
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"I consider it an ongoing science experiment," Bennatti reportedly said.
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Consider it a one-stop shop for all your personal needs.
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Consider it an experiment to see how the new economy adjusts.
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LEVIN: And yet, some people consider it controversial, I don&apost.
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"We consider it completely inappropriate," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Tuesday.
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But afterward, she asked him if he d ever consider it.
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But some signs suggest they might be ready to consider it.
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Republicans consider it a way to provide states with more flexibility.
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He gave the lawyers until the next day to consider it.
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"I'm open to it and I would consider it," he said.
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I still consider it a win when you get someone out.
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Today, many consider it the best touchdown run in NFL history.
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I promise you, they will at least pause and consider it.
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Consider it your guide to gradually incorporating Pilates into your routine.
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Anti-corruption campaigners consider it an exemplary bulwark against official corruption.
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This isn't the time to buy 8K or even consider it.
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Consider it an added bonus that not one is over $25.
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I consider it a payment to myself for the leaf project.
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The next step is for the full House to consider it.
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I consider it a success and transition them back to class.
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But I would never consider it as part of a deal.
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Designed to brave the elements, consider it Mother Nature's Achilles' heel.
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If you don't, consider it a lesson learned for next year.
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Some dance scholars consider it the oldest dance in the world.
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"You can consider it a longer-term project," the source said.
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I used to consider it a hobby, but now I don't.
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Some consider it a racial slur referring to Asian people's eyes.
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"If the pricing is right, we will consider it," he said.
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"If he was interested, we would definitely consider it!" he says.
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But if they're still feuding at 40, I might consider it.
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Look, if Luke Skywalker is selling it direct, we'd consider it.
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Communities which support FGM often consider it a prerequisite for marriage.
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Consider it the re-dawning of the age of the legging.
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"The crown will have 90 days to consider it," Wissanu said.
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He obviously, he should take a few days to consider it.
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I consider it one of the best things ever by HEBV.
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Some gay men find the term complementary; others consider it degrading.
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If Samsung made that TV you'd better believe I'd consider it. .
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But he has, likely because conservatives consider it a must-have.
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I don't consider it a mark of dependency on my end.
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Hurd: Well let me be clear: Of course I'd consider it.
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Overall, about two-thirds consider it a crisis or major problem.
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"I would absolutely consider it and probably give it," Trump said.
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Some music historians consider it the first rock 'n' roll record.
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Consider it your "problem-free philosophy" for swimsuit shopping this year.
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I suppose if Vivienne asked me personally I would consider it.
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I won't even be mad—they can consider it a gift.
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At this point, I consider it to be a student film.
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Depending who the artists were, I would definitely consider it again.
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LG: How about we consider it new in the new year?
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One or two questions that they really need, we'd consider it.
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Not only is that not necessary anymore, many consider it impossible.
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After all, there has been plenty of time to consider it.
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I think as a fiduciary we're always required to consider it.
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If your office allows you to work from home, consider it.
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"Consider it poverty relief," he said, pursing his lips for effect.
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And I think that's why I consider it a classic film.
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Trump said President Barack Obama personally asked him to consider it.
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If you need me to fire you, awesome, consider it done.
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" He added: "When things start to settle down we'll consider it.
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I think you would consider it a hope and a wish.
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Consider it a healthy harvest of summer entertainment for your kids.
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This guide can help — consider it your road map to investing.
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Many addiction specialists consider it the gold standard of addiction treatment.
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The United Nations and the U.S. consider it a sovereign country.
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Many surfers consider it almost impossible to ride swells like this.
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"Yep — regularly consider it (except the 'from Dem' part)" Sasse wrote.
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"I don't know if you consider it a lie," he said.
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And again, we'll evaluate it, consider it, and follow the law.
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If they do pay you back, consider it a pleasant surprise.
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Consider it contract-based female solidarity, for around $153,000 a client.
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The sisters consider it a litmus test for a successful partnership.
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Mr. Kim said he would consider it, under the right circumstances.
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Experts consider it a near-perfect example of effective disaster response.
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Most of them did not even appear to seriously consider it.
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Consider it a return to more classical methods of making beer.
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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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The President is creating the circumstances and we have to consider it.
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The chair of the Senate panel that would consider it, Republican Sen.
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I told him if she splits the $130,000 I would consider it.
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Consider it a little taste of what you'll see on the stage.
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And if you're eating Nutella, consider it a sweet for the day.
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But consider it a weird wrinkle in an otherwise gargantuan smartphone display.
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Consider it an excuse to pick up a new pair of shades.
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As descendants of Malaysia's first settlers, they now consider it a right.
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I don't have a heart, but if I did, consider it tugged.
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That's why I consider it forced disappearance, not separation of families only.
|
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"We consider it completely inappropriate," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in response.
|
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However, I consider it completely wrong to put Muslims under general suspicion.
|
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"Maybe I'll consider it if I get more [work]," she said, laughing.
|
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Members consider it a scruffier, more bohemian version of mustier clubs uptown.
|
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But we consider it no less than an excellent piece of journalism.
|
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Most consider it too risky because of the potential for weight loss.
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I will consider it a tremendous waste of time, energy and money.
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And, 58 percent don't consider it cheating if their partner is sleeping.
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I strongly consider it, but for now, I like the extra money.
|
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" "I told her I like to travel and consider it a hobby.
|
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"Most people consider it irrelevant," says Fernando Carrera, a former foreign minister.
|
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At the least, most Americans seem to consider it important and necessary.
|
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Your standards in relationships have changed, but consider it a positive evolution.
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I don't consider it an accomplishment or an achievement in any way.
|
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Some 70 percent consider it a falsehood, according to the Evening Standard.
|
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I consider it a huge issue that has to be addressed globally.
|
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I find it cathartic and consider it a form of self-preservation.
|
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Then Pelosi undercut the ploy, announcing the House wouldn't even consider it.
|
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If this male-dominated Congress doesn't consider it a priority, I do.
|
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As you know… President Trump: I consider it to be an invasion.
|
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Consider it all yet another example of the Apple-fication of industries.
|
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"One week is too soon to consider it a trend," said Rosenbluth.
|
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"We consider it all hands on deck until it's signed into law."
|
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BP said it had received the resolution and will consider it carefully.
|
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Graham also supports that proposal and has asked Trump to consider it.
|
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"I think it's awesome, because I would consider it murder," she said.
|
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Unless you consider it work to accompany Zendaya on a private flight.
|
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We will study the judgment' consider it and determine a way forward.
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Consider it the result of some quirks in the FDA's approval process.
|
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Some people even consider it a "happy drug," according to Men's Health.
|
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Consider it further proof that everything was more fun in the 90s.
|
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I was told to consider it a tip for cheerful, honest service.
|
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Lawmakers consider it insulting to be barraged with slogans instead of substance.
|
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Do you consider it to be the biggest success of your career?
|
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" If asked to consider it, Lee responded: "I would not say no.
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Even though it is a little bit higher, I would consider it.
|
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Our critics consider it alongside this week's concerts of Brahms and Prokofiev.
|
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But, if the American people want it, I guess he'd consider it.
|
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We do not consider it possible for growth to slow to 22021%.
|
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"We consider it to be a highly significant investigation," he said instead.
|
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For now, consider it one more excuse to grab Chinese after work.
|
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I mean, it was a little bit shocking to even consider it.
|
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Consider it a sunny reminder that we're nowhere near a paperless society.
|
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Sometimes more — I consider it a baker's prerogative to stack the deck.
|
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But over all, many parents and city leaders consider it a disappointment.
|
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As I understand it, they consider it proprietary, so we don't know.
|
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Even so, the country's Parliament will soon be forced to consider it.
|
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I've often said that I sometimes consider it like a congenital disease.
|
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Still, they consider it core to their mission to consider the benefits.
|
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Consider it a necessity to pay yourself first by contributing to savings.
|
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Whatever word you choose, consider it daily, and watch how you change.
|
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Turkey and the United States consider it to be a terrorist organization.
