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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.
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.
Or are we doomed to the McDonaldization of the Internet?
We aren't doomed to endure the permanent campaign forever. And
But you're not doomed to end up in the red.
That didn't, however, mean that modularity is doomed to failure.
But failed states are not doomed to stay that way.
This example might seem doomed to fail for legal reasons.
PREDICTING EARTHQUAKES is doomed to failure, as seismologists well know.
Far from exploding, Germany's population seemed doomed to rapid decline.
Are we then doomed to a world devoid of fireflies?
Without the right people, a business is doomed to mediocrity.
Anyone who forgets that (cough, Trixie) is doomed to failure.
Do not assume Donald Trump's presidency is doomed to fail.
This process is doomed to repeat itself over and over.
But does that mean machine learning is doomed to fail?
The takeaway: You are not doomed to be excluded forever.
Yet the majority of ankle sprains are doomed to recur.
We just might be doomed to repeat it all anyway.
If not, we're doomed to watering our plants with electrolytes.
" Geragos says Karrueche's restraining order case is "doomed to failure.
We will all be doomed to stalk our separate paths.
Individuals are not doomed to disease because of their circumstances.
His 2016 book, "Doomed to Cooperate," details the long collaboration.
A smattering of midseason replacements, most doomed to quick extinction.
Or is he always doomed to be just that: less.
My generation is already doomed to be a lost generation.
Unless Washington does the same, relations are doomed to fail.
S. trade matters with other issues is doomed to fail.
However, this course of action is doomed to failure, Oliver cautioned.
As a result, Madeline's Madeline might be doomed to festival purgatory.
Mobile innovation is not doomed to be hidden in the network.
Short of that, though, they seem doomed to also-ran status.
House majorities often push legislation they consider doomed to fail anyway.
We do not believe that Western culture is doomed to fail.
Restraints on growth imposed by international institutions are doomed to failure.
It's a desperate strategy that is almost always doomed to fail.
They've eaten the infamous Death Cookie and are doomed to hell.
If we don't learn from history, we're doomed to repeat it.
Drink this moment in, because you are doomed to forget it.
But it was doomed to become a victim of its geography.
"If I deviated, I would be doomed to success," he says.
And yet they fall short, as they are doomed to do.
Mostly doomed to failure, but with occasional thrilling moments of success.
And, if recent history is any judge, it's doomed to failure.
Too many are doomed to the terrible effects of alcohol abuse.
Ultimately, all these sites are doomed to fail from the start.
We are doomed to aspire for the rest of our lives.
It was a plan, they'll lament, that was doomed to fail.
"We were doomed to fail to this moment," the lobbyist said.
But the CBO is saying that it isn't doomed to collapse.
For decades, legislation opposed by the church was doomed to fail.
So Trump's promise to restore U.S. manufacturing was doomed to fail.
"The attempts of 'Taiwan independence' are doomed to fail," it added.
Those who do not remember history are doomed to repeat it.
Sometimes I feel forever doomed to play straight man to her.
There will always be a comedy that seems doomed to fail.
Eden, meanwhile, seems doomed to suffer in this cold, secretive household.
A democracy forming without the proper education is doomed to crumble.
Their presence alone signaled that the march was doomed to failure.
Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.
Perhaps all protest movements are always doomed to splinter and split.
Given Abbas' perfidious dictatorship, such a state is doomed to failure.
You aren't doomed to be unreasonable, even in highly politicized times.
An Iranian official called Kushner's plan "shameful" and "doomed to failure".
Senior LREM officials initially dismissed Villani's ambitions as doomed to failure.
Political science professor Benito Lim said the plan was doomed to fail.
Both developments go against Republican arguments that Obamacare is doomed to failure.
And he really is doomed to failure in all kinds of areas.
For if we fail, we most assuredly are doomed to repeat it.
Those who fail to make the adjustment will be doomed to marginalisation.
Falluja, it seems, is doomed to keep writing its long, sad history.
A dysfunctional team running aimlessly around a field is doomed to lose.
Are financial advisors doomed to be disconnected from the generation to follow?
But are these Games, as some seem to suggest, doomed to failure?
But that definitely doesn't mean those people are doomed to get cancer.
She is incredibly unpopular and seems doomed to lose in the end.
Not being venture-backed doesn't mean your company is doomed to fail.
Before Milestone, I saw myself as a kid doomed to society's hatred.
Other trusts succumbed to takeovers and the sector seemed doomed to disappear.
They are like a woman and her reflection, doomed to stay on
You know, maybe the character of Anakin Skywalker was doomed to fail.
And those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it.
Could be implementing a strategy that everyone knows is doomed to failure.
Not eight months later, he was doomed to be out of it.
Relying on redistribution alone is too simplistic, and is doomed to failure.
Next comes Beth, thirteen: recessive, unswervingly kind, and doomed to die young.
Frankly, I probably could've guessed that my marriage was doomed to fail.
Cleanses and other "detox diets" are pretty much always doomed to fail.
Are today's app experts doomed to become the COBOL programmers of tomorrow?
He also called protectionism a "shortsighted approach" that was "doomed to fail".
Don't worry — you're not doomed to be "xXx_DarknessKing400_xXx" to the world forever.
How did Beauvoir's idea about women being doomed to immanence inspire you?
It seemed that he was doomed to hang onto that reputation forever.
So why are Republicans pushing a proposal that appears doomed to fail?
Haloed as she is, Beth is doomed to remain the boring one.
Within 48 hours, the bill went from doomed to sailing right through.
We're all doomed to become "house cats" if the machines so desire!
But they're not all doomed to lose their jobs in a bankruptcy.
Are we instead just doomed to keep making lots of terrible decisions?
"It was doomed to be a failure," Zhu later told Business Insider.
That not everyone is doomed to the likely fate of state Rep.
Attempts to prove excessive pharma profits were "doomed to failure," he said.
He is instead doomed to bounce in eternal sing-songy hell. Enjoy!
Or am I doomed to never get a pelvic exam ever again?
Are companies doomed to fall behind hackers in a cyber arms race?
Go without and you'll be doomed to use the dreaded hotel hair dryer.
Fortunately, if the latest numbers are any indication, it's probably doomed to fail.
I see it something we are doomed to live out, just for breathing.
But it's worth thinking about why fitness resolutions can feel doomed to failure.
If they fail, humanity is doomed to an endless cycle of interstellar wars.
It creates a battle between mind and metabolism that we're doomed to lose.
He seemed doomed to fail, and now he has failed, earlier than expected.
That does not mean Mr Macron is doomed to achieve nothing at all.
Thirty years ago, the northern white rhino would have been doomed to extinction.
Sectors in the low-productivity bucket are not necessarily doomed to remain there.
But why would people trade if their efforts were doomed to be unprofitable?
These efforts are probably doomed to fail, at least in the short term.
It's too soon to say that the film is doomed to failure, however.
Travolta can time travel, or he's a vampire doomed to fight Cage forever!
It seemed like the Oscars were doomed to be an awards show mess.
That doesn't mean people who drink are necessarily doomed to get those cancers.
Is scholarship doomed to be complicit in the violence done in its name?
They say those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
But all is not lost, and Uber is not doomed to the abyss.
"'Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it,'" Gellar quipped.
Implying that women who don't have children are doomed to loneliness is ignorant.
But if we can't learn lessons from tragedies, we're doomed to repeat them.
Especially if it's a movie that was always doomed to sorely disappointed them.
That's not to say that the business of cannabis is doomed to fail.
This is not because the VoteCastr effort is unserious or doomed to fail.
" Zarif said the Trump administration's campaign of maximum pressure is "doomed to failure.
"These card-specific programs are doomed to fail… because they require work," he said.
I'd rather suffer a slowdown than tether myself to something that's doomed to obsolescence.
And that those who forget the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them.
In the robot industry, we almost dislike simulations because they are doomed to succeed.
If anyone would harm them, this is how he is doomed to be killed.
Which is why, if history is any guide, these proposals are doomed to fail.
If you're not and forge ahead anyway, things are almost certainly doomed to failure.
All lesser virtual, creative playgrounds are doomed to be overshadowed by this pixellated silhouette.
One problem was how the couple was doomed to keep revisiting their controversial past.
By contrast Germans, forever chastened by a Nazi past, are doomed to boring responsibility.
So will passengers be doomed to fly either Airbus or Boeing's planes forever more?
To some degree, "populism" is another word for heterodoxies that seem doomed to fail.
Americans and Australians shouldn't play lip reading games together, they are doomed to fail.
The grim reality is that it may be doomed to failure all the same.
"If it was confined to political circles it was doomed to failure," said Fischer.
Existence is thus heavy, "the heaviest of burdens," an infinite cycle doomed to repetition.
The former will work wonders with Mueller while the latter are doomed to failure.
The FBI's investigation into Brett Kavanaugh was likely doomed to disappoint from the start.
Finance directors must feel like Sisyphus, doomed to push a rock uphill for eternity.
Ted Cruz and Rob Portman, but these are doomed to fail without Democratic support.
The GOP bill that was debated on the floor Friday seemed doomed to failure.
Why are these people doomed to make the same mistakes over and over again?
"You bring in another set of strategies, which are doomed to fail," he said.
As we've often been warned, those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.
Is he doomed to live under the shadow of what happened to his sister?
I knew that they were indeed doomed to take the same path I did.
The now "possessed" snail "is doomed to follow the parasite's will," the narrator intones.
As they say: those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
When we look at our economic system, consumerism is a doomed-to-fail philosophy.
Were we doomed to become the very thing we claimed to be fighting against?
His dreams transcended the notion that he was doomed to repeat our father's fate.
You might dismiss many of these innovations as pretty goofy and doomed to failure.
They are doomed to be no more than a footnote in that great book.
They are doomed to die, wake up, and be killed, over and over again.
Trump's campaign is a rearguard action against racial diversity, but one doomed to fail.
A decline in manufacturing doesn't necessarily mean the broader economy is doomed to follow.
And because you're doomed to fail, what matters isn't that you do everything right.
Yet Democrats marched on to hand us a partisan impeachment simply doomed to fail.
"Adolescents in less cohesive families need not be doomed to lifetime depression," Chen said.
Such regional disparities suggest that not all Americans are doomed to live shorter lives.
Sears' creditors argue that the company is doomed to fail and want it liquidated.
A decline in manufacturing doesn't necessarily mean the broader economy is doomed to follow.
The relationship, and all his prattling, was doomed to remain one-sided to his death.
Now, those lumps are doomed to orbit the Red Planet until one or both implode.
If to be a modern painter meant embracing abstraction, he was doomed to be anachronistic.
We know history is doomed to repeat itself, but this is impressive attention to detail.
Sure, polyamorous relationships may not be for everyone, but they aren't doomed to failure, either.
Except with people already primed to applaud Trump's misogyny, the strategy is doomed to fail.
An attempt to enforce "rules of the internet" would almost inevitably be doomed to failure.
Globetrotting retail banks are not doomed to fail, especially if they can exploit new technology.
It is no longer shocking to hear that humans are doomed to repeat their mistakes.
The European Union is doomed to fail, "Black Swan" author Nassim Nicholas Taleb said Thursday.
Mike's attempt to rally the against the real target seemed to be doomed to failure.
Their attempts to diversify by, say, selling those dollars for euros is doomed to fail.
By going quick in a time of long, TikTok, it would seem, is doomed to
And any strategy to end the war that ignores that fact is doomed to fail.
Any cyber policy or legislation that does not include IT modernization is doomed to fail.
But those who don't know (or choose to ignore) history, are doomed to repeat it.
But to my own family, because they weren't Christians, they were all doomed to Hell.
Mitsuki is the plain sister, doomed to be taken for granted by her starstruck mother.
Given how deeply our biases are ingrained, are we doomed to repeat these atrocities forever?
That, or, as The Verge's Adi Robertson suggested, you're doomed to breathe through your skin!
With all Republicans and much of the public opposed, it would be doomed to fail.
Still, he captured some basic truths about the capitalism he believed was doomed to expire.
Cursed and doomed to wander, he now finds himself at Colonus, a town near Athens.
It is possible that bits of this export fantasy were not always doomed to fail.
Virtually every credible analyst now believes that its territorial empire there is doomed to collapse.
Or is a system like this doomed to end in incivility, gridlock, or even violence?
So are those of us relegated to the unfunny masses doomed to polite chuckles forever?
Historically, bourgeois society regarded artists as disreputable and deviant, eccentrics doomed to the social margins.
It says that those communities are doomed to perpetual darkness without outside pressure and correction.
An entirely individual morality, in its vision, is a kind of solipsism doomed to fail.
