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The companies also said they would consider some sort of legal action, arguing that Mr. Garamendi had overstepped his authority.

Explanations for Cantor's defeat include his being "out of touch" with Virginia's Seventh District, or being a little too willing to consider some sort of reasonable immigration reform.

If regulators continue to disfavour large banks, JPM will not be the only one to consider some sort of break-up, Mr Ramsden posits.

But Ms. Lopez said she wanted to consider some sort of merger or partnership of Morphoses and Miami City Ballet, and was open to including Wheeldon works in her new company.

Q: As you know, the Senate Democrats, Harry Reid sent you a letter begging you, essentially, to take -- consider some sort of executive action on this debt ceiling issue.

Asked yesterday on the NBC program "Meet the Press" whether they would consider some sort of joint appointment if proposed by President Bush, neither Mr. Kean nor Mr. Hamilton rejected the idea.

Six other states have also considered some sort of disclosure regulations, but currently, none have passed.

I think the government is considering some sort of military tribunal somewhere down the line.

Bernard Melekian, of the Justice Department's Community Oriented Policing Services, says close to 100 cities are considering some sort of consolidation of law-enforcement.

You weren't considered some sort of psychotic menace who's going to rob or kill them either.

It considered some sort of bye for top athletes because the strict trials system often keeps top medal contenders off the team.