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If there are other deals of that caliber we would consider it.
|
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Consider it as you decide how to move forward with your children.
|
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Get back to me around Columbus Day and maybe I'll consider it.
|
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That might be unfair on her but you have to consider it.
|
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Yet many aides who stick with the job consider it a calling.
|
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It's adorable and hilarious and I consider it to be free entertainment.
|
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The United States and the European Union consider it a terrorist organization.
|
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Some historians consider it the only successful political coup in American history.
|
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Voters prefer this kind of "preferential" voting because they consider it fairer.
|
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Now that I make a little more money, I might consider it.
|
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Authorities in Xinjiang consider it a crime to communicate with people outside.
|
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We have to hear all of the evidence and consider it carefully.
|
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"Of course we will consider it, assess it immediately," Widodo told reporters.
|
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Its admirers consider it the source of post-war peace and democracy.
|
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"We consider it a race for the first hyperloop," Mr. Ammori said.
|
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Consider it one of the don't-miss environmental events of the year.
|
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Some people don't even consider it part of the Upper West Side.
|
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Instead, the judges will consider it as part of the overall case.
|
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I encourage others who've already reached FIRE to strongly consider it too.
|
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"I definitely consider it an art," she told L.A. Weekly in 2011.
|
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So I wouldn't really consider it destruction as much as a transition.
|
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He's been a great friend and I hope he will consider it.
|
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Japan's large current account surplus means global markets consider it a safe haven.
|
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So consider it at the retail intersection of local, social, mobile and physical.
|
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"We consider it completely inappropriate," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said following the deployment.
|
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Nonetheless, I will consider it as I map several possible paths for growth.
|
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Consider it a success if Apple at least matches Google in this arena.
|
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Consider it a masterclass in why the representation of women in songwriting matters.
|
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Consider it an introduction to the real new-wave of Australian hip-hop.
|
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If it was given to her as a gift, she might consider it.
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Don't consider it your job to reassure the table that peace is possible.
|
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That doesn't sound like much until you consider it on a larger scale.
|
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"I would consider it dead," said Gilbert Villegas, alderman for Chicago's 34th Ward.
|
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Another time to consider it, Perlman says, is if you're a high earner.
|
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So how do you persuade an unwilling senior to at least consider it?
|
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Consider it an adventure, not a sure-fire way to meet "the one"
|
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Do you — do you consider that... BUSH: I consider it a public use.
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This is such a rarity in Manhattan I consider it worth every penny.
|
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They consider it vital to the well-being of their families and communities.
|
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Everyone takes criticism really well—and doesn't consider it criticism—it's more collaboration.
|
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The night before Thanksgiving, Shepard allowed herself a moment to consider it all.
|
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Consider it the best — and cheapest — gift you can give yourself this winter.
|
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But many also consider it too dangerous to allow North Korea to fail.
|
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Consider it at the top of our wine-obsessed Christmas list for Santa.
|
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Consider it a checklist—or rather, a to-do list—for climate hawks.
|
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Humbug is an under-appreciated album, but I consider it the band's best.
|
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More than two-thirds, 220006 percent, consider it to be a big problem.
|
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Supporters also consider it a key innovation for the future of global finance.
|
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Consider it the logical alternative to the knit boots that retail for $22016.
|
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Of course, the soldiers didn't even consider it — because killing children is wrong.
|
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"Sir, we consider it to be a highly significant investigation," McCabe told Sen.
|
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If you consider it simply as buying a game, it's an expensive gimmick.
|
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"I flew to New York and begged him to consider it," Bailey said.
|
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Some consider it a matter of morality, or an expression of American values.
|
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Why did the two consider it acceptable for this violence to take place?
|
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When a fan approached him for an embrace, Biebs didn't even consider it.
|
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Some consider it a bid to end player protests during the National Anthem.
|
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Ms. Light went to a "meditative yoga ladies' camp" to consider it further.
|
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In other words, the younger you are when you consider it, the better.
|
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"My response is, show me the money and we'll consider it," he said.
|
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If you're not on time, you might as well consider it game over.
|
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I'd consider it one milestone on a road toward accounting for my past.
|
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I'd rather it not be a protest, but you could consider it that.
|
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Do you consider it to be part of your personal style, as well?
|
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Tell him we consider it an act of war against the United States.
|
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If an opportunity comes along that's good for the family, I'll consider it.
|
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But I decided to consider it as research for a possible longer trip.
|
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Consider it no coincidence that many of these states suffered recent mass shootings.
|
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Consider it Pirandellian magic: Now you see it; now you really see it.
|
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Many social media platforms, including Twitter, consider it a violation of their rules.
|
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Those who are not quite as sentimental can simply consider it value added.
|
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Though never a single, some (read: me) consider it the quintessential Swift track.
|
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I don't consider it very serious relative to other injuries that I've seen.
|
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But many still consider it a brutal sport due to the injuries inflicted.
|
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Health officials would consider it contained after 42 days without a new case.
|
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And some researchers consider it to be an organ, perhaps the body's biggest.
|
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And, do you consider it your responsibility to "imagine the humanity" of others?
|
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We're going to consider, and I told them to consider it a rifle.
|
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Choose your favorite, and consider it the easiest $8 you'll spend this week.
|
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And if it falls into that historical window, we consider it fair game.
|
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It's not a bad idea to consider it, at least for online games.
|
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Sure, you can cut your losses and consider it an expensive life lesson.
|
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"We'll consider — and I told them — consider it a rifle," Trump said Thursday.
|
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"It's not like it used to be, but I still consider it friendly."
|
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Some religious Hindus consider it bad luck to touch menstruating women and girls.
|
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I do know that, but the right situation, I would certainly consider it.
|
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As a way to answer that question, I want to consider it carefully.
|
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We consider it our honor and privilege to deliver the news each night.
|
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So, consider it a direct payment to your TV content overlords, through Hulu.
|
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Consider it another type of validation, like product-market fit: competitors think we're right.
|
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An increasing number of states say they should, or are beginning to consider it.
|
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They might consider it a little too on the nose in a certain way.
|
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Do you wear them together or would you consider it a fashion faux pas?
|
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But if the British decide to do so, the EFTA states would consider it.
|
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"I consider it a great honor to have this new protocol bear my name."
|
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Consider it the latest version of the undercut hair tattoo — with no cutting required.
|
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In 2010, he said he did not consider it wrong for women to drive.
|
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Unfortunately, many people still consider it unfeminine to be strong, both physically and mentally.
|
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I guess if it mattered to someone else that much, I would consider it.
|
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"I guess if it mattered to someone else that much, I would consider it."
|
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Amy, Dianne and a lot of other people they're never going to consider it.
|
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You should treat yourself to a new 4KTV — consider it an early holiday present.
|
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Some dads are blessed with luscious, voluminous beards, but some consider it a curse.
|
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I would consider it, whether it's North Korea, whether it's so many other things.
|
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He said it was a racist photo, but he didn't consider it racist then.
|
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Consider it an act of charity that happens to have a rainbow-hued kicker.
|
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"There are some of my clients who might want to consider it," Ahmed said.
|
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And anyway, why did we have to consider it in terms of a diagnosis?
|
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That seriousness should make everyone else consider it more of a live debate too.
|
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Trump said he would think about it and asked Comey to consider it too.
|
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It's a great movie—albeit not perfect—so just consider it money well spent.
|
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I didn't consider it would mean being bankrupt by the time I was 2000.
|
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"I don't consider it just a German matter, It's a global matter," Akin said.
|
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While some christen fall "sweater weather," we consider it the season of cozy throws.
|
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That didn't scare off Wilkerson, who wrote "consider it done" before pleading for help.
|
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Nevertheless, although WPA3 has its flaws, we still consider it an improvement over WPA2.
|
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"We're going to consider — and I told them, consider it a rifle," Trump said.
|
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As the First Step Act's name suggests, its supporters consider it a first step.
|
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Considering it costs less than $8, we'd consider it one hell of an investment.
|
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"Marshal" Mueller will offer his testimony and the townspeople will have to consider it.
|
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If my parents moved to Big Arm, Montana, would I consider it my home?
|
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But that option remains open for Democrats to pursue if they consider it justified.
|
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If their draft law collects 100,000 signatures, Poland's parliament will have to consider it.
|
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He thought Kim was joking, but then asked if Khloé would really consider it.
|
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People have been doing it for too long for me to consider it [cheating].
|
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I consider it my backyard and I would never consider doing something like that.
|
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In fact, he would make a great mistake to even consider it an option.
|
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"Young adults underemployed after graduation can't consider it just a phase," the report reads.
|
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"I was so young, I didn't consider it an assault," Juliett, now 20, says.
|
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Do you consider it a heavy responsibility or a joyful responsibility to talk about?
|
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" The prospectus warns investors to consider it as carrying a "high degree of risk.
