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Meanings of reconsider how in English
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Usage of reconsider how in English
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Maybe we need to reconsider how we target patients.
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Make him reconsider how he thinks of you.
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Do their actions signal that all Black women need to reconsider how they approach their sexuality?
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It has also prompted many organizations to reconsider how they communicate on issues related to climate policy.
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Mr Ryan said councils needed to reconsider how they set and collected rates to avoid a cash crunch.
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It also wanted to reconsider how countries were categorised as high or low risk for study visa fraud.
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May's recent cancer scare had caused him to reconsider how he might live the remainder of his life.
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Broccoli says she hopes films such as Nancy will make audiences and the industry reconsider how women are viewed.
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But this data challenges the addiction model and forces us to reconsider how we think and talk about these problems.
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Dismiss the doubts that foil your intentions, but heed whatever thoughts allow you to reconsider how you make things happen.
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Mayor Malcolm Campbell told Katie Doyle they will reconsider how the town's water supply is chlorinated further down the track.
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Statistics New Zealand has urged police to reconsider how it gathers crime data over concerns about an individual's right to privacy.
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He said religious leaders had asked him to reconsider how many people may be allowed to worship at one given time.
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A new contender called Veebeam hopes to make customers reconsider how they want to get their daily fix of web video.
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The pair said following the upheaval of the earthquakes, Christchurch had been in a position to reconsider how it acknowledged the past.
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It could be that we need to radically reconsider how we treat data, which has become the fundamental constituent of our economy.