And once you register the smile's inspiration, you know that Ms. Feiffer's Cat is doomed, doomed, doomed.
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I do think we're doomed, but I'm on the doomed thing.
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Of course, some Republican plans that look doomed are, in fact, doomed.
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And if coal CCS is doomed, does that mean industrial CCS is doomed, too?
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From the moment we first set eyes on the title character of "Thérèse Raquin," the bleak literary melodrama that opened on Thursday night at Studio 54, we know without a doubt that she is doomed, doomed, doomed.
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Basically, you're not doomed to wander in the jungle forever, you're just doomed to lose all previous understanding of practical hiking gear.
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Doomed by Sanders supporters who, out of pique, will sit out the election; doomed by a throwback messenger with no particularly stirring message; doomed by hints of infirmity that many voters find worrisome and that Donald Trump will exploit with crass efficiency.
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Just when you thought AI was doomed, or doomed to remain incredibly creepy, here it is finally being used for the betterment of mankind.
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That pursuit of bigness, and the attempt to manufacture momentousness multiple times per week, every week, is doomed not just because it's hard, but because it's doomed.
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The party has a certain sex appeal in the Anglo-Saxon press, its rise "proving" how doomed Angela Merkel is after her refugee gambit (spoiler: she's not doomed).
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Its ascendancy has unlikely roots in a series of mostly doomed and quixotic projects of which the most ambitious — and most doomed — was WFP's precursor, the New Party.
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"The whole scene is doomed, DOOMED," he types—his sunken features basked in the flickering of his computer screen and the weak, undulating green light of the world's last glowstick.
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So, it's very cheerful, nihilistic — not nihilistic — cheerfully doomed!
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If the aliens Sophie meets in Anders's novel are doomed to remember, then we, perhaps, are doomed to forget, to pretend that we are more powerful than we are, simply because we're alive.
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Or are we doomed to the McDonaldization of the Internet?
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We aren't doomed to endure the permanent campaign forever. And
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It's a doomed romance, though; Finn is in a relationship.
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But you're not doomed to end up in the red.
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If it weren't for Jon, humanity would be fundamentally doomed.
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That does not mean that the entire enterprise is doomed.
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The minute she married into it she had been doomed.
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The TV app is just the latest potentially doomed attempt.
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That didn't, however, mean that modularity is doomed to failure.
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And in that game, they looked doomed — until they weren't.
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But failed states are not doomed to stay that way.
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This example might seem doomed to fail for legal reasons.
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Like: Again, these reevaluations aren't evidence that science is doomed.
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PREDICTING EARTHQUAKES is doomed to failure, as seismologists well know.
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Is any rally on a Clinton victory a doomed rally?
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There's an American flag backdrop like a doomed Jasper Johns.
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Is it the advance of technology that has doomed citizens?
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Your entire business model is catastrophically doomed at today's prices.
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The analysts tell their traders that the company is doomed.
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How did Mary end up doomed in that crowded room?
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The names of the doomed were read on the radio.
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Far from exploding, Germany's population seemed doomed to rapid decline.
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Are we then doomed to a world devoid of fireflies?
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It may instead convince them that the project is doomed.
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Without the right people, a business is doomed to mediocrity.
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With 60% of members' GDP gone, that deal was doomed.
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Yet cousin marriage is doomed, if only for demographic reasons.
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As the 1960s ended, some Italians decided liberalism was doomed.
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Anyone who forgets that (cough, Trixie) is doomed to failure.
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Complexity economists say the project was doomed from the start.
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For all its problems, Hinkley Point is not yet doomed.
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Not to worry, Christian says the future's not totally doomed.
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Instead, the pair moved to the doomed Cielo Drive property.
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But while individual companies may struggle, such micromobility isn't doomed.
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Without the new administration's support, Montenegro's bid could be doomed.
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Do not assume Donald Trump's presidency is doomed to fail.
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She's doomed however Max chooses to play the euthanasia scene.
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Having insufficient numbers of healthy people sign up doomed Obamacare.
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Let's hope so, or all these bus people are doomed.
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Once those began to give way, the filibuster was doomed.
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He was instrumental in sending Essex on doomed foreign missions.
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If #MeToo made no one uncomfortable, it would be doomed.
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But Dolores is haunted by images of hungry, doomed children.
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The raucous convention doomed its nominee, Vice President Hubert Humphrey.
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This process is doomed to repeat itself over and over.
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Syria is doomed without cogent policies from Moscow and Washington.
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That sense of I'm already doomed, so what's the point?
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But does that mean machine learning is doomed to fail?
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Some critics say iTunes was doomed from that point on.
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The takeaway: You are not doomed to be excluded forever.
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When she agrees, it's the moment we know he's doomed.
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The 85033th Congress may be doomed before it even begins.
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Yet the majority of ankle sprains are doomed to recur.
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The invasion was badly planned and by all accounts doomed.
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It's the same problem that doomed the Obamacare repeal efforts.
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Maximum pressure is a doomed strategy one way or another.
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We just might be doomed to repeat it all anyway.
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And, he added, all of the formations are ultimately doomed.
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To me it was a thrilling tale of doomed courage.
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The doomed volunteers brought many in Dublin down with them.
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The installation gives this doomed shanty town an unlikely beauty.
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Jai Shah said the collapse doomed his business Greenplast International.
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Though both were successful, Manhattan real estate issues doomed them.
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Doomed in multiple ways by the actions of said lad.
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But the same challenges that doomed the previous effort remain.
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If not, we're doomed to watering our plants with electrolytes.
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"The trip to the inner solar system has doomed it."
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"If this isn't the moment," she continued, "then we're doomed."
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The rise of marine mammals may have doomed giant penguins.
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Capernaum is a biblical village that was doomed by Jesus.
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Lawsuits and debts had apparently doomed it to perpetual limbo.
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If centrist policies are doomed, why should Democrats pursue them?
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" Geragos says Karrueche's restraining order case is "doomed to failure.
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It's time to face the truth: other milks are doomed.
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The long voyage had been doomed almost from the start.
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We will all be doomed to stalk our separate paths.
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Rage that they were built doomed in the first place.
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Individuals are not doomed to disease because of their circumstances.
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Ultimately doomed, Wuhan fell to the Japanese in October 1938.
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"The Paris Agreement is doomed if deforestation continues," Helgesen said.
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His 2016 book, "Doomed to Cooperate," details the long collaboration.
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If that edge erodes, though, Biden's candidacy would be doomed.
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And he has seldom seemed more alive — or more doomed.
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Three devastating stretches of games particularly doomed the 2019 Mets.
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The lust for numbers, however, doomed even its best efforts.
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"You finished him off," Rosenbaum said of the doomed man.
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A smattering of midseason replacements, most doomed to quick extinction.
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Or is he always doomed to be just that: less.
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My generation is already doomed to be a lost generation.
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But, as Foer said, we don't have to be doomed.
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Two more votes in opposition would have doomed final passage.
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" He continued, "When the frontline is gone, we are doomed.
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Unless Washington does the same, relations are doomed to fail.
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At the time, many observers thought Trump's campaign was doomed.
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S. trade matters with other issues is doomed to fail.
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But too much time has been lost; Wabash is doomed.
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In a way, the project was doomed from the start.
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"At the moment, SETI is not doomed, but it might be doomed in the next 50 years and that's being optimistic," says Claudio Maccone, an astrophysicist and the chair of the IAA SETI committee.
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The ruling Law and Justice party has praised the 'doomed soldiers'.
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The doomed creatures in the pit were mostly clams and oysters.
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If children never learn to read properly, they are doomed economically.
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That doesn't mean the entire space of adtech is doomed, though.
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"[It's] not that we necessarily believe everything is doomed," they say.
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It's what doomed the show back when it was still in
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"If that's what you want to do, you're doomed," she said.
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If French politics doomed one deal, they could do so again.
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She also played Veronica Sawyer in the doomed Heathers TV series.
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The premiere looks at doomed heiress and tabloid fixture Casey Johnson.
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However, this course of action is doomed to failure, Oliver cautioned.
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Is a first date on Valentine's Day doomed from the start?
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When she returns, Jason's doomed fate is written all her face.
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As a result, Madeline's Madeline might be doomed to festival purgatory.
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Mobile innovation is not doomed to be hidden in the network.
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Short of that, though, they seem doomed to also-ran status.
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It was a noble effort and, it appears, a doomed one.
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You read the book and know that Beth March is doomed.
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In the first decade of this century their project looked doomed.
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I think We Are Beautiful We Are Doomed is noticeably different.
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House majorities often push legislation they consider doomed to fail anyway.
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We do not believe that Western culture is doomed to fail.
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Restraints on growth imposed by international institutions are doomed to failure.
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There are still many open questions about this strange, doomed moon.
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When something goes wrong, they assume the whole project is doomed.
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We are so doomed it's almost funny, and always have been.
