About to
Considering and about to are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Considering" instead an adverb phrase "About to".
Considering
Considering conjunction - For the reason that.
About to and considering are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "About to" instead an adverb "Considering".
Both terms in one sentence
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Perhaps the good doctor had done a bit more than just the face, considering what he was about to do when Rando woke up.
Source: Manga / Pretty Face -
Considering the wave was about to do the same to Earth, the destruction of the Moon is considerably more preferable.
Source: Detonation Moon - This might be a subversion, considering how Bao and Li-Na seem quite knowledgeable when about to give Po The Talk, but then again see World's Shortest Book.
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