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• The district had argued that the game was safe and well supervised, and that the accident was unforeseeable.

• They argued that the doctor's mistakes did not necessarily cause the death. Rather, unforeseeable drug interactions were more likely to blame.

• The consequences were by no means unforeseeable.

• Unforeseeable sound events leave no promises and open no temporal horizons, leaving no traces of themselves in time.

• Unforeseeable events occurred, the contract was exceeded and re-negotiations were necessary.

• They represent the cumulative and unforeseeable result of a large number of innovations and changes.

• It may turn out that both will be needed in some as yet unforeseeable combination.

• Another familiar phenomenon is the often unforeseeable victory of a de facto standard over the official version.

• Courts uncomfortable with this result have simply declared that third-party wrongdoing is unforeseeable.

• It implies living and reflecting the experience of the epic world view, with the unintended and hence to some degree unforeseeable consequences of our actions.

• Even if most of the warlords have been included in the new government, the situation in the city is still unforeseeable.

• I focus on the principle of indifference, which tells us to treat unforeseeable consequences as cancelling each other out, and hence valueneutral.

• An accident that is-relative to current evidence-unforeseeable is not an accident for which one can be held liable in negligence law.

• It is not omission, since there is no agency in a case of unconsciousness due to unforeseeable external forces.

• They optimise the unforeseeable when the original conditions of the system cannot be restored by reversal and, at the same time, non-linearity.

• I expected a bit of a compliment f or being sensible in the use of a medication in response to an unforeseeable sy mptom.

• Consequentialism gives us a straightforward answer, even though our actions will set off unforeseeable long-run effects.

• Perhaps all he meant to say was that we are not responsible for the unforeseeable consequences.