weigh up
Britishverb
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Now England will have to weigh up including Wood in their team for the first Test, and how it would affect the balance of their attack if he is not risked.
From BBC
But England need to weigh up two kinds of preparation, and consider possible knockout opponents too.
From BBC
Some even captured prey nearly their own size, including the sizable Rosenberg's gladiator tree frog, which can weigh up to 20 grams.
From Science Daily
The podcast episode on this topic also taught them that they needed to work out what their values are and then weigh up whether requests fitted in with those.
From BBC
The National Screening Committee will have to weigh up the evidence and arguments.
From BBC
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