You always seem to be wise after the event, but we gambled with four fast bowlers because we thought they did the job for us not only in Trinidad but in Barbados.
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Of course, it is easy to be wise after the event, and if Germany and Russia had not remained firmly in the French camp, Chirac might have hesitated before threatening a veto.
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"It's easy to be wise after the event, but my advice would be think, think, think before you head off on the road to disaster, " said Simon Donohoe, managing director at Midlands Private Banking.
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The Duke of Bedford wrote in 1897 that " Agriculturalists and the nation at large were alike insensible to the real character of the depression . . . Cheap marine transport had already thrown open the English market to the cereals of four continents . . . It is easy to be wise after the event, but it is strange that a catastrophe which was no longer merely impending but had actually taken place should have been regarded by those best able to judge as a passing cloud ".
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