Hindsight may be 20/20, but these children do not have the luxury or time for hindsight.
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And, in hindsight-- I'm much better at identifying bubbles in hindsight than I am in foresight— JIM CRAMER: Right.
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"It was a bubble that burst and, in hindsight, I'm much better identifying bubbles in hindsight than I am in foresight," he told Cramer.
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There are several contributing factors – recency, realism, hindsight, hubris.
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In hindsight ... it was a pretty dang good pitch.
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" In hindsight, Mr. Phillipps added, "There were definitely signs.
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On it, he raps over most of the Black Album tracks, which seems a little presumptuous in hindsight but, also in hindsight, works out OK because we know where it was headed.
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In hindsight the responses make it 100% worth the typo!
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With hindsight, I am sorry I did not make Mrs.
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You know, in hindsight that makes a lot of sense.
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We must reread these innovative interpretations today with historical hindsight.
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In hindsight, Verizon's inaction may have been its best action.
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In hindsight, my suspicions about astroturfing came from a blindspot.
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Now, with two episodes' hindsight, it's more complex than ever.
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"In hindsight leaving was the easy part," says Miss Khaleque.
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"It is very easy to speak with hindsight," he said.
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LOUDON: -- and to cover the whole thing up in hindsight.
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In hindsight, it appeared Hammer was very much over it.
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Mueller's careful, methodical strategy often only reveals itself in hindsight.
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With hindsight, one could say that their loyalty was misplaced.
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A funny scene, but in hindsight I'm critical of it.
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In hindsight, it was always too good to be true.
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But in hindsight, it's kind of an overreaction I think.
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In hindsight, Zosia and I were never meant to be.
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Yet while seemingly rich, the investment looks brilliant in hindsight.
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In hindsight, it's easy to spot my errors in thinking.
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"In hindsight, [the shutdown] didn't help us," Stewart said Wednesday.
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It's often said that market bubbles are obvious in hindsight.
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With hindsight, it was all leading to the current situation.
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And rarely even in hindsight do we learn this definitely.
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IN HINDSIGHT, WAS THE FED ACTUALLY RIGHT TO HOLD OFF?
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Approaching a year later, hindsight is painting a different picture.
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Patterson was asked if, in hindsight, he regretted the pairing.
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In hindsight, that match may have turned his team around.
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By Yasmine El Rashidi There is a lucidity to hindsight.
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In hindsight, Mr. Sherman says he underestimated Mr. Ailes's pugnacity.
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In hindsight, a bad omen, he wrote in a caption.
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"In hindsight, I should have" told someone at the time.
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In hindsight, we did well with Mr. Comey in charge.
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Some were, in hindsight, bad deals that may never recover.
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It's clear now in hindsight that those were ambitious estimates.
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In hindsight, however, she's glad he didn't take her advice.
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But from a distance, it becomes much clearer in hindsight.
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Now I look at it with hindsight, which is different.
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Ali himself was not, as hindsight can distort, past it.
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"Hindsight is always perfect," Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw said.
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But in hindsight, there were no lies in her assertions.
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"In hindsight I would not have taken it," he said.
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Only in hindsight did they realize how nice it was.
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"In hindsight, I should have done a Google," he added.
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In hindsight, it was the start of a beautiful friendship.
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It is easy to say Smart was right in hindsight.
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In hindsight, maybe Seth was more nervous than I was.
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In hindsight, there are many reasons Mr. Morrison defied predictions.
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In hindsight, Messi said he knew Argentina would prevail, eventually.
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In hindsight, the Nintendo 64 was a pretty weird system.
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But watching it with 20 years' hindsight might be fascinating.
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Hindsight reminds me that resistance must be active, and constant.
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With hindsight, however, a shadow hangs over the utopian carousing.
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Hindsight is 2020, but why was the cruise still happening?
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In hindsight, Facebook's missionary IPO letter reads like a parody.
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Anyone can create a brilliant strategy with benefit of hindsight.
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Specifically, we need an approach that emphasizes foresight, not hindsight.
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In hindsight, however, I should have asked a staff member.
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But the experience sometimes looks different after years of hindsight.
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Those who did are, with the benefit of hindsight, thankful.
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In hindsight, it would have been better to express Mrs.
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But in hindsight, the West Virginia teacher strike seemed inevitable.
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"This is precisely because on hindsight he is personally involved."
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In hindsight, we are either geniuses or we are idiots.
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In hindsight, those words also seem like a darker omen.
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We of course, in hindsight, know how this story ends.
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But of course the grotesquery of Korematsu is obvious in hindsight.
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Only in hindsight does it appear Jobs was destined to succeed.
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In hindsight, things are always more beautiful than they actually were.
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In hindsight, that would have been a wise time to buy.
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Of course, this was aided by the great gift of hindsight.
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In hindsight, we can say that didn't work out too well.
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In hindsight, I was not really hearing what Arthur was saying.
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In hindsight, these objective-seeming sentences shield Madsen's dark mental state.
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It's almost comical in hindsight, but the reality was far from.
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In hindsight, instead of generating debate, this cartoon only inflamed emotions.
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Hindsight and statistics suggest that we should have a recession soon.
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Patel: Did you see that before, or is that in hindsight?
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But with 20/20 hindsight, who knows whether it was right.
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This all sounds awfully precious now, with the benefit of hindsight.
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It always looks obvious in the hindsight, we absolutely should have.
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Peggy Cozens: You can always look back in hindsight about selling.
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In hindsight, that was obviously a great time to buy stocks.
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In hindsight the business probably ran a little too tightly wound.
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Even with the benefit of hindsight, nobody could figure it out.
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To judge them "with 20-20 hindsight," he continued, is unfair.
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LEE: WE WILL ONLY KNOW THESE THINGS THOUGH, STEVE, IN HINDSIGHT.
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But in hindsight it was wise to do something so foolish.
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In hindsight, 22017 turned out to be a year of rebuilding.
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So its early scores of the law read strangely in hindsight.
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You might laugh at how petty your differences seem in hindsight.
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Nonetheless, hindsight offers three main reasons for the Foxes' remarkable ascendency.
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In hindsight, it was like, yeah, he was really burned out.
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"The story now in hindsight sounds a little unbelievable," McClenny said.
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It is hard to judge such arguments without decades of hindsight.
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In hindsight, our process wasn't adequate, and we reacted too quickly.
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In the next five years, hindsight might offer an alternative reading.
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In hindsight, there were many many many alarm bells for Democrats.
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"We do not agree that hindsight is required," Mr. Chilcot said.
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Police shootings, he said, are not to be judged in hindsight.
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Ms. Jackson's hits might be less distinctive, too, in collective hindsight.
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In hindsight, the polling consensus went astray in two major ways.
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In hindsight, that was a bad bet since Trump won anyway.
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With the benefit of hindsight, I think I called it right.
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In hindsight, it would have been much better to be single.
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In hindsight, I can see that Newgrounds served an unusual function.
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Honestly, in hindsight the whole approach played out just about perfectly.
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In hindsight, nothing was wrong with my weight, or my body.
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" He added, "With hindsight, macro shouldn't be in a public company.
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In hindsight, a travel stroller would have been much more useful.
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In hindsight, how do you feel about the way that unfolded?
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Some have the benefit of hindsight, like the bin Laden raid.
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Even more convincingly, these trends aren't just being attributed in hindsight.
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With hindsight, the decision looks like an inexplicable and unforced error.
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Employees' worries will sound familiar, and in hindsight maybe not unwarranted.
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In hindsight, the conversation seems to be about something very different.
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Perhaps, in hindsight, this season will not seem quite so exceptional.
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In some cases, they've become trilogies with the benefit of hindsight.
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For us, hindsight demands the question: How is Hillary any different?
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But in hindsight, he said, it was probably a big mistake.
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"I sold too early," he said with the benefit of hindsight.
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The benefit of hindsight shows Castro's regime working inward from there.
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Hindsight tells a story different from the one at the time.
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"I think it was clearly a mistake, in hindsight," she said.
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I knew all the entries, but hindsight is always 313-20.
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In hindsight, I would have liked to go to the beach.
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In hindsight, his conviction was nothing short of a death sentence.
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The historical novelist is always prey to the enjoyments of hindsight.
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Hindsight is 20/20, and sometimes the best way to learn.
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"In hindsight, it was a bad thing to do," Kraus said.
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"In hindsight, I wouldn't have done any of that," she said.
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And in hindsight, 20/20, I could have easily been shot.
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They are too numerous, their enormity only more alarming in hindsight.
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Hindsight wisdom of this sort seems especially out of place now.
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"If I sound overly critical, it's only with hindsight," Ringwald wrote.
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In hindsight, I wish I'd spent more time in San Marino.
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They might look different, even regrettable, with the benefit of hindsight.
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But it wasn't as inexplicable as hindsight might have us believe.
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In hindsight, they view WWWINGS, and ultimately PHOENIXXX, as their rebirth.
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In hindsight I was just running on the ice in skates.
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Well, in hindsight, that's what someone should have said to me.
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Which is to say: They are often more useful in hindsight.
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In hindsight, I wouldn't have used that image out of context.
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In hindsight, that was too exuberant a reaction to this personnel move.
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Hindsight being 20-20, those predictions could not have been more wrong.
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In hindsight, it seems crazy that I believed a word he said.
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So we have to be careful about looking at things in hindsight.
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"Each year is a different kind of blur in hindsight," says Turner.
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"This may in hindsight look like a one-day wonder," he said.
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"But that's going the wrong way — it's hindsight, not prediction," Srivastava said.
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Even the ones who might, in hindsight, seem a bit...morally dubious.
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In hindsight, the scale and ambition of the NT seems recklessly vast.
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But then in hindsight, I started seeing where it all came from.
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In hindsight, many seem like meeting halfway between Do I like this?
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And in hindsight probably had too much trust and not enough skepticism.
