Yet Per is cursed: he's destined to wander, destined to quest, and destined to fail.
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If I am destined to be late for this, I'm destined to be late. Jogging?
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If Chidi and Eleanor are destined to be together, let them be destined to be together.
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They, the others, were the "untermenschen," or sub-humans: the Jews destined for annihilation, the Slavs destined for slavery.
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The question now — is the sourdough market destined to keep on rising — or is this just another fad, destined to fade?
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Or is it destined to become something more like nuclear fusion—destined to always be the technology of the future, never the present?
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"You know when I was little I felt like Muhammad Ali who was destined to be a boxer, I felt destined to be an actress," she continued.
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While 30% of the energy is destined to a serve Neoenergia's winning bid in a recent government power auction, the remaining 70% is destined for the free negotiation market.
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If my father, now 22.99, were destined to live forever, and if I were destined to live forever, too, then our affection would be stripped of its poignancy and urgency.
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He looks unwashed, untouched — Fleck is destined for destruction.
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BRF said in a regulatory filing it was recalling 164.7 tonnes of fresh chicken destined for the domestic market and another 299.6 tonnes destined for the international market as a precautionary measure.
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Chaim: Phasma truly does seem destined to be the next Boba Fett: cool armor, barely any lines, dies almost immediately by falling into a pit, and yet destined to be a fan favorite.
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Either way, the issue seems destined for the Supreme Court.
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But the bill was destined to fail on the floor.
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That means it must stop building houses destined to burn.
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The new Razr is apparently destined for Verizon this year.
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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger were destined to be together!
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Destined for War: Can America and China Escape Thucydides's Trap?
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Now it looks destined to become a constitutional crisis, too.
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That doesn't mean you're destined for an unhappy professional life.
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Sebastian seemingly is also destined for big things in tennis.
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And the two believe they are destined for each other.
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Are we destined for a Precrime version of traffic management?
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Are they destined to be in conflict with one another?
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Her new album, The Glamorous Life, seems destined for gold.
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LONDON — This lamb is destined to be cold no more.
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The trade war with America seemed destined to get nastier.
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Nier: Automata The previous Nier was destined to be sidelined.
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"That's when you know you're destined to stay," Vohra said.
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The couple seems destined to remain in this struggle indefinitely.
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These things will have a fated, destined feeling to them.
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The marginal utility of crude oil is destined to fall.
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The Bolt appears destined to continue, at least for now.
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It's the sort of network algorithm destined to replicate itself.
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A new order would be destined for a major customer.
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Others are destined never to match those youthful heights again.
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Evenwel seemed destined to be a footnote in legal history.
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Others are convinced the decree is destined to silence them.
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It was placed atop a pile, destined for the archives.
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The bloc seemed once again destined for the political wilderness.
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Most of the refined products will be destined for export.
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Matthews is destined to be the next generation's Crosby vs.
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Maybe the next one will be destined for my skull.
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None of this means that AEW is destined to succeed.
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And really, it was destined for success from the beginning.
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This statue is not destined to be turned into ammunition.
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The oil had been destined for the U.S. West Coast.
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"Moulin Rouge!" always seemed destined to become a Broadway musical.
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Nearly all of the homes are destined to flood again.
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This was the country I was destined to live in.
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"I guess I just wasn't destined for greatness," he says.
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But it still seemed destined to remain a distant second.
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CS: I think TBH was sort of destined for that.
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This was not a group destined to simply fade away.
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Headlines are not always destined to live down the years.
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DESTINED FOR WAR: Can America and China Escape Thucydides's Trap?
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The Shawshank Redemption was always destined for video game greatness.
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His life was destined to unfold in a constricted area.
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DESTINED FOR WAR Can America and China Escape Thucydides's Trap?
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"Super Chat is probably destined to fail," Mr. Pachter said.
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The influenza pandemic was not destined to be locally containable.
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They quickly dismissed the idea, which seemed destined to fail.
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He seems destined to serve prison time for the offenses.
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Since birth, Blue Ivy has been been destined for greatness.
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I guess that's destined to happen to everything we create.
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Sooner or later, it's all destined for the bird cage.
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I feel I'm destined to be amazing at this craft.
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Kanye seems to believe he's destined to lead a movement.
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"My work is destined for amateurs, not artists," he said.
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It's such an incredible handicap it seems destined for failure.
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During development, the larvae that are destined to become queens eat more than the ones destined to become workers, which at least partially explains their higher levels of insulin-like peptides, Dr. Kronauer said.
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You might say that having the votes close on 4/20 is a sign that Noisey is destined for victory, but we all know how democracy works now—being destined for victory is Extremely Bad.
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Norfolk Southern has opened origin facility gates for shipments destined to Charleston, South Carolina, though gates remained closed to traffic destined for Jacksonville, Florida, Savannah-Garden City in Georgia, and Florida East Coast Railway locations.
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Sarah Potempa always knew she was destined to be a hairstylist.
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They joked that he was destined to be a party baby.
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And Sex Education is destined to be Netflix teen show royalty.
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Police alleged the seized drugs were destined for the black market.
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Only in hindsight does it appear Jobs was destined to succeed.
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Cassie is destined toward the same heroic fate as her father.
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So with Hellboy destined for a reset, what can we expect?
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Xi told the forum that civilisations were not destined to clash.
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LONDON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Predicting "peak virus" is often destined to fail.
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Did she think our love was destined to fail even then?
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Washington starter Tanner Roark appeared destined to make that stand up.
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She's destined to loom forever in the foreground of their lives.
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How could they be destined for anything other than true love?
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Nadiya — the Simone Biles of her sport — was destined for glory.
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But the movie was not always destined to be a juggernaut.
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Prince William and Prince Harry were always destined for different paths.
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Some were also destined for regional markets, including Africa and Asia.
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Could your zodiac sign really mean you're destined for the limelight?
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There are some images that seem destined for Photoshop battle greatness.
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Does similar taste mean they are destined to be best friends?
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This is the foe the biologist feels she's destined to confront.
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Almost immediately she felt she was destined to play the part.
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"I feel like it really was destined for me," she notes.
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Katie Ledecky was destined to be a gold medal-winning Olympian.
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Nor is cost destined to loom as large as some expect.
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They weren't destined to vote for Trump; many were Democratic voters.
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They aren't destined to stay loyal to him in the future.
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Authorities say the pieces were likely destined for the black market.
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About 200 of those $155,000 vehicles are destined for North America.
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A NASA facility is helping build a rocket destined for Mars.
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Nothing seems like it will work; everything seems destined to fail.
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Some children are clearly destined to go on to great things.
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Fisher & Paykel would still manufacture products destined for its non-U.
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Perhaps libraries and President Donald Trump were destined to be enemies.
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What remainder percentage are dead-enders destined for the pity basket?
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In fact, American sorghum destined for China is now in limbo.
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Nikos Konstandaras ATHENS — Democracies may be destined to dislike one another.
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"She was destined for a great future," Professor Dinesh-Kumar said.
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Well, not every gourd is destined to become a milk churn.
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He embedded in our brains that we were destined for greatness.
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Only a small portion of its exports are destined for China.
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A few feel destined for new and better careers in literature.
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Or was he destined for imprisonment the instant he was born?
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Going the traditional route is kind of destined to fail, almost.
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His speech is destined to be totally forgotten in the Cruzmania.
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In 22019, just four vessels left the U.S. destined for China.
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It just seems like I was destined to be with him.
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Fake AirPods seemed destined to the same fate as regular AirPods.
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Was the conservative movement destined to produce someone like Donald Trump?
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Aimless and without ambition, he did not appear destined for much.
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Escape to Berlin is destined to become a classic American memoir.
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But she was hardly destined to develop into a culinary virtuoso.
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Big ideas without a firm foundation are, indeed, destined to fizzle.
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Which doesn't mean those stories are all destined to come out.
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Clancy predicts he is destined to be a great in both.
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I think you and I are destined to do this forever.
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The question is whether we are destined to remain that way.
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Bryant was equally convinced that Gianna was likewise destined for greatness.
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They are destined to spend another day indoors going stir-crazy.
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But it seemed destined to be remembered for the colleges provision.
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Are any of these women destined to be Peter's co-pilot?
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I counted 21 trucks loaded with people destined for refugee camps.
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It was destined to be a nonrelationship forged where Lucifer resides.
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It seemed Berlusconi was finished, destined for a gilded, disgraced retirement.
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From that moment it is destined to begin getting dirty again.
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Devasahayam has said she and Gardner are destined to be together.
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But a similar fate might be destined for "Blurred Lines," too.
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Unfortunately, this effort is destined to disappoint unless Congress gets involved.
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Those around him knew that he was destined to make it.
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Looking back, the two men may have been destined to clash.
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So perhaps seamless dubs are destined to become a new normal.
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But it also means Taiwan is destined to be a flashpoint.
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It floated in the breeze, destined to stay in mullets forever.
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Mysteriously, they still seem to think they are destined for Cooperstown.
