12:09 Sep 4, 2005
thank you for your "suggestion" jarry but again I must disagree with you - it may be a good answer in your opinion but it was not in mine and surely it is up to the person who asks the question to decide what is a good answer. I knew it meant consider (as indicated in the question) and any old dictionary would have told me that, but the other respondents explained in more detail how to use it in the specific context. They had no problem with understanding what my problem was from the formulation of my question. | 
The translation workplace 
peer agreement (net): +2
