The Fate/ franchise is based on a visual novel, Fate/stay night, which was adapted into three anime, a manga, a prequel light novel/anime (Fate/Zero), and a number of spin-off video games and light novels, including Fate/Grand Order, Fate/Extra, and Fate/Apocrypha.
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Unclear fate But the fate of the bill is not assured.
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But experts note that Trump's political fate is also their fate.
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Why tempt fate if fate itself gives you a sign, a hint?
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His fate was not going to determine the fate of the nation.
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In short, the fate of Greenland's ice sheet is the fate of Miami.
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The fate of such rules does not depend on the fate of Chevron.
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Unfortunately, exile, however dreadful, has become my fate and the fate of many Oromos.
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"We debated the fate of the country, the fate of the world," Aronofsky recalled.
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Weezy UFO Baby and the F is for fate-changing: unidentified fate-changing object?
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I'm not superstitious, but I recognize fate (or the illusion of fate?) when I see it.
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The fate of Aleppo will decide the fate of Syria to a large degree, the fate of the Geneva talks, and the time frame of the Russian military campaign in Syria.
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Word regarding Mr Moore's fate, and the fate of other such defendants, should arrive in the spring.
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What is at stake right now is not the fate of the planet but the fate of humanity.
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This dissolvable, forgettable quality has proven the fate of Disclosure, and will prove the fate of their contemporaries.
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But fate is fate, and by the end of the episode, Issa finally has to come clean to Lawrence.
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Small signs, but ones that could have hinted at Daryl's sad fate — if Daryl actually met that fate, of course.
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" Burden himself said "Shoot" was "an attempt to control fate—or giving you the illusion that you can control fate.
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That begs the question: isn't Syriza's fate the fate of every party that tries to bend the rules of globalisation?
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The fate of the EMW Women's Surgical Center in Louisville is the fate of reproductive rights for women in Kentucky.
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The larger issue at stake here is not just the fate of a single company, but the fate of capitalism itself.
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"The fate of Turkey and the fate of the Justice and Development Party have become one," Mr. Erdogan declared in 2017.
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Vindman's fate Less clear is the fate of Vindman, who will appear in a public hearing on Tuesday morning alongside Williams.
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Every few hundred meters, there's a new one: "The fate of animals is indissolubly connected with the fate of men," reads one.
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He has managed to make the fate of coal miners a synecdoche for the fate of the white working class writ large.
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And to the idea that no one can escape their fate; or, in this case, the fate of all humans, which is death.
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Assassin's Fate by Robin Hobb — May 9th With Assassin's Fate, Robin Hobb is bringing her Fitz and the Fool Trilogy to a close.
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By the end of the week, the immigration debate seemed deadlocked between the fate of the Dreamers and the fate of the wall.
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The fate of Syria, then, is not all that's on the line in the war — it's quite literally the fate of thousands of children.
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In the meantime, Libyans await news on the fate of one of their most influential leaders — and by extension, the fate of their country.
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S) and Fujifilm Holdings - which in 2015 bought Cellular Dynamics International Inc - in the race, as well as biotech firms including Fate Therapeutics (FATE.
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The sheer amount was a reminder of how the fate of Al Hudaydah has become tied to the fate of millions of vulnerable Yemenis.
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The program's fate is in the hands of the courts; the fate of the immigrants it's protected, meanwhile, is in the hands of Congress.
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Sometimes that happens when it comes to the fate of our most beloved characters, others when we learn the fate of a patient of the week.
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The ultimate fate of the gene-edited tomato is as unpredictable as the weather, but the fate of these particular tomatoes is less of a mystery.
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Fate of 11 million undocumented immigrants uncertain Trump left the fate of most of the 11 million undocumented people who are not criminals in the country murky.
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She repeats it in direct answer to the question: "But I think they go hand in hand"-- that is, her fate and the fate of the USA.
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"People understand that what's at stake is the fate of choice, the fate of health care," said Elizabeth Beavers, associate policy director for national activist group Indivisible.
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Critical reaction to Fate of the Furious is like watching Fate of the Furious: confusing, highly conflicted, but you pretty much knew what you were getting into here.
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We also know that he will continue about his day, continue, for now, to focus more on the fate of his screenplay than the fate of his wife.
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At some point, the fate of the galaxy will be at stake, just as the fate of the world is routinely brought to bear for our Earth-oriented heroes.
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The meeting's delay will add to the mystery surrounding Rosenstein's fate as the No. 2 official at the Justice Department, kicking any decision on his fate into next week.
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"You don't walk away and leave people to this kind of fate, when one knew what that fate was," he told The Times in 1991, referring to the genocide.
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Then Wes Short Jr. — and perhaps fate — intervened.
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Perhaps trying to avoid the same hashtagged fate as the Oscars — no, not that fate — the Emmys have clearly been paying attention to the ongoing conversations about diversity in Hollywood.
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I think that fate intervened several times, but the engine that drove the fate was my sheer desire and my inability to get rid of the dream in my head.
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If "A Living Man Declared Dead" was about the nature of personal fate, "Paperwork and the Will of Capital" uses a different set of tools to think about political fate.
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The lawmakers who will decide the fate of the Dreamers—and the fate of so many other pieces of legislation that will impact our communities—should hear these stories too.
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"Our future is in our own hands and the choices and sacrifices we make will determine the fate of this virus and really the fate of our victory," he said.
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Rosenstein's fate in question People familiar with the President's thinking say the fate of Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, remains in question amid the expected release of the Nunes memo.
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" The actor then tells TV Guide that Toby's fate is wrapped up in why the Liars can't ever "just leave" their creepy Pennsylvania hometown: "Here's a perfect example of this fate.
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Honestly, the date doesn't matter as much as the fate—the fate being that of all humanity, which came together on this day in 1999 to solve all that ails us.
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" Mann's irony, Elias thinks, offers a hint that the fate of someone as unimportant as he "certainly is a fate and as such must be studied, as it certainly can be.
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The good news part of this is that it is within our control, I think, to totally change the fate here or at least alter the fate of what's happening here.
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My fate — and my kingdom's — were thus forever sealed.
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And penalties – it's a question of luck... and fate.
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" Benny wisely worries about the fate of "everyone else.
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That was her fate, she declared — she was next.
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With Kennedy on the way out, one could argue that the fate of same-sex marriage in the United States is about as secure, or not, as the fate of abortion rights.
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While they may not provide a clear picture, perhaps the answers will help in understanding the fate of Syria on one hand, and the fate of Bashar al-Assad on the other.
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Voted through by a 33-12 vote and "no discussion or debate," it's now up to Governor Mary Fallin to decide the bill's ultimate fate—and the fate of women in Oklahoma.
