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This is why the prospect of a second Trump presidency is so terrifying: His unconsidered words reverberate.

But the links between foreign and economic and technology policy are also left unconsidered, he said.

“Nuclear power supplied electricity for three generations, but its legacy remains dangerous for 30,000 generations,” said Lemke, who also pointed to previously unconsidered risks such as the targeting of civilian atomic facilities during conflicts.

Martin’s debut captures the often unconsidered ways that class will shape a life you’ve convinced yourself in charge of.

It was the unconsidered aestheticization that troubled them — the implicit premise that this was an unimpeachable work of beauty that could only elevate without ever doing harm.