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Suddenly, the scattered, doomed rabble of the battlefield are painfully human.
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It's a desperate strategy that is almost always doomed to fail.
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In 1964, Nixon saw Goldwater's doomed presidential bid as an opportunity.
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It doesn't happen because you were doomed, or because of fate.
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Surgery was a last resort for the desperate and the doomed.
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What's not to love about a beautiful, doomed, landmine-clearing princess?
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They've eaten the infamous Death Cookie and are doomed to hell.
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This is a highly aggressive and probably doomed strategy, without question.
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And, ironically, this obsessive loyalty may be what doomed the adaptation.
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Android tablets, however, appear to be doomed in their current form.
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If we don't learn from history, we're doomed to repeat it.
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So effectively, my limited artistic ability doomed the human race. Sorry.
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But that doesn't mean everyone with bad credit is doomed romantically.
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Drink this moment in, because you are doomed to forget it.
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Poor performance with runners in scoring position has doomed the Cubs.
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After the Bosnian war of 1992-95 the resort seemed doomed.
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But it was doomed to become a victim of its geography.
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And does this mean HPC, as it is known, is doomed?
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"If I deviated, I would be doomed to success," he says.
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And yet they fall short, as they are doomed to do.
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But then again, what's a vacation without a little doomed romance?
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Only time will tell, but he was doomed from the start.
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Mostly doomed to failure, but with occasional thrilling moments of success.
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But the plan seems doomed, if past efforts are any guide.
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Yet despite the grim economic outlook, Trump's reelection odds aren't doomed.
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What ultimately doomed the store was the closing of Wallabout Market.
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And, if recent history is any judge, it's doomed to failure.
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Too many are doomed to the terrible effects of alcohol abuse.
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But its default launcher, the doomed Facebook Home, was hopelessly bad.
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Ultimately, all these sites are doomed to fail from the start.
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Independent restaurant owners may be doomed, and perhaps grocery stores, too.
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We both came to the realization that our future was doomed.
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We are doomed to aspire for the rest of our lives.
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Mr. Marchionne revived an automaker that many people thought was doomed.
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My attempt was halfhearted though; I knew the endeavor was doomed.
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Investors stand to lose over $99.73 billion on doomed coal plants.
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It was a plan, they'll lament, that was doomed to fail.
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Though he's clearly doomed, it's hard not to wish him well.
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"We were doomed to fail to this moment," the lobbyist said.
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The presence of eagles would not necessarily have doomed the project.
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But the CBO is saying that it isn't doomed to collapse.
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The video above examines the tangled mess that doomed the Concorde.
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The ensuing scandal dogged her campaign and may have doomed it.
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One might think that Mr. Moore's Senate campaign would be doomed.
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For decades, legislation opposed by the church was doomed to fail.
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So Trump's promise to restore U.S. manufacturing was doomed to fail.
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"The attempts of 'Taiwan independence' are doomed to fail," it added.
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The White House hopeful who promises simply to govern is doomed.
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Neel Patel's debut story collection is a study of doomed attachments.
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Those who do not remember history are doomed to repeat it.
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Most creatures were doomed even if they survived the initial blast.
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Over a pulsing synth beat, Swift details a doomed summer romance.
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Sometimes I feel forever doomed to play straight man to her.
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There will always be a comedy that seems doomed to fail.
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Those who ignore herstory are doomed not to Ru-peat it.
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Eden, meanwhile, seems doomed to suffer in this cold, secretive household.
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A democracy forming without the proper education is doomed to crumble.
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Instead, IAC's pulled funding presents a question: What, exactly, doomed CollegeHumor?
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But casting decisions and financial concerns have doomed the Broadway show.
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Johnson's acquittal also elevated the Presidency by making impeachment seem doomed.
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Their presence alone signaled that the march was doomed to failure.
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But skeptics suggest the effort is doomed for precisely that reason.
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Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.
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The G.O.P.'s House majority is all but doomed, he said.
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By World of Horror's logic, I think that means I'm doomed.
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"I'm not willing to say football is doomed," said Dr. McKee.
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Offshore finance was born, and democratic control over capital was doomed.
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Such blowback has doomed prior administrations' attempts to control Medicare payments.
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That's what a doomed uncle once told a budding wall crawler.
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Perhaps all protest movements are always doomed to splinter and split.
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Given Abbas' perfidious dictatorship, such a state is doomed to failure.
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Cotton and Purdue doomed their bill to failure with these provisions.
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If the dementia tests are equally accurate, we are doomed. pic.twitter.
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"The lesson here isn't that print is doomed," Mr. Meehan said.
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You aren't doomed to be unreasonable, even in highly politicized times.
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And if they feel the same in 2020, Trump is doomed.
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An Iranian official called Kushner's plan "shameful" and "doomed to failure".
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If just one more senator joins them, this bill is doomed.
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Senior LREM officials initially dismissed Villani's ambitions as doomed to failure.
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Jorah Mormont is also doomed to die—his greyscale all but guarantees my man is going to die saving the woman he loves—but this doomed rescue mission seems like a waste of a good death.
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But does this extremely common relationship phase really mean that you're doomed?
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The key takeaway here is not that the world is doomed, however.
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The private flights doomed Price, who quickly lost favor with the president.
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But even if my red patch is Zika, I'm far from doomed.
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Unless they can close those gaps, the whole effort may be doomed.
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Political science professor Benito Lim said the plan was doomed to fail.
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If Abe pulls a May, constitutional revision would almost certainly be doomed.
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Both developments go against Republican arguments that Obamacare is doomed to failure.
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Plus, the young journalists knew their jobs were doomed from the start.
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And he really is doomed to failure in all kinds of areas.
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Sullenberger spent time in a simulator running recreations of the doomed flights.
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For if we fail, we most assuredly are doomed to repeat it.
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Those who fail to make the adjustment will be doomed to marginalisation.
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Then, as would only befit a doomed franchise, the Northsiders blew it.
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Missed Connections is all about understanding that your quest is probably doomed.
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Falluja, it seems, is doomed to keep writing its long, sad history.
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Nest doesn't want to continue spending money to support a doomed product.
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In other words, Miller said, Nichole would be especially doomed in Gilead.
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A dysfunctional team running aimlessly around a field is doomed to lose.
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The fried chicken Crocs are coming, and yes, we are all doomed.
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Though Palm, it seemed, was ultimately doomed in this post-iPhone world.
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Yeah, I think his basic message is the human race is doomed.
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She doesn't want a doomed vote but is stringing the members along.
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Are financial advisors doomed to be disconnected from the generation to follow?
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Stack Overflow is far from doomed, but it may need to change.
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But are these Games, as some seem to suggest, doomed to failure?
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And according to critics, his poor, halfhearted campaigning doomed the "Remain" campaign.
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But that definitely doesn't mean those people are doomed to get cancer.
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A doomed road trip with the Bulls, a weekend with the Clippers.
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She is incredibly unpopular and seems doomed to lose in the end.
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Not being venture-backed doesn't mean your company is doomed to fail.
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It doesn't mean you're doomed or that you can't "really" be friends.
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The world's leading artificial intelligence project that he created was now doomed.
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Before Milestone, I saw myself as a kid doomed to society's hatred.
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Other trusts succumbed to takeovers and the sector seemed doomed to disappear.
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Was that a moment where it felt like the film was doomed?
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Ryan was one half of the doomed GOP presidential ticket in 2012.
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If we don't know how to make more, the species is doomed.
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Perhaps a doomed, ill-advised love affair would blossom with her, too.
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Trump-is-doomed stories are one of the media's favorite fairy tales.
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Doomed duck boat&aposs designer had no engineering training , court documents reveal.
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They are like a woman and her reflection, doomed to stay on
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But let's be real, BBM has been doomed for a long time.
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The Graham family legacy appeared doomed thanks to Google, Facebook and Twitter.
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We don't really have any evidence that we are doomed by default.
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In Lana Del Rey songs, there is but one doomed, eternal romance.
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Politicians and pundits drew comparisons to Watergate and Richard Nixon's doomed presidency.
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Sexy Doomed Sad Girls are more like puzzles than fully formed characters.
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You know, maybe the character of Anakin Skywalker was doomed to fail.
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Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande are doomed ... because they got matching tattoos.
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The Obamacare exchanges were doomed from the start to be extremely expensive.
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James Harden and Khloé Kardashian may have been doomed from the start.
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Hers was a life that all agreed seemed doomed from the start.
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And those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it.
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George Clooney died on a doomed mission to save New York City.
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Could be implementing a strategy that everyone knows is doomed to failure.
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But with two Republicans already voting no, the measure may be doomed.
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Not eight months later, he was doomed to be out of it.
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Relying on redistribution alone is too simplistic, and is doomed to failure.
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The breath and sweat of the doomed seemed brined into the walls.
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Harlem's future is not "doomed"; rather, it is a work in progress.
