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Meanings of consider too in English

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Usage of consider too in English
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He seemed terrified, a thought she didn't want to consider too closely.
Wicked lovely
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You consider too much, where the issues are plain and simple.
The Snare
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Yet Em, he realized, would not consider too much or worry.
Earth Abides
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We need not trouble ourselves to consider too curiously as to cause and effect.
The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce, Volume 8 / Negligible Tal...
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Sometimes it's not good to consider too many scenarios.
Catching Fire
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It is unworthy of me, is it not then, to consider too curiously such chances?
Zenobia; or, the Fall of Palmyra
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Arpa-e, which fosters development of technologies that private companies consider too risky, was created in 2007.
Reuters
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One caveat is the sewage-tainted water, which most New Yorkers consider too polluted to swim in.
Reuters
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Mexican businesses are reluctant to begin major projects, fearing conflict with an administration they consider too interventionist.
Reuters
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But consider too the state of EDF.
The Guardian
11
There was America's NSA to consider too.
The Guardian
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These advisers often oversee smaller plans of under $5 million that independent advisers consider too small.
Reuters
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Now that you're panicked about the business, consider too that the show has some hard storytelling spadework ahead.
Wired
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In the case of the Gorse, Horris did not want to consider too carefully what that punishment might be.
The Tangle Box
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The kingdom's debt to GDP ratio is above 79 percent, which some consider too high for a developing nation.
Reuters
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You criticize us because we follow a man whom you consider too coarse and of whose methods you disapprove.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
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