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To that end, on Thursday, Mr. Romney also appeared on Sean Hannity's Fox News show, where he seemed to repudiate his own comments about "47 percent" of Americans who, he said at a secretly recorded fund-raiser in May, considered themselves "victims" and were dependent on the government.

Or they may consider themselves technophobes.

The residents of Hebden Bridge may consider themselves extremely fortunate in this respect – or they may not.

But with some hedge funds facing double-digit losses these days, investors in OZ Master Fund may consider themselves lucky.

People with two or three children may consider themselves old hands when it comes to child gates.

WHEN the domestic stock market falls, investors may consider themselves protected if they hold a generous helping of foreign stocks in their portfolios.

There is however, a small percentage of bloggers who may consider themselves professional bloggers, online journalists, or just journalists (or something else?).

As for Caric's team, they may consider themselves candidates now: they had beaten Spain without Luka Modric and despite trailing after six minutes.

Yet although educated Turks may consider themselves Western -- after all, the Europe-Asia line runs through downtown Istanbul -- few European leaders appear willing to return the compliment.

For now, though, the Lebanese may consider themselves relatively lucky to be suffering only the occasional bloodbath, rather than Syria's unremitting full-scale slaughter.

In the green corner, Richard Cockerill and Matt O'Connor, the double act at Leicester's helm, who may consider themselves mighty fortunate to have been at this final after the nature of their rantings at that same venue two weeks ago.