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Since hindsight is 20/20, it's no wonder we keep looking backward.
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In hindsight, the easygoing opening sprint is revealed as an understated tutorial.
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Hindsight, in the form of unthinking anachronism, has also distorted the picture.
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John says that, in hindsight, he wouldn't have lent himself the money.
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Driving on through Liberty's streets, two things, particularly in hindsight, seem significant.
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With hindsight, Coke, Gillette and the rest look like sure-fire winners.
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But in hindsight, I think I came off as a weird nerd.
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Every few years I almost examine myself as a writer in hindsight.
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"Do I wish in hindsight things might have been different?" she added.
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But with hindsight it is clear that he made the right call.
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Is there anything you would do differently, with the benefit of hindsight?
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I drank that drink, which in hindsight, might have been literal poison.
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Of course, even the Smart Clapper looks a little dumber in hindsight.
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Noisey: How do you look back at your first album in hindsight?
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If hindsight is 23/216, then take advantage of the clear perspective.
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So, let's do some of our own with the advantage of hindsight. .
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Disney paid $4 billion, a price that in hindsight seems a bargain.
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That bitterness fades over time; scene drama always looks smaller in hindsight.
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Instead of rage, you get affectionate hindsight that cuts the pervasive melancholy.
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When these things are done well, they always seem easy in hindsight.
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In hindsight, it wasn't the smartest move in the history of antiquities.
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In hindsight, that application for the receptors made a lot of sense.
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In hindsight, it was basically just a hot mess for everyone involved.
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"In hindsight, it was one of the best experiences," he tells Sale.
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But with hindsight, I can more fully understand why he was mistaken.
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Hindsight being what it is, yeah, I would've done it much differently.
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That hindsight makes the coup seem so doomed only underscores some questions.
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In hindsight, the distaste for establishment candidates is this year's clearest theme.
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As they say, hindsight is 20/20, and mine is crystal-clear.
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In hindsight, how impactful was it on your emotions and mental sanity?
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In hindsight, that image, once celebrated, would come to haunt her politically.
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In hindsight, I see that it took some work to forgive myself.
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This piece from February is even more fascinating with 20/20 hindsight.
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In hindsight, the obsequious reception now looks unfortunate, to say the least.
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Of course, hindsight is 20/20 and I can't change the past.
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O.J. Simpson turns this benefit of hindsight into a near art form.
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In hindsight, these were probably not the smartest questions to ask them.
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In hindsight, everything looks obvious, but it's not obvious when you're there.
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My privilege of hindsight makes Return of Saturn that much sweeter today.
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Market highs are only clear from the hindsight purview of the trough.
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One of the first red flags now seems so obvious in hindsight.
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Black voters turned the contest around In hindsight, it appears that Rep.
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Following a show over a lifetime allows us this strange, teasing hindsight.
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It was a coincidence and in hindsight ... we're told maybe bad timing.
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Difficult decisions were made but they were decisions that in hindsight, worked.
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In hindsight, that looks like a battle she need never have fought.
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With hindsight, the procession of miscues and bad decisions appears almost comical.
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With the benefit of hindsight, I think it's probably always been true.
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Re: Hindsight: Keep a journal, and don't read it until much later.
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House victory, and in hindsight, Obama would probably also have benefited politically
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But hindsight is 20/20 (or maybe it's 4K with low latency).
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Only hindsight will tell, but it seems like we&aposre doing amazing.
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"I look at fantasy in hindsight as something to appreciate," he said.
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"The Department of Justice suit in hindsight was corporate squabble," says Albanese.
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Facebook isn't the only major company seeing ethics with 20/85033 hindsight.
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In hindsight, it's a pretty seminal record to have in your catalog.
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With the benefit of hindsight, Heavy Rain's shortcomings are clearer to see.
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Which, in hindsight, does make balding seem an auspicious, wisdom-giving burden.
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In hindsight, I wish I'd hinted more at the helplessness I felt.
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Opinion surveys in Venezuela are often divergent, politicized and misleading in hindsight.
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In hindsight, a goodnight sleep must certainly outweigh the 13-second fight.
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In hindsight, it's perfectly clear why Trump won among white working-class voters.
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I think today everything looks different with the perspective of time and hindsight.
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Even with the benefit of hindsight, experts will debate the question for years.
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"In hindsight, I appreciate that Arie did it when he did," she said.
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She also apologized for being in a place she deemed inappropriate in hindsight.
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He writes: In hindsight, I am now convinced this plan was fundamentally flawed.
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With hindsight, given its prowess in computer engineering, all this will look obvious.
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I thought it was all in jest, but hindsight is always 20-20.
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In hindsight, Lohan's professional upswing looks shorter than it felt at the time.
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But in hindsight, if we had gone slower, it would have been better.
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With nine years of hindsight, factors central to why it flopped are clear.
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They now believe, more in hindsight, that there was a reason for that.
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But the level of enthusiasm is proving in hindsight to have been overdone.
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Most criticisms of the intervention, even with the benefit of hindsight, fall short.
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One might argue that in hindsight, their indulgence offers a critique of austerity.
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In hindsight, the press had the wrong candidate's honesty under the heat lamps.
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In hindsight, incredibly tacky, but to my teenage brain, this was so awesome.
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But in today&aposs standards, and in hindsight, it was definitely sexual harassment.
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In Nadia's case, her family said that in hindsight, the signs were everywhere.
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Hindsight makes it seem obvious now, but this was not an easy move.
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In hindsight, Paletta had already won his battle against prejudice back in 2014.
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But with hindsight the crowd had made a good, albeit collectively chaotic, call.
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Screenshot via Revolt There are moments in history that, in hindsight, seem preordained.
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Of course, hindsight is 20/20, but really — only now it's doing this?
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"In hindsight, she does have a bump," her aunt, Vanessa, told the magazine.
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But among the few compensations of old age is the acuity of hindsight.
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It means swallowing that bitter pill called hindsight: He should've asked for more.
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" She added: "In hindsight, I wish I had a whole lot more information.
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In hindsight, the democratic ideals of the Arab Spring never stood a chance.
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"With the benefit of hindsight, I would not do it again," Hurd testified.
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Hindsight is great, but it just wasn't being talked about at the time.
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That challenge to Britain's irascible media, in hindsight, may have been ill advised.
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Honestly, if people had known—in hindsight, what you would think and do . . .
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"In hindsight, it was a rip-off of Rocky," Mark wrote in Newsweek.
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In hindsight the question of belonging took root far before my family's uprooting.
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But I'd love to use the power of hindsight to figure out why!
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In hindsight, it's clear the supermodel was processing her grief over Bowie's illness.
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Yet in hindsight it stands out like a red rag to a bull.
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And when judged in a vacuum (or hindsight, potentially), this deal is ludicrous.
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In hindsight, I wish I'd done something more meaningful and made an impact.
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VS: After eight years of hindsight, do you feel you won that race?
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In hindsight though, Incesticide really did have some of the band's best songs.
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In hindsight, this might be the best few months of Ye's iconic career.
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"There were all these details that in hindsight didn't really matter," he says.
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In hindsight, this is a seminal work connecting the political to the personal.
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"In hindsight, that should have come to the fore" in the post-Sept.
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But now, in hindsight, I'm wondering: Are TV execs comfortable with their decision?
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"Clearly, in hindsight, he should have never started his throwing program," Cashman said.
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In hindsight, it was kind of eerie that I gave him that name.
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In hindsight, the smell of burning toast should have tipped off Suzanne Kaufman.
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What's great about this twist is that the clues were there in hindsight.
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"In hindsight we were both unhappy and were not addressing it," Steven said.
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Of course, with the benefit of hindsight, it absolutely was a limiting ambition.
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South Vietnam may appear, in hindsight, to have been a doomed political experiment.
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I expect Mr. Comey to argue that this is all 20/20 hindsight.
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"Hindsight is always 20/20" when it comes to the market, Marshall says.
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"In hindsight, we should have anticipated the controversy around that acquisition," he said.
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"In hindsight, I should've talk to them," she said in a text message.
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Surveys by YouGov, a pollster, confirm that hindsight has tarnished Mr Cameron's legacy.
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In hindsight, Tommy wishes they'd paid off their mortgage before retiring early, too.
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And, with the benefit of hindsight, Grant doesn't regret how things turned out.
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I think it was in hindsight insensitive, and some people would say, offensive.
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The early '90s notions of co-opting punk seems fairly quaint in hindsight.
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For Bochner, one of the strangest phenomena of getting older is institutional hindsight.
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"Most of the individuals interviewed spoke with the benefit of hindsight," Lt. Col.
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There are all kinds of biases that we are ... Wait, what's hindsight bias?
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And I think a lot of voters will be using hindsight in 2020.
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In hindsight, accepting my fate and fading away had its allure to me.
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In hindsight, I wish they had told us about this at the time.
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What Davis recognizes in hindsight is how precarious that comfort and prosperity were.
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In hindsight, this buddy comedy can come off as crass, outdated or juvenile.
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But man, in hindsight everything is real easy to see after the fact.
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Is there some hindsight baked into saying the Astros had a poor winter?
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"In hindsight, I don't know what I could have done differently," Kohan says.
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Lots of bonds are issued to finance projects that will look questionable with hindsight.
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In markets, a "tell" is something that - usually in hindsight - signifies a turning point.
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In hindsight, it seems foolish that we thought it would go any other way.
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In hindsight, 1985 was a very important year in the canon of '80s nostalgia.
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It's easy to say, because in hindsight, I think Dara's done a great job.
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KS: Bill Gates was super ... Yes, now in hindsight, you know what I mean?
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But warning signs that seem obvious in hindsight are hard to spot in advance.
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"In hindsight, I realize that this is a lack of discernment," Anne Jurvetson wrote.
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"Our study in hindsight was outright silly," said Gervais, a University of Kentucky psychologist.
