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If the judge denies the request, it could force a major reconsideration of the defense strategy.

Last fall we had our rose-colored shopper shades slapped off our faces, and it's hard for stores to make their merchandise relevant in this new sober era without a radical overhaul and major reconsideration of priorities.

Noted historian Christine DeLucia offers a major reconsideration of the violent seventeenth-century conflict in northeastern America known as King Philip's War, providing an alternative to Pilgrim-centric narratives that have conventionally dominated the histories of colonial New England.

A major reconsideration of early American politics, Affairs of Honor offers a profoundly human look at the anxieties and political realities of leaders struggling to define themselves and their role in the new nation.

A1 The court set the stage for a major reconsideration of its approach to gay rights, accepting a challenge by two gay men to a Texas law that treats same-sex couples as criminals for the same sexual practices that are legal in Texas between a man and a woman.

A major reconsideration of her work as a self-taught visionary artist occurred in the 1980s when Italian critic and curator Lea Vergine saw in Rama's early work themes that contemporary feminism had reinvigorated: a haunting and complex reclaiming of the female body from the male gaze and an attendant embrace of its sexuality.

The show's potential virtues are being held hostage by a staging so overgrown that major esthetic reconsiderations, as opposed to cosmetic nips and tucks, are already foreclosed in this production.

And a major catalyst to that reconsideration was the publication in 2000 of a book called Neighbors by Jan Gross.

The reconsideration of major points of the proposal, just a week before GOP leaders have said they'll unveil a plan, also suggests there could be a flurry of late changes and reversals.

Coincidentally, seven major press and broadcasting groups today sought reconsideration of Chief Justice Burger's rejection of a request to allow radio broadcasting of the April 23 arguments on the Federal budget-balancing measure sponsored by Senators Phil Gramm, Warren B. Rudman and Ernest F. Hollings.

Some administration officials have questioned whether the absence of a legitimate government in Afghanistan should lead to a full-scale reconsideration of the plan for major military and development efforts that Obama outlined in March.