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It is one thing for Mr Ricks to wonder how so incisive an intellectual historian could write so "illconsidered" an essay on John Buchan.

True Minds Erlich, Victor 1968

Flash, before you post anything else in the future, look at illconsidered. blogspot.com.

Think Progress » New Study: Global Warming, Not ‘Natural Cycles,’ Played Major Role in 2005 Hurricane Season 2006

In general that illconsidered site is great for debunking a lot of the claims climate skeptics make.

Think Progress » Climate Scientist: National Review ‘Misrepresented My Study Just Like CEI Did’ 2006

July 5th, 2006 at 1: 57 pm katy says: illconsidered. blogspot.com nuff said …

Think Progress » Columnist Grossly Distorts Study To Argue ‘We Can’t Do Much’ About Global Warming 2006

A cat, for example, can see burning peppermint oil and make the considered and rational decision to go to the window and point out the equally exciting presence of bluejays, while a human can make the illconsidered and irrational decision to fail to use her extensive vocabulary to create a poetic description of smoke rising from potatoes, and instead resort to rather less poetic words derived from the Anglo-Saxon period.

Tidbits, a smoky version: mariness 2006

Mind you, I'm not anticipating any of this, not even saying it is a probability; but these or similar hazards may well attend this illconsidered venture.

Greener Than You Think Ward Moore 1940

As the day of reckoning approaches, the same people resort to illconsidered, out short-term panic measures.

WordPress.com News 2009

The 'Progressive List', which we understand was seen for the first time by the delegates when they arrived for the assembly, has not been debated sufficiently and we believe a decision has been made that was premature, illconsidered and seriously retrograde.

TheHorse.com News 2009

And then I can’t keep track of my friends’ illconsidered attempts to treat it as a microblog instead of a useful platform for relaying information.

Hatebreedr | ATTACKERMAN 2008