But snapping up the Adams business, which is the world's second-largest gum maker and features such brands as Trident and Dentyne, wisely speaks to a surge in chewing gum's popularity.
The surprising thing is how warmly and wisely Baldwin spoke about Cleaver in No Name in the Street, written between 1967 and 1971: "I was very much impressed by Eldridge..
Da-ding!" Grandma wisely answers, speaking into a banana, and their ritual exchange of "Patta patta," "Rolla rolla" breaks the ice.
He also spoke, wisely, of the diverse ways in which these dances can be observed.
Lt. Gen. Moshe Yaalon, Israel's military chief of staff, spoke wisely this week when he said these policies worked against Israel's strategic interest.
His personality can sometimes grate, but here he rallied rescue workers, spoke wisely from the heart, and alongside his old foe, Governor George Pataki, embodied the bloodied but unbowed spirit of New York.
At a sports centre in Loughborough, a Tory target seat where the Labour MP Andy Reed is fighting for his political life, several times Brown, whether wisely or not, spoke to its medal-winning gymnasts about the "inner strength" needed "to win".
Bolivia captain Ronald Raldes spoke wisely after the game, pointing out that his compatriots "need to support him, to help him grow in football and in physical terms, because he's taken a giant stride and now he needs to sustain it".
In a blog on The Huffington Post by Poorna Bell (5), she spoke wisely about the effects of depression and how it had affected her husband.
When Pence spoke, he wisely avoided the Cruz controversy entirely, returning instead to the argument that Scott Walker had laid out earlier.
