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Thiel has all but closed Gawker, AOL has taken over the Huffington Post; every news business, new and old, is rethinking whether it can exist as a free service in a market where advertising has collapsed.

While shippers will maintain their routes even if fuel prices rise, every major cruise line is rethinking whether it will need to scale back on some itineraries in order to control costs.

The State Department is rethinking whether to give the International Women of Courage Award to an Egyptian activist amid a row over messages sent from her Twitter account that were deemed anti-Semitic and supportive of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, according to The Associated Press.

But with the Jordanian population so inflamed about events in the West Bank -- "The most popular TV program here now is Hezbollah television, can you believe that?" said a Jordanian businessman -- ministers cannot talk publicly, the way they need to, about the domestic reform agenda, the press isn't interested and the palace is rethinking whether to hold elections.

Perhaps that's why Intel is rethinking whether the devices are as great as everyone's expectations.

On Tuesday, however, he told The Connecticut Post that he was "rethinking" whether or not to run as an independent.

24) that many conservatives and liberals are rethinking whether longer prison sentences without parole, no judicial discretion in sentencing and incarceration of ever-more prisoners are really the best ways to fight crime.

Afghanistan's former king, Mohammed Zahir Shah, today postponed his return to his homeland less than 72 hours before his scheduled arrival in Kabul, amid circumstances that suggested that he might be rethinking whether to make the journey at all.

Eight days ago he told The New York Times he was rethinking whether to stay on the board after the disclosure that he had headed the audit committee of a troubled company.

No official policy has been set, but it is clear that officials are rethinking whether the old rules of attacking a fire -- the sort of derring-do approach that put hundreds of firefighters at risk at the twin towers -- makes sense in light of the expanding risk.

Perhaps Google will now be rethinking whether Axcess News should remain in the Google News index?