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Survivors have said they knew, at that instant, their ship was doomed.
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Broken machines and a slow start doomed this county from the beginning.
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Only, most of us know that our fun times together are doomed.
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Paul Krugman Has Snoopy just doomed us to another severe financial crisis?
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This alone has doomed the Paris agreement to be a toothless deal.
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Trump's previous feuds and torching of political correctness have not doomed him.
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Watch if you wish "Children's Hospital" was set on a doomed airship.
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In some sense, the Note has been doomed by its own success.
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The letter was found inside an envelope labeled "doomed," Commissioner Ross said.
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When Amazon entered the handmade business, many investors thought Etsy was doomed.
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That hindsight makes the coup seem so doomed only underscores some questions.
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Israeli society that sound "Diasporic" can be doomed at the outset, and
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The Senate measures seemed doomed almost as soon as they were offered.
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Mr. Obama's pledge to close the prison was doomed by Republican opposition.
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SHANGHAI GRANDForbidden Love and International Intrigue in a Doomed WorldBy Taras GrescoeIllustrated.
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He could be right that in the long run democracy is doomed.
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Next comes Beth, thirteen: recessive, unswervingly kind, and doomed to die young.
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After the hearing, Nugent said a technicality might have doomed their case.
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The Senate map, for Republicans, has gone from fragile to nearly doomed.
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Frankly, I probably could've guessed that my marriage was doomed to fail.
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Shaky defense and the worst offense in the A.L. doomed the team.
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But even if their new health plan passes, it is ultimately doomed.
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The 2008 return covered Mr. Kasich's last year at the doomed bank.
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This suits the portrayal of a doomed, disastrously sheltered 14th-century monarch.
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But Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor isn't all about a doomed existence.
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Cleanses and other "detox diets" are pretty much always doomed to fail.
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Are today's app experts doomed to become the COBOL programmers of tomorrow?
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But Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor isn't all about a doomed existence.
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He also called protectionism a "shortsighted approach" that was "doomed to fail".
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If nuclear withers, efforts to combat climate change wouldn't necessarily be doomed.
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People were supportive of Marwede's plight, even if it was likely doomed.
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Two Republicans opposing a Trump priority and that priority is doomed. 2.
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A feeling grew within the clubhouse that this was a doomed season.
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Don't worry — you're not doomed to be "xXx_DarknessKing400_xXx" to the world forever.
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I'm particularly gutted by the idea of missed connections and doomed families.
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How did Beauvoir's idea about women being doomed to immanence inspire you?
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Families came to look at the torn carcasses of the doomed buses.
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When Ghazni came under attack, Chinese Camp was doomed, its defenders said.
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By early spring, it was clear HNA's deal for SkyBridge was doomed.
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It seemed that he was doomed to hang onto that reputation forever.
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So why are Republicans pushing a proposal that appears doomed to fail?
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The captain of the doomed Ethiopian Airlines jetliner seemed calm at first.
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Haloed as she is, Beth is doomed to remain the boring one.
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More than 100 bodies of doomed climbers may be on the mountain.
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Within 48 hours, the bill went from doomed to sailing right through.
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We're all doomed to become "house cats" if the machines so desire!
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The whole idea was doomed, he said, because of the volcano nearby.
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Gatsby is the ultimate impostor, gorgeous, glamorous and doomed, but enduringly great.
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Abowd, however, insisted on the stand that the count was not doomed.
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It isn't a spoiler to say that this project is inevitably doomed.
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But they're not all doomed to lose their jobs in a bankruptcy.
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Yes. Does it offer any new hypotheses about what doomed Clinton's campaign?
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"I don't think it was doomed from the start," Mr. Burris said.
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SHATTERED: INSIDE HILLARY CLINTON'S DOOMED CAMPAIGN By Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes.
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Are we instead just doomed to keep making lots of terrible decisions?
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"It was doomed to be a failure," Zhu later told Business Insider.
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The disruptors have already changed the game, and the incumbent is doomed.
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Kazakhs could have told their maximum leader that his dreams were doomed.
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What doomed the relationship between Mr. Upcraft and Ms. Russo is unclear.
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That not everyone is doomed to the likely fate of state Rep.
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Video: Here's what we know about the doomed jet's seven-minute flight.
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Though the quiz results are telling, they don't mean anyone is doomed.
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Nixon, arose out of the Watergate scandal that ultimately doomed Nixon's presidency.
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Others are doomed by the C.I.A.'s heavy-handed and mandatory censorship.
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Attempts to prove excessive pharma profits were "doomed to failure," he said.
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That's why atheist humanism—the basis of any "pluralist society"—is doomed.
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But that doesn't mean everyone with credit card debt is doomed romantically.
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He is instead doomed to bounce in eternal sing-songy hell. Enjoy!
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The Amazon forest is doomed This is false in the near term.
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A few days before he boarded the doomed truck, Luong called home.
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A few days before he boarded the doomed truck, Luong called home.
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Roger's proposal is doomed, and although he can't see why, we can.
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It all happens against the backdrop of Albania's doomed friendship with China.
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Afterward, I waited for Arthur Kennedy, who played the doomed John Proctor.
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Without that highly unusual state of affairs, Obamacare would have been doomed.
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In 1994, Clinton spearheaded a doomed overhaul of the health care system.
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Or am I doomed to never get a pelvic exam ever again?
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Then we read a blurb about a doomed climbing expedition on Everest.
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So the chances for true change in Algeria's case are hardly doomed.
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In the first sign of trouble in its doomed flight on Oct.
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The UK has voted for a Brexit and we are all doomed.
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Are companies doomed to fall behind hackers in a cyber arms race?
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But the AHCA is actually doomed because of congressmen to Ryan's right.
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The denial doomed Gorka's career as a national security expert in Hungary.
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Maybe it could have persisted had Senate Democrats played a longer game, but only temporarily; however the Senate voted on Neil Gorsuch, the same forces that doomed Robert Bork and Merrick Garland would have doomed the filibuster hereafter.
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Go without and you'll be doomed to use the dreaded hotel hair dryer.
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Fortunately, if the latest numbers are any indication, it's probably doomed to fail.
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Is gaming doomed because of big budgets and the need to sell copies?
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But Kentucky doomed itself with two turnovers by Wilson, both in Florida territory.
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I see it something we are doomed to live out, just for breathing.
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But she says she doesn&apost blame the operator of the doomed boat.
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But since the tax is now zero, conservatives say the law is doomed.
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But it's worth thinking about why fitness resolutions can feel doomed to failure.
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And that's just where the doomed Chinese satellite Tiangong-1 landed last night.
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Or, oh no, we now know about new problems and we're all doomed!
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Imagine the desperate, doomed fish flopping about the bottom of the fishing boat.
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It is the same moderates-versus-conservatives split that doomed the Obamacare rollback.
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In 2010, and even in 2013, I don't think this alone doomed Path.
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"Normally a candidate who views women this way would be doomed," he added.
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It's impossible to know how many applications were doomed by the Postal Service.
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If they fail, humanity is doomed to an endless cycle of interstellar wars.
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"It was a doomed encounter," Bong told Vulture in an October 2019 interview.
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The urge to protect ourselves from change has doomed many countries throughout history.
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Here's what the doomed work looked like before it met its untimely end.
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It creates a battle between mind and metabolism that we're doomed to lose.
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With the current line-up of eight justices, the travel ban seems doomed.
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If the president pays more attention to CNN than the CIA, you're doomed.
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He seemed doomed to fail, and now he has failed, earlier than expected.
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Realistically, Bucklew's case was doomed long before it arrived at the Supreme Court.
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The effort may be doomed in the end, but it's still extremely important.
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But the fact that both countries have major problems doesn't mean they're doomed.
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Matt Yglesias made a compelling case in October that American democracy is doomed.
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"I do fear that Basel IV is doomed," a banking industry official added.
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Miami Heat guard Goran Dragić has something of a doomed air about him.
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That does not mean Mr Macron is doomed to achieve nothing at all.
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Why are you so confident that the human race is not necessarily doomed?
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Incorporating astrology into your dating strategy shouldn't make you feel limited or doomed.
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Thirty years ago, the northern white rhino would have been doomed to extinction.
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If even Uber is automating its fleet, doesn't that mean workers are doomed?
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Sectors in the low-productivity bucket are not necessarily doomed to remain there.
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But why would people trade if their efforts were doomed to be unprofitable?
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If you don't get along with theirs or vice versa, it's probably doomed.
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If they are right, then they are doomed with the transaction or without.
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I ask Wilson if studying a doomed ecosystem gets him down at all.
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These efforts are probably doomed to fail, at least in the short term.
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It's too soon to say that the film is doomed to failure, however.
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Travolta can time travel, or he's a vampire doomed to fight Cage forever!
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Which is why, at first glance, this might sound like a doomed effort.
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Opinion: Debris may be from doomed flight, so can we find the rest?
