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If a finding of attachment can be so reconsidered in a denaturalization suit, our decisions make it plain that the Government needs more than a bare preponderance of the evidence to prevail.
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In addition to the mosque, of course, there was the Florida pastor who wanted to burn Korans on the Sept. 11 anniversary, and who has yes-no-maybe-so reconsidered, after a hearty load of negative press and a dab of executive-branch headshaking.
So he reconsidered, backed off and accepted the commission's terms.
Every doctor knows that infections can be more serious in diabetics, so I reconsidered my erythromycin decision.
"And so people reconsider you". But she also added -- perhaps a bit defensively -- that at other times, her name has opened doors for her children.
Ofcom said it would keep the party's status "under review" with regard to coverage during the 2015 general election and, if there were "cogent reasons" to do so, would reconsider the matter this autumn.
He knows "nobody wants a plain Eminem," so he reconsiders some problems with his work (not to mention his life) and holds himself accountable publicly.
The clustering of Geodia intuta with Calthropellap was surprising, but less so when reconsidering its external and spicule morphologies.
Parents have deep feelings, and are just as sensitive to being hurt as you are, so really reconsider and ask yourself if it's worth the potential cost.
So, the museum reconsidered a butterfly conservatory.
"I tried to do one of those things when you ask for your payment to be reconsidered so you can make it lower -- a modification," Ms. Carter said.
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