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1. If you still think the traditional way is better, then go for it! When the pains of trail and error begin to pile up, reconsider using the online dating software, and help you avoid those painful
2. getting into a relationship with a beautiful woman, then you may want to reconsider your position as on of the Nice Guys who will Finish First
3. It wasn’t long before he began to reconsider his decision, and his need for haste, for normally he made the descent in the dark (finding his way by feel)
4. That might just force him to reconsider his betrothal, or else face a scandal
5. need to reconsider the logic of their positions if they believe in eternal torture
6. Father begged Aeolus to reconsider
7. "Reconsider!" Mr Snickerty said
8. "Reconsider, he says! I am the adjudicator! Mr Wanting, when I judge something to be so, it remains so, and requires no reconsideration
9. It is your own case that you wish me to reconsider, I take it?" Mr Snickerty calmed down a little and leaned back in his chair, and then somewhat surprisingly said: "Very well, I will hear your story, and I shall pronounce judgement
10. ‘It is merely to reconsider our strategy
11. “Authority! We have the highest authority,” came the indignant reply, “Sacred Earth will take immediate action to make the government of Earth reconsider their position on this issue
12. and if, upon any particular point, he should form too hasty an opinion one year, when he comes, in the course of his lectures to reconsider the same subject the year thereafter, he is very likely to correct it
13. “Your career is very important to you, isn’t it Chéri? Is there any chance this Orland will reconsider our offer?”
14. He wanted to ask her if she would reconsider marriage, but his sense of her through the kigare was that she felt uneasy in his presence, so he said, “You look lovely this evening, Jean
15. “Well, I’d hope that if we had a kid, you’d reconsider going
16. ‖ Our unwillingness to reconsider them as they actual are rather than how they appear to be by testing our (presumptive) assumptions is rooted in intellectual arrogance or fear which are hard to overcome
17. The problems associated with that mess had caused her to reconsider the entire business effort
18. The Italian asked Colling to reconsider, and after a few minutes of bargaining back and forth, the Italian offered 600 Lire per barrel
19. Won’t you, please, reconsider?”
20. did that report cause his wife to reconsider her book and movie deals? If Mr
21. Reconsider this argument after you read the following chapter
22. Please reconsider staying for a few more tests,” he says
23. Please reconsider and not race
24. Thus pointing to a need to reconsider the
25. preconceived notions of the truth, and yet hold up under close scrutiny then we should reconsider
26. A take-away from this chapter might be that one should reconsider their former notions
27. But, with the right man, she would reconsider, because she has multiple children and again, like the other homeless women, she wants to reunite
28. She looked up at me and smiled shaking her head “Maybe I should reconsider sharing the aisle with you Mel, you look amazing
29. He described for her each one’s reactions, each one’s hurts and each one’s anxieties, with the hope that she would reconsider and change the course she was about to take
30. I’m forced to reconsider my previous statement—what can one get for someone who seems to have everything
31. We may need to reconsider the design, with an eye to increasing the vaults and storage
32. “Well, I can assure you that the influential who hoped for a pliant leader to be no more than a power battery for their own pet projects were soon to reconsider, when faced with the somewhat indomitable nature of my beloved’s will
33. I give all seven of you this one opportunity to reconsider that choice, including Ria
34. Finally, the responsibility of the Church is to reconsider how it can be a channel
35. I guess it was what I said, or maybe it was how I said it that made him reconsider his course of action
36. Maybe Third Of Those Who Fight should reconsider this
37. choice but to stop our autoship and reconsider
38. Her lack of enthusiasm made me reconsider the move, but by then Jan had to be
39. soon forced to reconsider
40. I do think I heard him reconsider, half way down the road
41. Raekwon knew he didn't have enough of an army to go to war but when the Ice Cream Man see that Raekwon meant business but taking out the Dog, ICM may reconsider just for peace sakes
42. to the paper, she gave him one last chance to reconsider
43. to reconsider his decision about shifting to Mumbai,
44. He wasn’t amazed that they asked him to reconsider knowing that it was hard to get people to stay in the job
45. Please reconsider leaving your homes for any reasons
46. "Now that you've seen what I can do perhaps you'll reconsider? You can have the same power, Marsellus, but you must first foresake that old fool Guggenheimner and his delusions
47. Jasra wanted me to transform but the Healer had forced her to reconsider, citing reasons:
48. For example, let us reconsider Abraham Lincoln's statement that one could tell what a
49. The girl was complaining that she was being abused, Im not sure if this was true or not, I didn"t think it was but the more I hear the more I reconsider my opinion
50. Say that you will reconsider
1. On this wonderful yesterday of March 24 the day that was going nicely for me, she called me back and said that this student has reconsidered and she would let me know by Friday evening if he really did want to move in
