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• Bowen said that and other issues will weigh into his decision.
• The nature of a company also weighs into savings decisions.
• He did not say what other factors should weigh into the decision.
• We have other values that weigh into the equation.
• And that is going to weigh into my decision.
• That weighs into it, whether your need is for short term or long term,
• Agreed Hal McCoy of the Dayton Daily News : " That weighs into it.
• "That's going to be the No . 1 thing that weighs into my decision.
• After all, many factors weigh into the decision and some bad things can be tolerated in kept articles.
• Another question raised was whether Thiemann's position as dean of the Divinity School should weigh into the equation.
• And considering how many factors will weigh into that final decision, it's anybody's guess who goes.
• When his contract expires after the 1996 season, would AstroTurf versus grass weigh into a decision whether to stay in Cincinnati?
• Say what you want, but those things, they weigh into what you're doing as a team ."
• I'm not saying he's a Pete Rose, but character weighs into it, " he said.
• "You'd be stunned at how people can weigh into a movie and want to put their fingerprints on it.
• Male readers seem in no hurry to weigh into a massive book about their plight written by one of the country's leading feminists.
• Now, as the Russian military weighs into the debate, the terms for a political settlement are sounding more and more like unconditional capitulation.
• Shortly before Hastert and Bush met, Ari Fleischer, the White House press secretary, sidestepped the question of whether the president would weigh into the debate.
• During his 10-minute speech to Rotarians here, Alexander decided to weigh into the federal budget slugfest between the Republican-run Congress and the White House.
• And, while the two companies appear to be competitors, Douglas's economic condition and the global competition in aerospace are likely to weigh into the decision.