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They're like characters at odds in a comedy, destined for love.
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We say she was destined to be here, and she is.
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Or are we destined to be mired in an endless gridlock?
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Xi told the forum that civilizations were not destined to clash.
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Even before its birth in June 2007, iPhone seemed destined for greatness.
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Gucci's tribute book may be destined to become a collector's item, unfortunately.
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Admirable commitment or a sign that we are destined to become hermits?
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Merge episodes are always fun, and this one seems destined for greatness.
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However, like Azor Ahai, the POPWWP is also destined to save humanity.
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Hopkins didn't have a pedigree that said he was destined for greatness.
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"I honestly feel like I was destined to come here," he said.
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Looks like Booth was destined for second-hand engineering from the start.
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Campbell is destined for Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rhreon) comparisons and think pieces.
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That processor is destined for many of this year's flagship Android phones.
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Yet, the technology underneath is destined for a Nissan dealership very soon.
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But, not all of these changes are destined for the iPad only.
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But it seems to accept that the deal is destined to collapse.
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Is Luke Skywalker destined to die in the next "Star Wars" movie?
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It seemed unwieldy and excessive and destined to become a niche device.
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Who's destined for the receiving end of those bullets around Dolores' neck?
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These suckers must be destined for a museum exhibit one day, right?
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This series was destined to go seven pretty much the whole time.
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And it seems destined, from the start, to become a teen classic.
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At 213, the People's Republic of China seems destined for world domination.
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Are we destined to play out the Civil War in every generation?
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Almost every satellite is either destined for earth-imaging or earth-monitoring.
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But clearly, he was destined for fashion greatness at a young age.
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Two months ago, he looked destined for a career as a backup.
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He's forever an outcast, destined to be neither fully man nor animal.
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It seems pretty clear that Bran is destined for something big, anyway.
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Born in 1959, McClendon seemed destined to work in oil and gas.
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But it was still a paper catalog, destined to become junk mail.
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Concentrated solar power arrays and objects destined for space come to mind.
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We stop evolving toward being the humans we are destined to be.
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The market today is dominated by powerful cards destined for demanding applications.
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This Chrome extension is destined to be a Netflix geek's best friend.
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I don't know if I was ever destined to date a lawyer.
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Soymeal was destined mainly for Vietnam, Indonesia, the United Kingdom and Italy.
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SonicFox's irresistible attacks seemed destined to collide with Go1's immovable defense.
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You get an embryo, and it's destined to be male or female.
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I'm not sure who I'm destined to become in the years ahead.
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"We knew TF2 [on PS3] was always destined to die," Villar says.
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James Comey's Senate testimony was destined to be dry, dull, and pedantic.
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VICE: This is one of those stories that feels destined for adaptation.
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The legacy of "the boy who lived" looks destined to live on.
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I can't regret anything, but I know it was destined to happen.
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Each of these executives were destined to become stars at Big Blue.
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Boxes destined for London's fanciest shops are stacked up by the door.
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The man who relishes humiliating others is destined to suffer it himself.
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The life of Zora Neale Hurston was never destined to be easy.
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ObamaCare is destined to be repealed, the President-elect has promised that.
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However, the other major averages seem destined for a more muted open.
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Basketball player Zion Williamson, 19, is destined to be an NBA superstar.
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Farrow & Ball, expensive and old-fashioned, seemed destined to dwindle into oblivion.
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There are some giveaways that someone may not be destined for entrepreneurship.
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If that is our expectation of them, they are destined to disappoint.
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Perhaps 2018 is the year Meg was destined to arrive after all.
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This is why he was always destined to become a cultural warrior.
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His fellow cast members remember that Segel seemed destined for bigger things.
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Paul Alexander was a talented young skater who seemed destined for success.
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However, Diana had a sense that she was destined for something important.
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Nepartak seems destined to make landfall on Taiwan as super typhoon. pic.twitter.
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Forty percent of them are destined to develop diabetes and/or hypertension.
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Much of the oil left stranded was destined for India and China.
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Vietnam destined Humphrey to a miserable four years as Johnson's vice president.
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"Six" seems destined to occupy a top spot in the confetti canon.
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I soon forgot he was not the one I was destined for.
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For that reason alone, the perp walk seems destined to go on.
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EBay was once a world-beating company, destined to totally remake commerce.
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An attempt at revival appeared destined for a similar fate this Congress.
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For much of this season, Zidane seemed destined to join that list.
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Bobby Labonte was perhaps simply destined to be a winner, a champion.
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But that doesn't mean family events are destined to be terrible blowups.
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Everyone knew that George Washington was destined to become the first president.
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They could avoid unnecessary and costly treatments that are destined to fail.
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The etymology suggests that disasters are destined, inevitable, like a Greek tragedy.
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"Destined to occupy a top spot in the confetti canon," I wrote.
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But many believe the McGahn case is destined for the Supreme Court.
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Bin Laden's ideology, however, is destined to survive well into the future.
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You were destined to do this — and only you could do it.
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It was his only work that was destined for the United States.
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They avoid challenging themselves because they assume they're destined to fail.People-pleasing.
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Wang Yifei, 22015, was destined for a better life, his family thought.
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Unmarked trucks carry loads of iPhones destined for other parts of China.
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Small satellites are usually destined for orbits running over the Earth's poles.
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Until then, the game appeared destined to end in a scoreless draw.
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So perhaps "Five Came Back" was destined to become a Netflix series.
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At that time, some speculated Lu was destined for even higher office.
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Instead, it looks destined to be dominated by the spread of coronavirus.
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It looks like Tennessee is destined to be 5-2 right now.
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Don't waste your time and money on a trip destined to fail.
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Everything is destined to be a feature or a TV show or something.
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Instead, it's probably destined for sidewalks and bike lanes, much like a Segway.
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None of them ever seemed destined to actually sit upon the Iron Throne.
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You were destined to have a niche audience if you had a paywall.
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If ever a life had seemed destined for greater things, it was Diana's.
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She's theoretically destined to ensure the demise of a character with green eyes.
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Legal analysts say this case is likely destined for the U.S. Supreme Court.
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We were all destined to live in very different ways from one another.
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Cyprus, farther east, has bitter experience from seizing Iranian products destined for Syria.
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Sometimes, you just want to watch a good old-fashioned long-destined smackdown.
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Woods was destined to miss the cut after carding 72 for 10-over.
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Oil, in my view, is not destined to remain near $50 per barrel.
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Such inflammatory tinkering always seemed destined to create more problems than it solved.
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" In her Monday Facebook post, Taylor wrote that Harris "was destined for greatness.
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If you believe you are destined to do what you're doing, do it.
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A year ago, it looked like Snapchat was destined to rule social media.
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Thankfully for Collins, this career and personal slump wasn't destined to last forever.
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Then would have come another task that he considered himself destined to master.
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Meanwhile, more and more shoppers are destined to move online, he told CNBC.
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The world of IoT was destined to introduce problems of a new type.
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"When I was little… I felt destined to be an actress," she added.
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Or he might simply believe Mr Biden is destined to be his opponent.
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Like they're destined to definitely win, as a golden generation probably always does?
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Ever since its publication in 1985, The Handmaid's Tale was destined for television.
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America seems destined for a constitutional showdown between the executive and the legislature.
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But that doesn't mean that all camping sex is destined to be terrible.
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The rest of the funds would be destined for its operations in Madrid.
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This new solution works much better if your sketches are destined for Illustrator.
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In many ways, Peter Pringle and Sunny Jacobs were destined for each other.
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We're both here in L.A., and it just seems like this was destined.
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Any spoils of this war are destined to fall short of the costs.
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On Tuesday, the statue was extracted by forklift, destined for a Brooklyn cemetery.
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It's a old Hindenberg of a show: big, round, and destined for combustion.
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It's a song that's destined to stay in our hearts (and minds) forever.
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It seems this little girl was just destined to be a taco devotee.
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A culture that respects & supports it's women is one destined for great things.
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Of that, about two-thirds is destined for mostly Chinese stainless steel mills.
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He also fought against the tariffs, a battle he was destined to lose.
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Two Starship prototypes destined for orbit are under construction in Texas and Florida.
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Another reigning opinion is that the movie is destined to be a flop.
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The British economy seems destined to suffer through at least a mild recession.
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Is Dmitry Medvedev, Mr Putin's successor in 2008, destined to return once more?
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Also, we're pretty sure she is destined to be BFFs with North West.
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As a species, we are not destined to survive without tools and technology.
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Guys like Mark Buehrle, Freddy Garcia, and Paul Konerko aren't destined for Cooperstown.
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Rising sea levels are destined to destroy both coasts; the American heartland beckons.
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Currently, 23 percent of Canadian clean tech exports are destined for non-U.
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Kim Yo Jong appeared destined for a powerful career from a young age.
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Little in Virgil's background destined him to be the great poet of empire.
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Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was destined for big things from an early age.
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Mr. Najib was destined to become prime minister, his friends and supporters say.