But Delhi and cities like it are not doomed to follow this curve, Prakash said.
Does this mean the nation is doomed to close heated elections for years to come?
It is said that those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
They have difficulty finding lawyers, without which their cases are almost surely doomed to fail.
"Trump denial of Russian collusion rotten at core and doomed to unravel," Blumenthal tweeted Saturday.
Unless a party has enormous partisan majorities, a partisan impeachment effort is doomed to fail.
But there's certainly precedent for bringing an impeachment case doomed to fail in the Senate.
"If you lose any kind of important information, you are doomed to try to recover it."
But he does not think that dinosaurs were doomed to extinction before 66 million years ago.
And if they're doomed to lose, many now appear intent on doing so with a fight.
Those who fail to learn from the history of Mischa Barton are doomed to repeat it.
Mr. Stewart, in an interview, dismissed the attempts to appeal to Democrats as doomed to fail.
So, is there a solution, or are we doomed to live in a world without coconuts?
Also, it's apparently pronounced "tie-con," but it's probably already doomed to a lifetime of mispronunciations.
Flash forward: The Trump administration portrays the Iranian regime as doomed to collapse — possibly quite soon.
But not every unpopular teen is doomed to a life of slighted feelings and chronic disease.
Is there any way to stop this, or are married people doomed to disappear into themselves?
Wrong. From the minute the challenge started, I pretty much knew I was doomed to failure.
Their attempts to protect the exchange rate and increase manufacturing by diktat are doomed to fail.
That said, you're not doomed to a summer of UTIs just because you have a vagina.
Those were the cheers of desperation, tribute to a valiant effort doomed to come up short.
I don't think we're doomed to live in a world of clunky and frustrating home financing.
You know what they say: If you don't know your history you're doomed to repeat it.
But the show's debut season was simply so good that its sequel was doomed to struggle.
"Without transitional provisions, the negotiations would be doomed to failure from the start," Seif told Reuters.
"Trump denial of Russian collusion rotten at core and doomed to unravel," Blumenthal tweeted on Saturday.
Aside from causing unnecessary conflict with some of our allies, these tariffs are doomed to fail.
The module was yanked almost immediately, doomed to become a piece of fabled D&D lore.
Artists who have a mega-hit are often doomed to forever be chasing that success again.
However, he also believes that all systematized approaches to daily life are ultimately doomed to fail.
Most people are doomed to a life of work at a job they do not love.
The joke lands hardest on the unsuspecting listener, its impact doomed to fade with repeated listens.
Why spend $600 on printing hundreds of beautiful little cards that are doomed to the landfill?
But it is also steeped in a rueful awareness that such attempts are doomed to fail.
Gene Ulm, a Republican pollster, doesn't think Trump is doomed to rising discontent over his response.
Legalization is doomed to fail, he added, because there is so little will to enforce it.
So, are you doomed to simply take whatever job you can do that pays the bills?
If you apply the on-demand model to the wrong market, you'll be doomed to failure.
Until recently, it seemed doomed to join the dozens of other unfinished projects in Welles's oeuvre.
As a woman writing semi-journalistic sentences of quality, Solnit is doomed to her Didion descent.
He's doomed to die soon afterward, leaving a wife and newborn son back in Nova Scotia.
It is often said those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
Hostage to his own crimes and misdemeanors, Putin is doomed to die in his Kremlin residence.
In another deliberately thwarted climax, Malik disappears from view, doomed to await an indefinitely postponed trial.
They have difficulty finding lawyers, without which their asylum cases are almost surely doomed to fail.
But despite all that they were doomed to disappear by 2020, for not being green enough.
However, this does not mean that negotiations are doomed to fail or misguided -- just the opposite.
The Moscow Times had decreed that the host was "doomed to fail" in its own tournament.
I began to accept that my odyssey was doomed to failure and set the puzzle aside.
How can I understand him better and make it work, or is it doomed to fail?
As if the NFL combine and draft didn't give you weird enough doomed-to-repeat-history vibes.
We have been doomed to eternal torture and suffering for no other reason than that we're demons.
But it&aposs worth learning the lessons of history or we&aposre doomed to repeat the failures.
"We would not be doing this if we believed the process is doomed to fail," he said.
That was the moment he was doomed to soundtrack CGI penguins for the remainder of his days.
Doomed to an ever-fragmenting population believing in increasingly different sets of basic facts about the world?
Vann knew the war was doomed to fail and railed against an establishment that wouldn't hear reason.
With the summer heat and some existing fatigue, I felt I was doomed to struggle on waking.
A startup, like any creative endeavor, is doomed to fail, but its very existence is a miracle.
The traditional leftie view is that programs limited to people with modest incomes are doomed to failure.
You, Gen Z, are doomed to endure an age of wide-leg pants and oddly cropped shirts.
I figured I was doomed to a lifetime of red, itchy, irritated — yet blissfully B.O.-free — armpits.
Even after this care and attention, Crusoe is doomed to earn a negative return on his saving.
They're racially comfortable stories that suggest oppressing white people is wrong and unnatural, and doomed to failure.
But with Republicans in control of both the House and Senate, the legislation is doomed to fail.
Such schemes can snowball but are doomed to eventual collapse when they run out of new savers.
But like most things on the internet, vaporwave was ripe for ridicule and doomed to be misunderstood.
What if I, too, was doomed to raise my child under a lifelong "you owe me" decree?
GOP outside groups chalked his hourslong speech to an 11th hour effort that is doomed to fail.
" His next book is "The Globalization Manifesto: Why the Counter Revolution Against Globalization is Doomed to Fail.
Like all our conversations from then on, this one was doomed to take place on my terms.
The EU was said to be paralysed by its divisions and doomed to extremism, destitution and collapse.
But is it doomed to become predictable, to succumb to the same fate that befell YA dystopias?
Some politicians from government opposition parties have dismissed the effort, calling it inappropriate and doomed to fail.
It is often said that those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
If the committee devolves into a discussion of policy instead of process, it is doomed to fail.
I was trapped: a mortified moon, doomed to eternal orbit around an ecstatic, sweaty, handkerchief-swirling sun.
On their own, he argues, the individual nation states of Europe, Britain included, are doomed to irrelevance.
"First of all, let's wait and see — we're not doomed to penalties," Hodgson said through a grin.
The Elder Scrolls remains locked in a Morrowind-shaped prison, doomed to keep referencing itself for eternity.
But too often, these criticisms come from people who think the United Nations is doomed to fail.
The dead man then set out, doomed to wander until he can find an eternal resting place.
However, in reality, using a computer to "brute force" a quad stack is often doomed to failure.
Seeing the robot actually working, I felt strangely targeted myself, doomed to be automated, too, one day.
With my track record, I seemed doomed to wander this earth alone, pining for someone else's boyfriend.
Without an extensive examination of history, the region is doomed to keep moving reactively between authoritarian extremes.
"I find the people who think we are doomed to be very tiring and unhelpful," he said.
And, without the support of Labour, that process looks doomed to leave Brexit at its customary impasse.
With its doubles and tricky turns, "Nocturnal Animals" resembles a hall of mirrors, one doomed to shatter.
Prognosticating about the impact of political events on the economy seems both doomed to failure and thankless.
Now her legacy is doomed to be far worse: the leader who fiddled while Hong Kong burned.
If we're doomed to toil away until we die, we may as well pretend to like it.
You're probably doomed to damnation if the choir's resonance at the end didn't inspire a visceral reaction.
Yeah, I know if they find me I'm doomed to live like Assange, Snowden, Manning or Lazar.
Or perhaps football in Wales is doomed to remain forever overshadowed by the hulking figure of rugby.
Or maybe she will be resurrected as herself, doomed to live out these events over and over.
His attempts to make America whiter are doomed to fail because the demographic revolution is now irreversible.
"A party that is doomed to disappear, a party that is without any clear political identity," 40Zhenggan wrote.
They are "The Tethered," shadows doomed to exist underground, as their more privileged versions live it up above.
The question then becomes: Are cities doomed to be forever tainted by the original sin of their birthdate?
In this part of the world, this was a relationship that would normally have been doomed to failure.
We are doomed to live in a dystopian post-truth world of propaganda, dark ads, and artificial intelligence.
Accordingly, the team seem doomed to play out exactly the same tedious plot lines year in, year out.
And if the bill is doomed to fail, the leadership often just snatches a bill off the floor.
Based purely on this initial outing, it seems that Apple is doomed to fall into the second category.
And from that day forward, the Democratic nominating contest might be doomed to end in a contested convention.
Does this mean we're doomed to spend the rest of our lives without some of our favorite doughnuts?
Or, alternatively, were we doomed to being long-distance, so that I could stay somewhere for a job?
It's hard to imagine Arya actually running from any fight, even one where she seems doomed to lose.
So is every relationship that happens to start during cuffing season doomed to fail once summer rolls around?
Maud retorts that this is pointless, since Magpie is doomed to a life of prostitution whatever they do.
Any profile of a web celebrity, then—of the life-on-display breed, anyway—is doomed to failure.
While I applaud the collaborative effort and good intentions of the treaty, it's inadequate and doomed to failure.
In his formulation, they are taking away people's insurance, but destroying something that is doomed to fail anyway.
At the same time, every object on display was a reminder that all relationships are doomed to fail.
It's an old cliché, but it's still true: Those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it.
Given the important role tweeting played in his political success, this seemed like a pledge doomed to broken.
Of course, Clemson is not necessarily doomed to the same path, but the Tigers should heed FSU's warning.
From the vantage point of history, technical, legislative, and administrative responses to information warfare are doomed to fail.
I'm all for privacy-protecting laws and technologies, but people keep forgetting that they're just doomed to fail.
I took this to mean that I was doomed to make the same mistakes over and over again.
But this time, just when it seemed as though history was doomed to repeat itself, something different happened.
Whatever Congress ultimately decides to vote into law must deal with healthcare costs, or it's doomed to fail.
Or will the group's focus on individual voices make the pieces sui generis—doomed to have no interpreters?
"Brick by brick, I'd built an unstable house with Torrei, one that was doomed to collapse," Hart writes.
But which are actually effective, and which are doomed to end up at a discount store collecting dust?
In retrospect, Fyre Festival was doomed to collapse head over arse into the balmy waters of the Exumas.
Does that mean Californians are doomed to die earlier than the rest of Americans because of climate change?
Off they traipse to the mall, where Earn's real-world responsibilities are doomed to take a back seat.
If we fail in that task, we are doomed to follow the beat of a truly dark drum.
"The system is doomed to break again if the strains that broke the existing system are still there."
A system that does not punish poor foreign-policy making is a system doomed to repeat its mistakes.
The story arc seems doomed to tragedy, but hey, maybe John is just suffering from a bad cold.
Until a majority of Americans pay closer attention to politics, we are doomed to these kind of outcomes.
Puerto Rico, it seemed, was an island frozen in time, doomed to relive that day again and again.
If you're perpetually cold, you may think you're doomed to a lifetime of puffy coats and oversized sweats.
It is also why a shortsighted political day trader such as Trump is doomed to fail in Washington.
Attempts to prod the Iraqi parliament toward negotiating a new agreement were also doomed to failure, they say.
So, basically we're all doomed to die alone unless we take the pizza guy off our speed dial.
There's that old canard, those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it — I hate that.
One faction of these perma-pessimists argues that the world is doomed to suffocate under an ocean of debt.
Antigone was doomed to die, but at least had managed to spread a little dust on her brother's corpse.
That the plan is doomed to fail from the start doesn't deter Simone and Samy, and why should it?
Sadly for his legacy, Rosenstein appears doomed to learn that one's own characterizations of their achievements often ring hollow.
Presenting Israel with a carrot and no stick, Thrall writes, was a strategy doomed to fail from the start.
But few can agree on what exactly that should be, which probably means any efforts are doomed to failure.
The smiley face graffiti has been popping up to "mark" those who are doomed to die, according to PopSugar.
However, is does beg a more existential question: Are we all doomed to repeat the mistakes of our parents?
But any iPod is doomed to be a blip on Apple's earnings sheet compared to the monstrously profitable iPhone.
As with Clinton, the effort to impeach Trump, while just getting started, seems at this point doomed to fail.
That doesn't mean, though, that unlucky night owls are slaves to their genes, doomed to feel perpetually jet lagged.
Are these games doomed to obsolescence, their legacies confined to blurry screenshots and a handful of boisterous Let's Plays?
On the same night, he lost his wife and then was doomed to miss out on his kids' childhoods.
Sometimes it seems that Proulx is doomed to historical accuracy, in which men must dominate the discourse and action.