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That is more times than I have had sex during a doomed relationship.
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It seemed like the Oscars were doomed to be an awards show mess.
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Creatures living in higher latitude oceans, farther from the tropics, were particularly doomed.
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Survivor tends to get rid of the heroes early, and Joe was doomed.
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A chronicle of a doomed relationship, with a groove that's lighter than air.
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As it turns out, Peck's plan was a doomed journey into the sea.
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Our adversaries, however, are doomed because we will never forget who we are.
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The bill would be doomed, Cruz warned, if his amendment is left out.
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The senator famously doomed the president's efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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That doesn't mean people who drink are necessarily doomed to get those cancers.
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Both planes were new, delivered from Boeing just months before their doomed flights.
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But Hillary Clinton herself is still saying that October moment doomed her campaign.
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As such, it was doomed from the start regardless of its relative merits.
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Is scholarship doomed to be complicit in the violence done in its name?
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FSU's smothering defense, dominance on the boards and timely shooting doomed the Buccaneers.
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Once politics turned against the welfare state in the 1980s, Brutalism was doomed.
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They say those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
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This may be the point at which India's communications loss doomed its lander.
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And in the Oxbridge interviews, if you cannot speak for yourself, you're doomed.
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That obstinance -- and stuck-in-the-past-ism -- doomed Moore this time around.
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The Rangers seem to have been doomed from the start of this series.
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But all is not lost, and Uber is not doomed to the abyss.
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Many of the doomed balloon ride's passengers booked the excursion as a celebration.
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That's okay — CDs were doomed, and they were pretty awful to begin with.
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For her, stanning Depp and Moss' ultimately doomed relationship is an uncomplicated pleasure.
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"'Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it,'" Gellar quipped.
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That being said, dating while with bipolar doesn't mean every relationship is doomed.
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The private flights doomed Price, who quickly lost favor with President Donald Trump.
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He can't shake the sense that the investigation was doomed from the start.
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But then it raised "serious concerns," and now the deal looks increasingly doomed.
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Implying that women who don't have children are doomed to loneliness is ignorant.
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But if we can't learn lessons from tragedies, we're doomed to repeat them.
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If you are a poet and think about these measures you are doomed.
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Pat Toomey, who proposed an ultimately doomed compromise to the current Senate fight.
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The Wednesday meeting was probably doomed even before Ms. Pelosi's "cover-up" comment.
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A honeycreeper or giant mountain lobelia,Some coral, any doomed thing you want.
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And it's easy to see why: These doomed peasants are all of us.
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Democrats risk the kind of overreach that doomed the Republicans 20 years ago.
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Thus, you're left spiraling between fantasies of revenge and doomed stabs at equanimity.
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South Vietnam may appear, in hindsight, to have been a doomed political experiment.
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Astronomers know such pairs exist in abundance, doomed someday for a fiery ending.
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Harper had a strong year, but weak pitching doomed the Phillies to a .
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Justice Kennedy mused that any number of free-speech doctrines doomed the law.
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Especially if it's a movie that was always doomed to sorely disappointed them.
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"It just felt like we were doomed," her stepdaughter, Laura Powell, told KTXL.
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Most couples on this series are doomed, or at least face insurmountable odds.
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"If we just go on as we are, we are doomed," he added.
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That's not to say that the business of cannabis is doomed to fail.
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Mr. Gantz's only other option for forming a government was doomed earlier Wednesday.
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The rest were mostly doomed before they could be brought out and treated.
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The choice was perhaps one of many that doomed them to pop purgatory.
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This is not because the VoteCastr effort is unserious or doomed to fail.
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But those intrigues ultimately doomed a presidency and plunged the nation into crisis.
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But as the 2018 Lunar X Prize deadline approached, the effort appeared doomed.
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Failing against the Yankees in 2000 doomed the Mets to their current fate.
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So let me figure out: What are the ways in which I'm doomed?
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So, in Prey here is yet another queer couple with a doomed relationship.
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" Zarif said the Trump administration's campaign of maximum pressure is "doomed to failure.
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But analysts didn't argue that wind power was doomed and should be abandoned.
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Actor-musician Eðvarð Egilsson plays Del Rey's doomed (sorry, spoiler) love interest.—Noisey
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That's not much fun, and what's more, it's a doomed, rear-guard fight.
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And then there have been all the doomed attempts to pivot to infrastructure.
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But, like George W. Bush's doomed effort to privatize Social Security, it ends.
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Literature is doomed if it's expected to steer clear of the popular realm.
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Following the second world war, Yiddish seemed doomed, but it has made a comeback.
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A dozen or so impeachment motions against him look doomed for the same reason.
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He has said the bid would be doomed if Rome's mayor doesn't support it.
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They don't pretend to be anything other than doomed, but they carry on anyway.
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However, a 219-for-213 shooting effort in the third quarter ultimately doomed them.
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"These card-specific programs are doomed to fail… because they require work," he said.
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To be sure, the Democrats' losses in 22000 doomed their chances this past decade.
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She told Caters that despite the "gorgeousness" of the lizard, he was obviously doomed.
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Anyway, now the media will say that the tweet means we&aposre all doomed.
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Arnold contended in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter the show was doomed anyway.
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By denying collusion, however, Trump may have doomed the U.S. to repeat its mistakes.
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Maybe if this campaign had played out differently, Clinton's secrecy would have doomed her.
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I'd rather suffer a slowdown than tether myself to something that's doomed to obsolescence.
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The couple's doomed love affair is featured on the hit Netflix series, The Crown.
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When you look back to 2016, the LG G5 was doomed from the start.
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But another dry spell doomed the Cavs as the Celtics went up 101-91.
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But with a season finale titled "Goodbye," is Gary and Maggie's sweet relationship doomed?
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That combined with 37.3 percent shooting from the floor doomed coach Kyle Keller's squad.
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And that those who forget the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them.
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Or was it doomed by the party's failure to agree on a common strategy?
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But Inhofe's skinny bill effort, too, appears doomed in the House over Trump's wall.
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Seeing the effect Prohibition had on America, he concluded that the policy was doomed.
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The book I elected to write was doomed anyway, as it contained zero plot.
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It was from the Belgian port of Zeebrugge that the doomed container eventually departed.
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In the robot industry, we almost dislike simulations because they are doomed to succeed.
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If anyone would harm them, this is how he is doomed to be killed.
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Which is why, if history is any guide, these proposals are doomed to fail.
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If you're not and forge ahead anyway, things are almost certainly doomed to failure.
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Kirby believes that her character never got over doomed love affair with Group Capt.
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However, an array of political and cultural factors seem to have doomed the title.
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Spark and the collaboration schools suggest that South African education need not be doomed.
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Those three tell King Nebuchadnezzar that he is doomed for worshipping a false idol.
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If you don't have faith in Johnson's theory, your fate is sealed and doomed.
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But with the launch of the USB-C MacBook MagSafe seemed doomed – until now.
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All lesser virtual, creative playgrounds are doomed to be overshadowed by this pixellated silhouette.
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A month ago I made a dire prediction: the Swiss watch industry is doomed.
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One problem was how the couple was doomed to keep revisiting their controversial past.
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By contrast Germans, forever chastened by a Nazi past, are doomed to boring responsibility.
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So will passengers be doomed to fly either Airbus or Boeing's planes forever more?
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To some degree, "populism" is another word for heterodoxies that seem doomed to fail.
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Kosciuszko tried to rally his countrymen into rebellion against Russia, but Poland was doomed.
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Americans and Australians shouldn't play lip reading games together, they are doomed to fail.
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The grim reality is that it may be doomed to failure all the same.
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"If it was confined to political circles it was doomed to failure," said Fischer.
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In fact, Energy East was doomed by today's low oil price and by overcapacity.
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Combined with its spotty military control, the Empire is probably doomed from the outset.
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Kim Kelly has known these mischievous lads for ages, and is doomed on Twitter.
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Instead, he's acting like a baby and inspiring further signs that Uber is doomed.
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Existence is thus heavy, "the heaviest of burdens," an infinite cycle doomed to repetition.
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If you listen to the wrong people, the North American manufacturing industry is doomed.
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The internet, being the most, managed to track down evidence of the doomed marriage.
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Bill Nelson — and possibly Democrats' slim chance to take back the Senate — is doomed.
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How can you publicly concede that your effort is doomed and keep going anyway?
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Politics All week it seemed the GOP health care bill was all but doomed.
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The former will work wonders with Mueller while the latter are doomed to failure.
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The Information uncovers how Lyft's missteps doomed its ambitions to catch up to Uber.
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The drone was re-released, but the division was seemingly doomed from the beginning.
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Decisions to vote against the judge doomed some of his red-state Democratic colleagues.
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The FBI's investigation into Brett Kavanaugh was likely doomed to disappoint from the start.
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Finance directors must feel like Sisyphus, doomed to push a rock uphill for eternity.