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Joe Lieberman was from Connecticut, where Al Gore was already destined to prevail.
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Now Jackson has joined Bornstein in a group that seems destined to grow.
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About 50 percent is destined for domestic consumption and the rest for export.
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Not every four-legged furball is destined to be your new best friend.
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AirPods were destined to become e-waste from the moment they were manufactured.
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We can't be alone in thinking she's destined for a career in comedy.
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But alas, the recovered beer can't be resold—it's destined for the drain.
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Eclipses are generally very emotional, and in Leo, they're destined to be dramatic.
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"I've never met anyone more destined to be a pop star," he said.
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This house that is destined to fall is the corrupt institution of slavery.
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Someone like Trump was destined to rise in a system like this. Absolutely.
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Until last year, Uber seemed destined to be Silicon Valley's newest technology giant.
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The biologist still tending a jar filled with bacteria once destined for space.
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If you limp into battle cowering and afraid, you are destined to lose.
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And it seems destined, from the start, to become a teen cult classic.
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Democrats promised to appeal the decision, which seems destined for the Supreme Court.
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Sir Shadow's sanctuary seems destined to meet the fate of every other flophouse.
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Changing their genetics would change what they were destined to become or do.
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A combine rolled across the land, harvesting a crop mostly destined for China.
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Things weren't necessarily destined to be that way until he started to graft.
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It's as if Mackey, emotionally malnourished, feels destined to leave her baby ravenous.
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Without a foothold in the top leadership, their leverage appears destined to dissipate.
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The few announced Trump primary challengers don't seem destined to fare much better.
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Beijing might yet pump in air, but this balloon is destined to deflate.
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But he seems destined to learn, very quickly, that the analogy doesn't hold.
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Beth, destined for death, is depicted as an artist in her own right.
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That doesn't mean Warren is destined to come up short in eight days.
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When Apple opened its first store in 2001, it seemed destined to fail.
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But some experts think all design trends are destined to come back eventually.
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It was destined to fail due to its misdirected incentives and uninhibited costs.
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Washington (CNN)For John Bolton, it was almost destined to end this way.
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The moment they met, Smith knew she was destined to be her mother.
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Authorities were investigating whether the pills were destined for Islamic militants, Danabasis said.
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Their products were destined for Dior and Saint Laurent, among other luxury names.
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In his early writings, he is convinced that capitalism is destined for death.
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Emilia is Italian, Jewish, and believes she is destined to save the world.
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The Pentagon, however, remains a sacred cow, destined to receive yet more money.
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A lot of times they do those acquisitions and they're destined for failure.
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Of that, about two thirds is destined for stainless steel mills, mostly in China.
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Alas, Mr Chaudhry's words were destined not for the history books but the scrapheap.
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The show is the second live-action TV series destined for Disney's streaming platform.
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Yes, Hispanics might be destined to become a majority in the Lone Star State.
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Partisan fights over race seem destined to escalate over the coming four years. 6.
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If your Pacifica is destined for heavy cargo usage, I'd skip the hybrid model.
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Or is it destined for history's sporting dustbin, like shin-kicking or murdering cats?
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Like the S25 Active, the phone looks destined to be an AT&T exclusive.
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With Flint's help, Karen can blossom into the meteorologist she was destined to be.
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The good news is that hateful nostalgia is losing and was always destined to.
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At that point, did you think you were destined to win the whole season?
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Microsoft have revealed that their iconic Paint programme is destined for the recycle bin!
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The people who still operate inside the choices of 2016 seem destined for disappointment.
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Even before she had kids, Naomi Watts felt she was destined to have sons.
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On paper, a movie of this sort appears destined to hoover up Academy gold.
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They were destined to lead thanks to their drive and privileged backgrounds, some say.
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It's destined for schools, so its form is really the catchiest thing about it.
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The luggage was destined for a Volaris flight to Leon, Mexico, Chicago police said.
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The justices seem destined to more stints of "reviewing 43,000-page records", he said.
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For the time being, it doesn't sound like it's destined for any other spots.
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On strategy, many #NeverTrump people believe Trump is destined to lose the 2016 election.
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Maybe the show was always destined to devolve into a passable comic book adaptation.
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China is destined to try to catch up; America is determined to stay ahead.
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CNBC confirmed that the shipping giant diverted packages destined for Huawei addresses in Asia.
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Thinking you're related to the Romanovs is code for thinking you're destined for more.
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These solid-fuelled rockets will be 20 metres tall and are destined for orbit.
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Let's be honest, the RED Hydrogen One is destined to be a niche product.
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None of this implies that England's state religion is destined to be dethroned soon.
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Whatever's destined to substitute passwords will have to be simple, robust, affordable and flexible.
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All of the 24 jumbos left in Boeing's orderbook are destined for cargo carriers.
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Some fans are using Alexis's name as evidence that she's destined for athletic greatness.
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Any child of the intrepid Rolling Stone is destined to have a unique life.
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The Apple Watch was destined to be a disappointment when it launched in 2015.
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The exports were destined to various countries, including Mozambique, Ghana, UK, Germany and China.
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"It was dumped out there at sea destined for some other place," he said.
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Strong and fluid, Sydney McLaughlin seems destined for a run at the women's mark.
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Unless it gains traction at radio, "Ric Flair Drip" is maddeningly destined to stall.
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First, let's get one thing out of the way: Cersei is destined to die.
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Christian has transformed something dejected—otherwise destined for the hospital incinerator—into something beautiful.
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"The TSA is destined to fail in its current structure," Mica told The Verge.
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Annie and Owen's recovery was certainly aided by their blooming friendship, destined or otherwise.
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It is unclear exactly how much was destined for Treasury or the forfeiture fund.
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A belt is just a bit of gold around your waist, destined to fade.
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Another three vessels are waiting off Venezuela to load with shipments destined for Cuba.
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When I did, my friends and I all assumed we were destined for greatness.
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With her is her son, Lev (Tommy Schrider), who is destined for the gulags.
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But both Mr. Trump and Ms. Clinton seem destined to view tech more skeptically.
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"It's not that the low-income students are destined to fail," Mr. Shireman said.
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Still, not everyone thinks 2019 is destined to be a tough year for stocks.
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Herbalife was a pyramid scheme, he charged, whose stock was destined for the dumpster.
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Most of the disbursed aid, $149 million, was destined to combat the drug trade.
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Rodriguez is also partnering with Project Destined to help kids learn about real estate.
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Alas, the project was short-lived, destined for obliteration after a brief two weeks.
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"This series was destined to go seven pretty much the whole time," McCullers said.
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It occurred to me that maybe I was destined to chronicle all this misery.
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Instead of being destined for a dinner plate, they're returned to the Hudson River.
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This number is destined to grow much higher, thanks mainly to Israel's population trend.
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"It is somewhat destined that Las Vegas will have an N.F.L. team," Hill said.
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She served as a vice president and was destined, it seemed, to succeed him.
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People are fascinated by the relationship between free will and a pre-destined path.
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One film in particular seems destined to be viewed again and again in Tulsa.
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This eclipse will remind you of where you're destined to be in your relationships.
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Skanda and María presented me with a dress that seemed destined to fit me.
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Brazil seemed destined for success in the run up to the 2014 World Cup.
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The thinking was they'd be destined to whoever pulled it out of the water.
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The first year of the Trump presidency was destined to be a raucous one.
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He thinks anyone who employs a similar methodology is destined for success as well.
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In China, genetically modified crops are largely banned from food destined for dinner tables.
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Florence seemed destined for greatness as soon as he started surfing the Banzai Pipeline.
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Perhaps, after seven decades of futility, the Indians are just destined to fall short.
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Instead, it's about helping you see that your catastrophic predictions aren't destined to happen.
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Certain cells were destined to die at a specific time, digesting their own DNA.
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Large new redistribution programs, once enacted, are destined for eternal life on this earth.
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The dispute over Mr. McGahn's testimony seemed similarly destined to end up in court.
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The inimitable Viola Davis's suffering and steely determination seem obviously destined for awards conversations.
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After winning his first world driving championship, Lauda seemed destined to repeat in 1976.
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Kazantsev was far ahead on the last lap, seemingly destined for an easy victory.
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This summer, Russia raised the tensions, regularly halting commercial ships destined for Ukrainian ports.
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In truth, I knew it wasn't destined for a life of hashtags and retweets.
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American support for the Kurds of Syria was destined for a short shelf life.
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Some newspaper reports from the time said he was destined to become a millionaire.
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This moment calls for proactive measures — not incendiary policies that are destined to backfire.
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From These Spicy and Sweet Thai-Style Grilled Shrimp Are Destined for Your Grill
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Whatever the lower courts decide, the case seems destined to reach the Supreme Court.
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She rose to become vice president and was destined, it seemed, to succeed him.
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Mr. Haigh, the son of a Yorkshire miner, appeared destined to dig coal himself.
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Cynthia Erivo has always had the sense that she was destined for something big.
