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She had not foreseen anything of this, and her feelings could seldom withstand the melancholy influence of the word "last. "

There were few specifics but China's cabinet, the state council, admitted several problems had not been foreseen.

Men call me wise. If sages were ever wise in their own behoof, I might have foreseen all this.

I rather expected, from my knowledge of her affability, that it would happen. But who could have foreseen such an attention as this?

I saw the car slowly inclined to stop on the left side of the road, opposite a few cars could have foreseen all this, first stop in tight.

Call it 'decoupling' of a variety not many might have foreseen a few years ago.

After all, Mary's running away had been genuine enough; though it had the results that any calculating woman could have foreseen.

If Inter suffered a heavy defeat in Bergamo, the bianconeri in Rome faced the difficulties which had been foreseen.

I wish I could tell you that it was a carefully planned journey, that each step was deliberate and foreseen.

It must be ready to switch resources to meet terrorist threats, outside aggression or all manner of dangers not as yet foreseen.

The supply of electricity is foreseen as a single line supply for a safe shut down of the plant in the case of black out on the main supply.

Now, however, the company is confronting a game-changer that Mr Lafley had not foreseen: a global economic downturn.

What they had not foreseen was that the explosion in subprime mortgage lending in the US would be the catalyst for such a sudden bust.

When a Man Woman foreseeable that he would lose; Men foreseen when his wife, he would confuse.

Who could have foreseen her response? Not me. Certainly not Charlie. Maybe Alice, but I hadn't thought to ask her.

The skip bridge with double skip cars together with the bell-less top charging equipment used for the top charging system is foreseen.

It cannot have foreseen that, a week after Mr Kim's departure, pieces of the incriminating torpedo would be dredged up from the seabed.

It was foreseen that the low vibrations on Earth would attract the dark Ones, and what would result from it.

Had Dickens foreseen that his novel would cause such a commotion , he would not have written it .

You said recently that at the start of the season you couldn't have foreseen such a strong Inter side.

The disaster "could and should have been foreseen and prevented" and its effects "mitigated by a more effective human response" , it said.

He must have foreseen that she would be the queen of the Griffin Empire one day.

Even he had not foreseen the greedy eyes of the servants, who had little to do but look important.

Who could have foreseen that the American dream would blur into a terrible nightmare?

Significant pickups in growth are foreseen for most other countries in the region on the back of a strong export expansion.

Such a delay would not have deranged my plans in the least, ' said Mr Fogg. 'I have constantly foreseen the likelihood of certain obstacles.

It can be foreseen that this individual actor to hold the film market, competition is also Gosling another opportunity for various awards.

"The quotas will be maintained. No changes are foreseen, " he said, adding Opec was "happy" with current prices.

Events can be foreseen way ahead, so it easy enough to place you where it is of the most benefit.

This avoids a drag-in of copper into a gun barrel foreseen for the launch of a shell.

What I had foreseen happened: she summoned me to her box.

There are challenges not fully foreseen: applications must be able to adapt between highly variable display architectures.

and a reasonable person of the same kInd In the same circumstances would not have foreseen such a result.

An endlessly surprising, very dark, human comedy, with a plot that cannot be foreseen but only relished!

As the number of customers increases, the number of changes will certainly also increase, since not all uses can be foreseen.

"It was a profoundly man-made disaster - that could and should have been foreseen and prevented. "

The change in circumstances which would create a situation in which the subsidy would cause injury must be clearly foreseen and imminent.

Get a daily briefing about extra ordinary events to effectively deal with all foreseen situations on a daily basis.

Thinks turned out to be exactly as the professor had foreseen.

Having foreseen the danger, the regulatory authorities did not have the instruments to do much about it.

As I had foreseen, slapping her on the back did not help.

The future is fickle, Madeleine . If I had foreseen what is happening today, I would have sent you far away, with your mother.

This leads [one] to wonder if this ceremony was foreseen long before the children's death.

Force Majeure as used herein means objective circumstances which cannot be foreseen, avoided or overcome.

In the studio, she can create the one their role in the lines, nobody could have foreseen the role that she can show what kind.

Besides, our schemes of taking pets to veterinarians appear to be foreseen by them all the time.

Again and again, Jaron reported back details in the world that he, the god, had not foreseen.

Reduced air pipe and valve must be foreseen into the Cargo Pump Room. The position and arrangement will be determined together.

Nobody could have foreseen such a calamity.

In actual fact, this dimension of the unconscious that I am evoking had been forgotten, as Freud had quite clearly foreseen.

Nobody could have foreseen all this.

And any result can be foreseen by us at the moment?

The maid of honor could have foreseen that her actions would have caused the dress to go unused.

What are the prospects foreseen by China for the peace-talk process and the peaceful resolution of the issue?

Due to this reason, this article will analysis Taiwan SME's pros and cons one-business, and the foreseen opportunities and threats.

But the admiral cannot have foreseen the astonishing sequence of budget negotiations that have paralysed Congress this past year.

Even an intentional tort could not occur, for a perfectly foreseen tort could surely be avoided by the victim.

no one could have foreseen the enormous impact it would have in the years ahead.

Crisis cannot be foreseen, but smart seeking gives birth to opportunities.

Few could have foreseen the track of his career at the start.

Problems not foreseen by this regulation will be solved by the Organizational Committee and the President of UNIMEP.

Few could have foreseen how far-reaching that decision would prove to be.

A museum conserving the Sosso-Bala is foreseen as well as a special library at Niagassola.

Assuming that monitoring and coordination among levels of government and concerned sectors will continue, no disaster are foreseen.