There is a fourth element that is critically important, and without it, tax reform will be doomed to fail.
Businesses, even in the very recent past, weren't doomed to certain failure because of a weak emphasis on design.
Because for as long as we've been watching them on TV, it seemed like they were doomed to fail.
The Gonsalvus girls were well educated, well respected members of court, but doomed to be separated from their parents.
Of course, none of this means that you're doomed to a subpar workout if you exercise in the morning.
What company tries to give you a solid work environment for peak productivity you're still doomed to be distracted.
So I hide them as part of a cycle I seem doomed to repeat until well after November 8th.
Republicans quickly pounced on Merkley's talkathon, chalking it up to a 85033th hour effort that is doomed to fail.
If we don't understand what happened in that election, we are doomed to see it repeated in future elections.
" Still, he added, "that shouldn't be interpreted to mean we are doomed to battle our biology or remain fat.
Intesa Sanpaolo CEO Carlo Messina has said a multi-million dollar bet against his company is doomed to fail.
While some vintage items can make you filthy rich, others are basically doomed to collect dust in your basement.
Until Congress acts, we are doomed to perpetuate a cycle of outrageous privacy abuses followed by weak regulatory responses.
But their efforts at regulatory reform are often doomed to failure, as are their attempts to invalidate individual regulations.
The way things look, the vaping companies seem doomed to repeat similarly harmful actions of the traditional cigarette companies.
Early Tuesday, Nasdaq looked doomed to sink after Netflix's disappointing earnings sent it to a steep double-digit loss.
That means all the dozens of coal plants on the drawing board today are doomed to become stranded assets.
"He thinks that this E.U. is doomed to fail, and so we need to save ourselves," Mr. Buras said.
Officials see the conversions as a way to repurpose buildings that are probably doomed to suffer gaping vacancies anyway.
He later spoke out against his family's dynastic leadership and said his half brother's reign was doomed to fail.
Any national health care system that assumes one party will control Washington for all eternity is doomed to fail.
Every social app is, on some level, a fad, and those that don't evolve are doomed to fade away.
Until we understand the history behind this war against Latinos and immigrants, we are doomed to repeat its darkness.
I can forgive a coal miner who naïvely believed that Mr. Trump could revive an industry doomed to extinction.
If all the Democrats can do in this situation is bemoan Republican secrecy, they will be doomed to failure.
My family and I live in Portland, Oregon, doomed to destruction since it lies within the Cascadian subduction zone.
But anxiety is like a drug, and in that sense many of us are doomed to behave like addicts.
Like fusion energy, space-based solar power seemed doomed to become a technology that was always 30 years away.
His pessimism is intact, describing all relationships as doomed to sour and all life as a prelude to suicide.
This popular narrative often advocates relying on your "gut feelings" to try what experts say is doomed to failure.
But given our history, we are probably doomed to repeat this until there are no more warriors to send.
We have been down this road before, and we must learn from history or be doomed to repeat it.
Someone had advised them to "get a hobby or you'll be doomed to treating acne and warts," Fields said.
Restraint can feel counterintuitive, even cruel, but the alternative is doomed to failure at a far more cruel cost.
So are the Five Stars in fact a cluster of meteors, doomed to burn out in the political atmosphere?
While the group met in secret, liberals howled that the exercise was doomed to fail and wasting valuable time.
If it's really true that the ACA is doomed to collapse, then even a bad replacement looks pretty good.
For the rest of her life she's doomed to stock antifreeze at a shitty gas stationBubbler or water fountain?
Should Maria really be doomed to suffer such borderline torture before a court verdict on the allegations against her?
"It is commonly thought that if an organism becomes asexual, it is doomed to extinction," Heitman said in a statement.
If smart guns as doomed to fail as I've previously argued, why not just let them fail in the market?
For the record: People who have Mercury retrograde in their birth charts are not doomed to a lifetime of miscommunications.
Ultimately, the idea conflict in Afghanistan could somehow be America's, Britain's or anyone else's war was always doomed to failure.
Has it taken pity on us mere mortals, doomed to rely on a centuries-old system to determine our leaders?
Without more support before problems become emergencies, police officers are doomed to manage situations that are better left to therapists.
The new currency, brought into being on January 1st 1999, has defied early critics, who thought it doomed to failure.
But the suspicion remains among some people, dentists included, that even so, certain children are doomed to develop dental cavities.
But this doesn't suggest that all insurers are doomed to lose, nor does it spell the demise of the marketplace.
As the "Sex By Death" trope goes, if a woman has sex in a horror movie, she's doomed to die.
By going quick in a time of long, TikTok, it would seem, is doomed to be social media's next Icarus.
And for good reason—without an organized waste-disposal system, society is basically doomed to languish in poverty and disease.
Given this fact, I thought our species (or at least my kids) would be doomed to Idiocracy-style techno illiteracy.
"Even the best laws and technologies aimed at protecting privacy are, in our view, doomed to fail," write the researchers.
GM said in a statement it would fight the settlement in court, calling it a "contrived scheme" doomed to fail.
Sling TV is here to say you're not doomed to rewatch whatever's on Netflix for the rest of your life.
"It is too early to say that our trade discussions are doomed to fail," Katainen told a regular news briefing.
Q: If a college with low earnings potential is picked, is the student doomed to a life of limited income?
More than 4,800 U.S. soldiers gave their lives to a mission that was strategically doomed to fail from the start.
The region is doomed to more frequent famines that will be the consequence of diminishing cropland, grazing and water resources.
Toby Lowe of Newcastle University Business School argues that all this means that payment-by-results is "doomed to fail".
They need to learn from this defeat, or they are doomed to repeat it, and repeat it, and repeat it.
Cable is officially out, but people who don't have cable shouldn't be doomed to waiting for Hulu to catch up.
These are the printers of our youth, the ones we know well, and the ones we're doomed to have forever.
Although the co-chairman was fired on Sunday from his position, Sonnenfeld still sees the company as doomed to failure.
For every prodigy doomed to misery by early success, we can cite another who started off strong and kept going.
Until our politicians decide that, then it is doomed to float around a few miles off the coast of Europe.
But the perception that they are doomed to fail has been worsened by political and public health crises in Brazil.
The manuscript is a diatribe against rebels, arguing that all rebellions against a monarch are unjust and doomed to fail.
I don't think you have to believe America is chained to its past and is necessarily doomed to reenact it.
In fact, you're doomed to either be too cold on the way there or too hot once you arrive, right?
These wandering souls are doomed to an eternity of narcissism, yet there is something they love even more than themselves.
Would a wildly successful investor like him buy up so much of a country that was really doomed to disappear?
That has come even though JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has called it a fraud that is doomed to fail.
Matthew, after initial dismay, warms to Anne, but the match seems doomed to fail because of the stern Marilla's reaction.
Johnson told The Sunday Telegraph newspaper that the EU lacked democracy and a unifying authority and was doomed to fail.
Any campaign against gun violence is doomed to fail if it ignores the cultural surroundings in which guns are glamorized.
"But if it's doomed to fail right from the beginning, then we are going to have problems," he said flatly.
This doesn't mean that Ms. Warren or Mr. Sanders are doomed to do a few points worse than Mr. Biden.
However, without forward thinking, America is doomed to echo the failures of other countries but on a much larger scale.
And, in winning, he vindicated an approach that many of the party's leading lights had believed was doomed to failure.
Neither of the two men need face the voters in the near future, and popular uprising is doomed to failure.
Is that a Bloomberg, soaring majestically across America, or a Hindenburg, doomed to a spectacular and expensive crash and burn?
When Trump first nominated Haley as his pick for UN ambassador, it appeared that she could be doomed to irrelevance.
Damien and Livia: What we didn't know then was that the second trial was doomed to fail no matter what.
Unfortunately, the state he serves—New York—provides a prime example of why such an approach is doomed to failure.
His book thus offers a refreshingly optimistic counterpoint to the idea that Muslim and Western world-views are doomed to clash.
Tom Cotton (R-AR), a staunch conservative who has been vocally criticizing the House GOP's political strategy as doomed to fail.
Will the Man in Black ever find the maze, or is he doomed to become part of the story cycle himself?
At best they will be recycled for Heroes of the Storm, doomed to live in the purgatory that is a MOBA.
Without one, Italy is doomed to government by the sort of unstable, ideologically variegated coalitions that characterised the post-war era.
The bottom line is Pinterest, given its slow growth and inflated valuation, was probably always doomed to be nicknamed an undercorn.
As a constitution, the rules were always doomed to failure (Rule 15: " The harder you try the harder you will fail").
On the other hand, a face-to-face platform where people are rapidly obsolescing and doomed to be replaced by robots.
He explained that the West was doomed to irrelevance by its addiction to market fundamentalism which contrasted dismally with Russia's realism.
Without accountability and the willingness to stand up to Israel, any pursuit of peace will be hollow and doomed to fail.
And there is a widespread belief in the journalistic (and legal) community that such an effort would be doomed to failure.
"[But] If you don't learn from history you're doomed to repeat it," the Dallas Mavericks owner and "Shark Tank" investor said.
So, if millennials are doomed to the pay gap as they grow older, is there anything we can do about it?
"I think the old image of the dinosaurs as slow, stupid, and doomed to extinction is completely obsolete," Mitchell told me.
For me, it's about the freedom to live the life I want, and not be doomed to follow played-out stereotypes.
"Brick by brick, I'd built an unstable house with Torrei, one that was doomed to collapse," Hart writes in his memoir.
Without that foundation of certainty, many feared (and still fear), mankind is doomed to skepticism in epistemology and nihilism in morality.
We needed Monica to rain on the white rap parade and tell the guys that their group was doomed to failure.
When you're constantly subconsciously (or quite consciously) assuming the worst about a difficult person's intent, your interactions are doomed to fail.
Schumer also sought a vote to overturn the order in the Senate, which was doomed to fail given the GOP majority.
Ryan also made a plea for unity, saying the party would be "doomed to fail" if it is divided in November.
I thought then and think now that this was fated to happen, that Milton Friedman's project was always doomed to failure.
Please, don't tell me all young men are statistically doomed to wear three-quarter length shorts when they turn thirty six.
Defenders will be less willing to help off Rose, instead doomed to close out hard and run him off the line.
Below is a curse for anyone who invades the crypt and they're doomed to wander in the labyrinth below in darkness.
By nature, technology innovations are speedy and agile … while slow-and-steady public policy is often doomed to play catch-up.
President Donald Trump's commission designed to investigate voter fraud was doomed to fail, largely because no evidence of the problem exists.
There was a time, according to interviews Mr. Petit has given, when he seemed doomed to endlessly replay his family's suffering.
His DNA is changing, and the endgame looks something like this: He's not quite doomed to his manimal fate yet, though.
Now a second attempt at passing a climate bill also seems doomed to fail at the hands of a Republican walkout.
So maybe you should only do journalism if you feel doomed to do it and can't function in the world otherwise?
So we're right back to the version of Twin Peaks in which the town's kids are doomed to decadence and decline.
They are not criminals, and the majority do not see themselves as perpetual victims doomed to a life of government dependency.
The contrast, of course, is deliberate, intended to reveal that even the idealistic Aymeric is doomed to fail under current conditions.
As he struggles to earn a living without a law license, he frets he's doomed to penury, just like his dad.
The planning and execution of the Women's March was anything but a slam-dunk, and at times seemed doomed to fail.
It reported in September that many plans were doomed to fail no matter what and would never pay the government back.
The only good news is that this sneak attack on the national treasures of our public lands appears doomed to fail.
A government that maligns the outside world to make feel Russia great again is doomed to fail — as it failed before.
Trump backing out before the meeting starts is somewhat surprising, but one way or another, this approach seemed doomed to failure.
Combined, these limitations make it so body cameras were always doomed to fall short of the expectations that some supporters had.
Are we so stuck in hierarchical thinking that we have decided that — as a late arriver — she is doomed to lose?
The meaning of this place was clear: NEVER FORGET THE PAST, OR YOU WILL BE DOOMED TO RELIVE IT. DON'T IGNORE HISTORY, OR YOU WILL BE DOOMED TO REPEAT IT. What happened to the Jewish people in this place and others like it is one of the most vile atrocities to happen in the history of humanity.
The reality is much more depressing: these bodies are untethered to a star, so they're doomed to dance around the void solo.
Washington (CNN)House Speaker Paul Ryan believes President Donald Trump's attempt to mend relations with Russia is understandable yet doomed to fail.
She won that battle, so don't be too sure this means she's doomed to die at the hand of whoever's chasing her.
Never has the famous quote "Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it" seemed more appropriate than now.
