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May I ask you to take a moment to reconsider?

But I think you might want to reconsider your position here.

Americans needed to look to the future and reconsider their position in the world, he said.

But the thought of not getting the game was enough to make me reconsider.

He would not reconsider his position on the final series.

Is it not time for him to reconsider his whole security policy?

You see, what happened last night has led me to reconsider a lot of things.

We will give them a chance to reconsider their position.

A decision she had long since made and would not reconsider.

My guess was she'd had too much time to reconsider.

If it is not, the board will reconsider the situation.

I would ask that they reconsider, since this is not the case.

We will be able to reconsider it at that time.

The judge said he would reconsider the case next week.

Then, just in case he might reconsider, she changed the subject.

Having done that, he sat down again to reconsider the whole matter.

If more information on this project comes in, I may reconsider.

"Perhaps you'll reconsider when you hear what I have to say."

I am not sure that the Member does, but he should reconsider.

For that reason, you might want to reconsider your decision.

At the same time, we have to reconsider what the camera is doing for us.

Maybe now is the time to reconsider this and return to using it.

Perhaps later, if there is something with better value for money, I might reconsider.

But the words were out of his mouth before he could reconsider them.

We have every hope, however, that they may reconsider the matter before it comes into Court.