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Oh, and if you want to transfer to Stanford instead, maybe she'll consider it.
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Tasjan may not consider it country, but it's one hell of a country song.
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Arborists such as Rob Gillies consider it one of the oldest in North America.
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With so many options to consider, it can be difficult to make a choice.
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Some consider it the Italian equivalent of macaroni and cheese — a simple crowd-pleaser.
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They consider it a sound use of capital that offers efficiency, transparency and liquidity.
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If he hated the job, he could consider it a free trip to Japan.
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Koreans concerned about the burdens of reunification must consider it from a deeper perspective.
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The ones, she says, who hardly know women's wrestling exists or consider it stigmatized.
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"If there is a chance down the road, I will consider it," he said.
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My husband's is short and straight, handsome even, but secretly, I consider it lightweight.
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It's always got you on edge, and I don't consider it a gift sometimes.
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Consider it unhelpful, unwanted noise — it's time to turn down the volume on it.
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"Consider it a geyser," Cramer said, referring to the market's response to the developments.
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But recently, cities across the United States have begun to consider it as well.
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Those who favor televising court cases consider it vital to open and transparent justice.
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"But I do not consider it to be a high probability event," he said.
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"We consider it a huge success that there's been so much discussion," he said.
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While the unity is continuously tested, many protesters consider it important for their success.
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To receive support, a publication will need to demonstrate that readers consider it valuable.
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People who live along the Durand Line don't consider it to be a border.
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Speaking as a user, I consider it an interesting, compelling and sometimes maddening strategy.
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It is a bit of a splurge, so I consider it an occasional treat.
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Despite the challenges, some N.B.A. photographers do not consider it their most difficult assignment.
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I definitely consider it a compliment, but I don't sit on it too much.
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But we would consider it blasphemy to do that to this kind of product.
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Consider it the computer-animated version of a classic sports film like Bull Durham.
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Telecom companies and their suppliers consider it to be a multibillion-dollar revenue opportunity.
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But before she can really consider it, she's become a pack-a-day chewer.
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Then we'll deal with it as a problem, but let's consider it a non-problem.
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Consider it the harbinger of what was to come: the smartphone, nemesis of teachers everywhere.
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"We consider it something only girls did and definitely made fun of it," he recalled.
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Consider it an equal emphasis on growing assets and paying down liabilities for your future.
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They consider it nearly as sacred as the mighty Ganges, and yet it is dying.
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Consider it out the window because Ulta's Gorgeous Hair event is coming and it's good.
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In fact, if it were up to Trump-himself, you could consider it practically approved.
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This risk assessment goes before the judge and the judge is required to consider it.
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"These dogs don't consider it work, it's not a chore by any sense," Mesman said.
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"I don't consider it to be consensual," Gypsy said in an interview for the documentary.
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And I consider it a good and worthy way for me to spend my time.
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At $53 — down from the usual $70 — consider it an early Christmas gift to yourself.
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So, I guess if it mattered to someone else that much, I would consider it.
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Even scientists consider it a useful means to assess the scientific status of a colleague.
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"We can still ease our monetary policy substantially if we consider it necessary," he said.
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Even though the commercials boosted his income, he didn't consider it a viable career path.
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One could consider it a dramatized version of the seminal 1990 documentary, Paris is Burning.
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"Mediation isn't free, though before a judge, it's almost free, so consider it," he said.
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With the power of the internet, we could probably get the producers to consider it.
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Please consider it as valid before dismissing it because it doesn't align with your storyline.
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No. I would consider it if they do something that would be good for us.
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The traditional landowners, the Anangu, have always refused to climb Uluru and consider it sacred.
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Apparently tech executives don't consider it too risky to be seen with Trump these days.
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I'm not only willing to overlook the X1D's slowness, I actually consider it an asset.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer has suggested that giving Democrats more time to consider it.
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The SPD made strong comebacks in 2002 and 2005, but many pollsters consider it unlikely.
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Less generous viewers could understandably consider it theft, or just a sign of limited creativity.
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Almost 75% of people who have never used a home-sharing service would consider it.
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The HDP denies links to the PKK but does not consider it a terrorist organization.
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It is located on a reservation belonging to the Paiute people, who consider it sacred.
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Hudson downplayed the potential changes to the legislation before members consider it on the floor.
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We consider it to be extraordinarily reckless for any publication to publish this bogus story.
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But our gym sources insist they've paid in full, and they consider it a robbery.
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Some companies do not even consider it because they do not think they are targets.
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Consider it the shakeup you need to make the planets work for you this year.
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But that said, it's a tricky credit and not many accounts can even consider it.
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"Consider it your Kanye-appointed happy-hour track at the end of each week. "Friiiiiiday!!!!
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If there was a significant swell of people asking me to-I'd seriously consider it.
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Even then, I didn't consider it all that life-altering to go through routine treatment.
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"If an absolute home-run deal presented itself, we would certainly consider it," he said.
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Larson first introduced this bill during the 2628th Congress, Republican leaders refused to consider it.
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It is something so deep we rarely stop to consider it, instinctual rather than conscious.
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And I would consider it one of my crowning achievements if I can do it.
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For those reasons, many consider it a "transplant city" which lacks a common geographical culture.
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In fact, recruiters consider it the most important section of your profile, according to LinkedIn.
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We hope GitHub cancels the contract, especially if the CEO doesn't consider it financially material.
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Marshall did not apologize for his actions Friday, but he did not consider it fun.
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Even though using condoms might be inconvenient, consider it your penance for missing a pill.
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I always try to consider it as a background to something happening in the foreground.
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If they tweet at us a different title that we fuck wit we'll consider it.
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Threat level: All of that is possible, but some experts consider it a long shot.
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They consider it to be one of the last old school stores in the area.
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For a very special occasion or if I had disposable income, I might consider it.
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What facets of intelligence would you consider it ethically OK to endow another species with?
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He did, however, signal that lawmakers would consider it quickly via a statement Saturday morning.
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No, that's O.K. It sounds like you've had to consider it even before this episode.
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I still consider it to be the most chaotically bizarre tennis theater I've ever witnessed.
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Consider it practice for next year, when we'll almost certainly run this contest again. Enjoy!
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Consider it a case of college basketball imitating college life — study habits maintained, grades improved.
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So, if China comes here with a proposal that makes sense, we will consider it.
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So often hip-hop is written off, and people don't consider it an art form.
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With so much content to consider, it can be difficult to know where to start.
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No, but I consider it one of the best experiences, work-wise, I've ever had.
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But what if the U.S. takes action, but our trading partners don't consider it justified?
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"The president did very seriously consider it," Mnuchin said in an interview with Fox News.
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An increasingly remote possibility, many Palestinians now consider it nothing more than a hackneyed slogan.
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"I consider it an adventure in geometry and astronomy, bumping into the spiritual," he says.
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Many strategists consider it a long-term trade-off that will outlast the Trump era.
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But his threat to even consider it added fuel to environmentalist concerns about his candidacy.
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Consider it one of several surveys needed to fully account for Ms. Kawakubo's multifaceted achievement.
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It's the band's first nomination, and many rock historians and critics consider it long overdue.
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Most Hollywood observers consider it the favorite to win the best picture Oscar on Sunday.
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Advocates for sexual assault survivors consider it a sign of a system stacked against victims.
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Some judges have agreed with this argument, but some lawmakers and others consider it outrageous.
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Given the staggering cost of med school in general, many consider it a substantial gift.
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He doesn't consider it a crime; the deception is just a step toward his destiny.
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"I'd consider it a terrible conflict of interest," Larry Gagosian told the Times in September.
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Inclusiveness counts in our study, where we consider it a factor in Quality of Life.
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The walk back is uphill, and I consider it my urban hike of the week.
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By refusing to consider it altogether, Congress is also hurting the military's strategic posture abroad.
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Trump replied that he would consider it, according to a person familiar with the call.
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If it seemed like it was going to be very uncomfortable, I would consider it.
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Many in the industry consider it to be the most promising digital currency after Bitcoin.
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We're certainly aware of it, but we consider it to be an internal Israeli matter.
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Gender does influence car insurance, at least in states that allow insurers to consider it.
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Agency employees consider it as among the most prestigious jobs an agricultural economist can land.
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MG: Yes' I consider it to be an extension—it's also a studio for experimentation.
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Consider: It is hidden from public view, visible only through the body of the mother.