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But while its fate and the fate of triple star planets across the universe remains a question mark, that shouldn't stop us from imagining what life on such a world would be like.
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When I was first watching the show, it was to defend myself from their fate; now that I was watching it, it was to try to understand how that fate came to be.
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But before I got tested—the current state of millions of Americans—I felt helpless over not only my own fate but also the fate of all the others I might have infected.
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Warning: mild spoilers for The Fate of the Furious below.
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Visualead's downfall mirrors the fate of another Alibaba investment, Quixey.
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But either way he seems unlikely to suffer Nixon's fate.
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Such a fate befell less than 1% of those assessed.
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Or, it could be an ominous warning of her fate.
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That's ok, if it's fate maybe they'll post this one.
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Republicans have about two weeks left to escape that fate.
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And, the pictures may hint at her ultimately tragic fate.
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Call it fate, because Scott's kidney is a perfect match.
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The Wild, meanwhile, have left their fate to another day.
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Those soldiers might have to be abandoned to their fate.
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For 88 days Jayme's fate and whereabouts remained a mystery.
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At the time, Tagouri tells Refinery29, it felt like fate.
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You have only 24 hours left to decide your fate.
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Quinn is ready to accept his fate, but Huck isn't.
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SX7E slumped 4.4 percent, reflecting concerns about the euro's fate.
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Some in eastern Ghouta said they dreaded a similar fate.
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That's when I realized that I could have her fate.
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But he didn't mind the twist of fate Sunday afternoon.
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"It was fate that I had finished early," she said.
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But ultimately, our fate is not for us to decide.
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The fate of the story is the only lingering questions .
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Wisconsin and Michigan Democrats are likely facing the same fate.
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The fate of the pigs remains unclear at this time.
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So, who's to say you couldn't have the same fate?
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Khalaf says their fate is never far from her mind.
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But the fate of their monster is in our hands.
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But that is why you don't want to tempt fate.
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Now, he knows they may have suffered a different fate.
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My parents wouldn't have wanted either fate for their son.
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The USOC board will then vote on USA Gymnastics's fate.
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It felt like fate had brought them there, Lucano said.
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It will not be left to its fate for sure.
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Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony.
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C.J. and Sebastian hatch a plan to change Calvin's fate.
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Speaking of hope, Hivju discussed the fate of his character.
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Even Hivju himself worries about the fate of his character.
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Much now rides on the fate of that FDA application.
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"I feel like it might be fate," Mr. Shi said.
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A far more painful fate awaited in the second half.
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Luckily there's no canon that says this fate is impossible.
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It's quite possible Kavanaugh's fate was decided in that meeting.
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Eliza's newfound fate comes after other recent Grey's casting news.
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Word on Mr Moore's fate should arrive in the spring.
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Moon's office described Park's fate as "heartbreaking" for the nation.
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Léster claims she suggested a similar fate for Rico's sculpture.
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And Bradley says such a fate would befit his character.
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There has been no word since then on their fate.
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Chief strategist Steve Bannon is trying to forestall that fate.
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"Education changed my family fate," Chen told CNBC's Tania Bryer.
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Talbott wasn't about to leave Bucky to that ugly fate.
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Gray wolves faced a similar fate in the twentieth century.
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The cafe hopes to prevent this fate for other rabbits.
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Fate was the real grand homme of the "Great War".
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Good luck pretending this isn't the fate that awaits you!
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Sadly, though, his fate has probably been sealed for years.
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Our new album is called: 'What will fate bring us???
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Even then, Roe's fate may not rely on Kavanaugh alone.
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Then a judge reduced her sentence and changed her fate.
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And whatever Gabsee's fate, that trend appears likely to continue.
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Fate has handed the justices a chance to hit reset.
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Restaurants that double up as bars face the same fate.
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It's a crucial detail for the fate of the bill.
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Its fate lies in the hand of Judge Dennis Montali.
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Some knew the fate of these two platforms was inevitable.
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For more than a decade, its fate remained a mystery.
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They contained the only clue to date about Waitutu's fate.
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But perhaps those who passed didn't deserve such cruel fate.
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They've been resigned to that fate for a long time.
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Yet the CDU may not be master of its fate.
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The Chosen Undead's life, their fate, is not their own.
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His fate reflects the stormy seas afflicting the investment business.
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In the long term, net neutrality's fate is still unclear.
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That affects the congressional calculus that will determine his fate.
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Mr Xi is determined not to suffer the same fate.
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But this time, Becky's fate is up to the viewer.
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"The fate of all 295 civilians is unknown," she said.
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The tug's fate, however, has long been shrouded in mystery.
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He believes a "terrible fate" awaits him should he return.
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How such a fate befell her, we will never know.
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The bill's fate will be decided by voters in 2020.
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Picking up the knife, then, becomes an act of fate.
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No word was given on the fate of the rat.
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Despite the Mavericks' recent slide, they control their postseason fate.
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Mourinho didn't leave his success up to fate, of course.
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Seth Rogen, who was particularly concerned about the dog's fate.
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I watch Dakota seal the jar along with his fate.
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"I wasn't there by a stroke of fate," he said.
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But it's also determining the fate of an individual's life.
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The films embrace the themes of failure, determinism, and fate.
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They hold the fate of your sound in their hands.
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She urges us to audition, and it feels like fate.
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Instead, it was an organism's habitat that dictated its fate.
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Somehow, I don't think LaserDisc will share a similar fate.
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Don't leave it to other people to decide your fate.
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Neither party has set much store by the seat's fate.
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It may be the best fate we can hope for.
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It wasn't a fate he would have chosen for himself.
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This is the worst fate a drug kingpin can suffer.
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It will decide its own fate and its economic policy.
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His song, "I Believe," is about fate, more or less.
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The fate of the mislaid eggs is also currently unclear.
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Avoid that fate by bringing more power along with you.
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And the fate of their relationship is looking very promising.
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Here are the main players deciding the fate of Audi.
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Surely there was a better fate in store for Goose?
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Read our film review of "The Fate of the Furious."
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"It was fate, even though it sounds cliché," said Deane.
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Russia and Turkey are wielding increasing influence over Syria's fate.
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The same jury that convicted him will decide his fate.
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The fate of the remaining 213 sailors is not known.
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I'm angry about my fate and angry at the government.
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She died before learning of her son's fate, authorities said.
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There are times a startup's fate is beyond its control.
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You close your eyes and prepare to accept your fate.
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Shorn of his deterrents, does Kim fear a similar fate?
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But what if there is a fate worse than Trump?
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It's a clear sign of the fate of Windows Phone.
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And this week, the same fate befell its launch schedule.
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Fate had other ideas – and a very different project awaited.
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Is that a clue to Sansa's fate in season 7?
