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I applied for Social Security at 62, then reconsidered and withdrew the application.

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If certain auctions adopt the standards and others don’t, the company may reconsider its spending with the holdouts, she said.

On the stump, Takaichi talked about “reconsidering” Japan’s immigration policies and in one eye-catching remark said tourists were harming the sacred deer in Nara, a city in her home prefecture that draws many visitors.

Organisers of Saturday's protest had been asked to reconsider their plans following the killing of two men at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue on Yom Kippur - the holiest day in the Jewish religious calendar.

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But her daughter urged them to reconsider, pointing out “I was born and raised here.”

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