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Denner said he also thinks it's unlikely the judge would reconsider moving the trial because of the Paris attacks.

On the up side, losing face and business to Brooklyn may nudge the Garden's competitive owners to reconsider moving in the coming years to a new site and a better home, which would finally make it possible to fix Penn Station.

Conventional wisdom holds that the recent stock market drop is causing more workers to reconsider moving from big technology companies to startups.

Analysts said this weekend's outage may cause some companies to reconsider moving their operations to the cloud.

The presiding judge, Judge Barry G. Williams, a black man who previously prosecuted police misconduct for the federal Justice Department, said he would reconsider moving the trial out of town only after the court makes a serious effort to find a fair crop of jurors within the city.

If you're not currently at a point in your life to believe this is your future, maybe reconsider moving here, but this is a city in which you pick up a lot of skills you never thought you had, so it will be good to you.

But CIBC, the Canadian investment bank, reconsidered moving its whole New York operation there after the Sept. 11 terrorist attack and began looking for a subtenant.

Bensel-Meyers asked that the Senate reconsider its move.