It was a question Mr. Blount put to Winona La Duke, a Harvard-educated Ojibwe Indian activist, as they contemplated the changes wrought by white settlers centuries ago.
Jeff Edelman, the 41-year-old president of the Student Center, a network of a dozen Web sites for college students and teenagers, contemplated the changes in teenagers' presence on the Internet over the past couple of years.
Greg Stelts, 54, an analyst with Cushman & Wakefield, quietly embraced his partner, 52-year-old real estate agent Mark Rodrigues, as they contemplated the changes that two short days had brought.
But in the wake of the new restraints that keep research analysts from working with the investment bankers that have historically subsidized them, it is easy to see why Goldman bankers might contemplate the change.
(student 2) Here, a student's character contemplates the change in appearance of his hands after chemotherapy: As my hand reaches for the doorknob, my phone rings.
Mr. Dimon, 54, said in a brief telephone interview on Tuesday that he had been contemplating the changes for several months, with an eye toward developing a roster of younger managers that could someday succeed him.
The city contemplated the name-change after having to constantly replace the street signs.
There's no one-size-fits-all, according to TIN, but it carefully examines examples of successes, faltering experiments, and works in progress, from different countries that could serve as helpful templates for those still contemplating the inevitable change.
A week ago, Sallie Mae sued the buying group, insisting that their merger contract specifically contemplated the legislation and that changes in the credit environment do not annul the agreement.
Although the undesirable effects of treatment-induced hypoglycemia are of increasing clinical concern, particularly when more aggressive management of hyperglycemia is contemplated, the lack of associated changes in gross brain structure suggests that there may be some fortuitous resilience of this organ.