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They are just starting another protracted legal fight that is again destined to fail.
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Millions of Iraqi children do not attend school or are destined to perpetual unemployment.
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He told the Chronicle that he believed they were destined to end up together.
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By whose order and design have this place and time been destined for me?
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If you don't heal and address these things, you're destined to pass them on.
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In 2015, Trudeau appeared destined for nothing less than two full mandates in power.
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Trump and Mattis may well be destined for a historic clash of world views.
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Even in midwinter there are beautiful blooms — recently, giant pansies — destined to be pressed.
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The cotton fed the mills of Manchester nearby, yielding textiles destined for multiple continents.
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Putinism appears destined to last a far shorter time than either Marxism or Leninism.
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That toy sewing machine ended up in their junk pile, destined for the landfill.
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Still, both are public figures likely destined to be remembered for years to come.
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Then it seemed destined to go Democratic once Hill dropped out and former Sen.
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It appeared they were destined to be friends — until they started dating in 2018.
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Screenshots later emerged which suggested that this touchless mode was destined for feature phones.
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Born in Mexico City, José José had been destined to enter the music industry.
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Charles Guo, a principal at LDG, says that the area is destined for development.
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Cargo destined for Mombasa, or countries other than Kenya, can still go by road.
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Not everyone we meet in our lives is destined to be our best friend.
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"But looking back now, it seems as if we were destined to be together."
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Their baby's brain was destined to be this way from the start, experts said.
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Rodriguez joined immediately and floated the idea to bring Project Destined to the Bronx.
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The toxic fight over H.B. 2, for now, seems destined to leach into 2017.
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Some truss pieces are destined for scrap yards in Clermont, N.J., near Cape May.
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"This child is destined for greatness," the famous man declared when he saw her.
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"That there may have been minor differences (according to plaintiffs) between the products destined for the U.S. market and destined elsewhere does not, on this record, make the products so fundamentally different that the differences undermine plaintiffs' ability to sue," Orrick wrote.
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Intel knows this, of course, and its new Loihi chips aren't destined for server stacks.
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The rejects — about one in 228 — were tossed into plastic bins, destined to become relish.
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When Harlow first came into being in the 1960s, it seemed destined for great things.
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Are Glenn Close and Lady Gaga destined to tie for Best Actress at the Oscars?
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All of which is to say, he was pretty much destined to be largely misunderstood.
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But I knew I wasn't destined for the Oval Office or the International Space Station.
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Like James Dean or "Harlem Shake," Damn Daniel was destined to burn brightly but briefly.
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If Democrats botch the jungle primary, they may be destined to wander in the wilderness.
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"This app is destined to replace all cash transactions," Modi said at the launch event.
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I'm destined to die alone and be found three weeks later half eaten by Alsatians.
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The legal fight over the order -- now temporarily stayed -- seems destined for the Supreme Court.
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And there's a scene in which Mara eats pie that's destined to become a classic.
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"As a young woman, she was destined to accomplish so much," said her sister, Daisy.
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Curved and ending in a sharp needlelike point, the instrument seems destined to inflict damage.
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Most of the devices now destined for the hold are powered by lithium-ion batteries.
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THE life story of Alex Orlyuk does not seem destined to lead to political apathy.
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The officers suspected that the ship carried concealed Iranian arms destined for the Houthi fighters.
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Though some parts are destined for recycling centers and scrap yards, others are being repurposed.
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Some are destined to become your new go-to favorites — but others, not so much.
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For a decade, Christie had believed mobile computing was destined to converge with cell phones.
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By then they had arrived in the United Kingdom and Dubai respectively -- destined for Chicago.
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Cardi may have been destined for Instagram fame, but recognition is still new to Cowan.
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This is also a plan that's destined to be extremely regressive in its fiscal impact.
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"There was always a sense that he is destined for bigger things," says Ms Bennion.
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Those not so fortunate are long retired to aviation junkyards, destined for a rusty demise.
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The Echo Spot has a sleek circular design that's just destined for your night table.
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Though the concept car made the trek to Los Angeles, it's only destined for China.
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They are enjoyed chilled or warm and seem destined to become the next foodie obsession.
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Chris is destined to become a fan-favorite right up there with Chloe and Max.
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They are destined to be together and experience the good, the bad, and the ugly.
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For those that don't remember, Reid, then the Senate Majority Leader, looked destined to lose.
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Eclipses have a fated feeling to them—like everything was meant, or destined, to happen.
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The bad news is that this situation doesn't seem destined to improve any time soon.
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Its graduates, presumably, are destined for great things in the fields of commerce and industry.
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Egyptians often tell visitors that anyone who drinks from the Nile is destined to return.
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These new chips are destined to be used in enterprise jobs, not your next smartphone.
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If anyone is destined to be the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, it's Emilia Clarke.
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Full-on rockets aren't particularly efficient for anything not destined for space or mass-destruction.
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More than $11 million is destined for home-based care for elderly people with disabilities.
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At one point this summer, Brian Amerige seemed destined to become the next James Damore.
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Some 80 per cent of the vehicles built at the plant are destined for export.
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Surely, the two were destined to be friends, considering their shared love of Nicki Minaj.
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Maybe the DogBuddy is destined to be the hot new 2018 Burning Man costume trend.
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Though he wasn't destined for the stage, the violin gave him an ear for music.
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Because when your major runway debuts happens on the Chanel catwalk, you're destined for greatness.
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The contagion through the expanding and loosely regulated derivative market is surely destined for surprises.
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He claimed that BHIM app is destined to change the way Indians pay for things.
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Here was another high-concept yet totally basic big-network drama destined to bomb — hard.
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Is Efron destined to be the funny, hot guy for the rest of his days?
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Bulgarian arms supposedly destined for the Gulf are turning up in Yemen, Libya and Sudan.
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Both the Mustang and the Camaro fall into the afterthought camp, destined for rental fleets.
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It is a fight he is destined to lose, no matter what happens in November.
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President Trump's meeting with Pope Francis was destined to be at least a little awkward.
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And any public policy that is not built on that reality is destined to fail.
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If not, we're destined to offer all students an education perfectly fitted for no one.
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Most of them are destined to remain historical curiosities, but "Huguenots" requires no special pleading.
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For every invention destined to change everything (again!), what do we lose in the fire?
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Underachievers are not destined to fail economically and socially, but success is harder to achieve.
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"...I don't think I'm destined to leave because I'm finding something else attractive," Blankfein said.
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The Saturday Profile HONG KONG — Yau Wai-ching seemed destined to lead an ordinary life.
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There are not two people who are more in love and destined for each other.
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Sure, there's the theory that he's half Targaryen and destined to hold the Iron Throne.
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So, Walter McCann's recent proposal to his girlfriend, Carly Corvin, seems destined for internet fame.
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The first was that this Celtics team was destined to become LebronChow sooner or later.
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Not to be narcissistic but I feel like I was destined to be a musician.
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They account for just 0.5% of our revenue and they're always destined to be controversial.
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Everyone is destined to take his or her parents' money and live that life, apparently.
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Since the discount was added, the bank's monthly gold purchases destined for reserves, have slowed.
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If you don't believe in the strength of your weapon, you are destined to lose.
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I believed I was destined to be one rung below my heterosexual siblings and cousins.
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There were several times in Mr. Lugar's career when he seemed destined for higher office.
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Certain models destined for certain countries could use a version of Samsung's own Exynos chip.
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We were destined, my generation, almost exclusively, for the flower market on West 28th Street.
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The boy who was destined to guide the Astros to the promised land finally had.
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The videos seem destined to provoke lively conversations, which is exactly what the creators want.
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If not, we are destined to see these incidences occur in horrific—and predictable—fashion.
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It didn't take long to see the Wild were destined to continue their hot streak.
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His first, "The Good Brother" (1997), was so powerful that more seemed destined to come.
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He was born of special stock, he concluded, stronger than others, destined for greater things.
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In doing so, they would all but concede that Trump is destined to fall short.
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The rules surrounding Trump's trial, by contrast, appear destined to pass with no Democratic support.
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Soon afterward, he mentioned to his pastor that he might be destined for the ministry.
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It sounds impressive, but there's a catch: many cancers are destined to be self-limited.
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Over 80% of them were destined for Northern Triangle countries — Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador.
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It&aposs a blessing to get paid to do what you&aposre destined to do.
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Without big strides by their homegrown starters, they seem destined to keep falling just short.
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Apparently, "Freya and Theo seem destined to fill nurseries for years to come," Pamela wrote.
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Instead, to the collective chagrin of Amazon's stockholders, it was destined to end proprietary storytelling.
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The servicing satellite is destined to remain operational for 15 to 16 years, Wilson said.
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About 90 percent of South Africa's abalone is destined for upscale restaurants in Hong Kong.
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Regardless of what end it met, your turkey was likely destined for a brief life.
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Parents were told to be proud, that it meant their daughters were destined for greatness.
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The Oscars are a vehicle to promote smart films that aren't destined to be blockbusters.
