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The problem Kant didn't foresee is that if everyone orders the same dish there will be squabbling in the kitchen over who gets the last branzino.

But what each one failed to foresee is that while we might now spend an inordinate portion of our lives tending to virtual gardens and feeding imaginary pets at our laptops, or indeed conducting online conversations with neighbours who live three metres away, there are certain aspects of the past that we refuse to let go.

The only problem I foresee is that this new index may be shorter because of heavy censorship and the dislike of foreign media in some countries.DENNIS TANSingaporeSour grapesSIR Your piece on the Cabernet Sauvignon grape (May 3rd) is stronger on oenology than history.

What Mr. Obama did not foresee is that, to some people on the right and the left, it would become the most important issue in the debate over health care, touching off a battle over the role of government in one of the nation's biggest, fastest-growing industries.

But what I did not foresee is that even with all those brilliant people Wall Street itself would collapse.

What we did not foresee is that some total schmucks would be so committed to making waste and putting it out of sight and out of mind that they started loading it on ships and sending it to third world countries... and nobody knew what was happening to this waste overseas.

One difficulty foreseen is that, for many drugs, the only available ion channel data are for hERG; therefore, it may not be possible to determine whether a drug has activity at other channels.

What the company had not foreseen was that in Southern California, pitching decks were also found on skateboards.

One thing Roberts and Longton would never have foreseen was that Mumsnet could lead to the formation of real-world friendships.

What they could not have foreseen was that Regan's cat-and-mouse game with them would continue well after his arrest, and that it would take them another two years to unravel his plot and bring him to justice.

What neither Jim nor I could have foreseen was that one of these kids – a painfully shy, very tall Maasai boy – would turn out to be one of the greatest athletes in the world.