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They said they might rethink whether to limit E-ZPass discounts to peak hours only.

That's a judgment call, but it may be a reason to look for another hotel, or rethink whether to take a car at all.

Adding to the pressures on her was a cutting editorial Thursday by Warren's hometown newspaper, the Boston Globe, suggesting she rethink whether to enter the race.

That is likely to raise tensions in the Gulf dramatically and make other regional players rethink whether to acquire nuclear weapons themselves.

But with sanctions lifted, aid flowing in and the North Korean economy starting to improve, Kim might rethink whether to dismantle his nuclear and missile program.

Warren E. Buffett, Berkshire's chief, has said that newspapers must rethink whether to offer free content on the Internet, and that publications with a community focus can thrive where there is little competition.

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.

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.

Manguel also said that some members of the Buenos Aires city council are rethinking whether to renew YY Development Group's permits to build the tower due to concerns over the president-elect's stake in the deal.