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Akers said the Met and Crown Prosecution Service would consider the likelihood of further criminal prosecutions.
I did not hear anyone at Bournemouth even consider the likelihood of a Labour victory.
Hmm, let me consider the likelihood of a body composed predominantly of men changing the law in a way that will probably have an adverse impact mainly on men.
In a three-page order, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit initially said that it was legally obliged to consider the likelihood of success by the plaintiffs, a group of small radio stations, journalist organizations and the National Council of Churches.
Stock market downturns, layoffs and shrunken pensions have ruined many a retirement plan, and people must also consider the likelihood of longer life spans and the possibility that Social Security and Medicare may fail to provide the money they are expecting.
Medical facilities competing in the US Healthcare system must consider the likelihood of patient attendance when scheduling appointments.
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Nor does the younger Rabin appear to have considered the likelihood of a Palestinian state.
And although it also predicted a return to group profits in the fourth quarter, the news left analysts uneasily considering the likelihood of further big write-offs.
While considering the likelihood of a Qaeda attack minimal, officials say they are concerned that one of the small anarchist groups in Greece will set off a bomb.
YPF's shares have fallen in recent days as investors considered the likelihood of a government takeover.
The board considered the likelihood of problems with the 737's rudder so small that it did not recommend immediate action, said Thomas E. McSweeny, the agency's associate administrator for regulation and certification.
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