This has me wondering if summer BBQs are doomed to become a thing of the past, like sun-basking in baby oil.
Image: Thomas MatternIt seems like everything on this trash planet is doomed to go extinct before humans do, much to my chagrin.
Drunk Tammy gossips like a pro, her sixth Manhattan raised in a toast to a distant city doomed to rubble and wolves.
In some parts of India and China, where girl babies are routinely aborted, millions of young men are doomed to eternal bachelorhood.
And perhaps, as a woman operating in what was seen as a scientific field, Vanderpoel was doomed to not be taken seriously.
While the controversial casting decision of the show can't be undone, that doesn't mean the show is doomed to be racially regressive.
The thesis is rather different from the conventional, Malthusian miserabilism about burgeoning humanity doomed to near-starvation, with demand always outpacing supply.
To paraphrase F. Scott Fitzgerald, we're like boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past -- and doomed to repeat it.
"This is a resolution which is doomed to be misused," predicted Brady Kiesling, a former American diplomat who has served in Armenia.
The old adage that one is doomed to repeat history if ignorant of it should be a current siren call for Democrats.
The attacks against him by the president and various members of the Fredo Corleone faction are shameful, despicable and doomed to fail.
Techniques that aim to guide eye movements so that we can take in more information from each glance seem doomed to fail.
I hate to break it to you, but without open, honest, and regular communication between partners, a relationship is doomed to fail.
Marlon Wayans thinks H&M was doomed to run into a buzz saw by releasing ads with no vetting from black people.
Long story short: Poor Mary is doomed to marry Jamie's rapist, and if Claire interferes it will put Frank's existence in jeopardy.
And when I think of the future she's doomed to live out, the future we've created, I'm filled with rage and sorrow.
In an apparent reference to the force, senior Iranian official Ali Shamkhani said it was "doomed to failure", Fars news agency reported.
They are also more likely to think that the country can't solve its problems — that we're all doomed to a tribal apocalypse.
SANTIAGO, Chile — Karen Espíndola was 270 and 2000 weeks pregnant when a doctor told her that her baby was doomed to die.
Sure you'll save yourself a bit of cash, but then you're doomed to a life of restless nights and a sore back.
The problem with the White House's "baby steps first" strategy is that, politically speaking, it is very naive and doomed to failure.
After the attack, a ghastly Jack joins the undead but regularly visits his hospitalized friend, who is doomed to become a werewolf.
It's the view of cynics that history is never linear — it doesn't progress, but is instead cyclical, doomed to repeat ad nauseam.
Without "yes" votes from both Capito and Portman, the first signature piece of legislation of Trump's presidency is likely doomed to fail.
"All previous attempts by the United States and its partners to agree on coordinated actions were doomed to failure," he told reporters.
Paleocons are largely isolationist, warning America against foreign entanglements and dismissing neocon attempts at democracy promotion as hubristic and doomed to failure.
But he emphasized that his drug war would continue, perhaps under the military — a move that experts say is doomed to fail.
It's a big like a politician arguing for nuance — you're doomed to get drowned out by the person who can yell the loudest.
And because "professorial sorts" who have spent time at universities drift into an "insular political culture," their candidate was doomed to lose. 17.
But before we go jumping ship (sorry Theon), let's not assume this defeat was a sign that Daenerys' invasion is doomed to fail.
It tells us where we come from, informs where we're going, and if we ignore it then we're doomed to repeat its mistakes.
Phil's plight is not unlike a character from Greek mythology who was doomed to eternally and perpetually push a boulder up a mountain.
Then, just as Arya seemed doomed to die in the flaming wasteland of King's Landing, a white horse magically appeared to rescue her.
At some point during our call, Langford silently made it back into her room, no longer doomed to roam the hotel halls barefoot.
So are liberal democracies doomed to a repeat of the pattern that saw the gilded age give way to a breakdown of society?
As I wrote here last week, the idea of a more polished and presidential "Trump 2.0" was always ridiculous and doomed to failure.
The practicality of this particular Porsche means it's probably doomed to stay in the shadows of the 911s and 918s of the world.
"You have to imagine that you're doomed to be on this desert island for perhaps the rest of your life," the presenter explained.
Instead, she was a daughter doomed to follow in her spymaster father's footsteps or drown under the weight of her bloody, deceitful destiny.
It's that he will be so obviously doomed to lose that he'll fan his supporters into a frenzy and people will get hurt.
"Well and truly fucked," is how Gruber puts it, while "doomed to failure" is how Dickson describes the broad feeling at the company.
Does that mean it's all over, and Eleanor and her friends will all be doomed to a real hell while Michael gets retired?
They are doomed to be slaughtered because they are no longer able to walk around all day with children bouncing on their backs.
"If we don't start getting ahead of that curve, we're going to be doomed to worse than Donald Trump over time," he says.
It can help you feel a little better about your situation and prevent you from concluding that you're doomed to be alone forever.
Its reputation as a substitute for ground beef means it's doomed to forever remind people that they're not actually eating a "real" burger.
It's message: Life is cyclical, but if we rely too much on repetition and appropriation, we're doomed to destroy ourselves in the process.
If you don't have strict avoidance of sunlight, no matter what your treatment is or how good it is, you're doomed to fail.
Its an unfinished masterpiece, and is probably doomed to remain that way since Nick has committed himself to endlessly improving the detail. 4.
Looks like we're doomed to keep on getting movies no one wants to see from a man pretty much everyone hates for years.
" Schumer warned Tuesday that Trump's administration is doomed to fail if he shifts away from his campaign narrative of being a "change agent.
Then the World's Greatest Athlete is in danger of being our most beautiful man, and the vocabulary of Camp is doomed to appear.
For more than a decade, the staple of Bolton's public commentary has been that such meetings were beyond useless and doomed to failure.
It is also a time to celebrate our liberation from the older, stifling notions that we are doomed to stasis and individual impotence.
But that plan was ill-considered, ill-timed and, as it becomes painfully obvious over the course of the flick, doomed to failure.
That doesn't mean Trump is doomed to failure — for one thing, it is possible to register on-site the night of the caucuses.
Happy and eternal, or would they be doomed to fall into the same implosive patterns of Marriage Story and Scenes from a Marriage?
History isn't doomed to repeat itself, but it would be wise to reflect on all the living you've done to glean some insight!
You gifted us with a perfect canonical universe, J.K. — one that now seems doomed to be endlessly tinkered with, revised, and expanded upon.
Hell, the way the Afghan banking system is set up makes it easy to see why the whole system was doomed to fail.
Or is it always doomed to fail because of the forces of the status quo waiting at the door to tear it down?
He's a hollow man, marching forward in an attempt to get back into his father's good graces that is probably doomed to fail.
That if you don't have samurai-level knife skills and half the gadgets in the Williams-Sonoma catalog, you're doomed to culinary failure.
Why aren't legacy admissions doomed to a lifetime of aching inferiority knowing that they deprived a brighter person of his or her seat?
The common practice of child marriage meant that some widows were still girls when they were doomed to a lifetime on the margins.
However, tax reform is doomed to be influenced by the Congressional Budget Office and the Washington think tanks that really control the process.
Because we are doomed to discuss this thing for the next 1,000 years, the film has managed to dredge up yet another controversy.
Doomed to become a governess, she tries to duck her grim fate by seducing the brother of her best friend, Amelia (Joey Parsons).
But the Minutemen aren't the most racially progressive bunch, and as in the book, they're doomed to be seized by infighting and scandal.
Beijing has denied such meddling, blaming the unrest on "foreign forces" and saying attempts to interfere in the city are doomed to fail.
This contradiction in agenda doesn't mean that any exhibition like this is doomed to fail, but it does here, at least in part.
If you can't – if you show that you want an agreement more than the other side wants it – you're doomed to a bad deal.
Things were not looking good, but at least I knew that urine tests aren't completely foolproof, even if I was likely doomed to fail.
It was a strategy always doomed to failure, not least because the Taliban always knew the foreign forces could not maintain that pressure forever.
Like Mr Sanders, they may be doomed to succeed by raising the issue but letting somebody else, most likely Mrs Merkel, find the solution.
Those who skip to the end are doomed to disqualification—but only days later, well after they receive their medal and the crowd's adulation.
The U.S. official dismissed the EU's warning of a possible WTO challenge and a cycle of counterclaims in European courts as doomed to fail.
Of course, any attempt to crack down on the inevitable meme-making that accompanies such a major media event is doomed to hilarious failure.
To be clear, if you aren't a conscientious person by nature, this doesn't necessarily mean that you're doomed to a lifetime of bad sex.
This is, all things considered, almost certainly a better idea than continuing to raise unrealistic expectations for a summit that was doomed to fail.
Monologue after monologue, Corden comes to realize over the course of 13 hilarious minutes that he may be doomed to repeat his opener forever.
Sadly, as the forgotten stepchildren of internet security, these Internet of Things devices are likely doomed to a future teeming with botnets and hackers.
Though both Sunderland and Newcastle looked doomed to relegation a couple of weeks ago, there have been stirrings in the north-east of late.
I use up one side enthusiastically over the next few months, while the other is doomed to meet the bottom of my garbage can.
Gun control policies that don't confront the core issue — that America simply has too many guns — are doomed to merely nibble around the edges.
A Sling TV membership Cable is officially out, but people who don't have cable shouldn't be doomed to waiting for Hulu to catch up.
They were doomed to go to hell no matter what, and trying to be good people on earth would do nothing to help them.
Although the United States would like a quick end to the conflict, a process that ignores key issues and stakeholders is doomed to fail.
PARIS — When the Musée du Quai Branly opened here in 230, there were outraged predictions that this $295 million project was doomed to fail.
We sometimes hear that those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it, but a "repeat" is perhaps now the least of our worries.
Some Republican lawmakers saw the meeting as potentially treacherous or doomed to fail and expressed suspicion about Kim's intentions for coming to the table.
It was born from an idea for short-form education videos, but Zhu said in the original idea was "doomed to be a failure."
Although many cities across the country are facing serious housing shortages, the efforts they are making to fix the problem are doomed to failure.
Just when you thought AI was doomed, or doomed to remain incredibly creepy, here it is finally being used for the betterment of mankind.
TL;DR—your attempts at self-betterment are largely futile and you're probably doomed to continue on in your bad habits until you rot.
If the American administration is truly doomed to face this dire reality, it should at least know it did everything possible to avoid it.
Today historians judge him among the very worst of US presidents, a position that some now say that President Trump is doomed to occupy.
"If you don't treat your opponents equally, then this experiment, I suppose we could call it, is doomed to collapse," Mr. O Muilleoir said.
Although Huck believes he'll be doomed to hell for doing so, he still decides to help Jim, Miss Watson's lawful property, escape from slavery.
Albert Camus said that we have to imagine Sisyphus, the Greek man doomed to roll a rock up a hill for eternity, as happy.
Despite the country's reputation for progressiveness on gun control, health care and wages, its energy politics seem forever doomed to devolve into a circus.
If you believe the marketing, you'd think every new gadget will change your life — but many are confusing to use or doomed to obsolescence.
Maybe the top is just resting high on an ice cream cake, doomed to melt from the heat of "do whatever it takes" ethics.
That's why it's important that we talk about this: Like we say the society that doesn't know its past is doomed to repeat it.
It is easy to point out all the useless crap here and even easier to point out all the clearly-doomed-to-fail products.
So for years, digital content companies — especially those in the online news business — looked doomed to pursue a scale-only, ad-based business model.
When you try to work the friendship story into a structure built by the marriage plot, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend argues, you're doomed to fail.
It's an echo that his characters can't escape, a rhyme of the past they are doomed to repeat, even if they might believe otherwise.
How much of it was doomed to fail for the cameras, and does that even matter when emotions get caught up in it anyway?
Are we capable of saving ourselves from our worst impulses as a species, or doomed to end up in one form of "dystopia" or another?
Many people thought the 1999 strategic alliance between French automaker Renault and Japanese company Nissan, a deal he engineered, was preposterous and doomed to fail.
Mr Obama blithely wrote Russia off as an irksome regional power, nuclear-armed and prone to harassing its neighbours but doomed to decline into irrelevance.
The U.S. official dismissed the EU's warning of a possible WTO challenge and a cycle of counter-claims in European courts as doomed to fail.
The end of his bromance with Vladimir Putin is welcome—America's interests and Russia's are so at odds that it was always doomed to fail.
As the Hype House continues to grow, only time will tell whether the young creators will dominate, or if history is doomed to repeat itself.
Returning to reality, attempts to outlaw encryption are doomed to fail on the grounds that it's not possible to control people's access to encrypted technology.