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Ted Cruz and Rob Portman, but these are doomed to fail without Democratic support.
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Like "The Doomed" and "The Contrarian"—those were started from cues in the movie.
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Nigeria is rationing dollars in a desperate (probably doomed) effort to boost its currency.
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The GOP bill that was debated on the floor Friday seemed doomed to failure.
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"His presidency could be doomed," one unidentified person loyal to Trump told the paper.
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Why are these people doomed to make the same mistakes over and over again?
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It got worse from there — but this relationship has been doomed from the beginning.
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The novel depicts a doomed affair between a Jewish woman and a Palestinian man.
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"You bring in another set of strategies, which are doomed to fail," he said.
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Megan Fox's role in the 'Transformers' films doomed her to a life of ridicule.
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You don't want to give the impression that you're doomed, your biology dooms you.
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That's especially true with this week's episode, "Library," which follows Selina's latest doomed plot.
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For crypto-haters, it offers a way to short coins you're convinced are doomed.
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According to my astrologer-friend, Cancers who have never had mother love are doomed.
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That has not stopped governments ploughing money into doomed local manufacturers over the years.
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If young voters, particularly young women, find fault with Clinton, her candidacy is doomed.
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As we've often been warned, those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.
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"I couldn't let it spread," she recounts to Alicia, remembering a doomed wedding party.
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"Donald Trump tried to rescue a campaign that was doomed," said former GOP Sen.
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Its doomed protagonist endures trials at least the equal of Tosca's or Madama Butterfly's.
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Is he doomed to live under the shadow of what happened to his sister?
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There are those of heroic and doomed adventurers, and there are the environmental stories.
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Everyone I interviewed said there was plenty more to learn about the doomed expedition.
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Wilson realized that Bell was signalling his awareness that Bell Pottinger was already doomed.
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Parallels to the doomed short-volatility tradeWhat's more, Kolanovic has seen it all before.
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Appel and Fuiava say they learned a lot from their doomed adventure at sea.
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I knew that they were indeed doomed to take the same path I did.
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The now "possessed" snail "is doomed to follow the parasite's will," the narrator intones.
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But many in Parliament think that the bill calling for a plebiscite is doomed.
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Ultimately, these shows are doomed because their lives mirror the lives of their characters.
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As they say: those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
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But it's becoming clearer, and more public, that some of these markets are doomed.
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When we look at our economic system, consumerism is a doomed-to-fail philosophy.
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Is she meant to represent the iceberg that doomed hundreds and hundreds of people?
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The fast food giant did not hesitate to finally discontinue the doomed fitness band.
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"I've always taken a certain comfort in the doomed and apocalyptic outlook," Densley says.
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In 1972, President Richard Nixon was facing a hopeless, doomed primary challenge from Rep.
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TechCrunch's Natasha Lomas even wrote that Windows Phone 7 was doomed back in 2012.
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Wholesome memes have been replaced by violent political arguments about our increasingly doomed planet.
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Instead, the crowd kept up a deafening din during the Rams' doomed final drives.
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And this world, doomed as it is, is the only one that offers joy.
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Most other artworks are unintentionally doomed by their design in one way or another.
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Were we doomed to become the very thing we claimed to be fighting against?
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The doomed jet, weighing 2447 tonnes, was in freefall after entering an aerodynamic stall.
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So in a nutshell, abortion rights aren't doomed for sure after Trump becomes president.
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"Trying to do things on the cheap was always doomed for failure," he said.
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Yet this peculiar retreat was venomous: No matter how Stockfish replied, it was doomed.
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On the new episode of "The Argument" podcast, we debate whether Trump is doomed.
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If the trees of the Bear Swamp forest are doomed, so perhaps are we.
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His dreams transcended the notion that he was doomed to repeat our father's fate.
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Their season had appeared to be doomed when Rodgers broke his collarbone in October.
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This is a doomed strategy even just on the narrow terms that interest Trump.
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That might undermine the investigation into what had doomed the sub and its crew.
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Here's my take: Her campaign was probably doomed from the start and utterly transformative.
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Some have argued that direct election was doomed because the Philadelphia delegates disdained democracy.
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So, he bleeds Dodger Blue, but he also knows when a team is doomed.
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You might dismiss many of these innovations as pretty goofy and doomed to failure.
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The Senate is a bit different; there aren't a lot of obviously doomed Republicans.
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So I think the Republicans are currently doomed in a way the Democrats aren't.
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They are doomed to be no more than a footnote in that great book.
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They are doomed to die, wake up, and be killed, over and over again.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wanted to hold the doomed vote on Thursday night.
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Trump's campaign is a rearguard action against racial diversity, but one doomed to fail.
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This would go beyond a now doomed Dodd-Frank proposal to claw back bonuses.
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We are not doomed unless we choose to be, unless we want to be.
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With or without Mr. Baghdadi, the Islamic State in its current form is doomed.
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A decline in manufacturing doesn't necessarily mean the broader economy is doomed to follow.
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And because you're doomed to fail, what matters isn't that you do everything right.
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The Mayan calendar was the one that supposedly doomed us earlier in the decade.
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The Mountaineers outgained the Longhorns 463-427 but were doomed by their four turnovers.
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Yet Democrats marched on to hand us a partisan impeachment simply doomed to fail.
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For one, the West is doomed when it starts giving in to Russian intimidation.
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"Adolescents in less cohesive families need not be doomed to lifetime depression," Chen said.
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Anyone who has spent any time on Twitter knows that was a doomed experiment.
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It is pretty clear that notwithstanding Russian involvement, the Clinton 2016 campaign was doomed.
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We are not doomed unless we choose to be, unless we want to be.
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But the doomed Rusalka has become a moonlit phantom, as she warns the prince.
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Such regional disparities suggest that not all Americans are doomed to live shorter lives.
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Sears' creditors argue that the company is doomed to fail and want it liquidated.
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As opposed to when you look at paintings that are incredibly apocalyptic and doomed.
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The result: Hundreds of stories about rumors, doomed projects inching forward in development hell.
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Demeaning or bullying behavior, which memorably doomed Rick Lazio when he ran against Mrs.
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A decline in manufacturing doesn't necessarily mean the broader economy is doomed to follow.
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It captures the dark feeling and lets you know that Blake is totally doomed.
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"Everything the United States government has done is doomed for failure," Mr. Maduro said.
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Debates about revenue and political blowback doomed an earlier attempt to approve a bill.
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After Republicans retook the House in 2010, most of Obama's legislative agenda was doomed.
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At times, a surging candidate might feel unstoppable; a slumping candidate might seem doomed.
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I've seen the version where one party feels left out, and it's doomed and miserable.
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A favored method of execution is to blow the doomed away with anti-aircraft guns.
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But that didn't stop us wanting to explain them all and why they are doomed.
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A new documentary theorizes a fire doomed the ship long before it even left port.
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The relationship, and all his prattling, was doomed to remain one-sided to his death.
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Modern wing suits can be traced to a doomed 1912 jump off the Eiffel Tower.
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Now, those lumps are doomed to orbit the Red Planet until one or both implode.
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If this is how they choose to use it, maybe we're not doomed after all.
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But the CPP is doomed, as are most federal efforts initiated by President Barack Obama.
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Our health care doesn't look so circumspect now that the promise of Trumpcare seems doomed.
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Yet media coverage would lead you to believe that these kinds of relationships are doomed.
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Apple has been called a lot of things over the years: Innovative, visionary, controlling, doomed.
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And that dynamic is also a big part of what doomed Amazon's New York project.
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"LIDAR is a fool's errand, and anyone who relies on LIDAR is doomed," he said.
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The lawyer's incompetence, in other words, may not have uniquely doomed Mr Lee to deportation.
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If there was any one feature that doomed the One M9, it was the camera.
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If to be a modern painter meant embracing abstraction, he was doomed to be anachronistic.
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We know history is doomed to repeat itself, but this is impressive attention to detail.
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Sure, polyamorous relationships may not be for everyone, but they aren't doomed to failure, either.
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Losing him means the latest push toward a repeal bill may be doomed yet again.
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Then in April 2017, Bloomberg published a piece that likely doomed the company to fail.
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Except with people already primed to applaud Trump's misogyny, the strategy is doomed to fail.
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An attempt to enforce "rules of the internet" would almost inevitably be doomed to failure.
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Republicans bemoaned disrespect for the police and charged that liberal policies had doomed black America.
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This practical reality is, more fundamentally than theory, why Brog and Hazony's project is doomed.
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Globetrotting retail banks are not doomed to fail, especially if they can exploit new technology.
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Vision and Scarlet Witch might work better as doomed romantic partners than a viable couple.
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As with so many dieters, Camacho's efforts to accurately track his calories "in" were doomed.
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If you can't get your identity politics right in a Democratic primary, you are doomed.
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Biden must also avoid the self-sabotage that doomed his campaigns in 1988 and 2008.