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Critics argued that its terms were tepid and that it was destined to fall apart.
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Forty percent of plastic produced globally is destined for single-use packaging, according to researchers.
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Near the casino, 26 tigers stalked the length of their enclosure, destined for the slaughterhouse.
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Kurtz said the platoon already sensed that the plans for Helmand were destined to fail.
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Bookselling is a tough business these days, but BookCourt in Brooklyn seemed destined to stay.
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He believes he is uniquely suited, perhaps even destined, to bring the two countries together.
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It would be destined to fail in the Senate, given Trump's strong support among Republicans.
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Cincinnati received pitcher Milt Pappas and two other players, none destined to make much impact.
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In that case, the summit is destined to fail — or to collapse before it starts.
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And maybe, also, because she is evil—but either way, Ursula was destined for royalty.
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This truly is a David and Goliath story, and it's destined to end the same way.
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A candidacy that can't survive a run of attack ads isn't a candidacy destined for glory.
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HMD Global has announced the Nokia 106, an affordable feature phone destined for the global market.
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Porzingis, Knicks slip past Heat MIAMI — Maybe the Miami Heat just aren't destined to reach .500.
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Either way, we all have musical ghosts, and sometimes they're just destined to haunt us forever.
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Based on the company's marketing strategy, the new Face ID-enabled iPhones were destined for success.
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"China and the United States are not destined rivals," it said in an English-language commentary.
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Were these reports on the safety of Istanbul's water supply destined to sow fear and uncertainty?
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Brauner is keeping the cat's future projects under wraps, but this cat seems destined for stardom.
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Kansas also shows that American politics are not necessarily destined to become more and more extreme.
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It's rapidly expanding its product offering and the two fintech startups are destined to keep clashing.
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Or did the company just realize San Francisco was a fight it was destined to lose?
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Once back in their homeland, they would slowly rebuild the two drones destined for the president.
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It's either a romance destined to be — or an eerie coincidence that only Shakespeare could write!
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Crowley seemed destined to become House Democratic leader or even speaker until the Ocasio-Cortez blindside.
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Destined to be an Aggie Brooks has been an Aggie since the day he was born.
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It is destined for the Far East port of Pevek, in the Chukotka Republic of Kamchatka.
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Croupiers sit in contemplative silence, destined to forever smell of strong straight cigarettes and spilled drinks.
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Every day hundreds of these lorries tear past the surrounding villages, bearing loads destined for China.
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The way we ended up making movies, I feel like it was completely destined to happen.
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The precious samples are destined to come back to Earth, where they'll be analyzed by scientists.
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I'm sure this is a fate destined for the rest of the buildings in Two Guns.
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Instead, she's more capable and more accomplished than Miles — and possibly destined for her own movie.
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But with both leaders loathe to take a backwards step, it looks destined to get uglier.
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I've been following his career since The Glee Project and he's always seemed destined for greatness.
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The samples collected are destined for a national repository, whence they will be distributed for study.
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But whatever the baseline, these numbers seem destined to fall steeply as a new generation rises.
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And as the judges themselves admitted, this issue is likely destined for a higher court, anyway.
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He was destined for greatness and he wanted the best for his friends, family and community.
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The trends were big, bold, and destined to make a comeback... and that comeback is now.
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Serena Williams' daughter with her husband, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, was destined for great things.
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An election that seemed destined to conform to a predictable script has become much more intriguing.
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The ship sank twice since being launched in 1938 and it was destined for a junkyard.
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Likely destined for stardom, Alexis was one of many performers in her large and storied family.
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What once seemed destined to be a short-lived fad has turned into a global phenomenon.
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"MODERN MONETARY THEORY" sounds like the subject of a lecture destined to put undergraduates to sleep.
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"I have no doubt in my mind that you are destined for great things," she added.
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As Spanish use at home shrinks among Latino families, the language seems destined to dwindle too.
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If an olive is destined to be crushed for its oil, the phenols do not matter.
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Having been pardoned in Moscow and debriefed in London, he appeared destined for a quiet retirement.
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Unlike other Pokémon, Eevee isn't destined to a single evolutionary line or bound by a binary.
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Our own Milky Way is destined to collide with the Andromeda galaxy, according to astronomers' simulations.
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Tell them that it's never destined to come to market, and it's all blank stares again.
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Earth is destined to run out of resources, he explains patiently to anyone questioning his priorities.
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SpaceX will soon begin testing the capabilities of its rockets that will be destined for Mars.
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The energy in the air at this time is truly unique—things will feel fated, destined.
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The internet seemed destined to become the critical infrastructure for making this collective globalization a reality.
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It is truly a beautiful sight — and that second photo seems destined to become a meme.
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Here are the lyrics: "Waiting the hour destined to die/Here on the table of hell"?
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To Jules, her friends seem destined for artistically significant careers, and she eagerly joins their circle.
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More recently the CJTF has been implicated in the diversion of food destined for starving families.
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Unfortunately for Trump, he's building a cabinet that is destined to plague his administration with scandals.
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They'd just go toe to toe, and you could just tell he was destined for greatness.
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But a spokesperson told NPR that the items are destined for the National Museum of Iraq.
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"plan a brunch and we'll reveal with famous john was destined to be your bae" pic.twitter.
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Small satellites are usually destined for orbits running over the Earth's poles, rather than the equator.
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Johansson's is an incredibly dismissive reaction to legitimate concerns, and one that seems destined to backfire.
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For a while, it seemed Capaldi's Doctor was destined to never have his own signature sonic.
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Everything about her 'performance' was what makes her unique, beloved, and destined for even more greatness.
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And his droid pal, L3-37 (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) seems destined to be Solo's breakout character.
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Less clear is the nature of that love: Are they destined to be friends or lovers?
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Call me crazy, but I think these two are destined to meet in the next episode.
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None of these people seem destined to get their own Incredibles 2 spinoffs, and that's fine.
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During his hot stretches, 50-footers and 10-footers felt equally destined to find the hole.
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In Nairobi's slaughterhouses, some cows destined for human consumption had 20 bags removed from their stomachs.
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A recent deal means that those in Algeria destined for France will study in both countries.
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What we do know, of course, is that he's destined to become a Walmart shoplifting legend.
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Still, the idea was promising, and it seemed destined to make it into our keyboards eventually.
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History is only destined to repeat itself if we don't stay on top of it all.
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In this context, Homo sapiens is a rather unimpressive algorithm, destined for obsolescence—or an upgrade.
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This music seems destined to last because it thrives on its own inner tensions and conflicts.
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Both Scott's bid for Senate and the governor's race to replace him are destined for recounts.
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Not because you're destined for failure, but because making mistakes is all part of the process.
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In any case, these were the two best teams, destined to fight for the conference crown.
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Cedric Bobo, a former principal at the Carlyle Group, is the co-founder of Project Destined.
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Cersei is destined to underestimate how her actions might come back to bite her; and 2.
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Has Dany grown, or is she destined to fly from revolution to revolution, leaving chaos behind?
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single featuring Justin Bieber is destined to bang.
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The 69-year-old billionaire now appeared destined to be Clinton's opponent in the general election.
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Zimbabwe's Grain Millers Association said 100 trucks carrying wheat destined for Zimbabwe were stuck in Beira.
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They carry disease, too, destined for towns connected to the rest of the country by road.
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Maybe Habiyambere is destined to remain at Cercle Sportif and become the next generation's Sylvain Rutikanga.
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Many of the human figures are slender and feathery, as if destined to slip our grasp.
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For a year he was destined to be one of the richest people in the country.
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After that, the NBA would almost certainly beckon, where he seemed destined to do extraordinary things.
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In a way, it always seemed like Ronaldinho was destined for futsal in an obscure league.
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The concept is getting rave reviews, and seems destined to spread across the league fairly quickly.
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Crosby's third-most-frequent linemate is Evgeni Malkin, who is destined for the Hall of Fame.
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It dictates whether you are destined to elevate into glorious immortality, or fade dejectedly into irrelevance.
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The pair's rumored split caused quite the ruckus on Twitter, but never seemed destined to last.
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The United Nations appeared destined to be crushed between the administration's hammer and the legislature's anvil.
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Instead he is destined to be remembered for blasting his decisive shootout penalty over the bar.
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But like Jax, he seems destined to get entangled in a battle of bad guys vs.
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Growing up in New Mexico and in a baseball family, Bregman was perhaps destined for this.
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He says users destined to become addicts generally experiment until they find the drug they want.
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All of this happened in a place where things look destined to remain orderly and calm.
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"As the judge stated at sentencing, these weapons were destined to be used by dangerous criminals."
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Just a year ago, Tesla looked like a rising force destined to revolutionize the auto industry.
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Steve Coll has written a book of surpassing excellence that is almost certainly destined for irrelevance.
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In many ways, Mr. Galluzzi and the museum were traveling in two orbits destined to cross.
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But they were adamant that the Union Dry Dock site was destined to be a park.
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Vonnegut died in 2007 at the age of 84, gone but destined to never be forgotten.
