"Anything that I can do for you, consider it done.

"In fact, if any harm comes to her, I'll consider it done to me."

"If you need me to apologize, Mike, consider it done."

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"Consider it done; I know how to use his stubborn pride.

"Consider it done, but isn't that what Gorgov wants you to do?"

"Consider it done," Hanley said as the telephone went dead.

"Consider it done," the captain said, his men still shooting arrows.

"Consider it done," Marti said, and hurried out to the door.

"Then he clapped his hands together, and said, 'Consider it done, boys.' "

"Consider it done," Bobby said grandly and rolled to the radio.

"Consider it done," I said, and moved to do it.

"Consider it done," the guard said, and drove away.

"If she says she can do it, consider it done."

"Then you must consider it done," he said.

"Consider it done," Jazz said with a confident, wry smile.

"Consider it done, Chief," Delia said, and reached for the phone.

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'Consider it done,' he said, with a faint echo of his usual theatrical flourish.

"Consider it done," Hendrickson had said, with an airy assurance he now found amusing to remember.

He said to consider it done.

"Consider it done, Minister," the blond man promised.

After weeks-or months, or years -of work on a story or novel, they want to consider it done.

"Why you just consider it done, Meta honey!

'Consider it done/ she said, reaching into a pocket for the mobile McMaster gave her.