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Many people, especially social conservatives, consider it "lewd" to use explicit language to describe sex.
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That person has a very different outlook on cannibalism—if they even consider it cannibalism.
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Juliette Mutzke-Felippelli: No, it is strictly decorative and we consider it an art piece.
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Decembrele shared that you should consider it an elevator pitch with keywords and career highlights listed.
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" We said, "How about we just consider it a non-problem until it becomes a problem?
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Benjamin Swan: If I can maintain control of the company, then I would definitely consider it.
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It's huge, but progressives consider it a moral imperative given the fast encroachment of climate change.
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Given some of the recent occupants of the White House, many might consider it an upgrade.
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But in smaller, more traditional cities, they say many consider it too risky to go out.
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Among Democrats, 211% consider it a crisis or major problem compared with just 210% of Republicans.
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But it could be something, and Spielberg is too damn old to even really consider it.
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But would society consider it more socially acceptable to start the day by drinking a Twinkie?
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"A district may consider it a compelling interest to achieve a diverse student population," he said.
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Hunters consider it the king of all wildfowl; great chefs deem it the caviar of birds.
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But law enforcement officials consider it more efficient and more powerful than its better-known rivals.
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Sleep researchers have long known about "first-night effect," and consider it a temporary sleep disorder.
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I pick up a few business cards of new faces and consider it a successful night.
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Consider it a sneak peek of the smart, authentic humor we can expect from the film.
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While Meltzer said he is unsure whether Yellen would resign, he believes she should consider it.
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The company did not consider it to be an energy drink because it contained less caffeine.
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Forty percent of respondents did not consider it a way to prevent losses, the report said.
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Not to mention you need to be rich as hell or dead to even consider it.
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Charley, thankfully, tells him that there's no way in hell she would ever even consider it.
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We didn't even consider it an album, that's why we didn't have a name for it.
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I'll pretty much watch that character sit silently and eat cornflakes, and I'll consider it entertaining.
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I didn't even consider it a possibility, let alone think it was and simply wouldn't happen.
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But even if the collective is brought down, its members won't necessarily consider it a failure.
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If that's true, lots of folks consider it obstruction of justice, a straight-up impeachable offense.
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Consider it a sort of elite-athlete rite of passage, no matter the sport or country.
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We tried to just get some documentary outlets to consider it, and they all rejected it.
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He also gave clues about major releases, like the elusive Model Y. But consider it real.
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And that means that teams have to be able to ask the player to consider it.
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Advocates of single payer consider it a virtue that employer-based health insurance would be eliminated.
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"This made me relive my experiences, and some might consider it a 'bad trip,'" she says.
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I don't really consider it to be my money, at least not until I ship printers.
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Some critics consider it Herge's most primitive piece and believe the artist was embarrassed by it.
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Consider it required summer reading for anyone still tangled in the tricky project of growing-up.
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And so that's what I would do — if there were good cause, I would consider it.
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I still don't know how long it went, and I don't consider it a Moscow project.
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And, while I don't expect Kerry to run, it's not crazy that he would consider it.
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Consider it an opportunity to grow from your experiences — and make wiser financial choices every day.
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Many tea enthusiasts consider it to be the best way to brew and enjoy aromatic teas.
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They already consider it their responsibility to protect the kids who walk through their front doors.
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Yet there is little evidence that any of the presidential candidates consider it a serious issue.
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Although many consider it unnecessary, others (including Business Insider) insist on its use to reduce ambiguity.
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If the chamber is able to pass that bill, the House could consider it on Saturday.
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But if even one load gets through before we find it, they consider it a success.
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"I consider it appropriate for the committee to proceed cautiously in adjusting policy," Ms. Yellen said.
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I consider it sort of like Halloween because of the dark history associated with the day.
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For most people, sleepwalking doesn't cause any problems and sleepwalkers often consider it an interesting quirk.
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"I personally would not consider it a typical BL narrative," she said in an email interview.
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In fact, the incident was so minor that the FAA didn't even consider it an emergency.
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"You could consider it an underwater quadcopter," Eduardo Moreno, co-founder of O-Robotix, told TechCrunch.
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Nearly all Democrats (27%) consider interference at least somewhat likely, and 2169% consider it very likely.
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For those who can even consider it, buying a home is often an anxiety-filled decision.
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I apply the entire thing to my credit card debt and consider it a net-zero.
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"I consider it unthinkable to issue working permits for asylum seekers," Wolfgang Sobotka told the paper.
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Hamas, which governs Gaza, does consider it occupied because Israel still controls most of its borders.
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" But once Mueller's Russia investigation ends, Giuliani told Reuters: "He has a right to consider it.
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The mom said she'll strongly consider it next time, and there's an appointment on the calendar.
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He's thought about running for mayor in the past, and says he may consider it again.
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Being adept at this process is its own skill, and I consider it one of mine.
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It is unclear whether he will race again, although his owners said they would consider it.
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Although many consider it unnecessary, others, including Business Insider, insist on its use to reduce ambiguity.
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O'Brady experienced stiffness and pain in his neck on Thanksgiving, but he didn't consider it serious.
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We're told Barbara bought her new summer spot for $3.3 mil ... so consider it an upgrade.
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I wouldn't necessarily consider it inhumane, however it isn't right to confine animals in inappropriate environments.
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Others — including the prime minister's most prominent aide, Dominic Cummings — consider it unacceptable value for money.
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Human altruism seems even stranger when we consider it against the backdrop of the animal kingdom.
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Insurers did not typically directly ask about sexual assault, or consider it in calculating insurance premiums.
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But many physicians "consider it to be relatively less important than other risk factors," he continues.
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" But once Mueller's Russia investigation ends, Giuliani told Reuters: "He has a right to consider it.
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Consider it a stroke of brilliance to put Lionel Richie and Mariah Carey on tour together.
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But they consider it a homicide now, and say they believe the three explosions are related.
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I haven't entered this world yet, but SleepNumber's new Climate2003 bed has made me consider it.
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But if you look beyond its obvious perks, there are plenty of reasons to consider it.
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"I don't consider it a trial yet," Parnas said, since it lacks firsthand witnesses like himself.
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If the goal was to provide a new sports experience, consider it a job well done.
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I consider it a win as it gives me more time to acclimate for the day.
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Consider it distinctly non-divine intervention from Expeditus, the patron saint of procrastinators (and speedy causes).
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The full Senate did not pass that measure, however, and the House did not consider it.
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Turning to the politics of the blueprint, members of Congress and budget experts consider it unrealistic.
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However, I consider it counterproductive to use words which are misleading to further a serious debate.
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While SDG bonds remains a relatively niche market for now, many consider it poised for growth.
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Canada also hasn't ratified the deal yet, and likely won't consider it until the new year.
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We barely consider it newsworthy anymore when school kids fire at fellow students with smaller weapons.
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"I begged them to give him back to me, but they wouldn't consider it," she said.
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Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 but Kiev and the West consider it Ukrainian territory.
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Many environmentalists have said they consider it the most robust and ambitious response to climate change.
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He has not released a transcript of the call but said Sunday he would consider it.
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"I'm not for funding something without us having to consider it from time to time," Sen.
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The evidence on that question was uncertain, she wrote, ordering the state's courts to consider it.
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And Judge Alsup wrote on Tuesday that it's probable the Trump administration didn't consider it enough.
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CFPB supporters view the regulator as an important consumer watchdog, while opponents consider it too powerful.
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When I reached out to JC, she apologized for her behavior but didn't consider it ghosting.
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"Independent directors consider it too early to comment on the draft offer at this time," Tegel said.
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Then again, this ability can also be abused, and many critics consider it an invasion of privacy.
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We would be foolish not to consider it an important tool in developing more sustainable global agriculture.
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The firm was negotiating a supplier agreement that was so important the board had to consider it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Consider it your new go-to resource for anything "Guernica"-related.
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But there is growing pressure from Germany, France and Italy as well as Sweden to consider it.
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About half consider it deeply important for the nominee to support making public colleges tuition-free (52%).
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I consider it to be a huge honor to be asked to host such an incredible night.
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If you're heading out of town for the holidays, consider it your chance to shoot on location.
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Let&aposs consider it a happy coincidence, then, that unborn babies really do seem to love Queen.
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Once the House has passed the legislation, the Senate will have 18 calendar days to consider it.
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So one could surmise that maybe they did consider it an honor to serve Jeff Sessions, no?