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We'll see if that is destined to hurt other unicorns when Pinterest goes public this week.
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But now he's flush, and destined to pay higher taxes, so maybe his opinions will change.
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The animals, so-called feeder mice, he said, had been destined to be eaten by reptiles.
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Tuohy, like so many exceptional girls before her, seems destined for national championships and Olympic medals.
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"The deal was always destined to fail," said Matt Stanley, senior broker at Starfuels in Dubai.
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Smart, compassionate, and beautifully written, Lost Children Archive is a masterpiece destined to be a classic.
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Like most other Oppo phones, the Reno 2 may not be destined for a U.S. release.
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"If I was born close to Halloween, am I destined to be a witch?" she said.
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Inevitably a sort of gallows humor evolves in studying a species that seems destined for extinction.
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Now parts destined for the automaker are piled up in corners of the company's distribution center.
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It is destined to always leave out something that the words inspire — something that always matters.
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I am new to America — three days, to be exact — and destined to travel farther north.
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The accusations linked Mr. El Aissami to shipments destined for the Zetas drug cartel in Mexico.
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The tightening ties extend to space: European and Japanese scientists unveiled a probe destined for Mercury.
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That would suggest that it came from away and is destined to return into the night.
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In the film, one of his former girlfriends actually posits he is destined to die alone.
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The pieces now on view were destined for the trash heap, too, until Father Garcia intervened.
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That enchanted three-night performance seemed destined to disappear into the sentimental mists of theater memory.
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The current approach seems destined to go, and there are several models that might replace it.
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All mail destined for CNN's US offices is now being screened first at off-site facilities.
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These two powerful kids have been destined for each other from the moment they were born.
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That seems unlikely at this time, and she looks destined to be a one-term senator.
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As satellite technology has evolved, the industry is building fewer large satellites destined for distant orbits.
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If they do, they can receive actual cash from the two buildings, which Project Destined bought.
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The weed was said to be destined mostly for Boston, and as far away as Atlanta.
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The name that does look destined to break out even further is Amazon, according to Maley.
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It destroyed boxes of what one opposition lawmaker said were medical supplies destined for Venezuelan hospitals.
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Given that, Mr. Trump's calls for unity were almost surely destined to fall on deaf ears.
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Some people believe this prophecy subtly names Jaime Lannister as the person destined to kill Cersei.
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Maybe we are actually just beautiful, sensitive beings destined to come here to change the world.
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Knowing this, Batman has begun assembling a team that is destined to fight to save humanity.
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The cocaine was likely also destined to reach Germany, where Bullrich said the suspected ringleader lives.
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Whether this chicken is destined to become meat or how it got so big remain mysteries.
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The Republican race seems destined to be confused and lacking clarity leading up to the July convention.
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It might seem like a coincidental encounter, but the truth is, the two are destined to meet.
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Like the Yoga Book, the Yoga A12 seems destined to be a device for voracious content devourers.
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Picasso was destined for euthanasia at an animal shelter after his breeder was unable to sell him.
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But the staff at PIM, which is headquartered in Midtown, knew he was destined for bigger things.
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The Falcon 9 launching tonight is carrying Hispasat 30W-6, a satellite destined for Geostationary Transfer Orbit.
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We know we're just onlookers, destined to interact with celebrities only through movies and social media posts.
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The ORRA appears destined to fail, given moderate opposition to repealing much of Obamacare without replacing it.
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Officials began confirming successful deployments of some of the satellites destined for lower orbits shortly after launch.
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Is Garfield's G-mail destined to be an oddity barely registering as a footnote in internet history?
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I don't feel bad about it bc she was destined to grow up [expletive] or be abused.
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As a young and already established star in the industry, Bighetti's latest project seems destined for success.
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But there's reason to be optimistic that this long-running trend is destined to soon reverse course.
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Their book is rich with emotional intelligence and seems destined to reach more than Myles's usual readers.
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NFL Films has just announced a new television series destined for Amazon Video called All or Nothing.
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Two vessels of canola left Canada this month, destined for France and Germany, according to Refinitiv data.
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With high hopes, drugs to fight brain plaques were tested in people genetically destined to develop dementia.
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"All of us in the Up in the Air gang were destined to be losers," she writes.
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Though it's only been a few months, it's clear Leilu and Cantu were destined to be together.
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Appel, who died in 2006 at 85, seemed destined to have a respected but not transcendent career.
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We wonder if there is someone else out there who we are really destined to be with.
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But despite his delays, it seems Jeffrey, like his mom, is destined for a life on stage.
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It was clear to all that he was destined to be the star he would soon become.
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Bad news is so far the light is destined for Japan in the first half of 2016.
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It is in the commercial arena, in particular, where homomorphic encryption is destined to be truly disruptive.
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The most severely disabled children with congenital rubella syndrome were often destined for a lifetime of institutionalization.
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Charles Webb's tall, blonde and outwardly confident protagonist was originally destined to be given to Robert Redford.
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The airline has already moved on, allocating the aircraft previously destined for Ukraine to other European countries.
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Perhaps — but whoever won on Friday was destined to inherit such skepticism and scrutiny from many corners.
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The tickets had been destined for the Olympic Council of Ireland (OCI), which said it was investigating.
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Click here to view original GIFWe already know that robots are destined to steal all our jobs.
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These levies in effect penalize U.S. goods seeking overseas customers and subsidize foreign goods destined for America.
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These defrosting pangolins (5 tons) were destined for China and Vietnam and are a critically endangered species.
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Are we destined to be manipulated by socially sophisticated bots that know how to push our buttons?
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On Craigslist, Redditor wowbobwow picked up an old, broken Macintosh SE that was destined for a landfill.
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This month, an Israeli spacecraft destined for the moon is scheduled to launch from Cape Canaveral, Fla.
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The large cast of SDN technologies includes many that are destined for future Where are they now?
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For one, this is wood that's already destined to decompose and release its carbon into the air.
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In December, Dhaka police seized about 3.9 million taka ($50,423) destined for a close associate of Chowdhury's.
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Don't expect it to help fund The Wall though; profits are destined for an immigrant support group.
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The sculpture is destined for Randall's Island, for installation outside the entrance of Frieze New York 2018.
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Charles Leclerc led every practice session and seemed destined for his second pole position in four races.
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It goes to show how you never know which of your peers is destined for super-stardom.
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You either get through it or you flounder, destined to start all over again from the beginning.
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For the U.S., it's a question of protecting nearly one-fourth of American exports destined to Europe.
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Despite remaining a fan favourite wherever he played, he never reached the heights he seemed destined for.
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The two million barrel cargo is destined for the United States, the ministry said in a statement.
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Do you feel like they are destined to fall short when it comes to dealing with Trump?
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The Jonas Brothers were not bred in a lab by the Disney machine, but destined for stardom.
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The slow transformation into a beast is beyond their control, but they aren't destined to be evil.
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The money was destined for Central America but had not been spent yet, the Washington Post reported.
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"Empire Station Complex" feels very Star Wars-ish (and destined to be destroyed by Rebels) https://t.
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Only a few years ago, it seemed as though streaming companies were destined to be Oscar outsiders.
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Saavn, the early competitor to Dhingana, seemed destined to a similar fate, at least from the outside.
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However, when their products are destined to affect patient health, they should neither be solely doing marketing.
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Most of the 2161,2000 thickly padded bras made here each day are destined for shops in China.
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The parts were destined for use in centrifuges to enrich uranium, a JNFL spokesman said by phone.
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With both teams destined to miss the playoffs, the game was overshadowed by Monday's NHL trade deadline.
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Half of the group would soon be destined for Las Vegas, the other half for Austin, Tex.
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Story at a glance Photographer Richard Sexton is drawn to environments that are not destined to last.
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Regardless, start-stop is destined to be on the majority of cars in the next few years.
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And in such a polarizing climate, nearly every major bill is destined to become mired in controversy.
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Unfortunately, we seemed destined to repeat this sad episode once again, if President Trump has his way.
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Maybe you could say my career was destined, but it sure didn't feel like it back then.
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While its network mate "Queen Sugar" is destined for more acclaim, "Greenleaf" deserves plenty of attention, too.
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"From one of the aircraft destined for Islamabad-London PK785, 20 kg heroin was recovered," he said.
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As a result, that $85033 billion worth of exports destined for China didn't find a new home.
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But Friday was the first time the measure wasn't just a show vote destined to go nowhere.
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Being a floating city with narrow walkways, Venice, Italy is destined for troubles associated with over-tourism.
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I had always known I was destined to do something great, something magnificent, and this was it.
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Last year, for instance, China unveiled an electrifying routine that at first seemed destined for cliché corner.
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Democrats accuse Trump of misusing taxpayer dollars destined for a vulnerable U.S. ally for personal political gain.
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Or at the very least, missing important moments seemed destined to become a thing of the past.
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The perpetrators seemed destined to get off with claims that the stones were not worth very much.
