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If the demolition of capitalism is not practical, it might also be unwise.

Robert Reich has complained of Obama's "unwise, unnecessary concessions."

In the long term it would be unwise and pose an unacceptable risk to the Bering Sea ecosystem and the public resource.

Marin also suggests that forcing men into the delivery room when they would rather be elsewhere is unwise.

To be sure, there came a time at the beginning of the term when the unwise parents were responsible for much bad work.

The wise, for all their wisdom, hardly ever can see how innocence itself may lead the unwise into the pit digged by the wicked.

Reading when lying down or from the light of a fireplace is unwise.

The king by his unwise action threw power into the hands of his opponents.

There would have been no unwise waste of our precious soldiers.