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Consider the following sentence: Jason shot a mouse in his boxer shorts.
Consider the following sentence: "Jason shot a mouse in his boxer shorts." Simple enough, or is it?
Or, if you see something you think you want, consider waiting before you actually buy it.
Or, if you see something you think you want, consider waiting before you actually buy it.
Is there anything I can say or do that might convince you to consider other options here?" Next, pay attention to your body language and that of your counterpart.
If you notice something, consider an observation like, "I hear you saying that you're fine with this approach,
The goal is what economists consider a virtuous cycle.
The goal is what economists consider a “virtuous cycle.”
and I like to consider vertigo more of a symptom.
And I like to consider vertigo more of a symptom.
consider this amount to be the difference between the rent and Alice's repayment amount.
Since rent is likely to go up every year, we need to consider a 3% increase in rent
but consider that in a CT scan the patient receives about 7000 microsieverts. That's
but consider that in a CT scan the patient receives about 7000 microsieverts. That's
The best speakers make the audience think that the pause has been included for their advantage, when in reality, they just needed to take a second to consider what they're going to say next.
You might not actually need to use them in your presentation, but consider them your insurance policy.
and consider the vocabulary that you might need to have successful conversations in those situations.
and consider the vocabulary that you might need to have
even though the two are often juxtaposed. [consider that before commenting maybe?]