Reflect deeply on a subject.
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And how you'll chew over that bit of victory, Winter, I'm sure.
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The bank will also have new economic forecasts to chew over.
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That was an idea to chew over when I had time.
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Wade seemed to chew over that explanation for a bit, then finally nodded.
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That will give them something to chew over for a while.
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I've had so much to, eh... chew over in my lifetime.
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As the receiver of feedback, it's important is to chew over what's been said.
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Dom seemed to chew over the news, and then smiled.
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Don't you want a few more moments to chew over?
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It was a good bone to chew over, though.
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There will plenty for our panel to chew over.
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That way I can chew over my likely financial situation before they extract the maximum fee.
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They were there to chew over their abiding preoccupation: Britain's referendum on membership of the EU.
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When Suarez considers his future I'm sure that incident will have given him something to chew over.
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As the market slows down however, the two organisations will have plenty to chew over in Kilkenny and Tralee.
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Euro zone politicians will chew over the multiple variations on the theme of debt mutualisation at this month's summit.