William Sharpe, a Nobel prizewinning economist, argued in 20173 that the "arithmetic of active management" means that the average fund manager is doomed to underperform.
To some Europeans and Americans, this picture suggests that their efforts to persuade Ukraine to turn over a new leaf were always doomed to fail.
When it's hot out, you're basically doomed to be uncomfortable unless you have an air conditioner, or you actually enjoy sweating all your fluids out.
Thus, those eager to see the House "get to work" invested most of their efforts into forcing an appropriations process doomed to failure onto members.
"I kind of had to get over a lot of society's BS, this idea that you're doomed to offend," he says in a phone interview.
But what about the rest of the working malekind, whose poor legs are doomed to be imprisoned in pants during the long, sweaty summer months?
Being reduced to eight Supreme Court justices after the death of Antonin Scalia doesn't necessarily mean the court is doomed to months of unproductive gridlock.
Brandon knows that since 2008, I've ranted to anyone who cared to listen that the United States was replaying Weimar Germany and doomed to fascism.
"Any actions and tricks to split China are doomed to failure and will meet with the people's condemnation and the punishment of history," he said.
Michael tells Chidi that his indecisiveness hurt everyone in his life during his time on Earth, and so he's doomed to suffer for all eternity.
Is it all just doomed to failure, or is it the one thing that we should be holding on to the most in this world?
Most of us share the belief that we are all doomed to age and die (assuming some other lethal event doesn't do us in first).
The old hotel is now one of Seattle's largest but most temporary of homeless refuges — doomed to destruction next year as Amazon continues to build.
If you happened to come from a family considered to be anything other than "red," then you were doomed to second-class citizenship for life.
On Twitter, Trump has referred to the senator as "Flake(y)" and said Flake dropped his re-election bid because he was doomed to lose.
"  She told Fuse that the character "is doomed to be eternally tortured by an artificial intelligence, but she's also kind of like Marie Antoinette.
On Twitter Trump has referred to the senator as "Flake(y)" and said Flake dropped his re-election bid because he was doomed to lose.
In my experience a band working as a perfect democracy is doomed to failure, but I don't know if that's how you guys approach it.
Jindosh doesn't die, but is robbed of his intellect, doomed to wear the face of a genius but without a brain to back it up.
Another variation is that life is doomed to suffering and failure, and a little more abstract version is that non-existence is preferable to existence.
If we continue on this path, we are doomed to eventually suffer a dramatic and stunning attack of our own making that will cost lives.
The report's examples vary from the current to the far-off, like mind-reading AI. But they're not prophecies that humanity is doomed to suffer.
I'm a leaf in a storm and also the exquisite drop pooling at the tip, doomed to fall to the floor like a cannonball dive.
In June, Erekat told NBC News that Kushner's peace plan, which reportedly refuses to recognize Palestinian rights or a Palestinian state, was doomed to fail.
No, Night Owls Aren't Doomed to Die Early Despite alarmist headlines and a study that suggested morning people live longer, the truth is more complicated.
A world away and generations later than the cowboys on the screen, what we shared was also doomed to live and die in the dark.
Why, despite Australia's reputation for progressiveness on gun control, health care and wages, do its energy politics seem forever doomed to devolve into a circus?
Instead, the giant river turtle had taken its place, doomed to the grill with its shell cracked open and stuffed with potatoes and chili peppers.
For now, it seems that unless we create our own spaces in the sharing economy, we are doomed to be largely left out of it.
Becca's attempted worm was a deeply sad sight, a masterclass in the elemental power of pathos, a devastating reminder that man is doomed to failure.
He has created his own world and his own design language so skillfully and so completely that he seems doomed to be left to it.
" Pein realizes that most of these "tech bros" were "doomed to be desk jockeys for life, forever dreaming of their star turn as Job Creators.
As scary as references to the financial crisis sound, flattening alone does not mean that the United States is doomed to slip into another recession.
Is the United States doomed to follow the steps that led to the near-complete destruction of democracy in countries like Russia, Turkey or Venezuela?
From the beginning of this season, Gallardo's operation seemed doomed to fail, but his loss might just be Narcos: Mexico fans' gain in season 3.
The anthem commercial is strategic and sensible and well-made and doomed to fade from our collective memory like 99 percent of all marketing efforts.
But, 13 Reasons season 3 gives us one small ray of hope that Netflix's saddest teens aren't doomed to a lifetime of traumatizing sexual encounters.
"Without us, the mission to slow the emissions that threaten the ... health of our entire planet is doomed to failure," Vazquez said in a statement.
Based on things like Tanacon and Fyre Festival, though, it seems like those who do not learn from Dashcon are doomed to repeat Dashcon. —R.
"America's 'maximum pressure' toward Iran is doomed to failure ... our enemy (the United States) is very well aware that their pressure is inefficient," Rouhani said.
Or are we just doomed to revisiting our favorite Smiths albums while eating an entire pizza every few months until we get married or die?
This is the 8th and final episode of the Highwayman; Koren Shadmi's fantastically grim saga of a man doomed to wander unaging into the future.
They warn us that without accountability and transparency, and generally without better laws, humanity is doomed to a future of machine-generated bias and deception.
The film, excellent in its limited and specific focus on Nico's final years, demystifies the mystique that female artists are doomed to try to maintain.
"If you repeal this mandate, but leave in place dictates as to whom may purchase insurance, you create a business model doomed to fail," he wrote.
Overall, Cikara wants people to understand that even though the human brain has so many inbuilt systems for prejudice, we're not doomed to succumb to them.
We're probably doomed to die at the feet of ATLAS in the inevitable robot uprising, so we might as well get our yuks in now.[TNW]
Machines seem desperate to embody some measure of being human, but always fall short, endlessly trapped in closed circuits and doomed to observe, listen, and circulate.
Though he was always doomed to be vanquished by the modern-day cowboy John McClane, he managed to score a few philosophical victories along the way.
WHEN Russia dispatched its warplanes to prop up the dictatorship of Bashar al-Assad, Barack Obama warned Moscow that its Syrian adventure was doomed to fail.
Should he and his administration continue to pressure North Korea to do something it likely will never do, then the diplomatic effort is doomed to fail.
Women are targets to be seduced and discarded, and if they're the ones doing the seducing, they're doomed to meet their ends before the story's over.
Some devices were doomed to fail—either the prototypes were full of promise and no substance, or the tech was just too expensive to succeed commercially.
This kind of deal is a classic "whale hunt," and most of the startups that engage in them are doomed to end up like Captain Ahab.
But my underdeveloped perspective and mangled self-esteem only reinforced my idea that I was doomed to be nothing more but a victim of systemic racism.
And if eloping doesn't mean that a couple's relationship is doomed to fail, neither does one partner being less enthused about wedding planning, Dr. Hartzell says.
Unfortunately, it's hard to shake the feeling that – as long as Hodgson goes with the safety-first approach – England are doomed to underachieve at the tournament.
Will the Liars receive their long-awaited happy ending, or are they doomed to be stalked by a hoodie-loving menace for the rest of time?
In one sense, 2015 was a dry run just to refine the difficult parliamentary requirements of the reconciliation process and was always doomed to a veto.
Independent safety monitors oversee blinded trials so that they can be halted or unblinded early in case they determine that the drug is doomed to fail.
I realized we had to prioritize learning as a culture, or we would never find the time — and be doomed to constantly reinvent the startup wheel.
"Attempts to separate the Chinese people and the Chinese Communist Party is a provocation against the entire Chinese people and is doomed to fail," Geng said.
Since Mr. Thompson is one of the most commanding classical actors around, you would think that any performer pitted against him would be doomed to defeat.
Subjecting qualified Democratic candidates to a litmus test on issues such as abortion or single-payer health care is an approach that is doomed to fail.
"Attempts to separate the Chinese people and the Chinese Communist Party is a provocation against the entire Chinese people and is doomed to fail," Geng said.
The Bell Curve, a book that encourages policy-makers to accept that certain races are doomed to intellectual inferiority, made author Charles Murray an academic celebrity.
I thought I was doomed to a lifetime of sloppy travel until I tried the Shift Backpack from one of Insider Picks' most lauded brands Bellroy.
"The Administration's enforcement-centered approach is doomed to fail because it misdiagnoses the reasons most people are fleeing," said Frank Sharry, executive director of America's Voice.
"Anyone who believes that the Democratic candidate is headed for a landslide victory right now is doomed to repeat the tragic history of 2628," Kofinis said.
The effect was to make them feel as if they were in a birdcage, doomed to contemplate unreachable possibilities they should know better than to want.
For almost twenty years after his death, in 19613, Williams appeared doomed to near-oblivion—omitted from every list, popular or scholarly, canonical or hipster-revisionist.
Our American experiment is doomed to fail until we return to the idea that for all our differences we should be working toward the common good.
According to astrophysicist Adam Frank, it&aposs certainly a possibility — and whether humans are doomed to the same fate may already be out of our hands.
If Starbucks had considered the research on corporate diversity training, they would know that such an effort was doomed to fail at achieving its intended outcomes.
Sandwiched between some good back and forth was a cringeworthy spotfest that seemed doomed to leave one or both women injured, though thankfully it did not.
We'd all be assuring that we always knew his comeback was doomed to fail; that he should have stuck to the choreographed world of pro wrestling.
There was a terrible price for creating an illusion of normalcy the last time a pandemic ravaged our country, and we seem doomed to pay again.
At times, it feels like progressives are doomed to re-litigate the 2016 Democratic primary forever, tearing each other apart while Trump tears down the republic.
There's a sense in digital publishing that something has gone horribly wrong — that publishers are doomed to lose out to newer, nimbler and more "social" platforms.
We're thus doomed to look down on people we're not familiar with — to "otherize," in modern academic jargon, those who don't look or speak like us.
His trade war with China is doomed to failure with his go-it-alone approach, rather than beginning an effort coordinated with onetime staunch American allies.
If we give up on the many rich, powerful, smart people who are skeptical of environmental threats, again we are doomed to McKibben's worst-case scenario.
Or are programs like Purdue—without a fan base, and without a head start in this new era of big money—doomed to be perennial failures?
Some House Democrats are convinced that impeachment proceedings would be doomed to fall short of removal from office and therefore would only help the president politically.
Without building trust in the inquiry process, and placing victims, survivors and their families at the heart of the process, it will be doomed to failure.
It's an approach doomed to failure for our wildlife and one that has been widely panned by Tribal Nations, congressional representatives, and people across the country.
He says Ferguson, like many American suburbs that came of age following World War II, was doomed to fail by the very nature of its design.
The problem is that Bloomberg has never been willing to take the plunge and spend the billion dollars on a campaign that looks doomed to fail.
Its members believe that their videos and accounts are doomed to be banned, delisted or stripped of lucrative ads, effectively diminishing their presence on the platform.
So if you fear you're doomed to buy a bad gift, then maybe you should find something that shows at least that you made an effort.
Photo-oriented pop-ups, like the Dream Machine and the Rosé Mansion, once seemed like a novelty doomed to fade out, but the opposite has happened.
They may decide, for example, that any filibuster would be doomed to fail now — but might succeed if another justice leaves the court during Trump's presidency.
A century or two from now, historians will probably look back and wonder that we didn't see that this or that attempt was doomed to failure.
Even he and his younger brothers, all of whom now live in the United States, may be doomed to the condition in their later middle age.
Dean Heller was doomed to lose his seat in a state Trump did not win and a year when the political landscape is tilted toward Democrats.
It posits that pregnancy is destiny, and that Rory herself is doomed to cycle through a series of romantic relationships that mirror those of her mother.
Given the US' continued bulk surveillance activities they argue the aim of achieving 'essential equivalence' of European data protection laws in the US is doomed to fail.
When women are judged for their marriageability, doomed to end up penniless spinsters unless they hook a rich bachelor, a conniver like Susan is an inevitable result.
"Until they recognize the secular decline, they are doomed to have more numbers like Kors did today, and that makes the sector just plain uninvestible," Cramer said.
Google's plan to return to China with a censored search engine is doomed to fail, according to the man who once spearheaded the company's business in Beijing.
If we fail to do this, we are doomed to increased tensions like those that nearly brought East Asia to  the brink of nuclear war last summer.
The former lead strategist of Blair's government, Peter Mandelson, told CNBC's Geoff Cutmore on Wednesday that lawmakers had already flagged that May's plan is doomed to fail.
But at the same time, we're told that we're in an era of secular stagnation, stuck with an economy that's doomed to slow growth and stagnant wages.
One after another, Trump's critics argue that because we've had 2 percent growth over the past ten years or so, we are doomed to continue that forever.