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"Yes, the poster was insensitive, but that's something she realized in hindsight," Soto said.
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"In hindsight it has to be said EUGT's behavior was problematic," he told reporters.
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We had to learn on the job; hopefully others can benefit from our hindsight.
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Muilenburg told lawmakers that in hindsight, he wished the plane had been grounded sooner.
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In hindsight it is tempting to assume that a successful firm's triumph was guaranteed.
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"In hindsight, we should've had a broader lens," Facebook's General Counsel Colin Stretch said.
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Of course, which of those decisions matter most is generally clear only in hindsight.
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"We didn't realize that there may be concerns from CFIUS," Thrasher said in hindsight.
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In hindsight, a lot of clever predictions about China look like wishes in disguise.
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Ronald Reagan seems logical in hindsight, but not from the perspective of the 1970s.
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Hindsight is 20/20, yeah, but you might want to delete this one, Jack.
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That was, with hindsight, the big supply surprise for the copper market last year.
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I didn't need hindsight to realize that I could have handled that situation better.
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Conner, the Supreme Court specifically cautions against using the 20/20 lens of hindsight.
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SE: Oh, yeah, definitely, though it was a somewhat predictable sell-off in hindsight.
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KERNEN: SO, IN HINDSIGHT, DO YOU WISH YOU HAD BACKED THE OTHER HORSES, THEN?
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With hindsight, I now realize my rift with my co-founder was entirely preventable.
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And what does it think of the crowdfunding process with the benefit of hindsight?
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In hindsight, leaving up the Christmas decorations for another week was the right decision.
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Further, these conversations lack the contamination of hindsight; they all occurred before election day.
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Here's some of what he said two months ago that appears consequential in hindsight.
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That crowd size dispute, in hindsight, provided a preview of what was to come.
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I wouldn't have realized back then it taught me that but, in hindsight, yes.
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With 212/23 hindsight, Jessop says, it's easy to see how "this mess" unfolded.
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This first lawsuit was lost, and with hindsight the copycat charge has less merit.
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In hindsight, the "rat," as prisoners would have called him, never stood a chance.
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My old devices were so dumb, but in hindsight, that was kind of charming.
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Chamberlain was not interested, and Kotkin, refusing the benefits of hindsight, doesn't blame him.
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In hindsight, things like that are what I want to eliminate from my game.
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It's an astonishing turn of events, but also one that feels predictable in hindsight.
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Despite hindsight revealing how terrible I was on stages, the gigs felt utterly glorious.
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"In hindsight, that was too exuberant a reaction to this personnel move," he continued.
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In hindsight, he said he would have done things differently in announcing the initiative.
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In hindsight, however, Joe figured that his teacher had been no older than thirty.
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With the benefit of two decades of hindsight, one answer comes from former Sen.
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In hindsight, it was a smart move for Ryan to sit out the race.
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"In hindsight, we cannot explain why they were bidding against each other," she said.
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My favorite slogan for the upcoming general election comes to mind: Hindsight is 2020.
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Which suggests, in hindsight, that Mr. Cheney may have been handed the wrong paddle.
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At least in hindsight, the Los Angeles study seems to suffer from circular reasoning.
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They simply stand out in exemplifying the supreme irony of such hostility in hindsight.
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It was a shocking affair that made complete and total narrative sense in hindsight.
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With hindsight, of course, no other band could match The Beatles on all fronts.
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It was the right choice, and, in hindsight, an immensely critical one for Boston.
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In hindsight, the rapping here is almost what I should have expected of Wayne.
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In hindsight, you might remember that team being filled with high-priced free agents.
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In hindsight, I can see how revolutionary my father's approach was to mental health.
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With benefit of hindsight, what's extraordinary is how few professional investors saw it coming.
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" He added, "In hindsight, I see that more could have been done for Jules.
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In hindsight, it's clear immigrants suffered disproportionately as a result of the Great Recession.
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With the benefit of hindsight, impeaching President Clinton was a disaster for the Republicans.
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In a way it's funny and cool, but it's not so cool in hindsight.
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"So in hindsight I didn't have to do that (let him overtake)," he smiled.
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But neither the associated physical dangers nor 20/20 hindsight critiques deter our protectors.
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That there was a scandal like this seems, in hindsight, to have been inevitable.
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And, again, you look back in hindsight, you think should I have resisted harder?
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They rely on a physician's advice, which even with hindsight is hard to evaluate.
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"Watchmen" also arrived during what, in hindsight, was an annus mirabilis for comic books.
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And of course, there was that overconfidence, which, in hindsight, I am ashamed of.
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With hindsight, Mr. Trump's libertinism made him the perfect Trojan Horse for conservative values.
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"The criticism voiced in hindsight is unjustified and incomprehensible," Juncker said in a statement.
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They favor and advance populist instincts and in hindsight, since the significant Kennedy vs.
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In hindsight, we can see this was driven by reduced funding for public institutions.
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How does hindsight help us understand an event differently from people at the time?
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In hindsight, however, it is clear that this program was too narrow and underfunded.
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Less memorable and glamorous -- and more gritty and glum -- than hindsight makes it look.
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After all the cross country lawyer visits and second Halloweens, he now has hindsight.
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With the benefit of hindsight, Reznor was the perfect artist to soundtrack the 2010s.
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In hindsight, I don't think he was as loyal as he pretended to be.
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In hindsight, it reminds me of the final promise I made to my mom.
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Hindsight being 20/20 and all, we know that it very much was not.
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In hindsight, I didn't need them, but I felt like I should take something.
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Sure, in hindsight, Clinton and her team should have guarded themselves from that outcome.
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In hindsight, Dennington said, Loibl was saying things he now regards as weird and sad.
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But hindsight is 20/20, and my two weeks of minimum-effort bootcamp are over.
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And not all of Jony's influence over the past few years is pristine in hindsight.
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"Hindsight is always a wonderful thing," he said in an interview at SWIFT's London offices.
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Tuesday: The really bad day In hindsight, Monday looked like the calm before the storm.
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In hindsight, I should have been doing all the calculations prior to accepting the offer.
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In hindsight, I realize that I fell in love with girls when I was twelve.
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In hindsight, 290 had arguably the worst line-up of the festival's first five years.
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In hindsight, he admitted that his alcoholism "a hundred percent" hurt his relationship with Conrad.
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In hindsight, stiff French rolls and Bumpit buns are hair trends we'd rather not repeat.
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" Mulvaney repeated that he made a mistake, saying it was easy to see "in hindsight.
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In hindsight, it's difficult not to consider CEO Jack Conte's August tweet as an omen.
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It's only under a microscope with hindsight that the pattern of radicalization appears so clearly.
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Take this 2010 paper that finds simply washing hands negates a common human hindsight bias.
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" She says now, "In hindsight I look back and I realize what he was doing.
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But I think on hindsight, the market wasn't that ready for payments at that time.
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Still, with hindsight it is hard to imagine how they could have done much worse.
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In hindsight, he admits that his alcoholism "a hundred percent" hurt his relationship with Conrad.
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We talk about this all the time on a run, so it's funny in hindsight.
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It wasn't always comfortable (neither, in hindsight, are all our choices), but it was convincing.
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With hindsight health workers recognise that they should have done more to involve local people.
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As prescient as that looks in hindsight, could it really have been justified in advance?
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First, Messrs Grice and Obrecht point out that this approach is subject to hindsight bias.
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Even the pre-episode process of hyping up the big event was wrong, in hindsight.
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But it is one of those exhibitions that, with hindsight, one sees changed the game.
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With hindsight, however, she expresses a genuine love for where this music has taken her.
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"In hindsight, I appreciate that Arie did it when he did," she recently told PEOPLE.
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With hindsight the warnings of a potential commodities crash were there for everyone to see.
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Perhaps it is easy to say it with hindsight, but they could have argued for
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In hindsight, we should have come straight here the moment the taps were turned off.
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Despite the outcome of Scully's move, in hindsight, it was a move that made sense.
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These are often hilarious to read in hindsight—or, similarly, unfair for the undue expectations.
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But in hindsight, she probably regrets not adding "better producers" to her humble gift list.
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Now in hindsight, I was influenced by here's how I can raise money for it.
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Of course, with hindsight, having worked on the game, a bigger project, it's really different.
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With the benefit of some hindsight, I'd argue Apple only reinvented its own product line.
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Surveying their late eighties and early nineties heyday in hindsight, theirs was an incredible record.
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In hindsight, this was not something a rational brown male should've volunteered for so enthusiastically.
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I mean, in hindsight, I wish we could've walked away and avoided the whole thing.
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In recent years, benefiting from hindsight, some critics said Mr. Toffler had gotten much wrong.
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With the benefit of hindsight, Unilever was unambiguously correct to reject the Kraft Heinz bid.
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"In hindsight, our process wasn't adequate, and we reacted too quickly," the Blizzard CEO wrote.
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The signs may seem obvious now, though psychiatrists caution against what they call hindsight bias.
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In hindsight, the race was the first salvo in Moulton's continuing battle against party leadership.
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In hindsight, it was a practice I would now compare with a ritualized, sexualized violence.
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Now, with several years of hindsight, you have to wonder whether she missed her moment.
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In hindsight, it's very clever, but I can honestly say that I didn't get it.
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Taking it all in with a quarter-century's hindsight, I mostly felt a burst of
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Police violations of people's' rights can never be rectified in hindsight with "evidence" cops recover.
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In hindsight, everyone should've seen this coming—everyone assumed Hillary [Clinton] would just get in.
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Useful advice, usually given with the benefit of hindsight when you're looking after something valuable.
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One actor swap has become more meaningful in hindsight: the recasting of Ser Waymar Royce.
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In hindsight, it was a sign of how dominant the company would become this decade.
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In the year 2020 — the Year of Perfect Hindsight — another loser will join the club.
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It usually takes a certain amount of hindsight, but this era might be an exception.