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We think this is what doomed Mars to its dry, frozen, dead fate long ago.
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The exhibition also features images by artists convinced by the notion of a "doomed race".
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There's one big problem with DC's streetcar that may have doomed it from the start.
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This is a set-up for a doomed romance and I am so on board.
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The teams battled for the rest of the game before Burnell's miss doomed the Gamecocks.
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I'm firmly in the "We Are Beautiful, We Are Doomed is an album" camp now.
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We Are Beautiful We Are Doomed is one I often notice is people's favorite though.
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If my chosen candidate doesn't win, the markets are doomed and so are my investments!
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It is no longer shocking to hear that humans are doomed to repeat their mistakes.
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Unless your work space is directly above the outlet you're plugging into, consider yourself doomed.
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Griffin limped and griped through a doomed comeback attempt and lost his job several times.
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So if our MBTI results had implied our relationship was doomed, I wouldn't have cared.
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On July 14, Gothamist ran an article quoting a biologist who said they were doomed.
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The European Union is doomed to fail, "Black Swan" author Nassim Nicholas Taleb said Thursday.
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VidCon creator and former CEO Hank Green has since spoken up about the doomed conference.
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A supportive recruiter in Beijing says that a government filled with "parasites" is "inevitably doomed".
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Mike's attempt to rally the against the real target seemed to be doomed to failure.
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Their attempts to diversify by, say, selling those dollars for euros is doomed to fail.
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By going quick in a time of long, TikTok, it would seem, is doomed to
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And any strategy to end the war that ignores that fact is doomed to fail.
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Photo: Alex Wong (Getty)When corporations become monolithic, they tend to stalk familiar, doomed territory.
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Or when people said Macs were doomed because they embraced USB instead of Serial Port?
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Mr Obama set up a doomed bipartisan commission with the task of doing just that.
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Watch our new video "How a Doomed 1980s Ninja Flick Became a Beloved Cult Classic."
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When commodities were falling apart many industrials, like Freeport-McMoRan, looked like they were doomed.
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Just because things are changing or drama has unfolded doesn't mean all connections are doomed.
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Would Dave's magical presence have made a difference in Rory and Jess's tragically doomed romance?
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Meanwhile, the military leadership on the ground know the men they're with are basically doomed.
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Did he get workman's comp and a one-way ticket off the doomed Death Star?
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"The day that Algeria turns to Russia, the French are doomed," one grain analyst said.
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Any cyber policy or legislation that does not include IT modernization is doomed to fail.
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That's why, as far as phones are concerned, the headphone jack is pretty much doomed.
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In that sense, this Democratic Party effort to oust the president is doomed for now.
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But those who don't know (or choose to ignore) history, are doomed to repeat it.
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A leader of the group told Reuters last week that the current negotiations were doomed.
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But to my own family, because they weren't Christians, they were all doomed to Hell.
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No matter who popularized it, any messaging app that doesn't embrace the concept is doomed.
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The doomed flight crashed six minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa in clear conditions.
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His wit and words were unassailable, but to everyone watching the workouts, he was doomed.
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Mitsuki is the plain sister, doomed to be taken for granted by her starstruck mother.
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The effort may have generated lots of headlines, but it was doomed from the start.
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Given how deeply our biases are ingrained, are we doomed to repeat these atrocities forever?
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For all that, Mark is portrayed less as hateful than as hapless, and possibly doomed.
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But executives reportedly hated the pilot back in 1994 and thought the show was doomed.
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That, or, as The Verge's Adi Robertson suggested, you're doomed to breathe through your skin!
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Investors overwhelmingly think the deal, as it was agreed on seven months ago, is doomed.
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Norwegian is doomed, the business model doesn't work and they're saddled now with enormous debts.
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Still, not all analysts are ready to dismiss The New Day as a doomed experiment.
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With all Republicans and much of the public opposed, it would be doomed to fail.
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Like the doomed Captain Ahab, Mr. Lampert should have cut loose a long time ago.
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It might prove, in the end, to simply be an admirably doomed way to run.
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Others, like Silvia Federici, see the concept of love as something necessarily doomed and patriarchal.
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Here's how her doomed escape went down, according to the friend who fled with her.
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Instead, information about how to recover the plane never made it to the doomed crew.
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" That striving—the delicate, indomitable, and often doomed power of human love—haunts "Washington Black.
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One passenger desperately messaged her family thinking the flight was doomed, Australian outlet SBS reported.
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Still, he captured some basic truths about the capitalism he believed was doomed to expire.
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The bigger problem, analysts say, is that this enterprise is likely doomed from the start.
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Facing an uncertain fate in NYPD custody, Pugh fears her future art career is doomed.
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The malfunctions raised the specter of Samsung's doomed Galaxy Note 7 phone three years ago.
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That said, if Nintendo only delivers three good games a year, this system is doomed.
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By the end, the love story looks as doomed as any of your seasonal flings.
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I don't believe dirty dishes represent lack of devotion or that your relationship is doomed.
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But I think sometimes bands get doomed when their first record is their best record.
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"If your potential partner differs significantly on a core value, the relationship can be doomed."
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Global warming, bees dying, North Korea bombing, cyber-crashing, kids shooting, we are all doomed.
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But Ms. O'Hara never budged, harboring suspicions the theater would be doomed if she sold.
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Cursed and doomed to wander, he now finds himself at Colonus, a town near Athens.
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It is possible that bits of this export fantasy were not always doomed to fail.
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"In a sense, we've doomed children who are growing up in poverty," said the doctor.
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The Australian novelist was McKenney's friend, but she saw the Branstens as tragic, doomed figures.
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Virtually every credible analyst now believes that its territorial empire there is doomed to collapse.
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He thinks it was — or at least, he thinks it doomed him in New Hampshire.
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Literally nothing the Rebels try, right up to the doomed ground attack on Crait, works.
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Or is a system like this doomed to end in incivility, gridlock, or even violence?
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So are those of us relegated to the unfunny masses doomed to polite chuckles forever?
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Charleston was also home to Denmark Vesey's doomed slave rebellion, for which he was hanged.
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Long before lawmakers began debating Prime Minister Theresa May's bill in December, it seemed doomed.
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Historically, bourgeois society regarded artists as disreputable and deviant, eccentrics doomed to the social margins.
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Freeman was a vital catalyst, and the Resistance would be almost certainly doomed without him.
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Freeman was a vital catalyst, and the Resistance would be almost certainly doomed without him.
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And have you ever met anyone as doomed as the young Elias Pound (Albie Marber)?
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In this case, they doomed them, imparting garbage values and mortifying them along the way.
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The graveyard of American politics is littered with the doomed ambitions of the very rich.
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It says that those communities are doomed to perpetual darkness without outside pressure and correction.
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Stritch's doomed audition for the NBC blockbuster became a favorite story of hers to tell.
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The lie says this is a binary moment: You're off to greatness or you're doomed.
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That should be enough to put many miles between the doomed rocket and the spaceship.
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They never get into arguments about science, which they know are doomed from the start.
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"It just felt like we were doomed," her stepdaughter, Laura Powell, told CNN affiliate KTXL.
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Superstore began with a situation that ostensibly doomed Jonah to years of Halpert-esque waiting.
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It was the sixth attempt by Canada's government to locate wreckage from the doomed voyage.
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But they also still have a big problem, the same one that doomed Trumpcare 1.0.
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An entirely individual morality, in its vision, is a kind of solipsism doomed to fail.
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In today's show, we discuss the secret conversation that may have doomed the F.B.I. director.
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The loss of blood may have weakened him and doomed any escape plan he had.
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Passage of the bill already largely seems doomed since McCain as well as GOP Sens.
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The people who had marginal impact on the election and doomed us to present circumstances.
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If two Republicans defect and all the Democrats vote against Kavanaugh, his nomination is doomed.
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He predicts they will be doomed if they don't find a way to acknowledge reality.
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But Delhi and cities like it are not doomed to follow this curve, Prakash said.
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Yes, the key to understanding Earthquake Bird might just be its glamorous but doomed setting.
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So there you have it, folks: Life imitates art — and we're all pretty much doomed.
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Does this mean the nation is doomed to close heated elections for years to come?
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It is said that those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
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The doomed ex's first name is listed on dark roaches resting on pink love hearts.
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So, Smoltz says he reached for a Zagnut candy bar ... and claims that doomed him.
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They have difficulty finding lawyers, without which their cases are almost surely doomed to fail.
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But changing taste of American car buyers away from the small sedans doomed the plant.
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"Trump denial of Russian collusion rotten at core and doomed to unravel," Blumenthal tweeted Saturday.
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Michigan State doomed its chances at the line, making just 8 of 22 free throws.
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Unless a party has enormous partisan majorities, a partisan impeachment effort is doomed to fail.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is on a doomed mission to renegotiated her Brexit deal.
