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With all best wishes to Sanford, it's foolhardy for him to say, "I've survived this scourge," and that because of the advent of protease inhibitors, "I am probably more likely to be hit by a truck than to die of AIDS."
An article argues that military exchanges with China are foolhardy.
If that is the administration's strategy, it is foolhardy.
Names of apples like cleopatra and democrat, of potatoes like bintje, black derwent, and kennebec, carry a Tasmanian stamp (in Australia at any rate), as does the mutton bird (the shearwater, Puffinus tenuirostris )—which has given Tasmanian English the verb mutton bird or in its abbreviated form bird, as well as lexical oddities like dizz (`cook a mutton bird') for those foolhardy enough to contemplate such a feat.
A recent study [ 16 ] has reported no effects from application of a careful constructed social influences model for a school based tobacco prevention program from grades 3 through 12 These findings were generally unanticipated and have resulted in on-going deliberation about how to assess the impact of youth prevention programs [ 3 ] While the findings from Peterson, et al (2000) are disturbing, it would seem foolhardy to simply abandon all school based tobacco prevention programs.