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To date, many fans and experts consider it one of the best Dark Knight stories ever written.
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But we never really see it, or consider it as anything other than slightly layered set dressing.
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But right now the prototype SPUD is too big and too messy to really consider it convenient.
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Some treat their practice like a form of faith, while others consider it a very practical activity.
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I will consider it a success if it can bring hope to even one young trans person.
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The quarter was less than stellar, but Cramer doesn't consider it to be a no-growth story.
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Moscow annexed Crimea in 2014, but all but a handful of countries consider it part of Ukraine.
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Musk has said he would consider it a win if the Falcon Heavy doesn't cause pad damage.
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Consider it an upgrade to the infrastructure of your house instead of just a simple tech purchase.
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Tracing marijuana's move to the mainstream, you see it intersect with cultures that wouldn't otherwise consider it.
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"It's just another cell type, so we don't consider it to be an overwhelming challenge," Loring says.
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Facebook's aggression with Messenger looks especially gratuitous when you consider it also owns mobile messaging giant WhatsApp.
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"I consider it a very small contribution to David's phenomenal reporting," Acevedo told CNN in an email.
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No matter — it's here now, and I would consider it essential for anyone with a PSVR headset.
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The trailer dropped Wednesday — consider it a teeny reminder that Oscar season is always almost upon us.
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"Consider it our homage to Voyager," Andy Klesh, Mars Cube One's chief engineer said in a statement.
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Consider it a cautionary tale, as the role of technology in our democracy comes under intense scrutiny.
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Consider it an added incentive for folks to come together and do some good — and it worked.
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"People get very passionate about grilling: They consider it their domain," said chef and restaurateur Bobby Flay.
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The problem is, the report continues, that many cultures consider it taboo to talk about vaginal bleeding.
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However, as this is a receivables securitisation facility, Fitch does not consider it as a liquidity source.
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His business stayed mostly stable while he was behind bars and he doesn't consider it a cartel.
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He said he'll consider it if the defense presents some stats to back up the racism claim.
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By treating my savings like a bill, I don't even consider it money I'm allowed to spend.
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We're told they won't even consider it until their daughter's at least 5 or 6 months old.
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"The president-elected asked him to consider it and he's considering it," Carson spokesman Armstrong Williams said.
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Even sellers of larger homes, who may be marketing to older, move-up buyers, should consider it.
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Garland's nomination to the Supreme Court was thwarted when Senate Republicans refused to consider it last year.
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Women were more interested in seeing a female nominee, but a majority did not consider it essential.
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"I think it would be hard for anyone in that position to not consider it," he said.
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They sent a message to the mayor, but heard back that he didn't consider it his problem.
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He didn't have time to consider it and he didn't have the experience to tell him to.
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That's a lot of money and the company has to at least consider it (assuming it's accurate).
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And aside from a handful of biology nerds, few human beings will ever pause to consider it.
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"I hoped that she would consider it a date, because I really liked her," Mr. McHale said.
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With its Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau touches, some consider it Mackintosh's most distinctive domestic design.
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It changes as a function of how valuable other people consider it and how rare it is.
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Somehow the Syrians fit into Erdogan's vision of Turkey, and his people seemed willing to consider it.
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The site is important to Aboriginal people, specifically the Anangu people, who consider it a sacred site.
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If the right opportunity comes along, we're listening and we'll consider it like any good company would.
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Despite the rising cost of college, many still consider it a necessity that's well worth the price.
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"We consider it to be a success story," said Hayato Morofushi, marketing manager for Rakuten's mobile payments.
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We consider it gender discrimination that these items are not readily available for all and are taxed.
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My tokophobia may be a curse in some ways, but I consider it a gift in others.
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While you love a good fight, you really consider it a win when everyone can be happy.
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"I like what I do, so I'll consider it but I like what I do," said Heller.
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Many people are hesitant to invest in the stock market, because they consider it similar to gambling.
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Consider it a red flag if there's negative information about the company — or no information at all.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump should consider it for reducing our trade deficit and increasing jobs and wages.
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Coffee itself is $4.70 but once the $25 is in the Starbucks app I consider it gone.
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I put a large bucket of beer and wine on the terrace and consider it self-serve.
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With all this to consider, it can be easy to forget about essential things like data security.
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"We're certainly aware of it, but we consider it to be an internal Israeli matter," Nauert said.
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"In some ways, you could effectively consider it creating new units at no additional cost," Goor said.
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SA: A lot of women who discovered what your boyfriend did would consider it a deal breaker.
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There was greater upward mobility afterward and some historians consider it the beginning of serfdom's long decline.
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The stigma of drug addiction is such that friends and colleagues consider it kinder to say nothing.
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"We love Italy and we consider it worthwhile to try this experience," Zingaretti told reporters on Wednesday.
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And Shepard's story, whether readers consider it the equal of its inspiration or not, is worth hearing.
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That's a $20,000-plus difference from the average deal-breaker amount for those wouldn't consider it — $69,021.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) does not yet consider it a public-health emergency of international concern.
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If they tell me they want to scrap this whole thing, yeah, I have to consider it.
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The leaders of both parties have made campaign stops here, a sign they consider it a target.
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The British House of Commons had final say on the matter, but refused even to consider it.
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If you surprise people along the way, consider it an added bonus rather than the main objective.
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"Regarding our departure for Canada, I consider it the only solution to save our lives," he said.
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Now, we consider it a perfectly manageable autoimmune disease given access to proper care and affordable medication.
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" It isn't clear how large of an exodus would be required for Zuckerberg to consider it "meaningful.
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But most reviewers, myself included, don't consider it to be as good as the Detroit half-tons.
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Nonpartisan election sites Cook Political Report and Sabato's Crystal Ball consider it a race that leans Democratic.
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But for another, non-monogamy garnered a lot of mainstream coverage in the 2010s — maybe consider it!
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He therefore granted Morrisons leave to appeal his ruling so that a higher court could consider it.
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Why did The Times not consider it worthy, and do they plan to mention it somewhere soon?
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The Oslo process is given prominence, even though most Palestinians and Israelis consider it an abysmal failure.
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"It surprises me to consider it affordable because the housing market is growing so rapidly," she said.
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We consider it a privilege to work for Mayor Pete and to live out our shared values.
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"I do not consider it honorable to put certain debates on public display," Mr. Macron had said.
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I consider it enormously important not to make assumptions or shape coverage presuming a likely November result.
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I did not look at it or allow my son to, as I would consider it cheating.
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Nevertheless, flouting the official rules is so routine that few people consider it an act of rebellion.
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This is far from a comprehensive list, but consider it a bit of a preview for 2019.
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But, if they must consider it, it's only in the event of absolute scarcity of actual food.
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"We consider it our mission to present contemporary art in the context of broader societal concerns," says Malin.
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Notice, also, that the hip, New York audience didn't consider it a cruel putdown -- there were no groans.
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He jokes that I should just take the day off, but I seriously consider it for a moment.
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If you're threatened/hurt by POC with disabilities wanting voices in conversations, consider it evidence of their point.
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And if you catch your coworkers, date, or S.O.'s parents yawning, too, consider it a good sign.
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I consider it my home because I feel a sense of happiness, calm, and gratitude when I visit.
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And awkwardly, the Trump administration has run out of time for the current American Congress to consider it.
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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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Trader Dan Nathan even said he would not consider it a "beat" because expectations were already so low.
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Ok, if the entire Disney Vault will be on Disney+ I may have to seriously consider it now.
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But it leaves you the time to escape, so, after all, we can consider it a harmless volcano.
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Men are more likely to grab fast food at lunch while women consider it more of a snack.
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This is absolutely what I was planning to write anyway, so I consider it a real time-saver.
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Consider it the first move toward making your weekend a little less predictable and a lot more exciting.
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"If we find an opportunity where it makes sense to join litigation, we'd strongly consider it," Bloom said.
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Cersei tells him he can't go North to help fight the White Walkers, because she'll consider it treason.
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And because celebrities and their estheticians swear by it, you can consider it your personal in-home expert.
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If you were a foreigner freshly arrived in Android land, you'd consider it all a foreign visual language.
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Sure, the unwashed might consider it just another Metroidvania game, but they know not of what they speak.
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If the narrative can recover from the decisions made during this Negan arc, I'd consider it a miracle.
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They didn't even really consider it — in large part because Republicans need Democratic help to pass budget measures.