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And they are now determining the fate of other athletes.
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The fate of insurer subsidies still has to be resolved.
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Democratic unity, and division among Republicans, sealed the AHCA's fate.
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A bit of fate, maybe, but more than anything: balls.
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Other Southeast Asian rail projects have faced a similar fate.
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No decision had been made on its fate, he said.
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And then HGTV entered through a strange twist of fate.
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The fate of the troops had been unknown since then.
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Thursday at the information center awaiting word of Kristina's fate.
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Gawker Media's fate is very much up in the air.
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The Leafs were blindfolded and prepared to accept their fate.
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The Detroit Escalator Co. - Fate (As A Chasm) [Peacefrog]41.
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On one hand, she is 100% responsible for her fate.
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Unions fear a similar fate following the accusations against FCA.
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I find out the fate of my career on Tuesday.
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Its final fate will be clear by September or October.
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The bank's fate is a political hot potato in Italy.
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That was the awkward fate of Edgar Lungu, Zambia's president.
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The fate of dozens of other Mosul journalists remains unknown.
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Some economists fear a similar fate awaits countries in Europe.
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Mackenzie Davis will talk "Terminator: Dark Fate" with Lily Singh.
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How did you feel after committing to "Terminator: Dark Fate"?
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It is threatening natural ecosystems and the fate of humanity.
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He readily and repeatedly accepts his fate; he forgives instantaneously.
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Perhaps that's the fate of President Trump and his enablers.
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies' fate is still uncertain, despite enthusiasm.
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It's as if fate were trying to erase my childhood.
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Daniel McCarthy: Only the American people should decide Trump's fate.
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There seems nothing more melancholy than the fate of prodigies.
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Obscurity, of course, is a common enough fate for authors.
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His fate is now in the hands of Judge Williams.
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So far, United States' Venezuela policy has avoided this fate.
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The exact fate of Rosetta, though, will never be known.
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At another table Italian garment entrepreneurs suffered a similar fate.
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The fate of the second policeman was not immediately known.
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It's implied everyone listening to KPJK suffered the same fate.
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Of course, I mean Hodor's tragic origin story and fate.
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Kafka describes the fate of the isolated man who is
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The fate of those networks is still not entirely clear.
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Rights groups fear a similar fate will befall returning refugees.
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As indifferent, perhaps, as audiences will be to Reese's fate.
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The fate of the flight touched off fears about terrorism.
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She had made him risk danger and charge at fate.
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But they are aware of the uncertainty of their fate.
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When birds suffer, our own fate is not far behind.
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And of course it is tethered to the US's fate.
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The fate of the International Space Station may be uncertain.
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In a predictable twist of fate, she winds up pregnant.
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To avoid this fate, Democrats should unite in praising Sen.
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However, we were denied the right to determine our fate.
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Trump's fate will profoundly affect the world, warned Frida Ghitis.
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A similar fate befell the person behind the dancing video.
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Now 30, Brown's fate may be determined by Tennessee Gov.
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"We absolutely deserve this," says Tidy, succumbing to his fate.
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The fate of Yahoo's chief executive, Marissa Mayer, is unclear.
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The Saudi government has given conflicting stories about his fate.
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Gallagher's fate now rests in the hands of the CNO.
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"It's your fate, your destiny," he said of The Voice.
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Ally and Jackson's characters suffer something of the same fate.
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The fate of this bill in the Senate is uncertain.
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Penney especially wants to avoid the fate of bankrupted Sears.
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You better do it before then, otherwise accept your fate.
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Still, the fate of pending bills isn't decided by tactics.
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But the mystery of their fate has never been solved.
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But the fate of many of the rest is unclear.
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The fate of that law has yet to be determined.
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"I thought we deserved a better fate," said van Riemsdyk.
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"Maybe fate had it this time for him," he added.
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The fate of the legislation in the House is uncertain.
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Well, not Tiger Electronics, it doesn't care about your fate.
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But maybe "Black Beatles" won't succumb to the same fate.
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TC: Obviously, you'd heard of the terrible fate of dot.
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And last year, the Stud narrowly avoided the same fate.
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Life is full of many a sardonic twist of fate.
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Or will it face the same fate as other antibiotics?
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"The ultimate fate is becoming a public company," he said.
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The fate of the poor bird remains lost to time.
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But there's someone else involved besides fate in this situation.
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Cruz is in real danger of suffering the same fate.
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I am sometimes tempted to think of it as fate.
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Nevertheless, fate had leant a hand in this chance encounter.
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To the Subaru, in which I'll drive toward my fate!
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"We have no information on their fate," he said Sunday.
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I don't care whether it's luck or chance or fate.
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At least 12 children suffered the same fate in Brazil.
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When I volunteered, I had no illusions about my fate.
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The fate of the world, or at least Portland, Ore.
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But between now and then, our fate is literally intertwined.
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It was a turn of fate she accepted with grace.
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They never said where these women had met their fate.
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Earlier, the other team from Cincinnati experienced a similar fate.
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Uber's concern now: avoiding the fate of its rival, Lyft.
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No matter what fate befalls her, she remains remarkably imperturbable.
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Now they face a similar fate with their current apartment.
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The fate of Mr. Mabuza had drawn the most attention.
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The topic is rather grandiose: The Fate of the Earth.
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May's own political fate is also weighing on the visit.
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That fate, at least, I avoided a few weeks back.
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He deserves his fate, but it sets a dangerous precedent.
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Would you really play Russian roulette with your daughter's fate?
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The fate of the coalition appeared to be at stake.
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But as it happens, fate had something special in store.
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The fate of the Intel case is far from determined.
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"I like to think it was fate," Ms. Shebita said.
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Its fate has been discussed for more than a decade.
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ZTE's fate has gotten caught up in a bigger web.
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But its fate in the Senate is far less certain.
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The fate of this latest rebellion in Colombia is uncertain.
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But Hemmer's parents mostly let them decide their own fate.
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Now high school seniors must decide their fate for September.
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The waiter seems to be heading for the same fate.
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"I feel like everyone's fate depends on me," she said.
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Terminator: Dark Fate is set to hit theaters November 1.
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Should we trouble ourselves about the title "Moon Fate Sin"?
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Here in Albion, they're trying to avoid a similar fate.
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In what sense is "Moon Fate Sin" a liturgical dance?
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The topic, inevitably, turned to the fate of Mr. Crowley.
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The fate of her night depended on her first move.
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More than 2727 years later, the pair's fate remains unknown.
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This experience helps me believe that fate is at hand.
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What happens from there will determine the fate of Floridians.
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He is the author of "The Fate of the West."
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It's clear the Kabul administration will face the same fate.
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Now, his fate hinges on which narrative a judge believes.
