1.  Anybody thinking about buying a scanner needs to consider where the scanned images are going to wind up.

2.  Anyone who is naive enough to imagine that Bush will get a fair shake from the media should consider what happened during the primary season.

3.  As a compromise, Reynolds said the Air Resources Board is considering whether to push for a moving deadline.

4.  Despite the difference in opinions, Steingard says such debates, at the very least, get people to consider what they put in their bodies.

5.  Despite serious technical obstacles, space agency officials are considering whether to launch a Jupiter space probe powered entirely by sunlight.

6.  DAK retains "substantial software rights" and is considering whether to continue the company in a new form, Eisenberg said.

7.  Despite what he spends monthly on bird feed, he considers what he gives them little more than dessert.

8.  Dicks said Taiwan should consider how much it relies on U.S. support as it looks to the European-based Airbus for the new order.

9.  Despite the victory, she said, "Consider what it took to get here."

10.  DiSarcina, on the disabled list with a sore right shoulder, is considering whether to have surgery on the shoulder.