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A lot of science fiction authors consider it a major part of storytelling to include a political message.
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People still consider it a voice assistant, and in that category, Siri isn't standing out among its competition.
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I consider it penance for the company's egregious and barely functional rip-off of the iOS share sheet.
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Some consider it too big and too unwieldy, and various movements are pursuing dreams of breaking it up.
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In fact, the love of feet is so common that we probably shouldn't consider it "kinky" at all.
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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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It all depends on what players want: if enough people ask for it, the team will consider it.
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Republicans consider it a potentially strong pick-up seat, but there are some signs of advantages for McCaskill.
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In our list of the best tablets of 2019, we consider it to be the best for everyone.
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When you get to L.A. and play teams like this, we consider it a show instead of competition.
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Some would probably consider it an innocent attempt to conjure up more conversation with a new romantic endeavor.
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Local artists consider it one of their favorite venues not only for performing, but for attending live shows.
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"We want to see the detail of the LET and we want to consider it carefully," he said.
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If approved by the FDA, the agency would consider it the first gene therapy to hit the market.
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I always go out whenever anyone asks, client or coworker, since I consider it really important for networking.
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Consider it a variation on the "if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere" line.
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"I consider it unthinkable to issue working permits for asylum seekers," Wolfgang Sobotka told German daily Die Welt.
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Seshasayee said the board does consider it is in a battle with the company's founders over corporate governance.
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Crucial context: These Arab leaders who are opposing Qatar don't consider it the top flashpoint in the region.
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Parliament is in summer recess and he needs senators to agree to reconvene in order to consider it.
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Many may consider it disloyal or be concerned that speaking against orthodoxy could be bad for their careers.
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While the dictionary does list 'judgement' as an alternate spelling, many spell check operations consider it a misspelling.
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MARK JEFFRIESChichester, West Sussex Many of the three million European citizens who live in Britain consider it home.
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Shermichael Singleton is a Republican political consultant who is a contributing host of "Consider It" on Vox Media.
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And once the veto override attempt fails in the House, the Senate won't be able to consider it.
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"We're still against such a merger and in principle don't consider it a good idea," the person said.
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The reality is that planning and taking a vacation is time-consuming, and many even consider it stressful.
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The influential court has been a perennial antagonist for conservatives, who consider it too large and too liberal.
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Duration neglect occurs when the duration of an event doesn't factor enough into the way we consider it.
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"It's Problem Solving 20053," she said in 1996 (while acknowledging that some listeners might consider it "Voyeurism 102").
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The agreement still requires approval from the IMF's Executive Board, which is expected to consider it next month.
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We have to develop our football in a way where women can consider it as a career option.
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Analysts consider it likely that NBCUniversal parent Comcast (CMCSA) will raise its prior offer for those Fox assets.
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Among Republicans, just 33% think such interference is likely and 57% consider it a major problem or more.
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Also, pink is often found in girls' bedrooms, and because of that some consider it a sissy color.
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No further details were released as the police consider it an untimely death and their investigation is ongoing.
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Before you read the rich journalistic piece this hypothetical question birthed, take a moment to consider it yourself.
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But the numbers are still impressive: More than half of Hispanic respondents said they'd at least consider it.
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In fact, I'm going to consider it a beacon of hope at least until Big Ben bongs again.
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You could consider it her way of addressing the injustice at the heart of turmeric's sudden stateside popularity.
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But, it is also incredibly beloved — teens and basically everyone else in America consider it their favorite chain.
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In case you're wondering about Autopilot: I've reviewed the technology before and consider it very advanced cruise control.
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Another way to consider it: Netflix investors are paying about $120 for every $1 of profit it generates.
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Some consider it Dr. Knuth's greatest contribution to the world, and the greatest contribution to typography since Gutenberg.
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Consider it a seasonal gift, revived for a week at Film Forum in an excellent 35-millimeter print.
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Its name, the First Step Act, is apt as its sponsors consider it an initial attempt at reform.
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I consider it a point of pride that my first four columns of 2019 mention him only glancingly.
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Asked why she had not called him into the room, she said she did not consider it necessary.
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President Xi Jinping sent a special envoy to Pyongyang this month to urge Mr. Kim to consider it.
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That concept was created by the Social Democrats, but many consider it threatened by immigration, Islam and crime.
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Consider it the most affordable Oscars accessory — and ample inspiration to whip out your bottle of Essie Licorice.
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To treat themselves, the household orders takeout now and again, even though they consider it safer to cook.
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"We consider it the prison with the most severe corruption problems," Mr. Leguizamón said Sunday in an interview.
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"No, I would not consider it, but I am considering running for the Senate, Flake's seat," Arpaio said.
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But I still don't feel like putting my money into it, because I consider it a speculative bubble.
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"If that seat opens up in a special election or whatever, yeah I would consider it," Brat said.
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Observers consider it a toss-up and a pickup opportunity for the GOP as Rosen runs for Senate.
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Indeed, the current owners of NGS are closing it because they no longer consider it a viable business.
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If you do withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, expect Putin to consider it a win.
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This quarter's cash burn was not as bad as predicted, although many analysts still consider it a risk.
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One broker said he could consider it, but he would give us the best rate he could find.
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But although we rarely consider it, the degree of competition among health care organizations does so as well.
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Consider it a very important marker, one that will dictate Democratic positioning for the next month, laid down.
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Palestinians oppose the sale of land to Jewish and Israeli groups and consider it an act of treason.
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Experts now consider it a flawed democracy, in the same category as Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, and South Africa.
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Allegedly, in Bhutan, they think about death five times a day, and so this ... I consider it advice.
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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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He views his arrangement as more than just paying something, but wouldn't consider it a full-blown relationship.
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Yet their willingness to consider it underscores the uncertainty hanging over the race — and the growing frustration among Mrs.
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" The outcome of opening a loot box is certainly uncertain, but ESRB doesn't consider it to be "real gambling.
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Stars consider it a miracle product – it smoothes skin, keeps your hair shiny and healthy, and removes makeup flawlessly.
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"I no longer believe in that ideology nor would I ever consider it again," Yusuf said, according to KMSP.
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Once you start to consider it, it becomes equally obvious that rideshare apps would change the way we date.
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The claim is "factually incorrect", though now Mr Trump and Mr Barr apparently consider it to be factually correct.
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If there's a smaller (AmBank) stake to be sold, we might consider it, but the bank needs a driver.
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This meant the excellent Pixelbook had to be excluded, but, if you don't mind Chrome OS definitely consider it.
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Some consider it an eyesore, but for me, that notch screams the phone's ostentation in a deeply satisfying way.
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Check out this superhuman move: And, to answer Chiles' question, it appears the judges did consider it a turn.
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When you consider it from an astrological perspective, this little coincidence can actually shed light on your relationship overall.
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"If it all works out, I will consider it one of the greatest things I've done," Mr. Trump said.
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"You consider it a traditional family value, as I understand it, to marry within one's race," another reporter asked.
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His partner has told him that she wants a baby but won't consider it unless he gives up dealing.
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So if an opportunity arises to draft a new agreement with the TPP-11, Trump should consider it closely.
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Many consider it among the most important art environments in the United States, comparable to Simon Rodia's Watts Towers.
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When they throw rocks like they did at the Mexico military and police, I say consider it a rifle.
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"If cake contests exist, I'd consider it!" says Zauzmer, who would like to work in entertainment when she graduates.
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"We've had lots of people consider it, but we don't know how many will take it seriously," Edwards said.
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So far, electric cars that offer enough range for consumers to consider it as their only car are expensive.
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Well, some people consider it a psychedelic, and it's being researched and supported by the same group of people.
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There are so many things to consider; it is hard to know where to begin, where to expend energy.
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Seventy percent of young Americans consider it to be a problem, and 45% think it is an urgent crisis.
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Consider it an added bonus that the mascara comes with its own waterproof-busting cleansing oil for easy removal.
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Supporters see it as a way to guard free expression; critics consider it a means to allow noxious ideas.
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Jackson suggests April and Harriet move in with him while April recovers, and his ex agrees to consider it.
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If you haven't bought a new game in a while, this week is a good time to consider it.
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Consider it a battery life of weeks when used in conventional intermittent bursts, such as on your daily commute.
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Like in other middle-income emerging economies, many in Mexico consider it humiliating to take aid from wealthy countries.
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However, that was released well over a month ago, so maybe it's time to consider it could be real.
