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Usage of considered in English
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Europe and North America were not considered to be particularly at risk.
Radio NZ
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On Sunday, however, the information minister said the proposal would be considered.
Reuters
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Israeli settlements are considered illegal under international law, although Israeli disputes this.
Reuters
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In addition, this paper also considered the case of power flow measurements.
Pubmed
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We considered a key higher order role: tracking progress throughout an action.
Pubmed
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However, these new points of evidence can't relate to issues previously considered.
The South African
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A good result for the county is no longer considered an accident.
The Irish Times
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A possible sale of Sanofi's consumer health operation is also being considered.
Reuters
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He said all possible measures that would support growth should be considered.
The Irish Times
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Each such property decision is considered on a case by case basis.
BBC
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Sir David explained the situation; he was quite cheery, all things considered.
The increment: a novel
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Antibiotic resistance is considered one of the world's major public health concerns.
Pubmed
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Once it solves a problem, however, it's no longer considered AI anymore.
The Irish Times
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Though not above vote fraud, he considered violence counterproductive; it disturbed unnecessarily.
Rising tide: the great mississippi flood of 1927 and how it chan...
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However, the unique nature of economic activity in Ireland must be considered.
The Irish Times
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The race is always two miles; 16 minutes is considered good time.
The new yorker
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