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He does not foresee a return to the working world.

We could not foresee the future, but then who can?

But the future he could not foresee was his own.

Those are things I foresee just off the top of my head.

I do not foresee a run for public office in the near future.

The party officials also foresee no money problems in the state for any of the three.

"I did not foresee this company getting through 1991 without doing something."

"We did not foresee what happened to the north of us."

That being so, perhaps we can foresee its next move.

Why could he not have foreseen what we see now?

How could I foresee all that might happen to me, to them?

And who could have foreseen they'd end up here together?

In the beginning, it was hard to foresee such problems.

How could he foresee that I would go to your meeting?

But it is not yet possible to foresee what these might be.

It was nothing he could foresee or control, of course.

At the end what he had foreseen happened to him.

Now I can already foresee everything that's going to happen.

But its use may cost far more than any could have foreseen.

Such a situation was foreseen by no one in the summer of 1982.

We do not foresee any problems; everything seems to be going very well.

It would need to be better than anything we have now or can foresee.

And no, I could not have foreseen your present leader.

But her first attack was one he had not foreseen.

But he does foresee a future in football, sort of.