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The Home Office has reportedly considered abolishing the organisation.

The iPhone maker has reportedly considered buying Time Warner, owner of Game of Thrones maker HBO, CNN, Adult Swim and Warner Brothers movie studio.

Viacom has reportedly considered selling off film division Paramount, a move so drastic it prompted a break between the company's nonagenarian controlling shareholder Sumner Redstone and its CEO, Philippe Dauman, previously Redstone's right-hand man.

Does she think Murdoch will actually drop Page 3? He has reportedly considered ditching it more than once since it was started by Larry Lamb, the paper's first editor under Murdoch, in 1970; when Mohan was called to defend it at the Leveson inquiry last year, he did so in fairly soft terms, saying it represented "youth and freshness" and "natural beauty".

The Midwest could be next: Verizon has reportedly considered selling off its 3.4 million phone lines in Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio.

Trump has reportedly considered firing Mueller in the past.

Bear in mind that in Northern Ireland, 47% of LGBT people have reportedly considered suicide, while another quarter had attempted it.

Scientists have reportedly considered investigating the use of the deadly venom as a possible ingredient for drugs treating erectile dysfunction.

Wolfe had reportedly considered a copyright lawsuit as far back as the 1980s, but his family said he could never afford it.

The 25-year-old's situation has prompted speculation he could leave and several of Real's European rivals, including English Premier League clubs Arsenal and Manchester City, have reportedly considered a bid.

No calls to prayers are permitted on the streets here or in many countries across Western Europe, and some opportunistic European festival directors, contemplating taking on this play, have reportedly considered asking the muezzins to publicly chant the azan, as the call to prayer is known, precisely to provoke a scandal and to generate headlines.