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Still, even with the curse of hindsight, I can say I enjoyed my little outing.
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In hindsight I'm glad I chose it, though it wasn't a metaphor for my family.
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"In hindsight, I don't think the death penalty serves a meaningful purpose," he told me.
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But even in hindsight I think we chose the course most consistent with institutional values.
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In hindsight, they'll go back and find that there's some family or mental health issue.
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"Hindsight / is Good & Plenty I mean 20/20 / clearly / the worst American / candy," Pico writes.
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In hindsight, it is possible that the killings had happened by then, the sheriff said.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: Would you consider in hindsight the TARP program to have been a failure?
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Yet Exxon made some investment decisions that, with the benefit of hindsight, look poorly-timed.
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In hindsight it's impressive how much Face ID has seemingly improved at recognizing my gaze.
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In hindsight, Josh recognizes that he could've been more supportive regardless of their sexual disconnect.
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Of course, neither newspaper had the benefit of hindsight when they began publishing classified documents.
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As such, Link's Awakening shines even more in hindsight than it did at the time.
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"In hindsight, I mishandled that situation," Johansson told Vanity Fair in an interview published Tuesday.
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In hindsight, it is obvious that there was never going to be a happy ending.
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"In hindsight, I should have waited until I came back to order it," he said.
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" In hindsight, Shapiro said, being fired "would have been a great solution to my problems.
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Instead, they end up on defense, defending political decisions that don't look great in hindsight.
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In hindsight, if you were going to capture one night, you would've captured this night.
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Trump, on the other hand, was, in hindsight, speaking to the middle of the electorate.
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Their horror lies not in what they depict, but what, with hindsight, we know they ignore.
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"I think it's easy to criticize a movie in hindsight after so many years," she says.
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Last year may also be seen in hindsight as the year of the Death of Denial.
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In hindsight, the former Bachelor contestant doubts they would have been well-suited for each other.
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"In hindsight I absolutely wish I hadn't said that," he said in a wide-ranging interview.
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In hindsight, my focus on women of color wasn't something I strategically set out to do.
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Hindsight bias is kind of like the Monday morning quarterback effect: I knew it all along.
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In the wisdom and comfort of hindsight, experts can assess the world's response to emerging pandemics.
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But with hindsight these twin gestures are at last looking like the beginning of Bowie's revival.
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In hindsight, Rathburn says she regrets her actions but not for sticking up for her son.
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A simple problem in hindsight, but it was a total pain in the ass back then.
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With the benefit of hindsight, it's fairly easy to explain oil's plunge into a bear market.
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So, my teenhood SATC character allegiance was strong (and, in hindsight, about as basic as possible).
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What are some lessons learned over your career that you would do differently with hindsight now?
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Shortly after that split, Brody and Josie hooked up ... which, in hindsight, looks pretty rebound-y.
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In hindsight, I think that's how the game intends for you to deal with the problem.
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That's always easy to say in hindsight, but in the case of The Americans, it's true.
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At times in history Catholics and Jews faced similar slurs, which in hindsight look simply absurd.
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Hindsight, research, and common sense make the blood-type diet almost laughable in its intricate illogic.
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I did my first stand-up show at 15, which is kind of amazing in hindsight.
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The cause was most likely a delicious meal the previous day -- now deeply regretted in hindsight.
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In hindsight, I had a lot to bring to the table and should have leveraged that.
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"In hindsight, I don't know what I could have done differently," Kohan told Vox last year.
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"In hindsight, I appreciate that Arie did it when he did," says Kufrin of the breakup.
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In countries with long traditions of pet-keeping, these changes may be visible only with hindsight.
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In hindsight, I really had no business because I also have this very big day job.
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And with the hindsight we have from 1992, we know we can't go back from here.
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In hindsight, it's clear Apple made the right decision to not go with the iPod interface.
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In hindsight, I think that was a pretty naïve attitude for all of us to have.
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In hindsight, it's hard to defend my decision to embark on a five-day juice cleanse.
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I mean – in hindsight I wish we could have walked away and avoided the whole thing.
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Looking at my first year as a parent in hindsight, I choose to see the victories.
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In hindsight, one official said, McMaster should have taken questions Monday night after his brief statement.
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They say hindsight is 20/20 — and that's particularly true when it comes to retirement saving.
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Dara Lind: In hindsight, throughout history, it often seems there's a partnership between inside and outside.
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It's big at the time but with hindsight it's only really a beginning of something else.
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Failure to do so will ensure the campaign slogan for the next presidential election: Hindsight 2020.
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In hindsight, Vista was a great example of how Microsoft missed the sea change of mobile.
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But in hindsight, Curry said, it was an important season for himself and for the organization.
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In hindsight, it would come to resemble many of Trump's real estate pursuits in Eastern Europe.
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"In hindsight I see it for what it was: I was a drug addict," he said.
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"In hindsight, I think Hamilton and Burr would have made a different decision," Ms. Schantz said.
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As I look back, I can definitely attest to the notion that hindsight is 20/20.
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"In hindsight, I wish we could have walked away and avoided the whole thing," he said.
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But with a year's worth of hindsight it is increasingly difficult to keep up this charade.
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There is no time to take a few paces back and enjoy the comforts of hindsight.
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The move looks better with hindsight given the turmoil that has swept Libya since Gaddafi's fall.
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And yet she has not given that credit or acknowledged that, in hindsight, she should have.
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He replied that he was "stunned" by the request and should have done more in hindsight.
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Hindsight makes it easy to say trading Donaldson last winter was the smart thing to do.
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Every part of the plan was evident, every reason behind every tweak now obvious in hindsight.
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In hindsight, I think that he was just there to make money off of honest people.
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In hindsight, it is clear that the team at Ice Pick Lodge were fixing little things.
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I experimented with intermittent fasting (which, in hindsight, was a way for me to justify starvation).
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The hype was semi-justified, too, but hindsight can now send that myth spiralling into oblivion.
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In hindsight, that was very telling about his character, and his disregard for consensual sexual boundaries.
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Despite the benefit of hindsight, it hasn't registered and is not a part of mainstream dialogue.
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SHOULD HE IN HINDSIGHT HAVE FORGONE THE END OF THE YEAR – LAST YEAR'S INCOME RATE RISE?
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In hindsight, this may well have been a manifestation of the Alzheimer's that eventually killed him.
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" He added, "In hindsight, it was staring me right in the face and I missed it.
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In hindsight, I realise that this was very likely the Miramax smear campaign in full swing.
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But 16 years later, with 20/20 hindsight, we can allow our perspectives to go wider.
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"In hindsight, we could have done a larger transaction," Sick told Reuters in a phone interview.
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As frustrating as this can be in hindsight, the movie, while it's playing, is unfailingly engrossing.
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Does the prospect of open war make the Obama-Kerry nuclear deal look better in hindsight?
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In hindsight, this shift to the Baroque might not be as improbable as it first appeared.
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Dom: In hindsight, we've been given the opportunity to do something we love doing every day.
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Do you believe the previous techniques, now armed with hindsight, do you believe they were immoral?
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With hindsight, many argue that Italy and Spain worsened their outbreak by imposing lockdown measures gradually.
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In hindsight, Kvitova said it might have been a mistake to play at Wimbledon this year.
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"The significance of the Martinique period comes with hindsight," Professor Pope said in a telephone interview.
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Of course, perspective in hindsight is different than it is at the time things are happening.
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It's one of those things that maybe you only realize is a good move in hindsight.
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In hindsight, it was my job to get to the bottom of it — and I didn't.
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Taken together, it creates a dialogue where hindsight and heat-of-the-moment feelings can collide.
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"In hindsight, I would not have taken that trip knowing what I know now," he said.
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In hindsight, he wished he knew that his happiness comes from himself, not from financial independence.
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Even that testimony is beginning to look like an unwise risk for the President in hindsight.
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"In hindsight, we were relieved we didn't win it, because we've never renovated anything before," Mrs.
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He condemns all massacres and human rights violations, and, in hindsight, has no discernible factional loyalty.
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With hindsight, we now know the outcome of this decision and the political consequences that followed.
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Let hindsight teach you the signs you missed that your boyfriend was not a nice guy.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, Mai admits that in hindsight, she wasn't ready to wed.
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In hindsight, Democrats believe Kerry was taken by surprise by the attacks and shouldn't have been.
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My original clue was "da Vinci's canon of proportions" — which, in hindsight, was far too obscure.
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Like a lot of paradigm-shifting inventions, the solid-body electric guitar seems inevitable in hindsight.
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In hindsight, though, his friends said maybe Hairston had become more forgetful, a bit less predictable.
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In hindsight, it's clear North Korea didn't forget; it just took them time to be ready.
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In hindsight, there's always going to be a missed opportunity that could have prevented a tragedy.
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In hindsight, I find my best studios are the ones where I did my best work.
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Their star wattage just wasn't bright enough yet for voters, and hindsight is always 20/20.
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At the time, a lot these songs blended together, but in hindsight a few gems have emerged.
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In hindsight, traders should have been more sceptical that a Beltway outsider could radically shake up Washington.
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" On putting himself out there for love "In hindsight you can always go back and change things.
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In hindsight, it's hard to imagine anyone other than Thicke, who died Tuesday, in Jason Seaver's shoes.
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Fabulous was incubated at Duke University's Center for Advanced Hindsight, which is led by Professor Dan Ariely.
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At the time I didn't think that was bad or unusual, but in hindsight that isn't ok.
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There is still a good chance that the original Trump-Cruz skepticism will look good in hindsight.
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The causes of political change can only be understood with hindsight, and we have little dispassionate distance.
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This turned out to be a poorly considered question and, in hindsight, his response makes perfect sense.
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In hindsight, it's clear that actual global industrial production growth started slowing at the end of 2017.
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In hindsight, Amazon kicking off the cloud wars isn't as unlikely as it seemed at the time.