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Consider it a way of gaining experience so you can level up to making a game that's all yours.
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And, at the moment, it's hard to see Republicans even considering forcing him to resign (or even consider it).
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Some may consider it a little, um, old-fashioned to be against any vehicle that replaces a car commuter.
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This is, in fact, one of the very things that makes us consider it technology, rather than mundane machinery.
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Consider it a reminder that the only thing worth lasting a lifetime is your marriage, not a hairstyling session.
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"I consider it wise to gently step off the gas pedal," Nowotny, Austria's central bank governor told the newspaper.
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"Which is why a lot of people hate it, because they consider it to be anti-science," Cranmer says.
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A majority of Americans (54%) consider it a "very serious" problem, according to a Monmouth University poll released Thursday.
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Consider: It was Clinton who won primary voters by a landslide, as well as the popular vote in November.
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" Jerome M. Capone said: "The fans don't consider it an insult but a term connoting strength, skill and determination.
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"I will consider it a personal insult if this community fails to activate itself in this election," Obama says.
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"I consider it an honor to have a historical and political icon assisting me on this case," Rossi said.
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Cinema is not short of boyish youths who consider it their duty to explode the family unit from within.
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When they throw rocks like they did at the Mexico military and police, I said: Consider it a rifle.
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Some 41 percent call the law a good idea, compared with 38 percent who consider it a bad idea.
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"It's aimed at preventing gingivitis, so if you're at risk of that you might consider it," Ms. Wu said.
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The US government agreed to consider it and gave Rusal until October 23 to unwind its ties to Deripaska.
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At the New York Fringe Festival, several performances adopt the label "dance" but consider it in very different ways.
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Analysts consider it likely that NBCUniversal and CNBC parent Comcast will raise its prior offer for those Fox assets.
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Obama said Thursday that he has no plans to drop the issue simply because the Republicans won't consider it.
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Pearson's doctrine isn't new—it's called universal reconciliation, and many universalist congregations consider it a tenet of their faith.
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But as he's said, if he can get whoever is to voice his platform, he'll consider it a victory.
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The aides say that Steyer would consider it a constitutional crisis if Trump fires Rosenstein, according to the Post.
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Surfing is huge now, it's one of the fastest growing sports although I do not consider it a sport.
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Another thing to consider: it might get a bit more difficult to purchase sex toys in the first place.
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Experts, however, consider it unlikely — precisely because of the FN's inability to connect to voters in mainstream French society.
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Consider it a quick little history lesson about how metalheads in Portland, OR have been killing it for decades.
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Assume that most conventions simply don't resonate with the consumer anymore; consider it a widespread technology burnout — App Fatigue.
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A study revealed that marriage therapists acknowledge using their intuition and consider it a valuable tool in clinical settings.
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You might not need it explained, but it's part of my job and I consider it an important responsibility.
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As such, I don't consider it a game show theme — the game show aspect is more of a subtext.
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I keep a traditional Jewish Sabbath and consider it to be an essential cornerstone of my self-care practice.
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She just wanted to get the right information to the people in power and hope they would consider it.
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As long as you're making progress with your resolution, however small, consider it a win: Flexibility is not failure.
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I almost never do work on flights and consider it a mini-vacation to read and listen to podcasts.
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Fashion and affordability were, predictably, low on the list (even those who own an Apple Watch consider it expensive).
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I consider it a deep moral failing in myself, especially because my husband and daughters are avid poetry lovers.
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But even if it wins Senate approval, there is little chance that House lawmakers will consider it this year.
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Opponents of the research consider it immoral, a desecration of human body parts and an ugly byproduct of abortion.
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On Campus Usually, when a demographic group is significantly underrepresented on elite college campuses, we consider it a problem.
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He worries that young people will equate the A.B.A. with the G League and consider it a secondary league.
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While President Donald Trump has so far dismissed talk of a nationwide lockdown policy, some experts consider it inevitable.
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They consider it an insufficient half-measure for its focus on prison programs without changes in federal sentencing laws.
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Though few support the government's handling of the current crisis, many still consider it part of Hong Konger identity.
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"Some Catholics consider it (the situation of migrants) a secondary issue compared to the 'grave' bioethical questions," he writes.
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But new installations are commissioned for this space every year, so consider it an extension of the art experience.
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Jerusalem: Both sides claim Jerusalem as their capital and consider it a center of religious worship and cultural heritage.
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But many residents — including those hit hardest by Typhoon Haiyan — still consider it a disaster of their own making.
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Such a party might even have considerable appeal to minority voters who currently have little reason to consider it.
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"I consider it to be one of the pinnacle a cappella works of the 20th century," Mr. Miller said.
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She said that while some people might consider it a minor factor, it is nonetheless important not to dismiss.
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But every Thursday, a group of managers would play golf, and McLaughlin started to consider it as a career.
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That seems fairly unbelievable when you consider it took Abrams much longer than that to make just one movie.
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Despite having kids who are everything to me, I don't consider it the defining feature of my cooking life.
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But the more I consider it, landing on the moon doesn't seem to have lived up to people's expectations.
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Here are five reasons to consider it over a co-branded card from the likes of Delta or Hyatt.
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Take the information you were given during the discussion, consider it carefully, and weigh your options for moving forward.
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They should consider it an investment, not just in the potential of impoverished peoples but also in international security.
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It's normal to just ignore this, but for the sake of completeness, it would be better to consider it.
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"It has been a huge growing experience for me, and I would even consider it to be life changing."
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Stephenson on Thursday denied that the demand had ever been made and that he would not even consider it.
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Even if you're not required to get flood insurance by your lender, you still might want to consider it.
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More -- 43% -- say they would definitely vote for someone other than Trump, and another 17% said they'd consider it.
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He has indicated the Senate will "in all likelihood" not consider it until after the impeachment trial in January.
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"The Board has received the petition and will consider it," Lori Friedman, Lehigh's director of media relations, told CNBC.
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And it would likely take that type of premium just to get him and his board to consider it.
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"I consider it very difficult to take part now in any debate on an equal footing" with rival candidates.
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But it would explode the deficit so dramatically that even many left of center economists would consider it dangerous.
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Kennedy said he planned to file such a complaint against the banks and hoped the CFPB would consider it.
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Full disclosure: I support the effective altruism movement and consider it a force for positive change in the world.
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"When I started YouTube, I didn't even really consider it work, so honestly my passion is filming videos," she said.
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In this culture we don't study it enough, or get used to the idea, or consider it a beautiful event.
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If, in their first week, these students land in an argument instead of a fistfight, I consider it a win.
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I doubt any of this year's bad teams would seriously consider it, unless things go completely off the rails somewhere.
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Long hair is really basic short-hand for "this is a woman," so I never had to consider it before.
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However, the "Oracle of Omaha" doesn't consider it to be a hostile deal because Anadarko wants to sell its properties.
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We consider it necessary to unconditionally respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria and other countries of the region.
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Indeed, anyone who's buying a luxury broom is doing so because they consider it part of their furniture, Robertson says.
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No new Republicans have come out for the bill in recent days, though some have said they would consider it.
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I consider it my duty — which I fail at, unfortunately — to take action to spread these good things to everyone.
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The authorities described Thursday's attack as "criminal," suggesting that they did not consider it to be an act of terrorism.
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Fox quoted Kelly as saying he had been asked to be homeland security secretary and would consider it an honor.
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Rick Scott said his state wouldn't extend voter registration deadlines, after a Hillary Clinton spokesman said they should consider it.
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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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I consider it an errand day, when I go grocery shopping and take care of what needs to be done.
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Even if the exhibition's details remain hidden, though, we are still exposed to a body and forced to consider it.
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It is a job, and all of you should consider it an honor, no matter who is being sworn in.
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During that January 4 appearance, DeGeneres told Hart she wanted him to reconsider hosting, and he said he'd consider it.
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He could accuse him of—or conceivably, though legal experts consider it unlikely, charge him with—colluding with Russian spies.
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It's also Poland's entry for Best Foreign-Language Film at the 2019 Oscars, and many consider it a front-runner.
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"We consider it will be appropriate to discuss a kind of CfD for future nuclear newbuild in France," Girre said.
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Instead, they embrace such a challenge and consider it just one step in their lifelong journey to grow and improve.
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"If you consider it 50-50, then I probably got 10 percent of the blame," he told MTV in 2006.
