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One of history's most foolish examples of corporate decision-making gone awry.

Ms. Garrard is among these; so is Carolyn Carlson, the subject of perhaps the most foolish of this year's crop of documentaries (Elisabeth Kapnist's "Carolyn Carlson: Le Regard du Geste," 2009).

In this case, imitation may be the most foolish kind of investment strategy imaginable.

Only the most foolish members of this club fail in this endeavour.

"It's perhaps the most foolish set of tax policies under discussion in all of Europe," said J.D. Foster, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation.

The most foolish element of the postponement was that it was a decision that could've been made much earlier.

But some observers say the most foolish act of all was Vonage's own: its decision to launch an initial public offering.

I loved it but that was probably the most foolish financial move of my career.

The only human in the procession — another nursery tale character, Little Red Riding Hood — has made the most foolish costume selection of all.

The idea that this thing has simply gone away is beginning to look like complacency of the most foolish kind.

In building Lumo Deliveries Inc, we've found that some of our most foolish ideas have turned into key features.