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Meanings of considered such in English

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Usage of considered such in English
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Some euro zone central bankers considered such measures highly undesirable until now.
Reuters
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Visit Website Ironically, the less dogmatic Euros simply considered such tactics normal.
Climbing Magazine
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He hadn't realized what she meant, hadn't even considered such a possibility.
Perilous Shield
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But the military commission considered such a course quite beneath its dignity.
The Honor of the Name
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He only wondered that he had never considered such a possibility before.
The Rocks of Valpré
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Miss West said she didn't know she would be considered such.
The new yorker
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Although the AU is often criticised for ineffectuality, Vines considered such criticism unfair.
The Guardian
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Foxconn is considered such a risk because of its close ties to China.
Reuters
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Nasdaq would not comment on whether it considered such a move.
Reuters
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The promoter had considered such environment indispensable for his future negotiations.
Mare Nostrum (Our Sea): A Novel
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The sheriff evidently considered such a step an invasion of his official privilege.
The Making of an American
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Their father considered such publications and their successors essential, like tobacco and tea.
The Imperialist
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He considered such a trifle not worth even getting heated about.
From a Girl's Point of View
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In isolated case reports, statins have been considered such triggers.
Pubmed
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She replied: An offence is usually considered such through legislation.
News.com.au
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Nobody had ever considered such a thing, and that's what always stoked Charles's embers.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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