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"In hindsight, I should never have agreed to meet with Dr Ayala on that day," he wrote.
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Mr. Hancock shows no sign of misgivings about those circumstances, either in the moment or in hindsight.
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He said only in the 7th round he stopped for a minute, [...] you know, it's in hindsight.
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In hindsight, the pivotal year was 2007, when the credit crunch started and the iPhone was launched.
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The design is clearly conveying defiance, but with 40 years of hindsight, the aesthetic is comfortingly familiar.
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Obvious in hindsight, this design tweak makes the headphones simultaneously cooler to look at and more informative.
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His words may seem prophetic in hindsight, but his triumphs at Chelsea happened by calculation and design.
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TC: What would you tell startups with the hindsight of what happened with Dropbox's valuation hype cycle?
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Clinton has said that in hindsight she regretted using a private email system while secretary of state.
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In hindsight, then, maybe it would have been better if Google had shut down Google+ years ago.
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In hindsight, it's easy to forget, say, how much of a struggle the earliest Android phones had.
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In hindsight, I cringe that I wore something that so blatantly perpetuated the "Jewish American Princess" stereotype.
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This optimism manifested itself in some extremely bullish forecasts, which seem ridiculous with the benefit of hindsight.
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Farenthold told CNN he called aides that it "in jest," but that in hindsight, "it wasn't appropriate."
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Now, armed with a few years of hindsight, she realizes how much she had ahead of her.
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Two leaders who, in hindsight, made Fillmore seem not so bad — just wishy-washy, Charlie Brown-style.
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They both admit to regretting the Kenny Loggins release notes, which in hindsight they agree were incomprehensible.
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NOT AS MANY WARNING SIGNS AS WILL BE AVAILABLE TO ME IN HINDSIGHT AFTER THERE'S A PROBLEM.
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In hindsight, I know my refusal to accept the diagnosis came largely from a place of shame.
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With hindsight, it seems inevitable that Abbott's freedom—he was released in June 1981—was short-lived.
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No, I think all those things were in place at the time—hindsight is a wonderful thing.
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But I kept going, no matter how pathetic it may have seemed, or does seem in hindsight.
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In hindsight, one point is clear: Free music streaming is fair only for original, home-based music.
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With the benefit of hindsight, there is hope that we can move toward a more progressive future.
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However, she admitted that with the benefit of hindsight, she "could have tried harder" to do so.
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But still, in hindsight, it might look like the easiest part of her last term in office.
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In hindsight this should have been a warning to May that Trump wasn't coming to help her.
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In hindsight, one of these mistakes was to separate security from IT. We need to correct that.
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Conclusions about whether a country's emissions have peaked are definitive only in hindsight, years after the fact.
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Of course, many people easily recall failures, which suggests that hindsight bias is not all that powerful.
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Read More: A Couple Find Instant Attraction, Longtime Love, Then Discord With Hindsight in the Rearview Mirror
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The newest work, "Hindsight," exposed a weakness, which in some ways offered the most food for thought.
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The press and public perception of him was, in hindsight, both fair and exaggerated, Oli tells me.
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With the benefit of hindsight, we wish we had notified people whose information may have been impacted.
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I thought it was a turn-on, but in hindsight that was one of many red flags.
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We now know with the gift of hindsight that it worked the second time around, but why?
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I think there's a lot of hindsight, a lot of questions about what we could have done.
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"There were a lot of concerns amongst people that, in hindsight, seemed quite silly," Mr. Bodkin said.
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But in hindsight, I realize that this was very likely the Miramax smear campaign in full swing.
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Maybe, in hindsight crystal clear, the title's annoying apostrophe should have been a clue to its ambitions.
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During the conversation, he alluded to his core beliefs in a way that, in hindsight, was chilling.
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"Rehab," for example, is so deeply upsetting, especially in hindsight, but it was still smiley and fun.
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It certainly looks that way in hindsight, because those benefits are now thoroughly integrated into our lives.
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This company celebrates its 20th anniversary with a new work called "Hindsight" that confronts memory and reflection.
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That presumption could lead a foreign power to miscalculate; after all, miscalculations are only miscalculations in hindsight.
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With hindsight, Davenport wished she had not waited until she was 31 to have her first child.
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With the benefit of hindsight, it is now clear that there is much more to the story.
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With 2020 hindsight, this smacks keenly of sexism -- not to mention a poor understanding of mental illness.
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"In hindsight, the measures required to continue operations at the plant were unacceptable," the Swiss company said.
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Lamenting the Obama administration's low-key passive response to Russia's attack obviously depends on 20/20 hindsight.
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" Cuban continued, saying, "In hindsight, it was staring me right in the face and I missed it.
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SARA EISEN: Anything you would've done differently now that you have hindsight in terms of the programs?
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BAKER: But do you think in hindsight, given that—— TRUMP: What was the purpose in repeating that?
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In hindsight, energy policy during the 20th century was unusually global and concentrated due to oil's dominance.
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However, it is often only possible to identify the final year of a patient's life in hindsight.
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He had a cautious outlook, but in hindsight, his presidency was marked by acts of political courage.
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In hindsight, his perseverance and patience are as superhuman as the unrivaled scope of The Arcades Project.
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I think it's, in hindsight, really surprising, like almost remarkable, that Stripe had not happened before Stripe.
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You think about how disruptive what they were doing was ... and actually in hindsight, the value they could've offered in fixing the mobile problem that broadcast has and TV has, they actually offered a solution that in hindsight probably would've been good for TV programmers, but they couldn't see.
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In hindsight, John identifies the party that nobody came to as a pivotal moment in his own development.
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And in hindsight, many believe its skillful use of 3D filmmaking techniques obscured its lack of substance: Hey.
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And in hindsight, it&aposs pretty clear that the House Republicans knew what was coming down the pike.
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It feels a little premature to talk about a 2020 recession … without the benefit of 20-20 hindsight.
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The Magic Link's slogan — "It Clears Your Desk, It Clears Your Mind" — perfectly encapsulates the irony of hindsight.
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Recharacterization allows the luxury of applying perfect hindsight to go back in time and unwind a tax strategy.
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He proceeded to continue to come onto me for three months, in hindsight, it was definitely sexual harassment.
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Back in April, Bloomberg profiled Krieger and Systrom, and in hindsight, their departures were already being hinted at.
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"In hindsight, this is what they should have launched the deal with," one analyst said of the changes.
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In hindsight, Apple's viewpoint for how they support special education makes total sense if you understand their ethos.
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In fact, the pattern is so predictable that in hindsight, it makes some characters' deaths feel less shocking.
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That's in addition to 2,000 emails that were "upclassified," or determined to have classified information only in hindsight.
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Because, in hindsight, these allegations were alluded to in lyrics about mistreating women that we romanticized as teenagers.
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She ultimately said it was a matter of convenience and that in hindsight it was the wrong decision.
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With the benefit of hindsight, we can see that Facebook developed the conditions that allowed Snapchat to flourish.
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The story is told in hindsight, after Chinonso's pursuit of Ndali has played out to its tragic end.
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But that's a compressed version of the tale, and one that is, in hindsight, a bit too kind.
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Either way, allowing a founder so much voting power looks like its own kind of mismanagement in hindsight.
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SLOAN: YOU KNOW, HINDSIGHT IS A GREAT THING BECAUSE YOU'RE INCREDIBLY INTELLIGENT BECAUSE YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED.
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The final week of the Republican primary was essentially a formality, but in hindsight an exceptionally important formality.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. In hindsight, the signs were there right from the start.
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"That day was pivotal for me because in hindsight, I wished I had made better judgment," she admits.
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The rise of the granny panty might be one of those changes, although it'll take hindsight to know.
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We had a great rivalry and looking back with hindsight and seeing how much we pushed each other.
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Then with hindsight, I was really able to understand the growth that occurred when I took that space.
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In hindsight, perhaps Thiel's real criticism here wasn't about breaking the rules, but rather making sure you win.
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Sandmann says, in hindsight, he wishes he would've just walked when Nathan Phillips came up to him drumming.
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In hindsight, however, this work appears to have come at a high cost to those who did it.
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"In hindsight, the last 10 years were easy," Kewsong Lee, co-chief executive of the Carlyle Group, said.
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I think the divorce rates among the POWs were extraordinarily high so in hindsight it's probably not unexpected.
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With 2200 years of hindsight, the old Pen-F looks very much like an object from the '2300s.
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Mr Chollet reckons that this president's foreign policy will look pretty good too once hindsight kicks in. Maybe.
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In hindsight, he says he can see where her campaign went wrong: She didn't have good T-shirts.
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But there's one moment that sticks out as a little embarrassing for her — and extremely funny in hindsight.
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In hindsight, that seems like a good move, but many had feared that Microsoft's alternative wouldn't compete well.
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And in hindsight, it all happened because Obama acquiesced in advance to the Republican framing of the standoff.
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Chilcot also contradicted Blair's assumption that hindsight was required to know about the consequences of the Iraq invasion.
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"I must confess it was wholly remiss of me not to pixelate his face in hindsight," he said.
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"In hindsight, this must be seen as a mistake," senior Novartis spokesman Michael Willi said of the contract.
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In hindsight, I think it's a virtual loop as partnerships tend to be smaller and hires are infrequent.
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In fact, the likely result may in hindsight have been apparent even before the first ballots were cast.
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"Now looking back, we say 'Oh my God', but this is in hindsight, looking back," Ms. Carrión said.
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In hindsight, the era of white fear seems most remarkable for having lasted as long as it did.
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Here is a breakdown of what happened that day, and what it all means, with benefit of hindsight.
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Asked about whether, in hindsight, he would change the makeup of the team, Coach John Tortorella was defiant.
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The question is whether they will move quickly enough and with sharp foresight as well as clear hindsight.
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But in hindsight, he and others realized additional money for infrastructure could have boosted the economy even more.