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"Colby's fate is intertwined with the city's," Mr. Greene said.
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But Jodi's fate ranks relatively low on the hardship meter.
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Current polling shows the nation evenly divided over Trump's fate.
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The fate of his memoir is up to government censors.
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Brutus has beaten fate before, and he'll beat it again.
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In an odd twist of fate, I met with Gen.
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It's a fate Halima's sister Kafa was unable to avoid.
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The fate of our democracy no less is at stake.
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Things that go awry are her fate, not her fault.
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The book is about the fate of the United States.
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"He had kind of accepted his fate," Soucie told me.
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Magnuson predicts a similar fate for the Suwa omiwatari ritual.
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Because, you might answer, fate impinges differently on their bodies.
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"Though I think they are ruining his fate," he added.
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Still, the fate of Ain's MoMA house remains a mystery.
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On the fate of the sofa, the record is silent.
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The fate of the resolution is uncertain in the Senate.
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The fate of the western world hangs in the balance?
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Big picture: Uber and Lyft have met a similar fate.
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The fate of humanity, rests in her hand, no pressure.
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Fate decided to take my dearest ones away from me.
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Fate decided to take my dearest ones away from me.
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He said that Democrats had not predetermined Mr. Trump's fate.
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But what about the fate of the horseshoe crabs themselves?
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But videogames, in a perverse way, share a similar fate.
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Desseilles faced a similar fate, exacerbated by French labor laws.
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The pain of such a fate should not be underestimated.
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Ultimately, the fate of the monarchy is difficult to predict.
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I believe in fate and things happen for a reason.
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Speculation continues to swirl about the embattled EPA chief's fate.
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That puts the fate of the Manhattan institution into question.
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The fate of President Trump's impeachment trial is likely sealed.
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This is probably the same fate that awaits Section 2628A.
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"They were surrounded and their fate is unknown," he said.
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Republicans had hoped to avoid that fate with their appeal.
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Am I a moron to tempt fate a second time?
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Trump's fate may very well be shaped by her decisions.
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Linda Hamilton and Natalia Reyes in Terminator: Dark Fate, 2019.
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Awan said he would leave his fate up to God.
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And they didn't avoid that fate this time as well.
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That night, I lie in the Barrister's, thinking about fate.
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Now he's just going accept his fate as human popsicle?
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Zuzu's fate went viral as her story spread on Facebook.
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It said the fate of the crew was not known.
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The Fate of the Furious is in theaters April 14.
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Flynn's fate, meantime, remains very much up in the air.
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Its fate likely rests on the constitutionality of Section 85033.
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Lo Saline residents say they feel abandoned to their fate.
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Abagi told me about the day his town's fate changed.
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Or is Jesse meeting a far different kind of fate?
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The stakes are the fate of the very universe itself.
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Now its fate could shape the future of Silicon Valley.
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Now I don't know the fate of all of them.
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Much more than Othman's fate would hang in the balance.
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There remain, also, unmeasured dynamics that could change Beto's fate.
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Its cousin, Larsen B, suffered a similar fate in 2002.
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Recommendations for prostate cancer tests are facing a similar fate.
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"I don't really believe in fate and destiny," she said.
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Like sometimes fate can always not be a good thing.
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That includes, said sources, its fate as a standalone company.
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Efforts to cut federal spending leave the McMurdo's fate unclear.
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So disengaging and accepting our fate is not a given.
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The rock hit her, and the bully's fate was sealed.
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We may also learn the fate of NASA's Opportunity rover.
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Pell's fate within the church has yet to be decided.
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Meanwhile, Garry remains in prison and his fate is uncertain.
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But the fate of the Rams stings a little worse.
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But it could be months before Trump's fate is known.
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So is Oolite Arts tempting fate by invoking this phenomenon?
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"Fate is a wonderful thing in my life," Tallon said.
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The fate of the subsidies remained in limbo on Thursday.
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He has left the fate of DACA up to Congress.
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The next year, a similar fate befell ITT Technical Institute.
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Her fate instead belongs to one man: Judge Lawrence Moniz.
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Negotiations over the fate of DACA appear to be ongoing.
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Natalie Nougayrède, a former Moscow correspondent (and editor) of Le Monde, sees the fate of Aleppo under Russian bombardment as a turning point for both the fate of Syria and the European migration crisis.
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In Improbable Destinies: Fate, Chance, and the Future of Evolution, Losos decided to explore the question of the extent to which evolutionary fate is predetermined versus whether it's a quirky outcome of particular circumstances.
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MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry has officially left the network, PEOPLE has confirmed, following weeks of confusion and contention over her fate and the fate of her weekend show, which she has hosted since 2012.
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So while the immediate fate of Viacom may be settled in Delaware by the end of the year, the ultimate fate of the trust and of Viacom itself will take years and years of litigation.
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And on the politics, the fate of the House majority — and the fate of the eventual Democratic nominee's presidential campaign — rests more on the national political environment than the particulars of each swing congressional district.
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Today, Good Friday, I am told the Justices will meet to decide the fate of the women in my religious community as well as the fate of the elderly poor people that live with us.
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Iran has claimed to know nothing about his whereabouts or fate.
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The offensive against Western loanwords will probably meet a similar fate.
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Yet the world has a vital interest in Saudi Arabia's fate.
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Whether that will actually happen, he's said, is up to "fate."
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" Senate pays tribute to Biden "I'm a great respecter of fate.
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The fate of Little Haiti, like all of Miami, remains undetermined.
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And so the fate of the theater hangs in the balance.
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But there's a certain amount of fate that's just out there.
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On the other side, Mejia might have deserved a better fate.
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"With the 1,500 hour rule, that sealed the fate," Record said.
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The Fate of the Furious is now playing in theaters nationwide.
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CNBC reports that Shkreli asked for leniency before learning his fate.
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Yes, I'd trust Brad Pitt with the fate of the universe.
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When your interview subject spoke so candidly about our fate, were
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It's unclear what the fate of The Atlantic will look like.
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China's fate is not down to something inherent in Chinese culture.
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The bill's fate is now in the hands of Republican Gov.
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She belts over piano keys, questioning the fate of their connection.
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Thursday, the FCC will vote on the fate of net neutrality.
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Credit scores apparently determine a borrower's fate less than their address.
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Xiao is now in mainland China, and his fate remains unclear.
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To be clear, that is likely the fate of Ohio's bill.
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In April, Daniels had said Smollett's fate was still being considered.
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Because we know so little about what caused the plane's fate.
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Five other states are also one clinic away from that fate.
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Massive jetliners that roamed the skies, now awaiting a depressing fate.
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The international community holds Aleppo's fate in its hands, he says.
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Cassie is destined toward the same heroic fate as her father.