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"If the national press doesn't consider you serious, you're doomed," said former New Mexico Gov.
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But there's certainly precedent for bringing an impeachment case doomed to fail in the Senate.
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As you well know we are doomed because we are caught in this capitalist wheel.
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So, at that point, if you consider things to be a numbers game, we're doomed.
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Trump, it is true, arguably erred in agreeing to go along with this doomed effort.
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Scranton writes in Doomed that the tradeoffs of living like an environmentalist aren't worth it.
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In Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton's Doomed 2016 Campaign, journalists Jon Allen and Amie Parnes say that Clinton's top staffers privately recognized that she was never able to articulate a coherent case for her presidency, and that this failure doomed her campaign from the start.
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"If you lose any kind of important information, you are doomed to try to recover it."
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Who were these people taking a chance on Trump when he looked doomed in the polls?
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Unlike doomed prevaricator Gordon Brown, Cameron understood only too well that boldness has its own genius.
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That adds another 10 million uninsured to the total from the doomed Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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It was fine that everyone knew Carl was doomed, and that Jack's death would be revealed.
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The Falcon 9 rocket blasts off with the doomed Zuma satellite on board, January 7, 2018.
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The same doomed attempts to resurrect the past and a person who would never come back.
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And the internet was just starting to explode, so that was kind of a doomed decision.
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If any part of it relies on robust internet speeds, it's doomed for the foreseeable future.
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Remember the performance coach Dr. Gus (Marc Kudisch) and the doomed oncologist Dr. Gilbert (Seth Barrish)?
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But he does not think that dinosaurs were doomed to extinction before 66 million years ago.
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And if they're doomed to lose, many now appear intent on doing so with a fight.
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As you can imagine, players flipped, now everyone hates everyone, and the whole mission appears doomed.
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All together, these trailers seem to spell trouble for Dany and Jon's already fairly doomed relationship.
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Those who fail to learn from the history of Mischa Barton are doomed to repeat it.
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If you want doomed couples while you also feel morally compromised, watch TLC's 90 Day Fiancé.
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Startups that are focused on growth from day one are often doomed, too, in Hirshland's experience.
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Now they're about to open their second exhibition, #Onenight, at Doomed Gallery out east in Dalston.
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Mr. Stewart, in an interview, dismissed the attempts to appeal to Democrats as doomed to fail.
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The first quarter was "doomed from the start," according to Pierpont Amherst chief economist Stephen Stanley.
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This certainly echoes the doomed nature of their relationship, and definitely hints at a bittersweet destiny.
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Even after he saved several doomed species, "some people still did not believe the good news".
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Both were doomed after their natural habitat became the epicenter of various conflicts in the 220s.
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India last year shied away from joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership (which now itself looks doomed).
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If we don't figure out how to provide sustainable energy, we are ... Our planet is doomed.
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But it is defeatist to believe that the better parts of those countries' natures are doomed.
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And the fact that the Wii U was ultimately a doomed console didn't help matters much.
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So, is there a solution, or are we doomed to live in a world without coconuts?
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The one-sided relationships they start in are doomed, but their initial partners don't feel disposable.
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That is a historical condition which has doomed the reforming ambitions of many past Italian governments.
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It was precisely these faults that doomed Unasur, a good idea traduced by misguided political leadership.
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Also, it's apparently pronounced "tie-con," but it's probably already doomed to a lifetime of mispronunciations.
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Libra, the wildly ambitious and probably doomed Facebook-backed cryptocurrency, is innovative in many different ways.
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The titular planet may be doomed, but with the right focus, the show could actually thrive.
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There was a time when a slight edge like that might mean the Davids were doomed.
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That's a significant upgrade over last year's phone and even the doomed Note 7 from 2016.
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Flash forward: The Trump administration portrays the Iranian regime as doomed to collapse — possibly quite soon.
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The Republicans' tortuous and ultimately doomed struggle to reform health care put paid to that goal.
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Perhaps, Mr Norris suggests, humanity is doomed, as people seem more inclined to compete than cooperate.
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But in your late forties you began to feel out of sorts: burdened, headache-y, doomed.
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Even 55 million light years away, traces from the doomed photons found their way to earth.
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Waterlogged chirrups seemingly recorded in the slime-infested hull of Ellen Ripley's doomed starship the Nostromo.
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Does that mean it's doomed if we don't have a deal in the next 36 hours?
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But not every unpopular teen is doomed to a life of slighted feelings and chronic disease.
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New research, published Thursday in the journal Science, illustrates that this doomed the critters swimming therein.
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All of these walkers were roaming through the dilapidated remains of a doomed Chilton High carnival.
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Is there any way to stop this, or are married people doomed to disappear into themselves?
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Wrong. From the minute the challenge started, I pretty much knew I was doomed to failure.
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Hopefully, this doomed Trump to replace Barry Goldwater as the gold standard of Republican election disasters.
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Covenant might look, at first, like a movie about the doomed crew of a colony ship.
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One is that the failure of Obamacare repeal is okay because the law is doomed anyway.
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Did he he expect a glorious but doomed ideological crusade and instead may get something more?
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Their attempts to protect the exchange rate and increase manufacturing by diktat are doomed to fail.
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With those repeal efforts now most certainly doomed, Trump is likely to face more reality checks.
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And then, the game of inconvenient attractions, doomed love, or, in some cases, dire repercussions, begins.
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It's a pretty astonishing number for a product many pundits deemed doomed in its early stages.
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The North Korean system and leadership, as popularly portrayed, would seem to be impossible and doomed.
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That said, you're not doomed to a summer of UTIs just because you have a vagina.
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With no kidneys, a set of malfunctioning lungs, and severe brain damage, the pregnancy was doomed.
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His performance as the noble, doomed Seneca, in "Poppea," was the vocal pinnacle of the cycle.
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Those were the cheers of desperation, tribute to a valiant effort doomed to come up short.
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I don't think we're doomed to live in a world of clunky and frustrating home financing.
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The doomed consent bills included two that addressed the sharp rise in maternal mortality in Texas.
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Anyone could have seen that those jobs were doomed the minute WME put pen to paper.
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Americans were tired of thinking about how terrible and doomed they were, the general wisdom went.
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You know what they say: If you don't know your history you're doomed to repeat it.
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Comey's statement — a lack of indictment notwithstanding — would have likely doomed another candidate at another time.
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United by a doomed Gogol adaptation, they first made eyes at each other while miming suicides.
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He was not Jewish, or not Jewish enough to be on the list of the doomed.
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The tapes confirmed Dean's testimony and doomed Nixon, his top aides and Attorney General John Mitchell.
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And if you go down that path despite this obvious red flag, you could be doomed.
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In both of Kansas City's games against the Patriots last season, slow starts doomed the Chiefs.
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The sequel to SOPA is as bad as the original, and it's doomed from the start.
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With Donald Trump's victory, Garland's hopes of ever sitting on the high court were effectively doomed.
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Given what we know happened in Tiananmen Square, we presume he was doomed in some way.
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But the show's debut season was simply so good that its sequel was doomed to struggle.
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Many experts believed Goodell's time as commissioner was doomed then, but he somehow survived that backlash.
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"Without transitional provisions, the negotiations would be doomed to failure from the start," Seif told Reuters.
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"Trump denial of Russian collusion rotten at core and doomed to unravel," Blumenthal tweeted on Saturday.
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We are, in Rich's telling, doomed by "human nature" to fail at averting the climate crisis.
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Pittsburgh's D isn't necessarily doomed again, but it must be extremely sharp to play this style.
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Aside from causing unnecessary conflict with some of our allies, these tariffs are doomed to fail.
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The module was yanked almost immediately, doomed to become a piece of fabled D&D lore.
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North Carolina lawmakers must have recognized that careful scrutiny of the bill would have doomed it.
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Artists who have a mega-hit are often doomed to forever be chasing that success again.
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However, he also believes that all systematized approaches to daily life are ultimately doomed to fail.
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Most people are doomed to a life of work at a job they do not love.
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The first time I ever really fell in love, I was 19 and it was doomed.
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You simply can't imagine a future together when your own future seems so gloomy and doomed.
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The joke lands hardest on the unsuspecting listener, its impact doomed to fade with repeated listens.
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Why spend $600 on printing hundreds of beautiful little cards that are doomed to the landfill?
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Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham said turnovers and too many third-down conversions doomed his team.
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But he disputed the notion that his team was doomed from the start against the Rangers.
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Depression Having realized that Wheeler's windfall is doomed, proponents have switched to a scorched-earth policy.
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But it is also steeped in a rueful awareness that such attempts are doomed to fail.
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But more substantively, he guessed: Maybe it's that these vrooming engines are about to be doomed.
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The economic collapse of the fall of 2008 doomed Republican chances of holding the White House.
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If half the country is still insisting that the virus is just the flu, we're doomed.
