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President Barack Obama has told reporters his administration is considering a range of options on fighting Islamic State (IS) militants in Syria, including military ones.

Obama indicated that he is considering a range of actions.

"That review is considering a range of issues," he said, and gave no further details.

The British foreign ministry has said it is considering a range of economic sanctions against Russia.

No wonder the Treasury has hinted that it is considering a range of options for reform.

The government is "considering a range of options in weighing a potential response," said Bernadette Meehan, a spokeswoman for the National Security Council.

Consider that right now the Abbott government is considering a range of new Commonwealth Home Support Package fees for in-home aged services like home care, respite and therapy.

The bidding consortium issued a terse statement in response: "Airline Partners Australia is considering a range of alternatives in light of the announcement".

It said in a statement: "The company confirms that it is considering a range of financing options including the potential issue of new equity.

The Israeli government is considering a range of retaliatory steps, including withholding customs revenues it collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority (PA) under the Oslo accords.