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The fate that Facebook really cares about, however, is its own.
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So the challenge will be for OITNB to avoid that fate.
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The FDA will decide the fate of oliceridine by Nov. 2.
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David Pinto began working with blind musicians as if by fate.
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More than likely this just sealed Jorah's fate on the battlefield.
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The fate of nature is, once again, largely in our hands.
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Ortiz's sister was finally notified of his fate on May 12.
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Will this "Year of the Woman 2.0" suffer the same fate?
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North Korea offers a worse fate: not being allowed to leave.
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It's an extensive, often cheeky, exploration of lineage, fate, and womanhood.
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The fate of the Otodo-Gbame residents is far from secure.
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Dark Fate is too thinly sketched to be anything but pastiche.
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Back in the Usk Valley, farmers wait to learn their fate.
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Dom's ride from Fate of the Furious will soon play soccer.
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And their age can make a big difference to their fate.
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His ultimate fate, however, is in the hands of the judge.
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But there is growing skepticism about the fate of the project.
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During that downtime you're left to worry about the astronaut's fate.
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The Terminator: Dark Fate star, 72, stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Iridium's main competitor, the Qualcomm-backed Globalstar, met a similar fate.
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Mr Haftar's fate is perhaps the biggest question hanging over Libya.
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And in any case, the cleric's fate rests with America's courts.
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The Constitutional Court has six months to rule on her fate.
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And, as Schiaparelli's apparent fate shows, landing on Mars is hard.
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The fate of the new Sputnik movement hangs in the balance.
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This may become the fate of some of the V4 economies.
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Nevertheless, Splinter's fate points in the direction of bloodlettings to come.
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The fate of older Disney movies is yet to be determined.
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This week, another member of his pride met a similar fate.
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THR: How quickly will Daryl's fate be resolved in the finale.
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When she returns, Jason's doomed fate is written all her face.
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He was spirited out of the territory to an unknown fate.
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That might be a better outcome than a fate like Yahoo's.
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Go deeper: The next eight retailers at risk of Sears' fate
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Still, not long after, the fate Weldon feared came to pass.
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The fate of Spider-Man within the MCU remains frustratingly unclear.
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The fate of France is not all that is at stake.
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A murmur ripples through the crowd as Dany's fate is revealed.
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Hardware offers Snap a way to escape the fate of Twitter.
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Puigdemont's fate is now in the hands of a German judge.
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The report casts doubt on the fate of the mega-deal.
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And her fate in Endgame feels like the biggest waste yet.
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Their platforms could very well decide the fate of the election.
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Fate of the Furious will hit theaters on April 14th, 2017.
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The general's fate is perhaps the biggest question hanging over Libya.
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This series doesn't escape that fate, but rather leans into it.
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Italy says her fate is in the hands of the courts.
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It's almost certain that The Punisher will share the same fate.
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The Latino vote may well seal the fate of Mr Trump.
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Will the same fate befall the Wells Fargo Center's new wizard?
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Tidal's fate will have been determined by that time as well.
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Attention may now turn to the fate of a Turkish-U.
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It was fate, that thing when two separate paths suddenly collide.
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Then again, they might not and her fate would be sealed.
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From there, the fate of the Voyager probes is anybody's guess.
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But is that the fate in store for Janine and Emily?
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That means the law's fate depends on who wins in November.
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The fate of China's state firms is also a global concern.
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In Mormon doctrine, his eternal fate was contingent on the answer.
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Yet that doesn't mean decertification is irrelevant to the agreement's fate.
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Especially when it comes to Elisabeth Moss's character and her fate.
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The drone's anticlimactic fate is a microcosm of this entire film.
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LHP Gio Gonzalez deserved a better fate again, and lost again.
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If we are blessed, fate steps in and the unimaginable happens.
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Israel says the fate of settlements must be resolved through negotiations.
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Mr Kaepernick is at high risk of suffering the same fate.
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But this is an unlikely fate for the post-Trump Republicans.
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This week, a Jewish cemetery in Rochester suffered a similar fate.
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There can be no half-measures or cliffhangers with Negan's fate.
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The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act's fate in the Senate is uncertain.
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It was the sea that led them to a sorrowful fate.
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Nugroho was not available for comment on their fate on Thursday.
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Other rumors have persisted for years about Hitler&aposs ultimate fate.
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Clam chowder, tacos and Caesar salad suffered the same sad fate.
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The Hawthorne Bridge, of similar elevating design, meets an identical fate.
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That will not be the fate of these particular pigs, though.
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She makes it seem like Taystee should just accept her fate.
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For now, the fate of Mystery Show is an open investigation.
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Some even speak of a common fate with dispossessed Arab Jews.
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That's what will determine Google's fate in the next platform war.
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Hundreds of other French churches may soon have a similar fate.
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Fast & Furious is giving fans a taste of the franchise's Fate.
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A similar fate befell Beagle 2, another ESA lander, in 2003.
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What we think is luck, coincidence or fate is something else.
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It's 21880, and you twirl the spinner to find your fate.
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But ultimately, Zlatan's header would seal the fate on the day.
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The fate of two Spanish smelters, meanwhile, hangs in the balance.
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As midnight approached, his fate remained unclear pending further court action.
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The toys, realizing their fate, head towards the fire holding hands.
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It doesn't happen because you were doomed, or because of fate.
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And in March, he met his fate: 40 years in prison.
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The fate of the 2016 campaign is far from being known.
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Trump&aposs pledge has thrown its fate into question this year.
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Cristela's fate is the peril of the multi-cam right now.
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Has Spencer (Troian Bellisario) and Toby's (Keegan Allen) fate been sealed?
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"You can ask the question," Trump told reporters of McConnell's fate.
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In 224 the Shore Fast Line would suffer the same fate.
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Later that day, she learned of her friend's fate -- and Stacy's.
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Her certificate of death lists her fate as an "accidental" drowning.
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But, what sealed the disgraced comedian's fate was his own deposition.
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And with that decision, his electoral fate hangs in the balance.
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The doctor later said in that moment her fate was sealed.
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There were some Panthers, though, who refused to suffer Hampton's fate.
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I took this as fate and he portrayed it that way.
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A hearing to decide her fate is scheduled for January 23.
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Is he foreshadowing the sad fate of Agent Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan)?
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Here is a list of Republicans pivotal to the bill's fate.
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Others suffered a much worse fate than being soaked with water.
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But the bill's fate in the state House is less certain.
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The fate of these adventurous humans is also unclear, Frantz says.
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The tax bill's fate in the Senate could rest on Sen.
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Was the fate of its Gallic brethren too much to bear?
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Call it fate — or encouragement from an agent who knows best!
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Hundreds of thousands more remain trapped, awaiting their fate with trepidation.
