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I feel it could have surely been avoided with some forethought by those who bought the land, those who sold the land, and our council.

The Dead's skin resembles dusk's forethought of moths

"It's terrific that Galderma had the forethought to not only recognize the need to provide relief with the Excipial Protect and Repair regimen, but also to develop a solution that ensures chefs can continue to work with food without interruption after applying the cream."

Barracks built to house farmworkers imply forethought about where to situate buildings--so farm owners and overseers intentionally hide the barracks, and thus the workers themselves, the researchers said.

Jailing him, Dunfermline sheriff Craig McSherry said: "This was a serious offence carried out with considerable forethought."

The lack of forethought makes me feel as if some people should be losing their jobs such is the incompetence demonstrated.

With a bit of forethought the architects, builders and Birmingham City Council could have got together and built an area to be proud of.

They have put a lot of forethought into their building projects - room for thousands of cars - free.

If so, does the council have the forethought to put a penalty clause into these contracts, as a regular person would?

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