But you can also see them as people who are sitting at the craps table, doomed to just keep putting chips down, because there's no other option.
"Unless the nuclear industry acknowledges that there are no shortcuts to development of new nuclear power technology, it will be doomed to repeat this failure," he said.
Although doomed to fail in the Republican-controlled Senate, an impeachment investigation would hand Democrats an iron-clad legal argument to procure witnesses and documents more quickly.
While the assault weapons ban was seen as doomed to fail, there was more hope for a bipartisan bill from Democrat Joe Manchin and Republican Pat Toomey.
To those who believe liberal democracy is doomed to collapse under the weight of its own contradictions something so puny will make no difference to our fate.
Confronted with a should-they-or-shouldn't-they proposal on impeachment, Democrats worry that if they fail to learn history's lessons, they are doomed to repeat them.
Any anti-harassment strategy that focuses on deletion and removal is doomed to spin in circles, damned to the Sisyphean task of stamping out infinitely replicable information.
The idea that human history is doomed to basically repeat itself again and again, creating civilizations and then wrecking them through greed, is hardly a new one.
A fourth attempt by May to secure domestic support for her Brexit withdrawal plan looks doomed to fail and calls for her to step down have amplified.
It might feel like a mystery of your vagina that you're doomed to suffer through, but pain during sex is not only pretty common — it's manageable, too.
" The 210-year-old animal rights activist is the sort of affable man forever doomed to be described by everyone he meets as a "really nice bloke.
With the benefit of hindsight both Mr Carter and Mr Mondale, for instance, were doomed to defeat before stepping onto a TV stage beside the Great Communicator.
When you're doomed to spend the summer months in a non-air-conditioned apartment, it's easy to get tired of celebrities' Instagram posts of their luxurious vacations.
Like Sisyphus rolling the boulder uphill, we're doomed to keep pushing ourselves, only to find that age or disease or chance sends the boulder crashing back down.
Not only that, for many victims who end up killing their abusers, they are doomed to spend the rest of their lives in prison for defending themselves.
Abdulrahman Swehli who heads Tripoli's State Council, a rival assembly to the HOR, called the vote "another jump in the air ... that will be doomed to failure".
"The strategy looks very fragile to me, and doomed to fail in some sense," said Monica de Bolle, Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
They were doomed to make the journey across the Atlantic, known as the dreaded Middle Passage, where millions died due to the horrific conditions on those ships.
While it's encouraging to see cybersecurity getting much-deserved attention from politicians seeking the highest office, it could be argued that these efforts are doomed to fail.
Kendi thinks that calls for racial uplift are doomed to failure, because they can never change enough minds, black or white, to alter either behavior or policy.
Such wild price swings have prompted some of the world's biggest banks to denounce bitcoin as a fraud, warning investors of a speculative bubble doomed to fail.
For much of the 34-minute performance — with sleeves rolled slightly and any prepared text doomed to be ignored — Mr. Biden assured his hometown's residents that Mrs.
As long as the most interesting virtual reality requires us to stand, twist, stoop, twirl and turn, it's doomed to stay on the fringe of favorite pastimes.
I came to this conclusion in my 2006 book, "China's Trapped Transition," which makes the case that economic modernization under one-party rule is doomed to fail.
By nature, technology innovations are speedy and agile, often evolving overnight in a garage, while slow-and-steady public policy is often doomed to play catch-up.
Attempts to dismantle Obamacare were always doomed to fail because of the gulf between the conservative reality of the law and its myth in the Republican imagination.
Mr. Lau's performance provides just enough hopeful signals of melting for us to feel the bona fide tragedy of a man — and a class — doomed to extinction.
And I thought about another truth I held on to, which is that people are not fixed — that we're not doomed to keep repeating the same mistakes.
Maybe Kyrie returning will throw your team into a state of perpetual malfeasance (Terry Rozier is already doomed to Death By Kyrie, and he didn't even finish).
It is my experience that politicians never believe they're doomed to defeat unless the mailman ceases deliveries because no one has sent a contribution in six months.
Just proposing such a budget — which is doomed to fail in Congress — reflects a cynical disregard for the "common man" whom President Trump supporters think he represents.
Global health Thousands of infants are doomed to early deaths each year, in part because pediatric medicines come in hard pills or bitter syrups that need refrigeration.
The American left would do well to listen if they want to compete because marriage of woke twitter with progressive economics is doomed to complete failure.   Rep.
Until we publicly recognize real disagreements surrounding disability and accessibility, Mouffe would insist, we are doomed to a vacuous, empty debate that is neither political nor productive.
Fortunately (this theory goes) both the great rivals are decadent and worn out and doomed to vanish, with some help from Russia, into the dustbin of history.
"We don&apost want any other turtles, or any creatures, to become doomed to the same unfortunate fate: drowned and wasted thanks to our negligence," Gross wrote.
In another, he descends into a subterranean whiskey distillery staffed by animated skeletons, whom he learns are doomed to toil endlessly for debts they can never repay.
Three stand out: Start developing a clear, consensus-based long-term agenda: A half century ago, after the debacle of Barry Goldwater, conservatives seemed doomed to oblivion.
Public power authorities, however, are doomed to contract out jobs to ill-equipped companies like Whitefish due to political maneuvering and the lack of a profit motive.
But — more than all of the above — a candidate who purposely denigrates large swaths of our citizenry is doomed to lose at the ballot box. Period. 22019.
What in the World The phrase "ghost train" conjures up eerie, fantastical images: a spectral locomotive barreling through the night, passengers doomed to ride the rails forever.
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Tuesday criticized Washington for its hostile policy toward his country and said the U.S. approach was doomed to failure.
Trying to create that idyllic vision in the real world, in a rustic outpost in the forest in the second act, is an experiment doomed to failure.
Xi told delegates that the shadow of "protectionism and unilateralism" hung over global growth and erecting barriers and cutting ties was short-sighted and doomed to fail.
Another believes, in essence, that we are doomed to slow growth (if any) because transformational inventions that powered the industrial and technological revolutions are unlikely to be repeated.
Rather, we complained about the personal impact, lamenting over how we felt like the children of a divorced marriage, doomed to bear the burden of our parents' mistakes.
In August, Nate Silver predicted Donald Trump was doomed to be a blip, just like Herman Cain and Michelle Bachmann in 2012, or perhaps Mike Huckabee in 2008.
Wei Fenghe told delegates at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore that Beijing would not yield an inch of territory -- and any foreign interference was doomed to failure.
They were doomed to an eternity of arguing their existence, but because Eleanor figured it all out, Michael (Ted Danson) snaps his fingers and it starts all over.
And that cynic might then go on to argue that any attempt at translating the pill experience into something that's both readable and relatable is doomed to failure.
I couldn't help but wonder, Is it possible to still find love the way Carrie & Co. did, or are single women doomed to an eternity of left swipes?
IMAGINE the tale of Sisyphus, the mythical king doomed to spend eternity pushing a boulder up a hill only for it to roll back down, retold by Kafka.
The film credibly argues that General Magic tried to build something very much like a contemporary smartphone, and this plan was doomed to fail in the early 1990s.
You and I can get along perfectly well if we enter into agreements by ourselves, but let politics get between us, and we are doomed to endless conflict.
But history has taught us time is a flat circle and we're doomed to repeat this same, sad cycle over and over until the end of the universe. 
His rehabilitation as a literary figure was doomed to fail because as soon as Abbott became a civilian, he ceased to be a character and a literary curiosity.
But those who don't study history are doomed to repeat it, and complacency is still the only thing that's ever tripped up Team USA in the NBA era.
Unlike, say, orthodox religious sects, cults serve no genuinely useful, longterm social purpose, and for that reason they represent cul-de-sacs of history doomed to ultimate extinction.
Analysts on Sunday also raised the question of how Saudi Arabia and the other countries could have scheduled the meeting if they knew it was doomed to failure.
They are, in other words, doomed to repeat my own unfulfilling, damaging journey — in some cases, on the very same ground in Iraq and Afghanistan where I fought.
This legislation, like President Clinton's linking of Most Favored Nation status to human rights in 1993, is likely doomed to be observed utterly and exclusively in the breach.
""Are we doomed to a cold and heartless future in which computer says yes — or computer says no with the grim finality of an emperor in the arena?
At his funeral, Pearson delivers a sermon that mixes praise for the man with the declaration that he never found God, which means he is doomed to hell.
"Any actions and tricks to split China are doomed to failure and will meet with the people's condemnation and the punishment of history," he added, to loud applause.
But in Rings, this fellowship is doomed to failure as a narrative tool, because the script never gave the women involved identities of their own to begin with.
A president — particularly one with zero military or foreign policy experience — who picks the tactics and tells the generals how to fight the war is doomed to failure.
Pathetic, and almost moving, when you think about it: the worst sinners imaginable, each doomed to everlasting mastication, are guys undone by the successes of their famous friends.
Those who don't learn from the past may be doomed to repeat it, but in the case of Oscars fashion trends, that may actually be a good thing.
It is within this depleted, self-consciously retro environment that Yoshiro is anxiously raising his great-grandson, Mumei, a wise and sensitive boy whom he's doomed to outlive.
Hu Xijin, the editor of the Global Times , told me, "To some extent, it was doomed to happen"—because, he explained, America fears a challenge to its supremacy.
As for those without a fixed part in the new scheme of things, they're the same old kvetchers of yore, doomed to circular philosophizing and self-destructive drinking.
My latest effort to finish all ten generations of a Legacy Challenge is doomed to failure because I've just remembered how much I hate the Toddler life stage.
Will the passengers on Snowpiercer outlive the climate crisis, or will the underclass be doomed to live miserably in a metal tube for the rest of their lives?
Democrats, however, are warning that the 2018 farm bill is doomed to fail in a House vote unless Republicans remove changes to meal programs contained in the bill.
And considering how both men have no prior relationship, no chemistry or trust to build on the chances are great that such a summit is doomed to fail.
"A deal will be reached and it will mean surrender by the UK. "We will be doomed to remain in the customs union and under Brussels' regulatory control.
Still, a big gap remains, leading to tens of thousands more deaths each year in the US. In America, you are doomed to die younger just because you're black.
Photo: GettyBecause we've apparently learned nothing and are doomed to relive the same news cycle over and over, Yelp has once again become the home for airing political grievances.
The world is divided by variant understanding of what football is all about, and so the vast majority of attempts to define 'world class' status are doomed to fail.
If the humans don't unite against the White Walkers, they'll be killed and doomed to become part of the never-ending winter that the White Walkers bring with them.
The biggest of the lot—known only to him for well over a year—was that his three main companies had become empty shells and were doomed to fail.
Those costs can be significant (often, more than a percentage point a year) so that the average manager is doomed to underperform, after those costs are taken into account.
Even if every reasonable person is wrong and Mars One does launch, its mission seems doomed to fail, at least according to an infamous report from MIT in 2014.
The U.S. withdrawal from the nuclear deal struck between Iran and major powers is "doomed" to seriously affect peace and security in the Middle East, Iran's atomic chief said.
It seemed as if hungry fans were doomed to suffer that same fate, until McDonald's chef Mike Haracz tweeted, "I'll see what I can do," about resurrecting the sauce.
ACCORDING TO A convenient myth dating back to the 19th century, Native Americans were doomed to vanish, except for a few hold-outs on remote and poverty-stricken reservations.
The characters feel trapped by the plot because they're literally trapped by the plot, doomed to forever be themselves and do the dumb things they don't want to do.
Those who don't study or remember the past are doomed to repeat it — but even if we do study or remember the past, how do we avoid repeating it?
The new sanctions are unacceptable and such attempts to influence Moscow are doomed to fail, TASS news agency reported Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov as saying on Thursday.
Deep down it is what it is, and I'm afraid Kickmen is a football game and therefore at some level it's pretty much doomed to be unutterably, intolerably dull.
In this theoretical scenario, the grand Winterfell plan to bait the Night King is doomed to fail because the White Walker leader won't even make it to the battle.
Now that it had short-circuited so spectacularly and unpredictably, he was doomed to a chronic case of range anxiety—monitoring the replacement battery constantly and charging it often.
That it was doomed to be an artifact of the mid-to-late-90s, a genre that Mario 64 started and dominated, with a few hits along the way.
Mr. Bloomberg said that he initially thought one of the projects was doomed to failure but that it was now among the foundation's most successful endeavors in this area.
After each of the developments ended up in Bankruptcy Court, a federal bankruptcy judge admonished the Credit Suisse bankers by calling the loans "doomed to failure" from the outset.