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Dark Fate, directed by Deadpool's Tim Miller, hits theaters November 1.
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Banking analyst Mike Mayo disagrees with Naylor over J.P. Morgan's fate.
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A single roll off would determine the fate of every nation.
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But one can hold these views and simultaneously regret Blackpool's fate.
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No American, Israeli or Palestinian should suffer Taylor Force's tragic fate.
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Once we sold people the entire game, we sealed our fate.
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Jawbone's fate may be similar, but it's running out of time.
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Stay tuned to find out the fate of the ExoMars spacecraft.
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Fate and opportunity play more of a role than calculated scheming.
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You know that you should be determining the fate of others.
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You thus show no concern for what their fate may be.
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The vehicle goes up in flames, and Lucious' fate is undetermined.
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I predict a similar fate for the "pattern recognition" of e.g.
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For a start, fate has recently been unkind to the TMC.
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"It's fate that we met," she said, by way of farewell.
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Smith, 27, will hope to avoid the fate of Larry Yount.
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Still, the Stella workers were not meekly acquiescing to their fate.
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Sears' chances to avoid Toys "R" Us fate aren't looking great.
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Last fall its fate became something of a local cause célèbre.
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The budget bill's fate on the floor is even less certain.
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The fate of women running for political office is tricky in
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But the second Fenn as Audrey saw him, it was fate.
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Europe's Crises and the Fate of the West, the distinguished journalist
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As to Kavanaugh's fate, there is now more uncertainty for Republicans.
|
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Those live pictures could decide the fate of the Trump presidency.
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Trump knows that his political fate is tied to those voters.
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Both meetings represent opportunities for further discussions on the treaty's fate.
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When Rodman accepted his fate, Wells patted him on his backside.
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The state over whose fate they're haggling, however, appears beyond salvaging.
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The fate of Mr. Patten's apartment is unknown, Mr. Foreman said.
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But a sense of the caprice of fate never left Milosz.
|
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But hiQ's fate is hardly the only consequence of the case.
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The response was oddly vague about the fate of the rover.
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There is no word on the fate of the two spiders.
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The question is: Do we want to suffer the same fate?
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MarketPlace Development, which runs the airport concessions, isn't sure its fate.
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For all these reasons, the fate of globalization is clearly important.
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Wilson, who will be 89 in July, met a different fate.
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Until now, we could never quite be sure of Brock's fate.
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The fate of the party, and democracy itself, depends on it.
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After she's managed it, there is its public fate to consider.
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Its fate is the prize at the end of arduous negotiations.
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Americans, being Americans, will be heartbroken to learn of Jakelin's fate.
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The party has yet to announce the fate of Ms. Gu.
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The teen's fate has bounced around the court system for weeks.
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Zinke's fate, however, ultimately depended on the results of those investigations.
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Nuclear energy's fate is not being dictated solely by markets, though.
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The fate of Eólica del Sur now lies with the courts.
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All those who, by some accident of fate, inhabit your world.
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Whatever the revolution's final fate, Pompeo's claims are specious and false.
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The ultimate fate of Mueller's report, however, is far from certain.
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The Rolling Acres Mall in Akron, Ohio, had a similar fate.
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The loss of biodiversity and the fate of humanity are intertwined.
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Facebook says significant regulatory scrutiny has made the project's fate uncertain.
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He escaped that fate but his authority has been seriously undermined.
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The fate of others aboard the aircraft with him was unknown.
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Sure, the court might change their fate with a single ruling.
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There is no shortage of ideas to avert Kiribati's environmental fate.
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Looking to the future, the fate of beleaguered Gap remains unclear.
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The fate of the property has been in dispute for years.
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What was at stake was not the convict's fate but ours.
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This time, the concern for Democrats is the fate of Sens.
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Looks like fate called upon this mother at the perfect time.
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Then you discover, as they did, that fate has other plans.
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The okapi's fate, once again, rides on the country's next move.
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"We call it the Fate Machine," a director tells her sombrely.
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They say the two 'deserved' their fate because they were homosexual.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Nebraska regulators weighing the fate of TransCanada Corp's (TRP.
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You'll also be saving a poor cat from an unknown fate.
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A loss by Mr. Rubio in Florida could seal his fate.
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The crown prince has denied having any knowledge of Khashoggi's fate.
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Their fate, he says, is wrapped up in the proposal's outcome.
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As it turns out, Super Lucky's Tale deserved a better fate.
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But first, let's discuss the fate that befell poor Joe Schilling.
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This could provide an opportunity for direct talks on Yucel's fate.
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This is our future — our fate — and our choice to make.
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The biggest concern right now is the fate of these amphibians.
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You're not meant to be sad about her fate, not exactly.
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As if sensing the pangs of hunger, fate once again intervened.
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As he shrieks, she turns and leaves him to his fate.
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"What's gon' be my fate?" he worries in his creaky yan.
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I don't think it's just patterns, I think it's also fate.
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"The Fate of the Furious" is scheduled for release in April.
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Their outcomes could decide the fate of nationwide class action litigation.
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The fate of the health care law isn't an abstract question.
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Still, the fate of one company is linked to the other.
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Director Todd Phillips keeps Sophie's fate purposely ambiguous in the movie.
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The fate of Rosenstein is also the subject of intense speculation.
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The fate of NAFTA goes much beyond trade in North America.
|
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"Dark Fate" has in no way lived up to the hype.
|
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Because, ultimately, Trump's fate will be decided by politicians, not lawyers.
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Instead, her fate is a prologue of sorts to that saga.
|
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For one thing, Republicans nearly suffered the same fate in 2004.
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The fate of the universe was the big question in cosmology.
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His fate proves to be the least of the series's questions.
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Do you ever feel like the plaything of an enormous fate?
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Of course, Mr. Azaria doesn't control Apu's fate on the show.
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Why should my fate be dictated by corporate and political greed?
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That's why its fate is so, to coin a phrase, uncertain.
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Fake AirPods seemed destined to the same fate as regular AirPods.
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One can only hope Saint Bosco's brain awaits the same fate.
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The fate of both politicians will be decided after the election.
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Maybe it's my fate—I'm not sure I'm made for relationships.
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She challenges fate, wanders into a state of possibility and risk.
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Despite the intense backlash, the fate of the billboard remains unclear.
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Let a jury of humans — men, that is — decide human fate.
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The fate of Dreamers will be decided by the Supreme Court.
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The fate of the Israeli settlements, however, is a different story.
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The same fear and insecurity that sealed your fate with Frances?
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"It was fate," that brought the pair together, Ms. Bashayeva said.
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Why are these evangelicals so interested in the fate of Israel?
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But its fate, at least in the short term, remains unclear.