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Gene Ulm, a Republican pollster, doesn't think Trump is doomed to rising discontent over his response.
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Douthat: I hope you're right that "Three Billboards" will be doomed by an aesthetic backlash, Lynda.
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He got there so late in the offseason that this season was doomed before it started.
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The company's new corporate parent, Esmark, scrutinized the budgets, and the exorbitant old days seemed doomed.
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Like Baltimore, Philadelphia appeared to be doomed after an injury to its starting quarterback this season.
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But construction stopped for a reason that has doomed other projects — disagreements among the various governments.
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The two doomed jets lacked optional safety features that Boeing sold separately at an additional cost.
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As a result, the strategy Warren chose to use against Sanders doomed her from the start.
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But if I doomed myself by staying home, it turns out it was a great doom.
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With Democrats united against Mr. Farr, his nomination to a United States District Court appears doomed.
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Kim Guadagno, as doomed by a deeply hostile political environment and her association with Mr. Christie.
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Legalization is doomed to fail, he added, because there is so little will to enforce it.
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Once the riot police started beating demonstrators, and especially after the first fatalities, Yanukovych was doomed.
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Without a U.S.-China trade war resolution, market rebounds are doomed, PNC Financial's Amanda Agati says.
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A lawsuit from angry investors accused Xentex of hiding serious technical problems that doomed the project.
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Even though the Foleo was doomed from the start, it still has lessons to teach us.
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A grandmother fleeing her probably flood-doomed house, along with her daughter and five young children.
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Is it a cynical calculation — make the A.C.A. fail, then claim that it was already doomed?
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That he filed a carbon-tax bill three months before the election, knowing it was doomed.
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" No more the delicate, doomed "half-castes" of 19th-century novels like "Clotel" — "hybridity is in.
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That approach was doomed, not least because economic forces were already working against the new governments.
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If this combination of misplaced idealism and infantile Marxism ever gains an ascendancy, Labour is doomed.
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Enamored of Shakespeare, one builder adorned a Juliet balcony with plaster figures of the doomed couple.
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But now progressives seem intent on doubling down on exactly what has doomed them so often.
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So, are you doomed to simply take whatever job you can do that pays the bills?
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But just because Amazon offers the lowest price doesn't necessarily mean other pharmacy retailers are doomed.
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If you apply the on-demand model to the wrong market, you'll be doomed to failure.
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They were a glamorous, absurd, doomed couple, and Lucey did her lucid, thoughtful best by them.
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The doomed plane belonged to Ukraine International Airlines, and 11 of those on board were Ukrainian.
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"The effort to protect the little guy is ultimately doomed," said Tom Adams of BDS Analytics.
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"Round & Round" falls victim to the same overwrought maximalism that doomed many of Gomez's early songs.
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The Casper Star Tribune reported that the bill survived, despite appearing doomed moments before the vote.
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Until recently, it seemed doomed to join the dozens of other unfinished projects in Welles's oeuvre.
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The Casper Star Tribune reported that the bill survived, despite appearing doomed moments before the vote.
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As a woman writing semi-journalistic sentences of quality, Solnit is doomed to her Didion descent.
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They are doomed, by the unforgiving math, never to comprise a dominant plurality in this country.
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He's doomed to die soon afterward, leaving a wife and newborn son back in Nova Scotia.
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It is often said those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
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We're doomed if, in the face of this flirtation, the best we can muster is silence.
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Hostage to his own crimes and misdemeanors, Putin is doomed to die in his Kremlin residence.
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The scale of Trump's impeachment saga is drawing increasing parallels to Watergate, that doomed Richard Nixon.
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The atheist humanists in Houellebecq's 2022 are doomed, not just to extinction but also to uncoolness.
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The firms said they remain committed to the deal and not everyone feels it is doomed.
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In another deliberately thwarted climax, Malik disappears from view, doomed to await an indefinitely postponed trial.
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They have difficulty finding lawyers, without which their asylum cases are almost surely doomed to fail.
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If they fail to do this, the GOP is doomed in the 2628 midterms and beyond.
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Instead it seems to have exacerbated the problems and doomed some of these communities to failure.
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But despite all that they were doomed to disappear by 2020, for not being green enough.
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The delay gave critics time to attack the plan, which lost momentum and doomed Clinton's efforts.
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Humanity may be irreparably doomed, but at least we have a sense of humour about it.
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In the end, nature — in the form of a heavy storm — not humans doomed the arch.
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However, this does not mean that negotiations are doomed to fail or misguided -- just the opposite.
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If the pros of bourbon country didn't have any cures for hangovers, I considered myself doomed.
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Biden's lack of persuasive abilities outside of Delaware is what's always doomed his White House aspirations.
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The Moscow Times had decreed that the host was "doomed to fail" in its own tournament.
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I began to accept that my odyssey was doomed to failure and set the puzzle aside.
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How can I understand him better and make it work, or is it doomed to fail?
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Twitter may still be doomed, but 280 character tweets sure as hell won't be the reason.
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But despite the family, friends, and bank manager telling us we were doomed, we never wavered.
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The Thin White Duke and Rrose Selavy are thus pitted against the doomed poet Friedrich Hölderlin.
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That, too, was built in Italy and toured the world promoting an interesting but ultimately doomed cause.
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However, Saut contends the discouraging statistics don't suggest gains are doomed for the rest of the year.
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They've largely failed, but that's not to say that the technology-based organizing tactic is doomed forever.
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He would later say privately that his brief concurrence doomed his chances of being named chief justice.
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As if the NFL combine and draft didn't give you weird enough doomed-to-repeat-history vibes.
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We have been doomed to eternal torture and suffering for no other reason than that we're demons.
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But it&aposs worth learning the lessons of history or we&aposre doomed to repeat the failures.
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Organizers borrowed as much as $7 million in a last-minute bid to fund the doomed festival.
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"We would not be doing this if we believed the process is doomed to fail," he said.
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Once she's captured, they become a literal star-crossed romance, doomed for the rest of the movie.
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"I wouldn't use words like 'terminal' or 'doomed,' but the reef is under significant threat," he said.
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He said his doomed son started smoking pot at age 13 and quickly graduated to harder drugs.
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As a result of their circumstances now, many seem totally doomed, while others are merely somewhat screwed.
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He basically believes that books are great, publishing is probably doomed and that writing is really important.
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Umeki also won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role as the doomed Katsumi.
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That was the moment he was doomed to soundtrack CGI penguins for the remainder of his days.
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Doomed to an ever-fragmenting population believing in increasingly different sets of basic facts about the world?
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Vann knew the war was doomed to fail and railed against an establishment that wouldn't hear reason.
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With the summer heat and some existing fatigue, I felt I was doomed to struggle on waking.
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"Our nation is doomed" if Trump wins, the paper warned Tuesday morning: Today's front page: https://t.
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In the first truly shocking moment of the feature, the "doomed" victim kills her would-be slayer.
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A startup, like any creative endeavor, is doomed to fail, but its very existence is a miracle.
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Bernard, doomed by the backdoor coding he gave himself, does so, ending the episode by committing suicide.
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But losing its best pass rushers to injury and a few too many mistakes doomed the Gators.
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Even if that government had fallen after eight years, the coal plants were already doomed by then.
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The Republicans' Hail Mary attempt to repeal Obamacare without Democratic support appears to be doomed once again.
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What's frustrating is that outside of the doomed central plot point, there are things to enjoy here.
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An asteroid impact 66 million years ago doomed the dinosaurs and many other land and sea creatures.
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The traditional leftie view is that programs limited to people with modest incomes are doomed to failure.
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The AOA sensor on the doomed Lion Air plane experienced issues on earlier flights and was replaced.
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I get it: The tragic saga of one drug dealer's doomed quest for power isn't uplifting stuff.
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You, Gen Z, are doomed to endure an age of wide-leg pants and oddly cropped shirts.
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But if you're not a natural hugger, that doesn't mean your social interactions are doomed for life.
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The doomed Cataldo, unable to scream for help, staggered down the street, choking on his own blood.
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I figured I was doomed to a lifetime of red, itchy, irritated — yet blissfully B.O.-free — armpits.
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Dinklage stars opposite fellow Game of Thrones co-star Oona Chaplin, who played the doomed Talisa Stark.
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Valencia was the last bastion of the doomed Republic during the Spanish civil war of 1936-39.
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In his appearance with Trudeau, Trump said: "We'll see what happens" when asked whether NAFTA was doomed.
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Perhaps, as the government's most radical opponents have long argued, the talks were doomed from the start.
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Even after this care and attention, Crusoe is doomed to earn a negative return on his saving.
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The doomed Trenaco deal highlights the opacity and dysfunction at PDVSA and in Venezuela's socialist-run economy.
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That business adage doomed jazz artists because they couldn't sell records like rock groups could, some say.
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They're racially comfortable stories that suggest oppressing white people is wrong and unnatural, and doomed to failure.
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