2. started to disabuse her of this error, but quickly reconsidered
3. Obviously he had reconsidered his intentions toward her - or had she misread them from the start?
4. Forgo opened his mouth to protest, but then reconsidered
5. In the shower Dawn reconsidered her feelings about Carolyn’s father
6. Then I reconsidered it as Josie needed the rest too and there would not be anything she could do whatever the situation
7. and I both reconsidered our decision about spreading the rest of
8. criminal charges against the four officers should be reconsidered
9. Then he reconsidered as he thought of Yazadril’s comments when recommending that he sing to the elves
10. Then she reconsidered, and moved to wait at a greater distance
11. The mercenaries were horrified at the death of their champion and faced with the blood-splattered swords of the advancing Tanarian champion, they reconsidered the ultimate price they would pay for their coin
12. Anna had tried to break up with her boyfriend MANY times in the past and reconsidered
13. 'Taramis spoke to us then, and told us that she had reconsidered the proposal made her by Constantius—why, only yesterday she threw it in his teeth in open court—and that she had decided to make him her royal consort
14. I have reconsidered that I had Saul anointed –
15. Object-relations theorists, both feminist and nonfeminist, have reconsidered the
16. Every October, when enrollment was reconsidered, schools lost teachers and had to reorganize classes; the teachers, like her, either had to substitute or were sent to some hellhole where they couldn’t keep teachers from quitting
17. looked like he was about to say something to her but reconsidered
18. In English, John Doe needed to be hospitalized, watched carefully, and his return home reconsidered
19. He reconsidered the spaceship part as just being wishful thinking and dropped it
20. He thought about unsheathing his ve’ran, but reconsidered, remembering that Karit was one of the people he had to protect…sadly
21. Joey reconsidered the possibilities of survival
22. He saw a bug as big as his head with large mandibles walking by, and reconsidered screwing with it
23. However, if they had foreseen the long months of effort, they might have reconsidered their plans
24. but later reconsidered and helped Kaluza get his paper published
25. Einstein scoffed at the idea at first but later reconsidered and helped Kaluza get his
26. reconsidered and helped Kaluza get his paper published
27. idea at first but later reconsidered and helped Kaluza get his paper published
28. reconsidered, decided half of it could be saved
29. His first impulse was to yell out a feeble “HELP”, but as he noted that all eyes were upon him, he reconsidered
30. Ten after looking at Molly who was looking at me looking at her, I stopped and reconsidered
31. Garcia reconsidered the orbital batteries
32. “Well,” Tammas started, but thought about it and then reconsidered
33. He reconsidered staying and reached for his comm
34. He shook his head, “No,” changed his mind, “Yes,” and then reconsidered
35. Not that the oily skin was unattractive, Tammas thought as he reconsidered its nature further
36. of convulsive affliction – is inspired by phenomena of defiance and reconsidered
37. decade that has caused previously held theoretical retention mechanisms to be reconsidered
38. day life, wondering if Tom had reconsidered
39. He started to put the flute to his mouth, but then reconsidered
40. Why work? Which work? Toward what end work? Regardless of the dream, the Age of Imagination demands that all be reconsidered
41. Friar Ashley reconsidered the proposal
42. Our motivation for our actions must be reconsidered
43. He opened his mouth for some smart mouth comment, but then reconsidered and just plopped himself down on the same fallen tree
44. She was about to alert him that the publisher had reconsidered his book and would accept it as is
45. Darah and a few others reconsidered their situation and knew that they had a water supply from the Mekong and could hunt, pick or scavenge food
46. Cadman stood up straight and reconsidered his situation
47. then reconsidered the notion
48. thoughts of asking to search the Muun, he quickly reconsidered
49. He reconsidered the direction he'd intended to take with the conversation
50. I texted my mom and asked her if I could go to Gigi's house and she said no but when I told her that it was my birthday and I should be able to spend it with my friends she quickly reconsidered
1. reconsidering his strategy, and had begun picking at his
2. My adventure doesn't end at that point, because a day or two later, Pat calls me back and says oh Jeffee, Faheed from Saudi Arabia is reconsidering and he'll let me know in a day or so whether he wants to move in
3. The story never ends with Aziz because he came back into my life when Pat told me a couple of days later he was reconsidering moving into our house after saying no the first time
4. palatable by the day, and he was reconsidering whether
5. Maybe he’d spent the night reconsidering whether he should buy her, after all
6. He said he was reconsidering
7. “I’ve been reconsidering things
8. We walked hesitatingly up the three flights as if reconsidering our visit, and the closer we got the more halting our steps became
9. As we sat glumly reconsidering our misfortunes a telephone call from the drama department of the university invited us to perform Tempest in their theatre that evening
10. reconsidering the myth of Oedipus, the father, and about the feminine through under-
11. And she probably was reconsidering going back for another Rakai
12. Adam was reconsidering his second flight, thinking that he would prefer more mellow conditions for his level of skill
13. end table next to the sofa, as if reconsidering his choice
14. As a result, Ho Chi Minh now seems to be reconsidering his options and gave an order to his troops to avoid any hostilities against American forces in Indochina
15. While the pacifist nature of the Global Council has not changed, a crucial event forced the High Council of the government into reconsidering the total ban on weapons
16. Without even reconsidering, he hurried into the building and climbed the stairs to the roof
17. They were now reconsidering their position
18. I was reconsidering the teaching even though I had passed my online course
19. I suggest that reconsidering the matter, with attention to the effects of wrongdoing on the
20. “Thank you for apologizing, but I’m not reconsidering my choice of having you for a mate
21. The princess’s eyes narrow and she appears to be reconsidering her initial assessment
22. It seems likely the Kennedys were reconsidering Roseneath Farms, since both the Assumption and Sacred Heart schools in Philadelphia had already done what they could for her
23. Lydgate, stay," said Bulstrode; "I have been reconsidering this subject
24. Whether the subsequent communications from this Government, affording an occasion for reconsidering the subject on the part of Great Britain, will be viewed in a more favorable light, or received in a more accommodating spirit, remains to be known
1. Then he reconsiders and slides his arm around me, pulling me to him
2. Sorne time after his self-mutilation, Oedipus reconsiders and decides that he may have punished himself too harshly:
3. She moves to put her feet up on the bed, then reconsiders and takes off her shoes
4. He fiddles with the batteries, reconsiders the antennas, triple-checks fuses
5. “Sherri?” He makes, by habit, to put his service revolver in the lockable drawer of the table by the front door, but then reconsiders and checks the safety
6. On occasion, the market reconsiders its original interpretation of the earnings news because the ensuing conference call offers unexpected future guidance
