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Instead of engaging in face-to-face subterranean combat with the Qassam fighters — something that could turn out badly indeed for the IDF — the Israelis have been carrying out an industrial-scale bombardment of densely populated areas.

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Sharply, she asks Torvald why only mothers are blamed when children turn out badly.

“This may cause such consequences that Russia will take Lukashenka on a very short leash and may turn out badly.”

It’s not that all moves made under these kinds of conditions will turn out badly, but make sure that you understand why you didn’t take on these moves during the market’s headier times, when you could have made any moves you wanted — taken on any strategy or personal policy — without today’s stress.

It would be a dramatic overstatement to assume that all moves made in these conditions turn out badly, but even the ones that end OK often short-circuit long-standing strategies.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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