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Low-income defendants often face a fate similar to Mr. Ghosn's.
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I was all packed to come last year when fate intervened.
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The fate of the special counsel's Russia investigation seemed at stake.
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Congress has had, since January, control over the health law's fate.
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Some analysts said the fate of GM Korea is still uncertain.
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The fate of a second suspect in the killing remains uncertain.
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Russia's fate for the upcoming Winter Olympics is on perilous ground.
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But there is no fate weaving the blanket of our lives.
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Now the fate of humankind may also soon be beyond repair.
|
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The book's most impressive accomplishment is to avoid such a fate.
|
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Meanwhile, all it seems to require is acceptance of your fate.
|
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The fate of Ohio's primary was settled late Monday when Gov.
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He soon found other community members who suffered the same fate.
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But now, the fate of the Houston rapper's debut is unclear.
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He has this obsession, this manic obsession with, understandably, his fate.
|
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But I would not leave my fate in doctors' hands alone.
|
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Could Mr. King suffer a similar fate in the general election?
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You would — like he accepted his fate kind of type thing.
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Consider the fate of Christian, 10, and his father Rudy, 37.
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Now, he's working on scoring the upcoming film Terminator: Dark Fate.
|
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Rumours persist that other opposition mayors may meet a similar fate.
|
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All four had publicly expressed angst about deciding Judge Kavanaugh's fate.
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The fate of the pilot, or pilots, was not immediately known.
|
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And we were angry, not at China, exactly, but at fate.
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It's what happens when we recognize our interdependence and linked fate.
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Trade retaliation, the fate of migrants and a World Cup earthquake.
|
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Kroc decided that he'd determine the sandwich's fate through a contest.
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And something to ponder, too: matters of morality, complicity and fate.
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He had fretted that Tal Afar would face the same fate.
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We also told ourselves that our fate was with the Lord.
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The fate of the two colleagues they left behind remains unknown.
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We seek the unexpected, but we want to own our fate.
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Mr. Temer's fate is now in the hands of Brazil's Congress.
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That bill's fate, however, is less than certain in the Senate.
|
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Her fate and theirs hangs on his behavior at the festivities.
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Like Alexander, the Alaska senator said voters should decide Trump's fate.
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The sunset provision will prevent USMCA from meeting the same fate.
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I wanted to let voters decide President Trump's fate in 2020.
|
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But true to his style, he didn't ignore the towers' fate.
|
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Jackson, then 33, learned of Munson's fate through his car radio.
|
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Should we just accept disinformation as part of our digital fate?
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Baez insists Aaron's sexual orientation played ZERO part in his fate.
|
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The daring move saved Ford from GM and Chrysler&aposs fate.
|
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If the key to our collective fate cannot be found here . . .
|
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"Terminator: Dark Fate" is the sixth film in the "Terminator" franchise.
|
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It's in the depiction of that mayhem that "Dark Fate" excels.
|
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But he definitely had the fate of his race in mind.
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Similar to North Carolina's HB 2, their fate rests with lawmakers.
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But Idlib has also been bombarded, and its fate remains uncertain.
|
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Only Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton share that legacy-defining fate.
|
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The algorithm is just the fate that brought you two together.
|
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Numerous well-intentioned tax reform efforts have succumbed to that fate.
|
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NEWARK — Jurors deliberating the fate of two former aides to Gov.
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The fate of Sears: This week could determine whether Sears survives.
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Their fate is hinging on negotiations in Congress, where a Feb.
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Can a single vegetable determine the fate of an entire people?
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That left his fate up to fellow contestant, Sierra Dawn Thomas.
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Cosby's fate will soon be in the hands of the jury.
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Despite the maneuvering behind closed doors, Abdul Mahdi's fate remains unclear.
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We can sum up their fate in two words: Marco Rubio.
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We must do better in Afghanistan to avoid a similar fate.
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Each acquires the wounds, calluses, and memories of chance and fate.
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But the fate of humanity is not sealed within its pages.
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Now Pentagon-watchers are curious about the fate of Rear Adm.
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For my mother, this would be a fate worse than death.
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Beyond Dzu's unfortunate fate, a sense of gloom pervaded the capital.
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But those most immediately responsible for his fate have evaded accountability.
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Do you want to know how your Doctor meets his fate?
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Its fate will next be reconsidered at another hearing in October.
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But a similar fate might be destined for "Blurred Lines," too.
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Do you suck in seawater to try and meet fate sooner?
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The trip is being closely watched for signs of her fate.
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He couldn't care less about the fate of the captive riders.
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What would happen if I wrote about Elsey and her fate?
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Mr. Yermak also acknowledged that the two discussed Mr. Klitschko's fate.
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I didn't want my daughter's present to meet the same fate.
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We are organizing to protect Chilean rivers from a similar fate.
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A similar fate could new befall the increasingly impoverished Russian Federation.
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Fingers crossed that Kazachok and Rosalind don't meet the same fate.
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Now, Keep Labs hopes a similar fate awaits cannabis-related technology.
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Should it succeed in the Senate, its fate is still uncertain.
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The fate of that effort was unclear late Friday when Sen.
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The British election on Thursday could decide the fate of Brexit.
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Every day we fail to take action, we chose this fate.
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No one created our universe, and no one directs our fate.
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"Our fate is worse than that of army defectors," he said.
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Warren and Sanders supporters should consider the fate of Jeremy Corbyn.
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For three quarters, the Spartans appeared to have avoided that fate.
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He escaped that fate but his authority has been seriously hampered.
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In September, when I finished my reporting, Prabhati's fate was dangling.
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This is our future -- our fate -- and our choice to make.
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The fate of our modern manufacturing base has not been sealed.
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But that's not the only surprise turn "Terminator: Dark Fate" takes.
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Jill Ellis, his successor, is unlikely to endure the same fate.
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Trump on Monday remained unclear about the fate of the transcript.
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To be honest, I'm more concerned about the fate of Ukraine.
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The fate of Opportunity Zones ultimately won't be determined in Washington.
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Terminator: Dark Fate is sort of a sequel and a reboot.
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It would be hours later that she would learn his fate.
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"Donuts" seemed to be Yancey's final stand against an inevitable fate.
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Some have said the ancient sea creature's name marked its fate.
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I don't want you to suffer the fate of Secretary Yasay.
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At stake is the fate of their country's economy, Europe's largest.
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Even if member states approve the deal, its fate remains uncertain.
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Shuster is on the panel and will help determine Graves's fate.
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The fate of the train itself may hang in the balance.
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Who ought to decide the fate of Charlie and future Charlies?
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Mr. Paulson helped save our economy from an even worse fate.
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The fate of SNC-Lavalin has loomed particularly large in Quebec.
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The fate of the GIF was intertwined with Netscape's early success.
