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reconsider

[ree-kuhn-sid-er] / ˌri kənˈsɪd ər /


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Because of these findings, researchers say public health guidance may need to be reconsidered.

From Science Daily

What’s more, financial advisers and other intermediaries that manage individuals’ money might reconsider keeping Janus funds on their platforms if the Victory deal created uncertainty, some of the people said.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We at Ayr Diving Club hope that the powers-that-be will reconsider their plans to phase out diving at the Citadel Leisure Centre."

From BBC

O’Brien, a lifelong “Buffy” fan, displayed several posters urging the streamer to reconsider its decision along the sidewalk.

From Los Angeles Times

"That challenges a major idea in the field, that all FRBs repeat, and opens the door to reconsidering more 'explosive' origins for at least some of them."

From Science Daily