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Disclosures that feel like relationship builders in the moment can wind up as obvious no-nos with hindsight.
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What elevates the series is the way it looks back on its inspirations with the benefit of hindsight.
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With the benefit of hindsight, it's easy to see the source of U.S. President Donald Trump's electoral appeal.
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And with hindsight, it's easy to see some of the ways in which we had an appealing game.
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We didn't understand that, but if you'll think about it in hindsight, you had to call every hotel.
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Steampunk wasn't officially steampunk yet, and this proved quite hard—and in hindsight amusing—to explain to people.
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Hindsight being 20/20, I was a business neophyte when the song came out, and a celebrity neophyte.
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It's only in hindsight that Machado is able to see how toxic and damaging that moment truly was.
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With hindsight, it's clear that it was neither a breakthrough discovery nor the main cause of the decline.
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On the debate stage, Mr. Bloomberg has framed it as a wrong decision in hindsight, now behind him.
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But in hindsight, the esoteric electro track feels like a dry run for 1998's Ray of Light.
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And George W. Bush made what in hindsight was a classic first-impression misread of Vladimir V. Putin.
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In hindsight ... Corinne calling herself a victim probably didn't help the situation -- something Chris didn't press her on.
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Clinton's campaign in hindsight, and appeared with Mr. Sanders at the largest rally of his re-election campaign.
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"With hindsight, there was a pattern, but at the time the pattern was not discernible," Mr. Fichtner said.
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Delbanco aims to balance his antislavery allegiances with caution about the smugness that can come with historical hindsight.
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He left those who knew him to reconcile the death with the life, to find hints in hindsight.
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Mr. Comey defended his decisions and said the inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, had the benefit of hindsight.
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"Well have some slowing, and I hope in hindsight it will turn out to be transitory," Kaplan said.
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With hindsight it now seems that racism didn't so much disappear as retreat to the margins of society.
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In hindsight, that decision left me grappling with how things could have been different if I had stayed.
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I realized in hindsight that if I had followed my instincts, there would have been a different outcome.
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So the answer to the question whether it was worth it for Mr. Wertkin is simple in hindsight.
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Below are all the clues I spotted as I re-devoured the stories with the benefit of hindsight.
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With the benefit of hindsight, we believe the 1994-1995 analogue is more applicable to the current environment.
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In hindsight, 2008, the year of Sarah Palin, was also the year when literary conservatism went into eclipse.
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As is often the case in dramas, the ending is predictable – but only with the benefit of hindsight.
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But, in hindsight, I might have been glossing over the facts when I said that I'd rescued it.
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Was that actually the case, and if so, do you feel that was the right move in hindsight?
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In hindsight, size seems crucial — and not just for the edge of exclusivity that makes a must-see.
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Google made the (questionable, in hindsight) decision to launch Glass as a consumer product for $1,500 in 2013.
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Hindsight makes it easy to say that people should have known it was too dangerous to live there.
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What's more, much mediocre work from the past has slipped into oblivion, creating a kind of hindsight bias.
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While hindsight does make the whole thing seem a little funny, the severity of the storm system was intense.
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It's of course easy to say that with hindsight, but the group certainly pulled out from Syria too late.
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I managed to rationalize away reading about it — but in hindsight, of course I was breaking my Trumpcation rules.
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Those boundaries can also be shifted even in hindsight, massaged into a post-facto justification for bad male behavior.
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Also, hindsight is 20/20, and anyone can be a good investor if they could go back in time.
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Given the stakes of Milwaukee turnout, failing to match Obama's ground game there seems like a mistake in hindsight.
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In hindsight, I guess we didn't give ourselves enough credit for being able to create interesting and lasting material.
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But Comey did say he wished the bureau could have been more aggressive in warning the DNC in hindsight.
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In hindsight, I think those two hours saved our lives, even if it didn't save us from the horror.
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Schwartz then chimed in to reveal that, in hindsight, there's one change they would have made to the storyline.
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In hindsight perhaps it's on the nose that the McKinsey guy would be the one to master caucus math.
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Hindsight may be 20/20, but Aesop's fable of "The Grasshopper and the Ant" has been around for centuries.
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It's also a warning to be humble: what we thought made us cool in 2006 looks dorky in hindsight.
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In hindsight, it was simply inevitable: Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) hit puberty and became a whole new man.
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" An ex-member says that in hindsight, they see how true that is: "So much of it was manipulative.
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Earlier on Thursday, Suu Kyi said that in hindsight, her government could have handled the Rakhine State situation better.
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And then in hindsight, when you have to talk about it, now I certainly see how much it fits.
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Do you believe the previous techniques — now armed with hindsight — do you believe they were immoral, yes or no?
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Each encounter is unique and requires officers to make split-second decisions without the benefit of 20/20 hindsight.
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Though Doucet, herself, did not consider her work intentionally feminist at the time, in hindsight, she acknowledges this reading.
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"Hindsight is always 20/20, but it was very hard for awhile trying to figure it out," she said.
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" In hindsight, he said they weren't speaking Arabic, but the whole time they were actually shouting "om telolet om.
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So, he took steps that, in hindsight, might seem ill-advised: he and Ewing racked up credit card debt.
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So Beyerdynamic has done what's obvious in hindsight by illuminating the inner periphery of the cups with informative colors.
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Years later, on a whim, I decided to sell the necklace and earrings and in hindsight always regretted it.
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Countdown raked in the dollars despite its bad reviews, with audiences agreeing, in hindsight, it was probably worth skipping.
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" She continues, "And in hindsight, as a parent, you have these revelations like, 'I shoud've let her catch it.
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In hindsight, even the hopelessly romantic singer has come to see the error of his break-up devastation ways.
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"While it was controversial when it was proposed, in hindsight today, it has been a no-brainer," he said.
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In hindsight, the beginning and end also feel somewhat rushed, ostensibly to present the policemen's viciousness in painstaking detail.
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This isn't 20/20 hindsight — I'd argue that these are products of innovation processes in need of finer tuning.
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In hindsight, I also recognize that even certain black men in my life enabled shitty responses to shitty circumstances.
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IN HINDSIGHT, motorists (your correspondent especially) should have been more sceptical about Volkswagen's claims for its small diesel cars.
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Still, reading the media coverage ahead of the event offers a muddled picture, even with the benefit of hindsight.
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In hindsight I wish I'd been there in '81 to see the classic line-up twice in one year.
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With the benefit of hindsight, the real answer to all our questions now seems obvious: There was no plan.
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In hindsight, the vajazzling phenomenon — the iconic '00s trend of adorning your waxed pubic area with rhinestones — seems inevitable.
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In hindsight, I dunno if I should have been like, 'Yo, we should write a song together right now!
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"In hindsight, I wish I'd spent more than an hour on Photoshop, because the petition took off," he said.
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Yael: 203/20 hindsight, but I feel like the guard had bad peripheral vision, and he was super slow.
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Also, in my 20/20 hindsight backseat hacking, I think they should've disabled all the security guards' elevator access.
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Do you believe the previous techniques, now armed with hindsight, do you believe they were immoral, yes or no?
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From there it was a short hop—at least in Edwardian hindsight—to the industrial revolution and free trade.
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In a letter to Warner Wednesday, she said that in "hindsight" the agency should not have used the techniques.
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Their logic is — in hindsight — brilliant, because there is no better catalyst for major policy change than a crisis.
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But Willman is confident that his skills will be appreciated, at least in hindsight, as Statcast transforms his sport.
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Hindsight bias is when people claim to have predicted an outcome that was impossible to predict at the time.
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In hindsight, it is clear that his personal character and approaches to pressing issues were what guided his actions.
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" In hindsight, Mr. Norquist said, Mr. Trump should have simply said, "I've paid every dollar in taxes I owed.
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In hindsight, stretching ourselves to accommodate this person could have advanced our roadmap by as much as a year.
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"We now have twelve years of knowledge and hindsight and we live in a very different world," he said.
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Only with the benefit of hindsight do I see how dissatisfied I was with both of my previous careers.
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Still, such judgments are easy in hindsight, and it is possible that, given time, this would have been resolved.
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With our historical hindsight, we leave the exhibit wondering what more Americans could have done to help the victims.
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It was probably an awkward moment for the President, but in hindsight, I think I did the right thing.
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In hindsight, it is clear that the Russian and American administrations have both contributed to the current bilateral freeze.
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In September, Suu Kyi said that, with hindsight, her government could have better handled the situation in Rakhine state.
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I think a lot of the themes on the record appeared as I was making it, often in hindsight.
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In hindsight, it's pretty clear why Mophie opted not to become one of the uniVERSE's third-party accessory providers.
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In hindsight, that seems so soon after, but four weeks is the longest we've ever gone without having sex.
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It's only in hindsight that I'm coming to understand the full scope of screamo's late 90s/early 2000s reach.
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In hindsight, it's so obvious that the way I tried to handle my partners' depression wasn't healthy or sustainable.
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Some were obvious at the time, others only in hindsight, but most have been a combination of the two.
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Hindsight is 20/20, but after this tragedy ... Mark says the industry has to be better about policing itself.
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In hindsight, maybe pairing Haring with Ancient Egyptian art is an obvious juxtaposition for any transhistorically-minded art nerd.
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" And some consolation for wounded investors, from Bloomberg: "Not even hindsight could have helped you make money this year.
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He remains cleareyed about the impact of his reporting and what it has meant with the hindsight of history.
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The title of the puzzle, "Buzz Cut," does help today, although this is hindsight speaking — no hairstyles are involved.
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"In hindsight, we should have made this report eight months earlier when he separated from the university," he wrote.
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The period detail is impressive, but there's no romanticism for dirty old New York or easy-in-hindsight superiority.
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Engineers caution that the difference between a serious weakness and a catastrophic one might be evident only in hindsight.
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In hindsight, he said, he wished he had voiced his concerns through official channels and not the news media.