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The same fate befell Mr. Sun's predecessor in Chongqing, Bo Xilai.
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Though he believes it was fate that brought him to Vivier.
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No matter how much we resist, fate catches up to us.
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But fate had something else in store for me that year.
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Through it all, Dozier insisted he was prepared for his fate.
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Kashmir's fate was undecided when the British partitioned India in 1947.
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Pelosi's seal clap sealed the fate of the Green New Deal.
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Never in a million years did I foresee this unfair fate.
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But unlike some others who have suffered the same fate, Mrs.
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If Trump betrays his most loyal supporters, he'll deserve his fate.
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At other moments in the story, a darker fate awaits them.
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It has everything to do with the fate of our nation.
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But fine: This, I fear, is the fate of Louis Tomlinson.
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Headlines Arcadia postpones crucial vote to decide retail empire's fate on.ft.
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Its new spinoff, Good Trouble, hopefully won't suffer the same fate.
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That's just the way fate takes you, and it's fair enough.
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The US government appeared to have little concern for his fate.
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Planets that revolve around two suns, though, might avoid this fate.
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You can choose to interpret Golden's fate as a feminist triumph.
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But it isn't some unavoidable fate to be exploited for laughs.
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Its fate offers a preview of what lies ahead for Blackjewel.
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Canada is grappling with the fate of its publicly funded system.
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She didn't want the same fate for her anti-ERA alliance.
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It's Richard Splett's fate that offers some light amid the darkness.
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We Have a Decade to Prevent a Total Climate DisasterPhoto: GettyBy 2030, we as a collective 7 billion humans will know our fate, or at the very least, the fate of the most vulnerable among us.
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Fate of Palestinian refugees Even though there were no new details of the political side of the proposal, Kushner did address the fate of Palestinian refugees, long seen as one of the thorniest issues in the conflict.
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But Trump's own instincts around several different fronts of the Russia scandal — from public disclosures to the fate of Sessions to the fate of Mueller's investigation itself — would prove enormously challenging for any staff to deal with.
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What's more, the $380 million the movie made abroad is second only to Fate of the Furious, but there's one big difference: Infinity War has not yet opened in China, while Fate did on its first weekend.
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While the fate of the Ringling cats is up in the air, the fate of the pay-to-play permitting scheme seems clearer: It will remain the unofficial policy of the U.S. government for the foreseeable future.
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"This fight is not just about my fate or my family's fate," said Noor Alam, a 25-year-old insurgent whose family was sheltering in a forest in Myanmar after their village in Maungdaw Township was burned.
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The fate of the building, once the colonial government's secretariat, is uncertain.
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Sure, Erik rescues Hanna from the facility and whatever fate Marissa planned.
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But several other states are just one closure away from that fate.
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Director Gray previously helmed Fate of the Furious and Straight Outta Compton.
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Yet Sidney proves early on that she's in command of her fate.
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It was the second time that a jury has deliberated Cosby's fate.
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Ultimately, though, Singapore's fate remains tied to the region as a whole.
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She said she had no news so far about the vessel's fate.
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That is surely a fate Ocasio-Cortez's supporters wouldn't wish for her.
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CNN has reached out to ABC for comment on the show's fate.
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Their decision could determine the fate of this short-term Trump rally.
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Do you think millennials are at all complicit in their own fate?
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ROANOKE COLONY MYSTERY: COULD THIS STRANGE ROCK REVEAL THE SETTLERS&apos FATE?
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My fate seemed decided, but luckily I was taken to an orphanage.
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The Newseum may be a ghostly premonition of the NLEM's potential fate.
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The NAC will decide his fate at a hearing on April 10.
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Even the ever-positive Woods suddenly seemed resigned to a dour fate.
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Justin Hartley knows the fate of some of your favorite TV characters.
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He told the Washington Post that he didn't know the girl's fate.
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Now there are concerns that Wisconsin taxpayers could meet a similar fate.
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Officials said Haakenson's family were relieved to at last know his fate.
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Still, fate awaited her in the form of a juicy, red fruit.
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The fate of UK Prime Minister Theresa May is an instructive story.
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This battle will determine the fate and the future of the apes.
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The Trump-Kim summit, tariffs, and trade in the fate of NAFTA.
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Roanoke colony mystery : Could this strange rock reveal the settlers&apos fate?
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Their fate at the bottom of the pit is gnarly as hell.
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Kennedy and Khrushchev would decide the fate of the world without him.
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Sayonara revolves around the fate of these two star-crossed two couples.
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Uncertainty over the fate of the U.S. refugee program has global implications.
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It's about your family, your future and the fate of your country.
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The show also chose not to address the fate of Perry's character.
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Those who stayed behind met the fate of Khalaf and her family.
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I discovered the gym by fate or accident; I'm not quite sure.
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The fate of public lands protections is uncertain in almost every way.
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Hang on: Did Riverdale just spoil the fate of the Jones family?
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National Racing Hall of Fame's Exceller met a similar fate in 1997.
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We don't know what fate awaits Jon Snow's character in Season 8.
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In any case, the killing drew attention to Mr Yanukovych's curious fate.
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These places should worry about NAFTA's fate despite facing low average tariffs.
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For a month, there was no official word on Berganza's professional fate.
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As the fate of his presidential bid shows, though, sometimes they don't.
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I would caution against reading the fate of Libra into this update.
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He said the public should decide Trump's fate in the November election.
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Unfortunately, Darroch refused to reveal the fate of fan favourite Jon Snow.
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Jennifer Lopez is leaving something to fate — but what exactly is it?
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Dr. Ogawa died a few weeks after learning the fate of nipponium.
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People claim there's no worse fate on Survivor than being medically evacuated.
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THE FATE of the euro was always going to depend on Italy.
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The fate of Mr Trump's central campaign promise is far from sealed.
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This is the fate to which we condemn most of our prisoners.
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The fate of 216, by contrast, appeared to be a genuine mystery.
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Bourdain's death in June left viewers speculating on the travel series' fate.
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Bruce Rauner, is determined to help today's Chicago youth avoid his fate.
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The fate of up to 12,000 jobs also hang in the balance.
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Labour's fate in June depends on the behaviour of its past supporters.
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The November election will determine if the U.S. awaits a similar fate.
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At the moment, the fate of the women and children is unclear.
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A final ruling on the clinic's fate is not expected until February.
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The fate of PrivatBank has loomed over Ukraine's ongoing presidential election campaign.
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A titanic political struggle is developing, and it's bigger than Trump's fate.
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Cruz played the only hand he had, staking his fate on Indiana.
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In "Dark Fate," for example, it turns out that Skynet never happened.
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And all have suffered a similar fate, courtesy of a limited market.
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