I've been finding myself frustrated, bent out of shape by teammates or my own declining ability, stuck with the realization I'm doomed to a bad game 20 minutes in.
The argument that the U.S. is doomed to 2 percent or less growth – commonly called "secular stagnation" – no matter what we do in terms of tax policy, is nonsense.
More than a decade ago, they dismissed him as a loony lightweight, a naïve true believer doomed to failure in the realpolitik world of Capitol Hill give-and-take.
" And further, "We believe that these sanctions are not only doomed to fail, but also run counter to the G20 principles of cooperation in the interests of all countries.
"If nothing else, it shows the basic American approach to Israel is, in fact, bipartisan," said Mr. Ross, author of "Doomed to Succeed," a history of Israeli-American relations.
But let me make it clear today, as I have had cause to do before: Any attempt to defeat those values through violence and terror is doomed to failure.
Perhaps the better question to ask is whether, so long as drivers can't make enough money, ride-hailing in China is doomed to be manipulated, one way or another.
While Sanders's plan certainly does dedicate far more money (per student) than Cuomo's or Clinton's plans would, it's ultimately doomed to fail — just like Clinton's plan and Cuomo's plan.
The decree not only shows Mr. Temer being tough on crime, it also delays a vote on an unpopular legislative proposal on pensions that looked increasingly doomed to failure.
In the absence of such terms, the genre seems doomed to appear sexual — a suspect jumble of tingles and pleasure and subservient women you watch alone at your computer.
Consequently, the actual outcome of these special elections — showing that Democrats are not doomed to Clinton-level performances in white working-class areas — is good news for the party.
Both are doomed to be disappointed, but Dorothea is the far more profound character, for she does realize that the perfect must not be the enemy of the good.
Teddy instructed him to meet him in the lobby, but when the camera pans over the button marked "B," it's clear Darius is doomed to land in the basement.
We've been trying to figure out for three years if he is a mad aberration, doomed to fade, or if he is rewiring the game in some permanent way.
Even as affordable housing grows scarcer and the gentrification tide makes many New Yorkers feel doomed to dislocation, one weapon for tenants has always been obvious, if expensive: lawyers.
As Democrats continue to sort through the wreckage of 2016, to ensure we are not doomed to repeat it, we would do well to honestly confront some fundamental realities.
In Siege, Mason uses the collapse of George Lincoln Rockwell's political strategy to claim that any attempt to work inside the parameters of normal politics was doomed to failure.
"An organization, where two members strive to challenge the interests of other members, is doomed to dissolution and talks of OPEC-non-OPEC agreements would be meaningless," Zanganeh said.
Post blood and join his 144,000, he said (he doesn't know how many have joined so far), or be dead walking, asleep, doomed to a hellish cycle of pointless suffering.
The test data convinced Clark that the disk sail's top was doomed to become as flat and tight as a snare drum's head when pelted with fantastic amounts of pressure.
"Any package above 5.4 billion euros is doomed to be seen by Greek citizens and financial analysts ... as socially and economically counterproductive," Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said in the letter.
Waiting to Respawn Based on a surface-level reading of the research, it would seem that older players are just doomed to be owned for the rest of their life.
Unable to comprehend suffering in terms of religious virtue or the carapace of virtue vacated by religion, humanity was doomed to sink into nihilism, in a bleak and meaningless existence.
However, attempting to replicate this complexity is doomed to failure, as even the best joints and actuators we have are nowhere near as powerful or lightweight as bats' natural ones.
And all attempts to keep doors locked seemed doomed to failure because of the constant coming and going of residents, visitors, police, neighborhood search parties, and, of course, Christmas carolers.
These were people who were changing careers and having doubts that are familiar to many: whether they were doomed to always be behind because they hadn't stuck to one thing.
By such reasoning, it appeared self-evident that Mr Trump, a man who has called Mexican immigrants "killers and rapists", would have been doomed to fail in a general election.
Ryan's backers stressed they fear the party will be doomed to its minority status if it continues to move away from working-class people, traditionally part of the Democrats' base.
And in any case, these unstable stellar relationships are ultimately doomed to self-immolate in the fiery mutual destruction of a supernova, the way all good vampire love stories end.
So here's some background on where the State of the Union response came from, how parties have tried to make it work, and why their efforts seem doomed to failure.
Hobbling existing workforce development programs without offering a vision for what will replace them is a strategy doomed to mirror the administration's bungled attempt at repealing the Affordable Care Act.
In shows like Veep and The Thick of It, and the 2009 film In the Loop, Iannucci populates his worlds with characters doomed to a kind of death by bureaucracy.
But just as our adversaries and enemies of the past learned here in Poland, we know that these forces, too, are doomed to fail if we want them to fail.
His argument then was that history repeats — and just as oil fell 77 percent amid the financial crisis, it was doomed to drop 77 percent from its highs once again.
My considered assessment is that the French government, and to an extent the larger French tech scene, lacks ambition, boldness, and confidence, and their technology strategy is doomed to failure.
DON'T YOU BLOW UP MY WORLD: In the lead-up to the signing ceremony, Republicans are looking to throw cold water on the Paris deal, warning it's doomed to fail.
"If we try to solve a problem and we're not trying to solve it in context, any solution we propose is doomed to fail from the get-go," she says.
Given immense Iranian national pride in its civil nuclear program, however, the Trump administration's attempts to unilaterally dictate terms of a far more restrictive nuclear agreement are doomed to fail.
Is the Postal Service, once at the cutting edge of a communications revolution, doomed to become either a quaint relic of the past or a de facto subsidiary of Amazon?
One of the biggest fears people who are struggling with alcohol or other drugs tend to have is that they will be doomed to a deadening, conformist life in recovery.
Even though these differences between East and West are deeply rooted in both cognitive functioning and historical learnings, we're not doomed to live forever in our Western-biased anxiety trap.
It's worth noting that some critics have already come out as saying that the entire smart contract system—the code that governs the DAO—was foolish and doomed to fail.
Practical Magic is a movie about curses that invites a queer reading: any man who loves an Owens woman, the family of witches in the film, is doomed to die.
If we ignore the fact that history is not discreet, that it doesn't just happen and end, it actually moves with us, we're doomed to make all kinds of mistakes.
If they are not understood, or if they are forgotten, are we doomed to repeat the same mistakes, commit the same crimes, repeat the same disasters, spread the same sorrows?
One lesson I've taken from the past year of covering the Obamacare repeal-and-replace debate is that these bills look doomed to fail — up until the moment they don't.
She soon discovers that everyone else on the plane, including the pilots, have been drugged, and that the plane is now flying on autopilot over unknown terrain, doomed to crash.
In "Inland", Lurie fills the philosopher's role; he can see the dead, and mourns the fact that they cannot see one another and thus are doomed to roam eternity alone.
It said legislation signed by U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday backing protesters in Hong Kong was a serious interference in Chinese affairs and U.S. efforts were "doomed to fail".
" Jacob Smessaert, 24, Leuven, Belgium"Green growth is doomed to fail, since it refuses to acknowledge the root cause of climate change: continued economic growth which proves impossible to dematerialise.
In response, China warned it would take "firm counter measures" in response to the U.S. legislation and said attempts to interfere in the former British colony were doomed to fail.
As with the contrast between Rick's nobler impulses and Rosita's revenge quest, "The Walking Dead" suggests that rash action driven by personal pain is doomed to failure and unconsidered consequences.
To put it more accurately: the wonder in front of you that is relegated to nothingness because it is unrealized by humanity, doomed to exist in perpetual beauty without acknowledgement.
Addressing parliamentary representatives from Islamic countries gathered in Tehran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the U.S. decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital was "a big mistake" and "doomed to failure".
The notion of visible versus invisible as an existential condition is woven throughout "Linda," and it seems that whether she's one or the other, a woman is doomed to lose.
Believing that she's ultimately doomed to repeat this same behavior, Shane leaves Carmen heartbroken at the altar because she is unable to commit, and they eventually part ways for good.
As Long Island City, which had bizarrely seemed doomed to eternal grubbiness despite its boffo view of the skyline, got MoMA PS1, Silvercup Studios and rents of $4,000 a month.
The cryptocurrency scene's get-rich-quick image has attracted innumerable marks, many of whom weren't savvy investors and sunk money into projects that were clearly doomed to fail from the start.
The refusal of this work is the refusal to be enticed by that narrative, to be swallowed up by a mysticism doomed to repeat the cycle of sin-wash-rinse-repeat.
So Lee, who seemed doomed to some horrible fate after admitting that she killed her ex-husband barbecue style, is the lone survivor of Return to Roanoke: Three Days in Hell.
Rather than be discouraged that we've been doomed to repeat a corrupt part of our history, I'm encouraged that history leaves us a blueprint for how to get out of it.
But Hilsee said in his letter that the new plan was also doomed to fail, noting that only half of rifle owners even used Facebook; fewer still would see the ads.
He's not a bad man; if anything, he's a victim as much as any of the teenagers he's responsible for, doomed to perform heterosexuality under a thin veneer of forced happiness.
But until and unless they roll out, and/or the cryptocurrency markets stop being voting machines and start being weighing machines, most non-speculative token projects are doomed to indefinite hibernation.
Having long ago been forgotten by an indifferent God above, we remain trapped here together forever in our time prison doomed to repeat, but never able to change, our interminable present.
Either way, the good news (for you and your boo) is that — with a little detective work, and possibly some trial and error — you may not be doomed to snore forever.
That's why it's key for us to know about the disasters in our history, so that we're not doomed to repeat them on what will certainly be a much larger scale.
Readers will be left with the question: can landscape painting retain its distinction as a genre, or is it doomed to drift toward Jackson Pollock's "I am nature" paean to solipsism?
He was pretty much doomed to become Negan from the moment he was kidnapped, because unlike Daryl Dixon, Eugene has both a fear of death and an astonishing lack of backbone.
But Swiss officials say there is no point signing a deal that is doomed to fail in parliament or get shot down by voters under the Swiss system of direct democracy.
And while that might not be a sign his presidency is doomed to failure, it's a benchmark for success Trump himself set with an ambitious list of promises during his campaign.
Liew recounted how he had feared the book, first published two years ago, had been doomed to fail after Singapore's authorities signaled disapproval with his different historical perspective by withdrawing funding.
ACCORDING to one American stereotype, Europe is doomed to fail because it has made too many cultural concessions to Islam and too many ideological concessions to anti-business, enterprise-sapping socialism.
It's based on the life of Robin Cavendish (Andrew Garfield), who contracted polio and became paralyzed from the neck down, seemingly doomed to live out his days in a hospital bed.
Jeff's incredulity at such things ­allows DeLillo to render the Convergence at once otherworldly and entirely believable, one more high-flying human scheme revved on false hope and doomed to fail.
Conventional political wisdom would hold that Democrats should relish the opportunity to engage in a high-profile debate against an extremely unpopular piece of legislation that is likely doomed to failure.
But he has not abandoned his aggressively dour worldview and resolute pessimism, particularly when it comes to romance, which he portrays as ephemeral and doomed to curdle into tension and ire.
"It's very easy — in life or in work — to overreact, to think that problems indicate that you are incapable, or that the project you've undertaken is doomed to failure," he said.
These purchasing demands may have a short-term effect in addressing President Trump's trade deficit concerns, but they will not resolve the fundamental conflict here and are therefore doomed to fail.
He's one of the leading conservatives to champion a doomed-to-fail movement against platforms like YouTube because, in his view, they don't promote his own personal political views vigorously enough.
But they are doomed to fail at the level of change needed until the Church is willing to take two incredibly basic steps toward reform that it has thus far resisted.
Finally, we are likely to ask ourselves: are these people enjoying themselves or are they stuck in one of the circles of hell, doomed to swim back and forth for eternity?
While metalheads are generally doomed to feel a bit out of place outside of our own communities, when we're communing with our own kind, it tends to be on our terms.
Russia's foreign ministry said there was no place in international diplomacy for threatening and aggressive rhetoric, and said such methods were doomed to fail, in a statement issued after Trump's speech.
The former London mayor, a member of Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives, told The Sunday Telegraph newspaper that the EU lacked democracy and a unifying authority and was doomed to fail.
As disappointing as Xi's decision to meet with Kim ahead of the Trump-Kim talks is, it does not mean the Trump administration's strategy against North Korea is doomed to fail.
Don't worry, things are not doomed to move at a slow, sleepy pace all month: Mars opposes Jupiter on May 5, which is especially exciting on the financial front for you!
Whether it's Mad Men or The Americans, TV is terrific at depicting characters who fall on the wrong side of history, who are doomed to fail simply because of their allegiances.
