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Mr McCain shot back with a speech of his own next day, saying that Mr Obama will raise taxes and unwisely renegotiate trade agreements.

He unwisely called Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak the "wisest of men" , only to see him toppled.

It should be kept in mind when Palestinian leaders unwisely turn an end-of-September deadline for a settlement freeze into an ultimatum.

After three years of paying tribute to Babylon, Jehoiakim unwisely rebelled against the super-power.

She had unwisely opened a door and then clumsily slammed it shut, but perhaps some harm had already been done.

In the early days of the settlement of Australia, enterprising settlers unwisely introduced European rabbit.

In the early days of the settlement of Australia, enterprising settlers unwisely introduced the European rabbit.

Constructed unwisely, however, or without a child's knowledge, an estate plan may leave offspring questioning parental motives.

He was only seventeen when he, perhaps unwisely , told his brothers that in these dreams they bowed down to him.

Sure enough, her son was hiding in a closet under some blankets and stuffed animals - unwisely sitting on a gun.

Mr. Smith's job obviously couldn't meet his intimacy needs, so in a moment of temptation he unwisely stumbled into an affair.

It is much harder to intervene in Syria than in Libya. Members of its opposition are unwisely calling for Western intervention immediately.

It might shrink, if the government then spent the money unwisely - but we're talking about taxes here, not government spending.

The aim, in other words, is to ensure continued growth without bailing out those who have lent or borrowed unwisely.

Secretary of State Kellogg unwisely accorded immediate recognition.

Also, having sufficient money to invest so unwisely assumes an economy which is still growing, an increasingly unlikely prospect.

Euro, a smart & beautiful idea having been unwisely pushed into an unfitted world, ends up having both ruined.

When they told me, I . . . I took off my cloak as they commanded, threw my sword at Joffrey's feet, and spoke unwisely.

If you choose unwisely, then you can waste a lot of energy, but if you choose wisely it actually unfolds fairly slowly.

In any case, a class of fund is not bad just because it brings with it the potential to invest unwisely.

A tendency to talk excessively or unwisely.

Some philosophers have unwisely supposed that a habit-free existence would be preferable to our own.

More money will be needed if debt restructuring is unwisely ruled out.

However, most people simply stared in curiosity at his make-up, fearing loss of face by donating unwisely.

Unwisely, he demands a finished text, an answer.

Some have unwisely chosen to test America's resolve, and have found it firm.

And when I'm president, I will go line by line to make sure that we are not spending money unwisely.

Credit cards are an incredibly popular and convenient part of modern life, but if used unwisely they can lead to financial problems.

It, too, has acted unwisely.

Asked about his view of democracy in Russia, Mr Bush unwisely veered off to praise the development of democracy in Iraq.

Some argue that the stress of being poor leads people to smoke more and eat unwisely.

She is a girl who loves unwisely.

If we give the money to the widows, they will spend it unwisely because they are uneducated and they don't know about budgeting.

One who acts unwisely on a given occasion:

An accurately but unwisely classified specimen of Jessica Uptightis