Have a rethink how people out there feel about it.
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So they need to have a rethink on that one.
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And if even the Germans are unable to make such caps work, Mr Corbyn might need to have a rethink.
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Le Clos said he hoped Phelps, 31, might have a rethink, just as he did after retiring four years ago.
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However, reigning World Champion Lewis Hamilton has suggested organizers might want to have a rethink before committing fully to the idea.
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It's possible the company might also have a rethink on last year's (unpopular) decision to remove the microSD card slot from its flagship.
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However, they might need to have a rethink after the Swiss public approved more invasive state surveillance powers in a referendum vote on Sunday.
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Three years later, a woman she was supposed to be mentoring suggested that she was hard to get to know, causing de Pablos to have a rethink.
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" "I think the resort should have a rethink about where they show the movie," she says, adding, "I don't think you can put any blame on the family.
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After he was ruled out McLaren asked the FIA whether they would have a rethink if a fresh scan on Saturday morning supported the position of the Spanish doctors.
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In the event it's had to have a rethink, given 23D printing has plunged from peak hype, back in 23, to the relative doldrums of low uptake and reduced expectation in 23.
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Jordi Sanchez, a member of exiled former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont's PDeCAT party, said he thought political circumstances might persuade the outgoing prime minister - to whom he is not related - to have a rethink.
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"When all the unions say 'We do not want this reform', the government should have a rethink," said Philippe Martinez, head of France's CGT union, heading a column of demonstrators in Paris's Republic Square.
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Rather Kolondra says it intends to work with an ad industry standardization effort to drive change — albeit, with an implicit threat that if this initiative doesn't live up to consumer expectations, Opera may have to have a rethink.
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The accommodation did not meet the necessary standards, so much so the Austrian team left. This led the hosts to have a rethink and make improvements.
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1961 Publication: Daily Mail (London, England) p 4 However he wound up basing himself in Rome for most of the 1960s. "I wasn't in the mood to come back to England with my tail between my legs," he said. "It had been an unpleasant divorce and I thought I'd have a rethink abroad." In Italy he appeared - like many fading stars - in a peplum, Revenge of the Barbarians (1960) - and a swashbuckler, Tiger of the Seven Seas (1962).
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In his autobiography, he stated a number of reasons for his retirement: he prioritized Liverpool over England, he wanted to spend more time with his family, and most of all he was unwilling to feature as a squad player. On 11 May 2010, it was announced that Carragher had been named in Fabio Capello's preliminary 30-man squad for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Carragher said of his return to international football, "The FA got in touch a few weeks ago and asked if I would have a rethink, due to injury problems; I said I would make myself available." On 24 May, Carragher played his first match for England in three years, a friendly against Mexico which England won 3–1.
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However, increased humidity helped contain the fires, according to a DSE duty officer. Police believed that the fires that formed the Delburn/Boolarra complex were deliberately lit, and offered a reward for information leading to the arrest of suspected arsonists. In the wake of the Gippsland fires, Bruce Esplin, the Victorian Emergency Services Commissioner, proposed a review of building regulations applicable in certain fire-prone areas, saying that "I believe that with the changes and the frequency and the severity of the bushfires we're experiencing, I think the community is going to have a rethink about where we build or if you build in a place like that". Also following those fires, Bob Cameron, the Victorian Minister for Emergency Services, announced that the Victorian government was considering ways to tackle arsonists, including the potential for a register of arsonists accessible to police. ;South Australia A bushfire near Port Lincoln in South Australia destroyed two houses and several other buildings on 13 January.
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