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Looking back, these past 12 months made me realize the truth of that old adage: hindsight is 20/20.
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Recession worries, which in hindsight look overdone, caused the S&P 500's worst December since the Great Depression.
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The good news for New York and other states weighing cannabis legalization is they'll have the benefit of hindsight.
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ROSE With hindsight, you have probably realized that it was a mistake to make such an open-ended offer.
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It's only in hindsight that you see that what had been before you was a giant, momentum-gathering slope.
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"In hindsight, I wish we would have taken more action and would have done things more quickly," he said.
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In hindsight, married people agree three costs were worth the money: The bride's dress, the wedding cake and photography.
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"With the benefit of hindsight, it seems all too obvious how and why trouble struck," wrote strategists at DWS.
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" He told the two publications that in hindsight the agency should have alerted the public to "dozens of spills.
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Dijon looks at the past through a broken mirror, so his hindsight isn't 20/20—but it's beautiful anyway.
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With hindsight they suddenly see a prediction about a shocking cartoon character who becomes leader of the world, fulfilled.
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In hindsight, "Watchmen" was wise to introduce its new pieces before peeling back the ties to its deeper mythology.
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In hindsight, he said, the Jazz offered a blueprint of sorts for how he would deal with the Timberwolves.
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With hindsight, it was clear that the operators, particularly Wynn, miscalculated their expansion during the boom years, he added.
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"Senator, it's a signal we should have been alert to, and in hindsight it's one we missed," Stretch said.
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With hindsight, he said, maybe he should have started thinking about colleges when he was in the ninth grade.
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Save yourself the trouble of looking like a backward dumpster fire in hindsight for not having an inclusive space.
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I felt provoked and in hindsight, like with Kathryn, I wish I had just said my apologies and walked away.
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"In hindsight, some of the stuff that they're requiring right now maybe should have been done back then," McGuire said.
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In hindsight, I was misbehaving not because I was a bad person, but because I was a very young person.
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A look at the last few days of his life provides some clues in hindsight that all was not well.
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She was playing in a lake and in hindsight, I know I was standing way too far from the water.
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Even with 20/20 hindsight I never would have guessed he was at risk for serious depression, let alone suicide.
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That was the company's actual first fully electric vehicle, something that's obvious in hindsight when you look at the specs.
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Hormones are raging, you're inexperienced and shy, and things that seem insane in hindsight make perfect sense in the moment.
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"I think, you know, hindsight is 20/20," Hillary Clinton said of the meeting in an interview with NBC News.
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Trump gravitated toward those who played to his instincts -- which, in hindsight, weren't in his best interest, two advisers said.
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King's characters didn't have the benefit of hindsight, however, and their misfortunes still haunt many of us to this day.
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With hindsight I know it was the beginning of my "wedding comedown" and, it turns out, I definitely wasn't alone.
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Whatever reasons they gave years ago for why unlimited data plans had to go just sound like BS in hindsight.
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Now that we know he was unarmed and, in hindsight, seemingly not an actual imminent threat, the case appears heartbreaking.
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And that number got down below 9 in November 2008, which in hindsight was a golden opportunity to buy stocks.
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Obviously the lyrics to the song are not 'oooh I wanna pizza body', but in hindsight I wish they were.
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In hindsight, it seems bonkers that Prince wrote a whole album tied to Batman—the No. 1 smash "Batdance" remains
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"I guess I just didn't think that hard about it, which in hindsight was pretty silly of me," Jacala said.
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"In hindsight I see it for what it was: I was a drug addict," he told the Times' Jon Caramanica.
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In hindsight, do you feel lucky that this isn't the one you'd have to try and recreate over and over?
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Even in hindsight — and this has been one of the world's most painful experiences — I would make the same decision.
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If we pretend this discussion were taking place five years ago, we can trade Trout with the benefit of hindsight.
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In 2009, the two bands toured together and, in hindsight, it was more significant than it seemed at the time.
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In hindsight, he thought, the landmark, bipartisan carbon tax swap deal in 2024 helped make this sort of thing possible.
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"In hindsight, I look at things and wondered if that was the disease, or if that was him," Jennifer recalls.
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"I'm sure they're sitting around in hindsight thinking, yeah, we probably could have thought that one through better," said Walls.
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In hindsight, I think I wanted her interest, her acknowledgment that it was okay, because I respected her so much.
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Last year's vision of the future video was the most spectacular yet, and in hindsight it's easy to see why.
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Hindsight is 20/20, and with 2020 approaching, what better way to use astrology than to learn from your past?
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Pivotal moments are often recognizable only in hindsight; decisions that seem minor at the time turn out to mean everything.
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The marriage of reason was not, in hindsight, reasonable at all; it was often expedient, narrow-minded, snobbish and exploitative.
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In hindsight, I always thought Rice would have been a smarter choice than Roger Goodell, who became commissioner in 2006.
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But one of its most important decisions, in hindsight, was to exempt any fuel aboard international flights from customs duty.
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Contemporaries like Ivan Turgenev thought Herzen's embrace of the peasantry was sentimental foolishness, but in hindsight, Herzen's instincts were farsighted.
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However, if Republican alternatives prosper over the long term and deliver results, Obama's presidency could seem less successful in hindsight.
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And I will say that as someone who gets to say that in hindsight, 'cause I'm not that decider anymore.
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The trolls' predictable (in hindsight) behavior may never have occurred to someone who has never been bullied on social media.
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"I don't think so," she told reporter Jessica Flores when asked if she would consider it "a failure" in hindsight.
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In hindsight, a failure now to rein in the seemingly inevitable escalation in tensions with Iran could be judged calamitous.
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But in hindsight, it's made me good at observation, pretty good at appreciating different points of view and hugely adaptable.
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Creative ideas are logical in hindsight, but that doesn't mean that they could have been reached by logic in foresight.
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The words of Flynn on the day he pleaded guilty then take on even more resonance with a year's hindsight.
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In hindsight, I should have spoken with my aunt about making the decision to defer payments for a few months.
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Hopefully, we have learned something and have a little hindsight in 2020 to avoid an untested, uncontested presidential run again.
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In hindsight (and if I could do it again) I would grow the business slower and manage the growth rate.
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This was Prince at his creative apex, in the middle of a four-album stretch that seems impossible in hindsight.
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First up is Activision's Grand Prix, which in hindsight was a bit of an odd way to design a racer.
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Bush supporters might view that decision calculus as unethical, but I suspect many Nader voters would not, particularly in hindsight.
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In hindsight, Reva was a pioneer: She was the only friend who ever really dared to try to know me.
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With historical hindsight, we can hear it, too, as the annunciatory trumpet of the 19703th century, just around the bend.
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In hindsight, I think the clip was particularly problematic since you don't see many black faces around Cambridge at all.
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This activity will slowly ramp until suddenly Apple reveals a product — and then the strategy will become obvious in hindsight.
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We did Nouns and then the Losing Feeling EP, when, in hindsight, we could've just made the whole LP then.
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I DON'T SEE THEM BUT YOU NEVER DO UNTIL AFTER THE FACT WHEN EVERYBODY IN HINDSIGHT REMEMBERS HAVING SEEN THEM.
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I was not there, and never would I second-guess any victim's actions from afar with the benefit of hindsight.
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As Ware annotates, he revises with the eye of hindsight, explaining influences and offering behind-the-scene anecdotes as context.
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" Seven years later he explained he was merely using "inclusive language," which "with hindsight I would rather not have used.
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" In Slate, Willa Paskin wrote, "The pilot of Friends was not particularly well-reviewed, but it plays well in hindsight.
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He threw for four touchdowns in a game that, with the benefit of hindsight, doesn't even rank among his best.
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With the benefit of seven years of hindsight, I would dial the ambition of the theme answers back a bit!
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In hindsight, my mother acknowledges that she wanted to "pull the plug" too soon because she became overwhelmed by fear.
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"People in hindsight decided the market over-reacted," said Stephen Massocca, Senior Vice President at Wedbush Securities in San Francisco.
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In hindsight, it is easy to criticize any specific action, but in total the government succeeded in avoiding a calamity.
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But there have also been reputable scientists who concocted theories that, in hindsight, seem woefully misguided, if not downright wacky.
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At the time, he took that as rejection, but in hindsight he realized it was her way of saving him.
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"We go, and then suddenly things turn bad for some reason that will look really obvious in hindsight," he said.
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With the benefit of hindsight, it was also in that moment that [we saw] the entire world really opening up.
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Stuart London, one of Officer Haste's lawyers, said his client's actions were being judged in hindsight and by their outcome.
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At age 12, he says he developed "a fascination" with a classmate that in hindsight was obviously just a crush.
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Each of these decreases in the voting age may have been controversial at the time, but they're uncontroversial in hindsight.
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Kelly told The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday that he would not have handled the Porter matter differently in hindsight.
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However, he stressed that whether this is a peak earnings year is impossible to know in advance, only in hindsight.
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With hindsight, can we see it clearly as something more than a piece of overwrought juvenilia from a brilliant dramatist?
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Still, under questioning from Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, he also said that in hindsight he should have declined.
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Real life is happening, as boring and confusing and riveting as it usually appears without the magnifying lens of hindsight.
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Martin did not always seem to make the best plot choices, the kind that seemed obvious in hindsight to the showrunners.
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In hindsight, Eller says that even though she hates cell phones, she should have taken hers with her into the forest.
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Learning how to rebuild With the gift of hindsight, Ana now sees that she moved in with David much too soon.
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In hindsight, it wasn't us fucking around 'cause we were above any of the glad-handing that was expected of us.
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"In hindsight, had she stayed and called the police, she probably would not have been charged with a crime," he says.
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In hindsight, maybe we should have huddled around and talked about it but it just, it just, I couldn't handle it.
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However unnatural this bold shoulder may seem in hindsight, it worked to mimic the authoritative, broad shoulders emphasized in menswear suiting.
