Word: foolish
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...spreading this lie to document their charge and to reveal specific instances where criticism of Israel has been labeled anti-Semitic. I myself have been strongly critical of Israel’s policies with regard to the settlements, with regard to Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s foolish policy of destroying Palestinian Authority Chair Yasser Arafat’s compound and with regard to sending rockets into densely populated civilian areas as part of its otherwise legitimate efforts to target on-going terrorists. I favor a Palestinian state and strongly support the peace process. Nobody has ever accused...
Bonds, the MVP of his era who gets better with age, is finally playing for a ring. The small-market Twins made Bud Selig’s contraction plans look foolish...
...seems highly inappropriate, as well as foolish, to waste any tears on the end of Harvard’s streak. Sure, the last time the Crimson had lost a game (against Yale in 2000), the nation was wrapped up in the election debacle that seems so far removed. And yes, it is also true that half the undergraduates on campus have never picked up this paper to see the headline, “Harvard loses football game...
...Blickstead later betrays that his inability to fathom the full reach of corporate America’s tentacles was only partly in jest when he asks again, “Do you guys also have Sears in the U.S.?” Foolish Canadian...
...have found that between 40,000 and 58,000 Americans die every year as a direct consequence of secondhand smoke, over twice as many as die from AIDS. While it i s clear that many of these deaths are caused by exposure to smoke at home, it would be foolish to underestimate the number of deaths precipitated by exposure to smoke in the workplace...