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When asked by a reporter why he'd made such a foolhardy flight, Walters was ready with a pithy reply: "A man can't just sit around. "

It was foolhardy (of him) to go swimming alone.

"At present, it would be foolhardy to say one [theory] looks better than the other, " says CERN theorist John Ellis.

While it would be foolhardy to make any bold predictions about this still-unseen OS, conditions look good for Google.

One of the hostages was foolhardy enough to try to wrest the gun from the hijackers hand.

It would be foolhardy to encourage a further great rise in consumer or housing debt, at least in the English-speaking countries.

Using such an unstable asset as the basis of any valuation seems foolhardy.

That seems unlikely: Returning to the Afghan war zone would have been foolhardy, and bin Laden has proved to be a cautious man.

It might not happen again but, at this point, it would surely be foolhardy to discount it entirely.

When George Washington wrote of an American "Union" with "a government for the whole, " his vision was radical, perhaps foolhardy.

It seems as foolhardy not to discuss the option as it is to maintain such an awkward silence over China's rise.

It would be foolhardy to throw this away with promises that cannot be fulfilled, even if only to win the primary.

The implementation of CLT is supposed to be a mild and gradual process instead of a foolhardy passionate action.

I simply produced the kind of hero I'd like to read about: courageous but not foolhardy, compassionate but not sentimental.

You were very foolhardy to jump Off the bus while it was still moving.

However to attempt to fly any aircraft without professional instruction is extremely foolhardy.

Young Bush heard that China must reduce US dollar reserve, happily appraised, China such did, was the foolhardy absolutely.

Even I, the most foolhardy, unrelenting hater, felt that it might not be fair to blame the guy for his offensive remarks about me.

He was in long pants and long sleeves shirt, all in a vain attempt to cover up his foolhardy acts of yester-years.

The seven sister to help foolhardy group has added many trouble, can't MaJingPing had to give the younger sister to seven to red cloud over.

He showed himself courageous even foolhardy under fire, and a great love of adventure and danger.

Attempting a foolhardy stunt to salvage his fading reputation, Arrogantus took a nasty spill and was forced into retirement.

Acquisitions that only a few years ago appeared a tad foolhardy now seem super-smart, if expensive.

It would be foolhardy to venture technological predictions for 2050. Even more so to predict social and geopolitical changes.

it would be foolhardy to go into the scheme without support.

Such confidence may have seemed foolhardy before, but it becomes less so as foreign heavy hitters align themselves behind the rebels.

They were very foolhardy to jump Off the bus while it was still moving.

A time traveler - a brave, perhaps foolhardy individual, prepared for who knows what. . .

At a restaurant in Chandler, waitresses worry that combining weapons with alcohol, even with restrictions, seems foolhardy.

It is an ambitious, some might even say foolhardy, effort given the rocky state of global capital markets.

Perhaps not. But facing me singlehandedly can only be called foolhardy.

Any enemy foolhardy enough to charge their cavalry at this unit while they are in square will find them a tough target.

But backers of nuclear power say it would be foolhardy to try.

And, like climate change, it may be foolhardy to ignore any of them.

In this condition, it is foolhardy to expect automatic harmony of interest and automatic agreement and acquiescence in rights and duties.

Without proper support for revocation, using certificates for authentication is foolhardy.

Selfish, quick-tempered, impulsive, impatient, foolhardy and daredevil.

Only a foolhardy man would bet against China's following the same trajectory in the decades ahead.

But to think that travel is on the verge of a resurgence in terms of cash being thrown into it is foolhardy.

It would be foolhardy to expect much natural "convergence" between these economies in order to achieve closer integration.

It would be foolhardy to venture technological predictions for 2050.

It would be foolhardy to listen to them and only natural that China would respond negatively.

It has been known for the tunnels to swallow these foolhardy explorers and never to spit them out.

"Dangerous is putting it mildly, " Qui-Gon said. "I'd add difficult and foolhardy to that. "

But it cannot be foolhardy about inflation.

Foolhardy smugglers looking to risk their lives for incredible profit would risk Imperial patrols near Kessel.

It was a bold, perhaps foolhardy, reaction.

It is a multifaceted concept, and it is foolhardy to try to reduce it to a single figure.

At first, there were only a few such hardy (some would say foolhardy) souls.

In Ford's mind, producing multiple colors was foolhardy since black paint dried the fastest and could be used most efficiently.

The pupils wondered if this foolhardy boy had lost his mind.

Assuming the launch of the Roewe 750 goes well, SAIC has plans of staggering, possibly foolhardy, ambition.

It is a brave or foolhardy man who picks a fight with Mr Krugman, the most recent recipient of the Nobel Prize for Economics.

Jokes, practical jokes and foolhardy behavior are not appropriate at work.

Yahoo's resistance to a takeover by Microsoft looks foolhardy to some investors and Wall Street analysts.

Look before you leap. Don't be so foolhardy.

Beyond hailing from Sherwood forest is a dangerous and foolhardy and fantasy about the story.

Dou Erdun is a person of farmer birth, who revels in Wushu and he is foolhardy but sometimes has petty trick.

And the PiFu is ACTS have hooligans limbs developed simple-minded = foolhardy.

His foolhardy attempts to prove himself risked his life on occasion.

A few investor and wall street analyst think, yahoo rejects Microsoft to buy is a kind of foolhardy behavior.

So, for the foolhardy person, only so that they do help, but never a leader.

Whether that means I am brave or foolhardy remains to be seen.

Let's be foolhardy and assume the best.

Cutting police pay by 30 per cent in such circumstances seems slightly foolhardy.

If you don't consider these things, then you are being foolhardy.

It is foolhardy to ignore the threat of protectionism.

Avoiding shipping price hikes may appear foolhardy -- after all, the cost of diesel fuel has risen 154 percent in the last year.

Are they fearless or foolhardy?

Once the foolhardy are teetering on the precipice, it is too late for smugness.

foolhardy enough to try to seize the gun from the hijacker;