Point out how the problem was not foreseen in development or how well the team reacted when the problem surfaced.

The automatic starting time of the diesel generator has been foreseen approx. 15 seconds after input starting order.

The theory has not foreseen a single stock market crash and evidently failed to make the world any fairer or more pleasant.

Step up and take action in situation that cannot be foreseen.

It can be foreseen that the long-distance education will become an important mode for education.

He lifted his foot a second time, to show me, but the effort was a failure, as anybody could have foreseen.

But then, in 1887, no one could have foreseen the consequences of the Michelson-Morley experiment.

Indeed, when the small town of Mineral, Virginia, built itself over a fault line in 1890, it should have foreseen last week's earthquake.

In Libya meanwhile, NATO is struggling to keep it together as the conflict lasts longer than initially foreseen.

This process reflects the workings of certain universal laws that govern the growth of consciousness and thus was foreseen by some seers .

Had we foreseen that the country would collapse into such bloody mayhem after the invasion we would not have supported it.

The specific demands that a government wants to make of its scientific establishment cannot generally be foreseen in detail.

Before the film was over, some of us had already foreseen the ending of the story.

You get the point: A lot can change in 14 years, and rarely in ways foreseen.

For transport of the fly-ash from the ESP-hoppers to the silo, a pneumatic transport-system is foreseen.

The challenge from the Third World has always been foreseen by our shipping companies.

Since fate has foreseen our meeting and leaving, why not compromise to it?

Assignment of regional experts are foreseen for Southern Africa, Eastern Africa and the Pacific Island countries.

We just have to accept that the future cannot be foreseen in the way many governments and businessmen would like.

A geometer like Riemann might almost have foreseen the more important features of the actual world.

Whether a reasonable person would have foreseen harm by the circumstances and would have taken steps to prevent it.

He has already foreseen the things will turn out a mess before.

He was not so disappointed because he had foreseen those difficulties.

Northerners reluctantly acquiesced to a rotation cycle of two terms rather than the one they had foreseen in 1999.

When they reached the fort everything happened as the major had foreseen.

What communication problems can be foreseen?

Urban America poses other problems for the jury system that could not have been foreseen by the Founding Fathers.

It has been foreseen and planned for eons of time and will bring an end to duality as you have experienced it.

In war we must always leave room for strokes of fortune, and accidents that cannot be foreseen -Publilius Syrus.

Because of high harvesting arrears in small- scale forests, FOCs are seen as an opportunity to over- come this foreseen timber shortage.

Not every danger can be foreseen, and even if it can be predicted it cannot always be averted.

And I want to see more of the new nation you are building on a scale even the emperors could not have foreseen.

This is true even if it is foreseen that the bad effect would probably happen.

The guide suddenly stopped because he had foreseen some danger ahead on the muddy road.

What Wanamaker could not have foreseen, however, was the internet.

Overall I think that the quality of the outcome was very good and it also raised some issues we had not foreseen before.

Even the most skillful naturalist, from an examination of the species of the two countries, could not have foreseen this result.

I wish I would have foreseen it, but I didn't. '

The rescue facility would exist indefinitely. An IMF role wasn't foreseen.

Before the Glazers arrived in 2005, nobody could have foreseen this bizarre reversal in Manchester.

It is true that no one had foreseen an explosion in the Arab world at this particular moment.

eg: 1. We should have foreseen this trouble months ago and made provisions for it.

The medics arrived, luckily we had foreseen the worst and brought along four of them.

The guarantee committee has foreseen the employee spending his life safely in the cafe.

The discovery was foreseen more than 150 years ago by Michael Faraday, the father of electricity.

I am going to have to transplant it in the background because it is much stronger than foreseen.

Although the Sunwell's threat was ended, Kael'thas could not have foreseen the effect its loss would have on his people.

Our society has changed in ways the founders of Social Security could not have foreseen.

We should be good at mining market potential demand and foreseen how for tomorrow.

A danger foreseen is half avoided.

The agreement "force majeure" means can not be foreseen, can not avoid not overcome the objective situation.

Currently no prestressed concrete is foreseen in order to keep the construction as simple as possible and to keep costs low.

So the outcome doesn't depend on some foreseen final state.

As those before us have foreseen a long time ago, the real powers are held by multinational corporations.

He could not have foreseen just how unfortunate.

the languages that learners may apply can not be foreseen because of the complexity and diversity of the surrounding environments.

We are faced with a less dramatic but also less foreseen problem.

The roads were full of people. We hadn't foreseen that.

We should have foreseen the trouble months ago.

How do you plan to address the foreseen empirical problems?

(4)The roads were full of people. We hadn't foreseen that.

Have you ever foreseen the coming of the difficulties that you are encountering right now?

Extension of the period for signing the Declaration foreseen under article three of the Provisional Measure;

A force assumed to cause events that cannot be foreseen or controlled; luck

Something expected or foreseen; outlook; anticipation

Closer Fishery Partnership between Korea and Australia Foreseen

About the love such an end had I never foreseen,

A Method for Chip Microcomputer Control System to Dodge the Foreseen Interference

Nor could he have foreseen how we could use the Internet to obtain information on every known subject,

Diesel forum user Parazit79 tried to foreseen [ru] the future location of the airbase

Nor could he have foreseen how we could the Internet to obtain information on every known

C problems they should have foreseen

A gloomy grave, a foreseen death, a symbol for our pain

During this thirty years, because of poetry, I rationally left aside foreseen official career;

foreseeable that can be foreseen

It is nonsense to claim that the dangers of the credit expansion of 2003-07 could not have been foreseen;