- Look up foresight,
foresee, or
foreseeing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Foresight most
commonly refers to:
Foresight (psychology), the
ability to...
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their deadly fate. It was also said that
Moros gave
people the
ability to
foresee their death. His
Roman equivalent was Fatum.
Moros is the
offspring of...
- farm, and the link
between the two
cases soon
leads to a
tragedy no-one
foresees.
George is
surprised when his
niece Gina is sent to him from Liverpool...
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local universities and
colleges (LUCs) in the Philippines. The law also
foresees subsidies for
private higher education institutions. It is
intended to...
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Lucknow and
Varanasi in
terms of p****enger
traffic and
aircraft movements.
Foreseeing the
Kumbh 2019, the
airport was
upgraded with the
addition of a new civil...
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during the
years between the
First and
Second World Wars. It
failed to
foresee the
significance of the
technological changes to
naval warfare, including...
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achieved in a
desired manner.
According to
modern concepts,
control is a
foreseeing action;
earlier concepts of
control were only used when
errors were detected...
- the letter,
Dolan wrote "By
transferring these ****ets to the trust, I
foresee an
improved protection of
these funds from any
legal claim and liability...
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governmental institutions there, and the
State of
Palestine ultimately foresees it as its seat of power.
Neither claim is
widely recognized internationally...
- "Always
implement things when you
actually need them,
never when you just
foresee that you [will] need them." John
Carmack wrote "It is hard for less experienced...