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He doesn't consider it vegan, per se, but he also doesn't see any moral or ethical quandaries with cocaine consumption.
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I've always thought about moving, and still consider it, but it's so difficult to build a social circle from scratch.
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"In some cases, people will like content generated by computers and may even consider it to be art," says Smith.
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If you can and you love to watch movies that slightly alter your perception of a cinematic experience, consider it.
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Because half of Europeans - it's not, it's not that they decide not to vote, they just don't even consider it.
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If Holden excludes Thiel's bid, Thiel could ask the judge to consider it if it is higher than rival offers.
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A good education Despite the rising cost of college, many still consider it a necessity that's well worth the price.
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Of those that did consider it an issue, 40 percent said bad publicity was the biggest problem it could cause.
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He downplayed speculation that he would join Trump's administration but said if his service was needed he would consider it.
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"If I work out four times, I consider it a successful week," Alba, 35, tells SHAPE in the October issue.
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This specific video was posted to condemn the content, so we would not consider it a violation of our policies.
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So many people of all genders watch lesbian porn, in fact, that Pornhub doesn't even consider it a gay category.
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Consider it the latest piece of proof that James remains unique among producers as his career enters its fourth decade.
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You know this excursion would probably seem depressing from the outside; secretly, from the inside, you consider it slightly depressing.
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"I consider it an honor to have a historical and political icon assisting me on this case," Rossi told CNN.
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We consider it a gift from the citizens of Berlin to all Americans who believe in a world without walls.
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You wouldn't consider it good news because you don't want the destructive culture of the poor imported into your neighborhood.
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"I appreciate the President's encouragement to create a short-term bipartisan solution and his willingness to consider it," he said.
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But if I saw a pathway to victory and a way to make a difference, I certainly would consider it.
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The chamber was planning to consider it this week, but moved to the Commerce, Justice, and Science Appropriations Act instead.
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"I don't think so," she told reporter Jessica Flores when asked if she would consider it "a failure" in hindsight.
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We welcome English language learners to this feature and hope they will consider it a place to practice their writing.
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Clinton on late Monday said her campaign did not immediately publicize her illness as she did not consider it significant.
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AND THE WAY HUMAN BEINGS ESTIMATE VALUE, YOU'RE GOING TO GET A NUMBER OF PEOPLE ALWAYS CONSIDER IT A PLUS.
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This nominee does not consider it his job to reach out and favor his vanquished opponents with magnanimity and grace.
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Many consider it a major financial windfall that they use to help cover costly expenses or boost their yearly savings.
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Neither of those will fly, Republican aides say, and Democrats generally know that, so don't consider it a final offer.
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At the New York Fringe Festival, several performances adopt the label of "dance" but consider it in very different ways.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: I don't consider it wrong to have some limits on free trade that matter to the United States.
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Overwhelming, and this Republican leadership will not put it on the floor so that the people's House can consider it.
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The sponsors of the Collins amendment believe it could muster 60 votes if senators consider it in a new context.
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But in the face of all that, the English sort of consider it their birthright to be champions of soccer.
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But it's equally spare, foreboding, and otherworldly, consider it the yeaste starter from which her more algal compositions once bloomed.
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I did consider it for the OJ Simpson trial's 20th anniversary but the subject was too huge to take on.
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Tajani said May told him she would consider it but gave no indication of whether she favoured such an extension.
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This type of harassment "tends to be internalized," and women are less likely to consider it sexual harassment, Clancy said.
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When tomatoes are in season, we'd basically consider it a crime to not indulge in a BLT at least once.
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"I consider it braver for a woman to have the baby and put it up for adoption," Mr. Ríos said.
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Many people would consider it unethical to soak the company for benefits if you know perfectly well that you'll quit.
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The House approved a set of changes Monday by unanimous consent, clearing the path for the Senate to consider it.
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But they consider it fair game to ask about Judge Kavanaugh's high school behavior, including the reports of excessive drinking.
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"They consider it a big success, the way he seems to endorse the Polish nationalist narrative," Pankowski told VICE News.
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No other major cities have proposed a similar hardline ban, though San Francisco's move could lead others to consider it.
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"We consider it a tragedy when something like this happens," Columbus Police Chief Kim Jacobs said at a news conference.
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The alternative to chemical sunscreens, with ingredients like oxybenzone and octinoxate, is mineral sunscreen; many consider it the greener option.
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But city officials scoffed, arguing that living a mile from a stop is too far to consider it a convenience.
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And although Mr. Carter sees his victory as proof that Northern Virginia wants radical change, others consider it a fluke.
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Here are four strategies for taxpayers to consider: It all started with the change in how alimony would be taxed.
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"I consider it a pass," said Mike Danko, who represents 2,000 Camp Fire victims with outstanding claims against the company.
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"I consider it to be a creative work — an exploration of time through the perspective of sound," Errington told Hyperallergic.
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After the Senate Finance Committee approved a tax bill yesterday, the full Senate is expected to consider it after Thanksgiving.
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Plus, at the very least, consider it a reset button if your vitamin C serum isn't working quite fast enough.
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"We do not consider it to be a privacy or security concern in the product," the Facebook representative told 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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Some people find their extremely sour coating unbearable; some consider it child's play (and some people, incredibly, think it's delicious).
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He said he probably wouldn't vote for Patrick in the general election but would consider it if he's the nominee.
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While looking over the crime scene, the police find "honeycomb marks" on a window, but don't consider it useful evidence.
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He could have thought about a move, but never dared to actually consider it; now we all know it works.
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I've been perfecting my practice for seven years now, and I consider it the cornerstone of my mental well-being.
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We know that when something is scarce, people consider it more valuable and are less willing to part with it.
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"With this one, we didn't consider it all that wrong because we just think it exposes other truths," she said.
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Stone may have a solid legal premise for an appeal, Wu said, although most defendants consider it a risky move.
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Users must register and pay $4.99 to post an ad, which includes the breakup story — consider it lucrative and cathartic.
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In job interviews, hiring managers consider it a red flag when a candidate takes credit for their colleagues&apos work.
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"We've made a few exceptions, particularly over asset management as we consider it is a business in consolidation," said Brassac.
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I would consider it an honor for anyone to critique me by comparing me to any missionary of the past.
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The BLM thinkers surely know that such a war had already existed, but consider it to have been a failure.
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This would seem to be a promising and relatively elementary approach to poverty, and the Trump administration should consider it.
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But as long as many Americans and their leaders do not consider it an emergency, little appears likely to change.
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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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I did not consider it as a career option (I still had my heart set on doing theater) until college.
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If the justifications provided by the company were judged inadequate Rome would consider it a breach of the concession terms.
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Basically, if it was a hot new technology, the rail industry was willing to consider it for this specific purpose.
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I've always liked to manipulate my voice and consider it more as a vocal instrument than an upfront lead vocal.
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This is why we consider it appropriation when white people dread their hair, no matter how popular the trend is.
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When they throw rocks like what they did to the Mexican military and police, I say: Consider it a rifle.
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This role becomes even more disturbing if we consider it in the context of the library's history of confiscating material.
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Many Argentinians consider it as their Vietnam War — a bullish, if futile, confrontation that tore conscripted soldiers away from their families.
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The series succeeds thrillingly often — especially when you consider it has just 42 minutes each week to achieve its lofty goals.
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Most states with laws around groping — which usually falls under another category like battery or forcible touching — consider it a misdemeanor.
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Consider it your opportunity to relive gems like Marni's divorce revelation, Adam and Jessa's random romance, and some awkward sauna sex.
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Insomniac and Magic Leap would need to include an actual moon rock with the bundle for me to even consider it.
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It's a little over $5,000, but I don't consider it an expense as it was idle cash waiting to be invested.
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But if they can figure it out, and then encourage twinning through some means, should parents consider it as an option?
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"Possibly someday, if it becomes a popular mode of transportation and everybody's doing it, maybe I would consider it," he said.
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"If she gets much less than 40%, the party will consider it a disappointment," says Cas Mudde, a scholar of extremism.
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She ultimately wasn't interested in the gig, she said, and stressed to Recode she did not consider it a major favor.
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Ex on the Beach isn't a member of the Bachelor franchise — consider it a bordering country to the vast Bachelor Nation.
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This is because they might be afraid of hurting their feelings or might consider it rude to ask such personal questions.
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It's easier to create stories that are just variations on existing themes, and risk-averse Hollywood executives certainly consider it safer.
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