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But there are a lot more factions and religious groupings in Syria than Libya, with the potential for even more unforeseen consequences.

Meanwhile, even gradual changes to the climate could lead to more unforeseen, sudden impacts.

"My career has followed that path, but it's been more about unforeseen opportunities than by design.

But many California gun owners say the new law will only encourage more workarounds unforeseen by naive lawmakers.

And if I think practically, as a majority of the American people seem to be thinking, there seems to be more chance of unforeseen bad happening than good.

As a result, history favours the unforeseen, and appears more accidental than it really is.

One is that how a president responds to the unforeseen is often more important than how he plots policy.

More notable than the Giants' unforeseen playoff run is a stunning decline in crime in New York that shatters many assumptions about law enforcement and could serve as a road map for Chicago.

Facebook has made tremendous strides in coming to terms with its unforeseen influence and, more so than any of its peers, the team there has taken real steps to course correct".].

I'm a big proponent of the Prime Directive, the rule in the Star Trek series that says that technologically advanced people should butt out of the development of societies that they do not fully understand, because unforeseen issues could create more problems than they solve.

"We are saying that the Government should go away and consider far more carefully than it has done the unforeseen consequences of such far-reaching social legislation".