be thought to be as vs be thought as

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• But then thought to seek your counsel.
• Please keep your remaining thoughts to yourself.
• The Traveler used his thoughts to alter warp fields.
• Surprisingly, they have similar thoughts to us.
• This consumption pattern continued, and it is here that Picodon, as laid down in the specifications, with its short maturing period of a minimum of 14 days, could be thought to have its origins.
• They are in the position of being able to exercise genuine choice in connection with the import of GMO products, even though they may of course be thought to be exposed to quite aggressive marketing from parts of industry.
• Secondly, there is a degree of concern about the fate of small businesses faced with large retail organisations whose forms of sales promotion may be thought to encourage the closing down of the corner shop and the aggrandisation of the supermarket.
• Taken as a whole, these elements might be thought to actually risk putting state resources in jeopardy (either by making the State liable towards investors, or by increasing the cost of future state transactions).
• After giving much thought to the matter, these latter have thought up a procedure that is authoritarian and centralist in its very concept.
• It might even be thought that the pillar system is concealing a gradual renationalisation of the CAP.
• Love's heralds should be thoughts.
• I'd rather be thought a murderer than proved one.
• Everyone wants to be thought well of.
• In my view, all these scenarios should be thought through beforehand.
• Lest I be thought chauvinist in raising the problem of Britons in Greece, let me criticise my own government in the UK.
• This sort of European overfishing cannot be thought of as a wise move.
• Dementia is a group of neurodegenerative diseases which should not be thought of as a normal part of ageing.
• I'll convey your thoughts to Bartholomew.
• I haven't given much thought to kids.
• I never thought to say this.

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