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P.R.-wise, communication-wise, the way it was drafted, I would have done it differently, but easy to say with hindsight.
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Yet Simons, who narrowly avoided transportation to a death camp, refuses to let the grief of hindsight darken her effervescent story.
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WITH hindsight Shawki Hayel, Yemen's most successful industrialist, made a mistake putting his food-processing plant in his hometown of Taiz.
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The three singles that Rihanna released in 2015 didn't make the cut for the final product — which makes sense in hindsight.
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How do you feel about your smuggling days now that you can look back on them with the gift of hindsight?
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"Let us reflect on the obvious but neglected lesson that state-sanctioned discrimination never looks good and never works in hindsight."
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With the benefit of hindsight, a time-travelling statistician could have used the social-media numbers to produce deadly accurate forecasts.
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In hindsight, it probably would've been cheaper to take a cab to the glass studio, but where's the fun in that?
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The Zelensky policy adviser wondered, in hindsight, whether engaging with unofficial emissaries like Giuliani under any circumstances had been a mistake.
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"We can see in hindsight that this early battle contained hints of things to come," Mr. Gleick said in a statement.
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An amazing thing happened on Saturday morning and, contrary to many expectations, in hindsight it was gloriously predictable: The sun rose.
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In hindsight, it's really simple and yet, at the time, it was probably extraordinarily difficult to your wrap your head around.
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With hindsight, he conceded that his earlier performances at the Games had been shaken by the pressure of the global spotlight.
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In hindsight, it now feels much more like a tease, and we now have two Toto covers by Weezer to enjoy.
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In hindsight, how naïve were we to imagine that the massacre at Columbine High might prove to be the tipping point?
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In hindsight, The Bachelor was probably meant to be more of a baby farm than it actually turned out to be.
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Largely faithful to the comics, the film tells a straightforward origin story -- in hindsight, an area where Marvel has generally excelled.
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In hindsight, it might have been wiser to have delayed introducing inflation targets until the economy was closer to being stable.
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This was a product and architectural decision; and a bad decision in hindsight, because it lacked basic precautions against bad actors.
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But as with so many other things in 2017, hindsight is not so much 20/20 as a giant regret generator.
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In hindsight, any sane person would take a larger phone that's safe over one that's smaller and prone to catching fire.
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Rob Wainwright, director of the European police agency, Europol, said that in hindsight his agency should have investigated the April sinking.
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Most of the decisions, when you look at them with hindsight, are pretty terrible, even the ones that work out okay.
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Though now, in hindsight, I think walking out in stripes and plaid might have been the better decision for my psyche.
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In hindsight, it was doomed from the start—forced to compete with immensely popular CDs and an emerging threat called MP3s.
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Hindsight is 20/20 for Ayesha Curry after a "botched" round of plastic surgery following a "rash decision" on her part.
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But with all the missteps of Fantastic Beasts — and the hindsight of Star Wars fandom — I have hope for the future.
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Shotwell told SF Gate that, in hindsight, she would probably opt for "Punch Nazis" instead of "Kill Nazis" for the cake.
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Only with perfect hindsight did Sears fail to alchemize internet access, credit cards and a retail heritage into something resembling Amazon.
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Read MoreWhy the worst may not be over for stocks In hindsight, Saut said this year's sell-offs could be negligible.
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Looking back on last year, the buzzwords which Democrats chose to describe Republicans seem quite polite in the hindsight of 28503.
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The mistakes appear obvious in hindsight: Pixite was building apps that sat uncomfortably between professional design tools and novelty consumer apps.
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Two years down the line, with the benefit of hindsight, they were right to approach some of those quarterbacks with skepticism.
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In hindsight, it seems clear: McCain had made up his mind to vote "no" well before he walked into that chamber.
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The mid-aughts bro scene Emo Night celebrates was objectively bad, and continually proves itself to be even worse in hindsight.
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You know, that one that is woefully dated and — like many other sitcoms from that era — is pretty problematic in hindsight?
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"With the benefit of hindsight," Garin added, Clinton might have fared better last November with a "bigger and bolder economic agenda."
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His clashes with Trump, in hindsight, augured the gale force winds that would blow the GOP's house down four years later.
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In hindsight, these made me look like a cosplaying cross-breed between Mario and Luigi, but whatever: I've learned from it.
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In hindsight, the Galaxy Fold's rollout could have gone more smoothly, but sometimes first-gen products go that way, I suppose.
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We have the benefit of hindsight as we look back at the three decades since our country's last major tax reform.
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The remarks came in response to a question about whether the second-term senator would vote for Trump again in hindsight.
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In hindsight, it is a performance — by those two players and by the team — emblematic of what is to come. OCT.
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In hindsight, that was a potential savings of $600 that I didn't have access to, simply because I was not insured.
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" "In hindsight," Isbell said, "it sounds like something a preacher would say in a Southern Baptist church on a Sunday morning.
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Looking back, I made some irresponsible choices about how to pay for college, but hindsight doesn't help pay for those mistakes.
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Would that our "leaders," on either side of the Atlantic, had the benefit of the crystalline hindsight these many words impart.
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But in hindsight, supporters said, the experience helped inform his presidential bid as a populist with little regard for conventional politics.
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I can't necessarily say until it's actually out,until we have the hindsight of a few months or a few years.
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I can't necessarily say until it's actually out, until we have the hindsight of a few months or a few years.
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After some maturing, I realized in hindsight that I was smiling back then because I felt like those adults trusted me.
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In hindsight, a mouse could've helped, but adding another device to this setup defeated the minimalist approach I sought to achieve.
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Some said they would have done things differently in hindsight and highlighted recent measures they've taken to address the opioid epidemic.
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The fact that I ended up in public media seems destined in hindsight, though that was not the path I took.
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In hindsight, Elon says they probably should've done the window demo before they smacked the truck with a big ol' hammer.
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They should be able to count on seasoned veteran policymakers like Robert Gates to explain complexity — not to offer false hindsight.
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"In hindsight I wish I'd left, but I had no reason to think he'd do anything inappropriate or aggressive," she said.
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He produces brilliance with such astounding frequency that only with hindsight — and a considerable amount of it, too — is certainty possible.
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And also, I guess the second part of that is what, with the benefit of hindsight, would you have done differently?
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In hindsight, it's natural to think that Russia's primary aim was to achieve the upset Trump victory we now know occurred.
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Though I suppose with hindsight I did go totally and utterly crazy, especially in the first 20193 years of my career.
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And for sure with hindsight of what we all know now I deeply regret having had any relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
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In hindsight, I notice that the number of non-Asian students of color that were also called "gifted was" disproportionately low.
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"In hindsight, this should've been a Queen Radio discussion & it will be," she tweeted, referring to her Apple Beats 1 show.
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In that post-election news conference in 2016, Zakharova, the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, said something that sounds eerily prophetic in hindsight.
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Hindsight is always 20/20 (no pun intended), but looking back, where do you see some of the campaign's biggest missteps?
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"There might have been individual agents that had views that, in hindsight, have been problematic for those agents," Mr. Rubio said.
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With hindsight, the outcome was not worth the sacrifice — not in Angola, not in Vietnam, Nicaragua or Russia, for that matter.
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While in hindsight, even after the release of the letter, Mr. Silver still gave Clinton a 2628 percent chance of winning.
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In hindsight, it would be easy for Monaco to resent its compliance with the regulations, which have since been watered down.
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In hindsight, many recognize BCRA was a mistake and that our federal campaign finance system now is rife with unintended consequences.
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Kandah opened her bakery in March 2012 with $6,000 in personal savings and in hindsight, she said, that was a mistake.
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With the hindsight of the 2010s, we can now say this bold title undersold exactly how radical that shift would be.
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" He apologized, saying, "with the benefit of hindsight, I wish we had moved faster and asked a different set of questions.
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Some said they would have done things differently in hindsight and highlighted recent measures they've taken to address the opioid epidemic.
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I thought I was too young for it to be valid, but in hindsight the feelings were so vibrant and real.
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In hindsight, my refusal to exercise or eat significantly better didn't help matters, but at the time I simply didn't understand.
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Some of the art/life stuff maybe seems simplistic in hindsight, because he kind of just harped on it, proclaimed it.
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In hindsight, it's easy to say that law enforcement missed a lot of clues and should have been able to intervene.
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There are caveats and nuances and various circumstantial particulars to all this, and there are the usual tricks that hindsight plays.
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I think it was, in hindsight, once I got comfortable here and once I got comfortable with my not being white.
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"The more I learned about the building, the more it all made sense," Azerrad says, revisiting Wilco's common theme of hindsight.
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"There are of course ways in which we, with hindsight, might think that the situation could have been handled better," she said.
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Identifying the alchemy that goes into creating a successful series is often tricky, a guessing game played with the benefit of hindsight.
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In hindsight, I wish I'd taken a break from social media altogether and not compared my journey to those of other women.
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But, in hindsight, it was probably inevitable: Her boss, Kate*, was famous for having a short stature and a temper to match.
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In hindsight, given what we know of him now, choosing Bobby Brown to voice a children's character seems like a flawed decision.
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With hindsight, Mrs Clinton may have been wrong to spend so little time campaigning on meat-and-potatoes issues in the Midwest.
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In hindsight, it makes sense: being frequently available for public consumption may be the least celebrity-like thing a celebrity can do.
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The glory days of punk and hardcore tend to be romanticized in hindsight, and maybe that's because of how they were captured.
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With the hindsight offered by history, these compilations show us what this genuinely forward-thinking genre was going for the entire time.
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"There are of course ways in which we, with hindsight, might think that the situation could have been handled better," she said.
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Still, it seems obvious in hindsight that these tonal contours — competency versus inaction, calm versus chaos, goodness versus amorality — appealed to voters.
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With hindsight, the Brexit campaign looks to have been a dry run for the even bigger deal of a Trump White House.
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