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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'I consider still' is not correct and cannot be used as is in written English.
However, you can use this phrase as part of a sentence if you modify it. For example, you could say "I still consider that option".
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Our window for 'maximum profitability' closed, and instead of continuing the work on it and putting it out late, the whole project was scrapped, entire teams split to other crunch projects, and what I consider still to be the best writing I have ever done in my life is hopefully still on a hard drive somewhere.
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