deliberate over vs deliberate about

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How many years does the Commission intend to deliberate over the measures to be taken in response to the allegations and what are the implications of the delay in taking a decision?
Obviously there should be no deliberate over
fishing but this would encourage fishermen to observe the no
discard rule.
Inadequate inspection by the offices of the Commission and the lack of contractually determined penalties for excessive declarations have also led to deliberate over
invoicing in nearly two
thirds of the payments.
21 June 1857

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I was pretty deliberate about exploring new territory.
There's nothing deliberate about it.
There was nothing deliberate about it.
But if the Council has its way in a budgetary sense, we in this Parliament will have to carefully deliberate about the programme.
Mr President, it is of the utmost importance that we should, from time to time, deliberate about the state of transatlantic relations.
Associate Members will not have voting right at the Annual General Meeting and will not have right to be elected in any of the ITCCK body. They shall previously submit an application to the Board, which will deliberate about it.
It would make no sense to deliberate about what we are to do, if the outcome of our deliberation was not the cause of some change (or non
change) in the world.

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