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He is warned that the book – Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" – might prove dull at first, but that dedicated reading would yield "hidden charms and unforeseen attractions," and maybe even "the true way to retrieve the poverty of my family, and again make them all well-to-do in the world".
PHOENIX — A push to assuage opposition to the bipartisan immigration bill before Congress by devoting more money and muscle to the task of securing the border with Mexico has yielded at least one unforeseen consequence: It weakened support for the bill among some pro-immigrant groups that had been its most reliable backers.
It might also be considered to be unforeseen, because the active localizer includes more voxels, and so should yield a mean response that is less susceptible to noise.
Westwood is still negotiating the fallout from his marriage break-up, a set of circumstances which were unforeseen when he set sail for a new life in the United States three years ago and which yield no winners.
"In reality, yield increases are likely to be more variable due to factors such as climate change and other unforeseen changes to the agricultural system," the paper states.
Unforeseen events were everywhere.
Yet, there were unforeseen consequences.
There is also the unforeseen.
