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Media in Italy suggest he might now consider setting up a rival series to Formula One.

But Dr. Nasir says he hopes that people who are reluctant to exercise might now consider the possibility that not moving is costing them money.

The only deal Kim might now consider is a freeze — and at a heavy price from the West, which the White House seems unwilling to negotiate.

He added: "By appointing someone with no teaching experience or experience in running a school, the Pimlico academy governors might now consider that this is a decision they now regret".

"It's about using the resources you have in the most economical and productive way," says Mills, who hopes Sydney Theatre Company or a festival might now consider remounting The Riders.

Balls said that while he would not be appearing on any other reality shows having done "the best one", he might now consider doing more TV "if there was a way to do something that worked".

The announcement re-ignited City speculation that Pearson might also now consider the future of the Financial Times.

Might the Freedomites now consider abandoning the governing coalition, so depriving Mr Schüssel of the chancellorship The demagogic Mr Haider, whose party won 27% of the national vote and 29% in Styria in the general election a year ago, immediately blamed Mr Schüssel's lot for his party's wretched showing.

A lot of people who were not in favor of same-sex marriage — or who weren't even thinking about it, as it was only allowed in five states — might now seriously consider the issue.

But now consider what might happen a few hundred years down the pike, when a simulation can be populated by avatars with advanced artificial intelligence.

Those homeowners around age 60 whose mortgages are under water, and who might now be considering selling, should carefully weigh their options, said Richard E. Austin, a financial adviser with Lincoln Financial Advisors in Rye Brook, N.Y.