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The oldest bell in Ohara, it had been destined for wartime scrap, meant to melt, but spared.
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If you don't communicate properly, you're destined for explosive fights, but the makeup sex will be incredible.
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The iPhone is also destined to become e-waste; guarded against mainstream repairability by Apple's Pentalobe screws.
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As a former judoka who transitioned into MMA, she was perhaps destined for comparisons to Ronda Rousey.
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"Even the most impressive CEOs often didn't start out knowing they were destined for greatness," the writerssaid.
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The case seemed destined to tip Long Island politics into upheaval ahead of the elections in November.
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If there's no solid reason for customers to continue patronizing a brand, it's likely destined for failure.
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Our beautiful child, our destined child was called forth as a possibility, conjured out of the ether.
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Despite the salmon for my main, this was not destined to be a healthy flight for me.
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The Dolphins' Jay Ajayi is destined to rush for 213 yards by simply rolling out of bed.
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As a result, the 2018 Audi S5 Coupe will be destined for life as a niche product.
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Ayvazyan feared that Nakhichevan's Armenian material heritage was destined to disappear, like its indigenous Armenians already had.
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BYU pulled off the victory after looking destined for defeat with under 292 seconds left in regulation.
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If you're thinking that anyone this fine and fragile is destined to be shattered, you are right.
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Can the gap between rich and poor be closed, or is it destined to continue to widen?
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Remember, this is the guy that the female protagonist is destined to fall for in the end.
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Worth 785,000 Canadian dollars at the time, the gold had been destined for the Royal Canadian Mint.
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Some Republican officials now believe that the Georgia governor's race is destined to go to a Dec.
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The Democratic campaign was destined to entail an argument about the party's direction for the next decade.
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Was it destined for a clam bake, for a taxidermist or to be kept as a pet?
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Some cargoes destined for Florida could look to the New York Harbor to clear, one trader said.
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"Reversing Roe" wasn't destined to please everybody, simply based on the divisive nature of the subject matter.
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But the strategy appears destined to fail, as three Republican senators have already come out against it.
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I certainly remember her being one of those people who seemed to be destined for greater things.
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A piece that fails this test is destined for a lifetime in the jewelry box, she added.
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If fund-raising among those with deep pockets is condemned as "corrupt," Democrats are destined to lose.
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Going into the 2019 Emmys Awards, everyone knew Game of Thrones was destined to dominate the awards.
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With little global support for Trump's plan, it's likely destined for the trash heap of diplomatic history.
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Neither man was destined to be an artist; both worked largely from memory and died in obscurity.
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Various GOP healthcare proposals offered by Republicans in 2017 are all destined to suffer an ignominious defeat.
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His load: 25 tons of steel beams, destined for a warehouse owned by a subsidiary of ThyssenKrupp.
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"Don't just assume that our long-term interest rates are destined to head lower immediately," he said.
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There is also the question of the surviving animals, which had been destined for the dining table.
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" They added: "Beara had a very personal view of the staggering number of victims destined for execution.
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The savvy Texas-born Washburne may have been destined to land a position in the Trump administration.
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When Scalia died in February 2016, Gorsuch said, it seemed like Leroy was destined to become homeless.
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A brilliant student, he won a classics scholarship to Oxford, where he seemed destined for top honors.
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How he has done this is simultaneously novel and destined to earn the justifiable quibbling of purists.
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They know they are destined for high places in society simply because they were born into privilege.
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Another consignment of pottery and terracotta pieces destined for the same gallery was stopped two weeks later.
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A milky white goat and kid are petrified mid-play, destined to tug at each other for eternity.
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With Chapo now appearing destined for extradition to the US, the cartel has descended into a leadership crisis.
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The economy is highly exposed to developments in Russia, with over 30% of exports destined for its neighbour.
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It is, in other words, exactly the sort of environment in which Donald Trump is destined to thrive.
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By all accounts, Isaac Hempstead-Wright is a perfectly wonderful, blossoming actor destined for wonderful post-Thrones things.
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When Moe caresses her suitcase of stolen trinkets, Elodie remembers that every single thing isn't destined to vanish.
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The music you were destined to listen to is right at your finger tips in a customized playlist.
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It's only June, but Jordan Peele's Us seems already destined to be the iconic horror film of 2019.
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It was always destined to come to an end, whether it's a good end or a bad end.
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Unfortunately for Dena, she has no idea how dark her first hangout with Kyle is destined to become.
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"You were destined to die," the Master sputters at the blonde girl standing defiantly in front of him.
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And Trump isn't on board, so it seems both bills will fail or are destined for eventual failure.
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What if I'm destined to marry the manager of the department store I worked at in high school?
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It is the first of the 40,0001 or so plants destined for the domes, which open next year.
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Charlottesville seems destined to become a symbol of the vexing challenges associated with freedom of speech in America.
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The constant tug in opposite directions makes her feel like a rag doll, destined to lose an arm.
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Business Insider notes that Dukes felt that the PSL was destined for greatness, so he didn't back down.
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But is Mr Kindler's quip—that people are getting bored of stand-up comedy—destined to come true?
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Then he says all of the right things if he is, indeed, destined to be the next Bachelor.
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"It seemed destined to be a low ridership, niche project with some faulty underlying assumptions," Mr. Kabak said.
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As a serious superhero venture, Iron Fist was destined to walk a rockier path than its sister shows.
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The rest are destined for Europe, where they will have to compete on price with imports from Asia.
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Together, we can build not just a better country, but a world that is destined to be united.
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But maybe it's a grave to Two Guns itself, a place where a dream seemed destined to fail.
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"In a first-past-the-post system, independents or third parties are destined to be spoilers," says Drutman.
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These can handle a bit of water, and it might happen considering these are destined for the bathroom.
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Waymo's trucks will be hauling cargo destined for Google's Atlanta-based data centres as part of the program.
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That chrome frame seems destined to get scratched and dinged, as every chrome Apple product tends to do.
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" He continued, "He was destined for greatness and he wanted the best for his friends, family and community.
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You can lose yourself in a world where two people are simply destined to be with one another.
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The senator's team sees Kasich's candidacy as a vanity-driven effort destined to hand Trump the GOP nomination.
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The book follows a band of vampire warriors destined to protect their supernatural race from pesky human slayers.
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Holmes & Watson, on the other hand, seems destined for a future of faint recognition and shrug-worthy disappointment.
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The bill is now headed to the Senate, where Republican leaders have already said it's destined to fail.
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And she was destined to forge a self-sufficient path for Black women entrepreneurs for generations to come.
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It seems that we are destined always to have an ambivalent relationship with our public alter ego, MI19823.
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However, Bellisario wasn't destined to date the real-life Binx — though they were fated to have a connection.
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It seems that we are destined always to have an ambivalent relationship with our public alter ego, MI22017.
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Relations between the two countries, already at their most toxic in decades, now seem destined to deteriorate further.
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If Arya is destined to kill Dany, this would be one hell of a way to do it.
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Of new orders, about 64 percent were for ASML lithography systems destined for the manufacture of memory chips.
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"A triple referral is a rarity, generally reserved for bills destined for the trash heap," the Bee writes.
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We've ranked Bey's best lyrics on Everything is Love, the ones destined to become part of our lexicon.
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Considering the rumor's been around since November, and is stronger than ever, this looks destined to be so.
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Boeing's Defense, Space & Security business had a backlog of $50 billion with 36 percent destined for non-U.
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Mr Janot suspects that the cash, plus 38m reais promised by Mr Batista, was destined for Mr Temer.
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Most of these satellites are destined to carry out some utilitarian purpose, be it communications, observation, or science.
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Born in New York in 229, George Price realized pretty early on that he was destined for greatness.
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Does he reemerge—or is Page merely destined to become the Rosencrantz or Guildenstern of the Russia investigation?
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Augmented reality, meanwhile, seems destined at this stage for specialized niches in industries such as medicine and manufacturing.
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The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has decided to withdraw a forthcoming accolade destined for Kevin Spacey.
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Some flights destined for McCarran Airport were also diverted due to the reported shooting, according to the airport.
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" Khaled says he knew he was destined for greatness, "the minute I came out of my momma's stomach.
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It's estimated that in less than a decade, Pininfarina had built more than 50 cars destined for Brunei.
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For most of the rest of us, however, it's destined to take a backseat to the standard Echo.
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In contrast, Trump's cabinet is destined to be beset by scandals both major and minor from day one.
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But I believe she was destined for bigger things, and the intellectual authors of her assassination knew that.
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Is it destined to become this year's matcha or just a flash in the pan, à la Orbitz?
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Instead of seeing millennials as entitled, look at it this way: Millennials believe they are destined for excellence.
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Orbitz, Expedia, Travelocity, Priceline and HotWire all have Cyber Monday specials destined to get you out of town.
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Like previous live TV musicals, there aren't official understudies, a policy that seems destined to change going forward.
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"We were told it was destined for the damaged goods bin," Pitts told CNBC's "Squawk Box " in December.