In the near-future, the world succumbs to an outbreak of suicides that have a curiously viral effect: Those who witness the illness are doomed to contract the same madness themselves.
Most children's television shows feature child protagonists, but very few of them openly admit that their child protagonists are forever doomed to shoulder the seemingly endless burden of their parent's mistakes.
The relative lack of change among public pollsters doesn't mean that the pre-election polls in Virginia or elsewhere are doomed to miss by as much as they did in 2016.
"If it remains uninterested in fixing this problem, the state will be doomed to repeat it — and repeatedly have to defend it in federal court," Judge Reeves wrote in his opinion.
Specifically, this Congress has demonstrated an inability to pass major legislation without a deadline, so any effort to pass major contentious legislation without some looming deadline is likely doomed to failure.
In the British trenches of World War I, two soldiers are tasked with delivering an urgent message to stop an attack, planned for the next morning, that&aposs doomed to fail.
As a result, McConnell hasn't even bothered to take up most of those House-passed bills, since he knows they're doomed to defeat and would only waste precious Senate floor time.
Technocratic, centrist policies, like the private health insurance exchanges in Obamacare, are doomed to fail if Republicans treat them the same way that they would treat government expansions — with complete opposition.
"Impeaching him under circumstances where the proceeding is all but doomed to failure could create a far more disastrous precedent than not impeaching him in the first place," Mr. Matz said.
But it's worth being clear: If we are indeed doomed to a generation of slow growth, it's a lapse in our collective imagination, not in technological innovation, that is holding us back.
Famously told it was doomed to failure by the late Steve Jobs, Dropbox reportedly began preparing paperwork for its long-rumored IPO back in July, which it kept under wraps until today.
But as he lingered at his Maryland home, he grew convinced that, given his diminutive stature and shy nature, he was doomed to be raped or murdered if he went to prison.
Furthermore, any attempt to remove something from the internet is doomed to failure, as we have seen again and again, often enough that the phenomenon has its own nickname, the Streisand Effect.
Black Sabbath, Paranoid, and Master of Reality swirl with despair, but Priest and Quartz tell workers that, if they're doomed to menial, degrading jobs, they might as well have some badass parties.
Just as Mad Men used advertising as a short-term panacea for the soul, doomed to fail, Halt and Catch Fire uses technology as a means of expression that is inevitably misunderstood.
Considered an outsider during the 2006 governor's primary, Patrick ignored the naysayers and hit the pavement to build and ultimately lay claim to a grassroots movement people said was doomed to fail.
Do such parallels mean that America is doomed to follow the same path as Japan, whose stockmarket weight steadily dwindled until it fell back in line with its contribution to global GDP?
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Wednesday that Washington's long-awaited Israeli-Palestinian peace plan was doomed to fail and that the Palestinian resistance movement would respond firmly to those who proposed it.
As is the way of these tragic tales, the once mayor of America is doomed to live the rest of his life never knowing the pleasures of being a real, live boy.   
The Lovers is about people who have set for themselves a kind of perpetual Sisyphean tragedy of romance, always doomed to get crushed by the rock they've just rolled up the mountain.
Without my procedure, I would have been condemned to carry to term a baby doomed to suffer and die — even as I continued to see patients and delivered other people's healthy babies.
Leaving them in a world doomed to some horrifying tech dystopia at Bishop's hands simply wasn't an option — and yet me leaving everyone seemed like the only way I could stop him.
When the show was initially announced, many (including your naive author) pictured a lush period adaptation about a once-powerful family doomed to a country teetering on the edge of stark change.
He was perhaps best at capturing the sneer of pride in those rejecting faith and the bug-eyed fear of non-believers who learn, too late, that they are doomed to Hellfire.
OXON HILL, Md (Reuters) - The chair of the Republican National Committee said on Thursday that any Republican primary challenge to President Donald Trump in next year's presidential election is doomed to fail.
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro is clinging to the hope that his oil-backed cryptocurrency, the petro, will help deliver "everything out country needs" — despite critics claiming the experiment is doomed to fail.
If you thought you were doomed to buying only environmentally disastrous electronics, then you might have forgotten about the Fairphone 2 — a modular smartphone with an ethics statement to be proud of.
Trump attempting to name Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general can be seen as a desperate last-ditch effort by Trump — which is ultimately doomed to fail — to derail the Mueller investigation.
One of the inescapable takeaways from the report is that if the US doesn't make significant investments in its advanced tech economy, the nation could be doomed to decades of stagnant growth.
Cuba later denounced the move as a setback in U.S.-Cuban relations, saying Trump had been badly advised and was resorting to "coercive methods of the past" that were doomed to fail.
Townsend had lost all five previous matches against top-10 opponents and once Halep broke to take a 3-1 lead in the second set, that losing streak was doomed to continue.
In layman's terms, the cords you currently use to power your phone or listen to music will be rendered useless, doomed to haunt your junk drawer or some far-off landfill forevermore.
Maybe in a few years time I'll be doomed to just wander the world like a commercialized cyborg with a computer on my wrist and headphone and mic jammed in my ear.
The best example of this lies in the aggressive nearly two-year campaign leading up to Views, whose hype through literally every facet of advertising was doomed to fall short of expectations.
Real Jewish leaders were outraged by Pence's legitimization of Jacobs, who calls himself a Messianic (or Christian) Jew and who believes that real Jews, who don't accept Christ, are doomed to hell.
In the old days of printed photographs, our family shots were doomed to fade and grow dusty, nowadays their digital versions are eternally shining and forever unstained by the passage of time.
Look at his social media presence, and you'll see the totems of his pursuit: Rihanna, Mariah, the woman from a Hooters on Peachtree, who he doomed to a brief period of notoriety.
On a show frequently about how societies that forget their history are doomed to repeat it — in sectarian revenge cycles, conquering tyrants, sacks of great cities — Bran can see all of history.
He said the workshop was doomed to go the way of other attempts to promote an "economic peace" or improve Palestinians' quality of life, from the Reagan era to the Obama administration.
Will doesn't know that the plan is doomed to fail, but Jack does, yet he ploughs ahead with it anyway, ignoring all the evidence that the end of time can't be stopped.
"If the EU does not make further concessions the vote next week - which could be delayed - is probably doomed to fail," said Esther Maria Reichelt, an FX strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
Here, for some unknown reason, the dramedy's civilization-ending event seemingly killed everyone over the age of 18 or left them as braindead zombies doomed to repeat their last inane thought forever.
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Thursday the U.S. has "sinister intentions" and its "plot" is "doomed to fail," after President Donald Trump signed two bills supporting Hong Kong protesters into law.
Graham, played brilliantly by Meryl Streep, is outraged and incensed that so many young lives are being lost just to buy time for a cause that is indefensible and doomed to defeat.
Libby: We talk a lot about how the KGB seems doomed to fail right now, but "Travel Agents" was a good reminder that the FBI hasn't been doing a great job, either.
Or will full employment America just kind of find itself stuck in neutral, spared the acute pain of mass unemployment but doomed to muddle through with sluggish growth of productivity and wages?
" Mr. Ross had left the government, but continued to act as an intermediary in back-channel talks between the Israelis and Palestinians, a role he discussed in a new book, "Doomed to Succeed.
So, if you're feeling a little down about your love life and are worried you're doomed to crawl this dreary planet alone, let the tale of the toadlet provide you with some comfort.
And indeed, the film's opening credits, which overlay the title over the falling bodies of Monte's fellow inmates, doomed to float in space for eternity, do point towards that kind of fatal outcome.
It might turn out to be a huge hit, just a new, creepy way for Yahoo to gather more data about you, or maybe it's simply yet another messaging app doomed to failure.
VIENNA (Reuters) - The U.S. withdrawal from the nuclear deal struck between Iran and major powers is "doomed" to seriously affect peace and security in the Middle East, Iran's atomic chief said on Monday.
The 'Save the Internet Act' may be doomed to an eventual veto, but its broad support among voters and the relatively bipartisan push in Congress make it an important one to follow regardless.
Yet perhaps the most awful curse of the May administration is that it is doomed to go on—perhaps until March 2019, when Britain is due to leave the EU, or perhaps beyond.
If the croissant is doomed to linearity, Poirot is resigned to having the airy round vowels in his name mercilessly flattened by parlour-maids, deliverymen, and policemen (Moosier Parrot, Monsoor Porrit, Mr Poyrott).
A split second can make or break a game, separating the winners from those doomed to be on potato chip and soda duty; you need to be 100 percent present at all times.
Just 150 miles away, Syria is running a killing center that is a reminder of the adage that those who do not learn from the mistakes of history are doomed to repeat them.
Dennis Ross is the William Davidson Distinguished Fellow and Counselor at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and the author of "Doomed to Succeed: The U.S.-Israeli Relationship from Truman to Obama."
Because of this dynamic, Britain and the United States are bound – one might say doomed – to remain in a special relationship for one of the best of reasons: They will need each other.
They did not speak the language of their captors, who foisted a religion upon them -- complete with a white god -- and preached that black people were inferior and doomed to slavery in perpetuity.
American philosopher George Santayana said: "Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it," and not so long ago in Wrocław a group of people burned a dummy of a Jew.
General Flynn has since been a vociferous critic of a Washington elite he contends has refused to name radical Islam as the enemy, and is therefore doomed to fall short in defeating it.
Yet as the uncertainty persists, the economy is doomed to slow growth, Iran's youth continue to doubt if their moderate government can deliver them from this malaise, and their regional enemies smell blood.
Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the party leader, said that Justice Gersdorf and her supporters were "doomed to fail miserably," according to the right-wing newsmagazine Gazeta Polska, which published an interview with him on Wednesday.
Uncomplicated Technology, and Why It's Always Worth Your Money If you believe the marketing, you'd think every new gadget will change your life — but many are confusing to use or doomed to obsolescence.
White House Memo WASHINGTON — At this point in the Trump presidency, "Infrastructure Week" is less a date on the calendar than it is a "Groundhog Day"-style fever dream doomed to be repeated.
At what point in his life did Mason Plumlee look in the mirror and realize he was doomed to be at the shit end of bomb dunks for the rest of his life?
These days, a strictly ad-supported model is doomed to fail, but if Chance elects a subscription model, he'll need to quickly garner a deeply loyal audience willing to pay for quality content.
Long before N.B.A. players went from being physical oddities doomed to wear sack suits from Big & Tall shops to fashion darlings, Mr. Bryant was steadily forging an unlikely path for generations of athletes.
The recent incident involving Equifax, the U.S. credit-reporting company, is particularly egregious and may make it seem as if every attempt to secure our data and personal information is doomed to failure.
It also encourages the fantasy that the Republican right is doomed to demographic extinction in the long run — which means liberals have only to wait for the country to fall into their laps.
"Instead of feeling doomed to failure and that our tension was a reason to call it quits, we saw it as tailor-made proof that we each married the right person," Slatkin said.
The LSE has refused to sell its MTS Italian fixed income trading platform to satisfy EU competition officials, leaving the latest attempt to combine the London and Frankfurt bourses looking doomed to fail.
DC's ballot initiative seems doomed to meet the same fate as Maine's did last year, when state lawmakers repealed a similar ballot measure voters had passed in 25 before it went into effect.
According to this way of thinking, the documentary genre of photography, which can only pretend to be objective, is doomed to fail; the smart, educated viewer isn't going to be seduced or manipulated.
Certainly, the science of viticulture and wine-making involves much more than the weather and climate, and our results do not forecast an inevitable future in which we are doomed to drinking inferior wines.
If nothing else, this will help remind us that while many of these characters won't be getting the happy ending they deserve, at least the real-life actors aren't doomed to the same fate.
"The broad feeling of many working the project at Apple is that the device may be doomed to failure, and may not be viable at all unless significant advancements can be made," he wrote.
It's a premise — and a title — that seems doomed to fail, but here's the thing: God Friended Me...works, wielding a talented cast and a pilot that turned a bonkers premise into something moving.
"It's a strategy that's doomed to fail for Trump and for Republicans, if they attempt to mount a personal attack on Hillary Clinton by using Bill Clinton," said Doug Thornell, a national Democratic strategist.
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Prior to that, it was briefly known as 'The Milk Cup', but that name was doomed to the annals of history after the Milk Marketing Board was sabotaged by the Agriculture Act of 1993.
At the same time, some prisoners were pleased that Manafort hadn't been doomed to death behind bars, finding a bright spot in the fact that an American judge enjoyed discretion in the first place.
How, with each successive bite, he demonstrated his pure willpower and perseverance, trying to shove just one more bite of a hero into his mouth, doomed to fail but destined to go down swinging?

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