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Meanings of consider the part in English
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Usage of consider the part in English
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We consider the part played by the Lords a very great one.
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This becomes clear if we consider the part played in the life of the state by the humblest tradesman.
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Several photos gave glimpses of what Western analysts consider the part of a nuclear centrifuge usually kept most secret -its bottom bearing.
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Robert Day began to consider the part of Ohio through which his caravan was passing, a weird and unwholesome region, full of shivering delights.
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Considering the parts and personnel situations, we're lucky to be pumping any water south.
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We must now consider the parts of observance.
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We must now consider the parts of prudence, under which head there are four points of inquiry:
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We must now consider the parts of lust, under which head there are twelve points of inquiry:
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Now let us consider the parts of Dr. Wace's citation from Renan which are relevant to the issue:-
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So far, in considering the part played by religion in Greek Life, we have assumed the position of orthodoxy.
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But it wasn't considered the part of a gentleman, in MY time, for a man to insult his father.
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This I thought no more than natural, considering the part I had played in investigating the case of Jackson's arm.
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We must now consider the parts of justice; (1) the subjective parts, which are the species of justice, i.e.
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As sex is the most fundamental of all human distinctions we shall begin by considering the part it plays among criminal phenomena.
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We must now consider the parts of Penance: (1) in general; (2) each one in particular.
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We must now consider the parts of temperance in particular: and in the first place the integral parts, which are shamefacedness and honesty.