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But mixing his character with revered civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. seems destined to go wrong.
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I mean, her parents are Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis after all — she was destined to be famous.
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The charges relate to nearly 435,000 Audis, Porsche and Volkswagen cars destined for the US and European markets.
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Many of those podcasts are destined to sail out into the ocean and never be heard from again.
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WWDITS is plied with the same kind of one liners that are destined to be quoted among fans.
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Listed next to the dishes are the reasons the seafood was destined for the bin, to "stimulate interest".
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That Annalise is destined to fall back again and again into the arms of Nate, the beefy cop?
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Then there are the white cops, two in particular, with whom Boggs and Smith are destined to collide.
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There's something about the SEGA Dreamcast that seems like it was always destined to be a beautiful failure.
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Despite some progress, Waymo's promise of a driverless future has seemed destined to be forever overshadowed by stagnation.
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Prediction: Unless Mr. Falcone can offer a rich price, this hostile takeover attempt is also destined for failure.
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Last year, the Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission intercepted 1,000 containers of counterfeit alcohol destined for the U.S. market.
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One of the so-called "High Energy Lasers," built by Lockheed Martin, is destined for testing on land.
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Or was he destined to spill this water, over and over, in every alternate Universe and every timeline?
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If history is destined to repeat itself, then the recession that many fear could be around the corner.
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He has a beautiful baritone to boot, seemingly destined to narrate the audiobook version of these impeachment hearings.
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But wage growth is destined to accelerate substantially more in the coming months as unemployment continues to fall.
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Now, Syria seems destined to influence the region not as a puppet-master but as a black hole.
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Those bills won't include any additional money for a wall and seem destined to be dead on arrival.
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Not, they think, like their burnout, partying classmates, destined for lives working at the gas station or something.
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Most photographs also show another bodyguard, and commentators joked that he, too, was destined to be a governor.
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In the absence of such a shot in the arm, the economy seems destined to continue muddling along.
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Can they do anything to revive their economies and increase their populations, or are they destined to stagnate?
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Most of those who survived were destined to spend years in squalid refugee camps scattered throughout Southeast Asia.
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That may be destined to change, now that rugby sevens — Fiji's national sport — is part of the Olympics.
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"One that is destined to leave you maybe not all that wiser, but definitely in a better mood."
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Khumbulani was destined to hear nothing but silence, but an anonymous donor heard his story and stepped in.
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A subset of science-based atheists are the "transhumanists," who believe that we are destined to become gods.
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They are, after all, the progeny of poor distant others destined to perish in ever more alarming ways.
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The Federal Reserve and the financial markets seem destined to lock horns for the rest of the year.
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But this negates that "Black Beatles" was destined to bang before the Mannequin Challenge was even a thing.
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Fifth Harmony came together during the second season of the X Factor and seemed destined for instant stardom.
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He takes material that was destined for a landfill and makes it not only useful again, but beautiful.
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I'm trying to be what I'm destined to be, and n****s trying to take my life away.
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In one way, we note, the new work destined for our art world continually changes quickly and radically.
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When the astrologer read Octavian's horoscope, he threw himself at the feet of Rome's emperor destined to be.
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I wasn't able to get this one right away, but it turns out that I'm destined for disappointment.
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While it isn't necessarily destined to end in a 2008-style collapse, the situation today is eerily familiar.
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Unfortunately, we were destined to collide with Gustavo Díaz Ordaz, the most authoritarian and intolerant of our presidents.
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Some said it was a natural homecoming, a nostalgic leap — and risk — that he was destined to take.
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"There are some advocates who are destined to be disappointed with anything short of abolishing the Police Department."
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So the nominations for the 61st annual awards, which were released Friday, were destined to be heavily scrutinized.
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But as befits an incident destined to become a patriotic legend, their bravery was rewarded with clemency instead.
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According to the New York Times, the heart was destined for LifeNet Health, located in the Seattle suburbs.
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But Jacksonville's defense is so suffocating that Buffalo's return to the playoffs seems destined to be short-lived.
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Outback mines The top exports from Darwin are manganese, bound for Malaysia, and live cattle, destined for Indonesia.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Just two months ago, Australia seemed destined for what the country's commentariat calls a "Tampa" election.
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To him, it was "the supreme experience," a part of nature humans were destined to take part in.
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The business model is based on Zoox's full ownership of its fleet, destined for taxi service in cities.
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It was accused of carrying oil destined for Syria, which would have been in violation of EU sanctions.
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Prisoners were divided after they arrived at the camp, some destined for labor, others for the gas chamber.
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The narrator's heart-pond is destined to remain terminally neglected, its depths unexplored, its most precious resources unconsumed.
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The ministry said that at this point had no evidence contaminated eggs or meat were destined for consumption.
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"This is destined to fail, for a simple reason: Nothing will happen because nothing happened," the spokesman said.
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Many had been destined for Atlanta, where the National Football League's Super Bowl will take place on Sunday.
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The leather-wrapped steering wheel feels as if it was destined for a car a full segment higher.
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In 2010, he was hired to direct the musical "King Kong," destined for Broadway after an Australian opening.
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Relatively early in his career, though, Mr. Conway realized that he wasn't destined to be a marquee star.
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As he learns the job of a president, his allies say, he was destined to make such changes.
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The difference is that the rich can go on holiday, and those who can't are destined to solitude.
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Quichotte realizes he is in love, and that he and Miss Salma R are destined to be together.
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In 28503, over half of Texas' exports were destined for countries that have signed on to the TPP.
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That's a case that seems destined for the Supreme Court regardless of whether Democrats wait to impeach Trump.
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Given its perceived status in the international film competition, "Parasite" appears destined to achieve at least one first.
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As with all prior seasons, 2019's batch of episodes repeatedly reminds us Midge is destined for greatness.
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Stopping for fuel, I chatted briefly with a driver, who said his load was destined for Cape Town.
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As it drags along, the movie makes you feel trapped in the shoes of someone destined for failure.
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This was the first inkling that the book was destined for runaway success, reaching millions of people worldwide.
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The boat, originally destined for the US Virgin Islands, was rerouted to the US commonwealth after power failures.
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The long quest by Edward S. Lampert, the chief executive, to turn Sears around seems destined to fail.
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British factories continued to churn out cars, medical devices and aircraft parts, many of them destined for Europe.
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"If not a classic, 'The Sellout' is destined to be a really good cult jam," wrote our reviewer.
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The pair seems destined to continue playing out their murderous saga through the bodies of their reincarnated counterparts.
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In this context, Maroon 5 was a dead band walking: a base coat destined to be painted over.
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Lohan's pal, Tiffany Trump, looks like she's destined for a little face time on the show as well.
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Do they speak to our contemporary moment, where some bodies are destined for violence and others for survival?
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It may be that every codebase, and therefore every startup, is destined to become "a big ball of mud"—the term coined in a 1997 paper to describe the "haphazardly structured, sprawling, sloppy, duct-tape-and-baling-wire, spaghetti-code jungle" that every software project seems eventually destined to become.
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Unlike the Hellcat, the Demon is production limited, with 3,000 destined for the US and another 300 for Canada.
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This is not the first time carfentanil destined for the illicit drug market has been found in North America.
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The adorable couple was destined to be together since Kutcher, 40, was Kunis' first kiss on That '70s Show.
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Only 4 percent of investment would be spent abroad, the statement said, with the rest destined for Colombian projects.
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Britain says it seized the Grace 1 because its cargo was destined for Syria, which is under European sanctions.
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All of this means that these cases were destined to go to trial if not resolved out of court.
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The majority of the delayed jets are destined for airlines that have selected Pratt & Whitney's new Geared Turbofan engine.
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They dislike each other intensely, so it seems the interview was destined for disaster, and they did not disappoint.
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As Jones claims, he and his cabal members gave Becky "a gift" that makes you destined for big things.
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The child of pop sensation Eddie Fisher and Hollywood icon Debbie Reynolds, Carrie Fisher was destined for the spotlight.
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The episode unexpectedly makes an case for the person destined to help Sasha purge Becky: her twin brother, Elliot.
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Look, not everyone is destined to be the Pope Francis of dogs, but I love them both the same.
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Jonah Hill knows Beanie Feldstein is destined for greatness — and he's not just saying that because he's her brother.
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But crucially, they will also be less likely to build factories in America for goods destined for export overseas.
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The H-series CPUs are destined for slick gaming laptops and other larger (think 15-inch or more) laptops.
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By another, it underlined a largely futile exercise that seems destined to conclude with more questions than it began.
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NZ was pretty quick on the uptake for new bands and they were always destined to be something special.
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That seizure totaled $16.1 million in "trademark-infringed merchandise which was destined for illegal export to Mexico," HSI claimed.
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Looking back, it's clear the spirited star was destined to march to the beat of her own drum. 2.
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In any case, it seems clear that this is destined to be the summer of surprise bleach blonde makeovers.
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She was destined to be married at a tender age and grow old within the confines of her birthplace.
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