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Those who buy developed-market bonds have generally considered it a foregone conclusion that countries repay their debts.

Comments: This year China's banking sector profit growth is a foregone conclusion, the next year to see how China's economic trends.

Evolution has been dogma for so long that many people consider it a foregone conclusion that life arose by random processes.

But a source close to the president stressed to the Guardian that "early elections are not a foregone conclusion. "

They hear my mother tell it years later, in 1973 abortion was a foregone conclusion in her circle of her friends.

Analysts believe that the present situation, the general breakdown of the talks go bankrupt almost become a foregone conclusion.

Additionally, they may be playing into the schemes of a counterpart who wishes to rush fatigued visitors to a foregone conclusion.

The Cuban authorities instead provided him with one of their own, making the verdict a foregone conclusion.

Thus, by the time it got around to considering the environmental impact of the final segment, the decision would be a foregone conclusion.

So the prospect of fungi existing on other planets elsewhere, I think, is a foregone conclusion, at least in my own mind.

His defeat was such a foregone conclusion that he had decided the previous April not to bother seeking re-election.

I am not convinced that this is a foregone conclusion, but even if it were, there is a trade-off between short-term pain and long-term gain.

The boat made of wood is a foregone conclusion . . .

In addition, the 11th night dollar index continued to punch up, the dollar's rebound in the short term is a foregone conclusion.

Much of this stuff was a foregone conclusion when the U. S. invaded Iraq in 2003. It's a matter of demographics.

The names at the top rarely change and most finishing positions are a foregone conclusion by the end of October.

When this question was used to automatically love has become a foregone conclusion after - After rising tide of love will never recede.

The idea of decoupling lives on, but that does not mean sustained prosperity in the big emerging economies is a foregone conclusion.

All empires fall and all states eventually fail; the end of the United Kingdom "is a foregone conclusion" .

But the broadcaster, SABC, decided to make only nine programmes, because the winner was a foregone conclusion.

Lian Ji is keen for me, this scrollMaya a good thing, but ah, it appears that the addition of a new pet is a foregone conclusion.

Which makes it thirteen against three, more like four to one: by no means a foregone conclusion .

Whether that alternative network should be built by foreign firms is not a foregone conclusion.

Born in the land that moment, everyone had the final outcome is a foregone conclusion.

A severe debt write-off by Greece and Portugal is a foregone conclusion; and in my view both countries would be better off without the euro.

The news release from the current point of view, to improve tax threshold is a foregone conclusion.

The surrender of Japanese imperialism is now a foregone conclusion .

The continued growth in yuan trading isn't a foregone conclusion. China could reverse itself and slow the growth of the market.

It already refers to Xstrata as a "sister company" and regards an eventual merger as a foregone conclusion.

Like any good Wall Street sharpie, the MS folks say stagflation is not a foregone conclusion.

And uh, the election? I guess, people are saying now that it's a foregone conclusion. I guess the polls indicate. . .

It seemed a foregone conclusion that Japan would become a central global financial power and the yen a dominant currency.

This shows that monetary policy in the new tone, a quarter of the funds loose surface is a foregone conclusion.

According to informed sources, although titles and awful divorce is a foregone conclusion, However, the two were extremely calm decision.

Some type of lockout seems like a foregone conclusion.

The outcome of this football game is a foregone conclusion .

When someone is in take one's ease of enjoying youth, I became a mother, my life has become a foregone conclusion.

All points with the distance between a read, a foregone conclusion, then we still are not clear.

The election result is not a foregone conclusion.

The victory was a foregone conclusion.

China's ascent to superpower status is practically a foregone conclusion.

QE is a foregone conclusion right after Election Day, so let's finish discounting it.

The referendum seemed almost a foregone conclusion in February, when Mr.

No, it's not in today's mail. Why do I bother, anyway? I know it's a foregone conclusion. I've failed.

But that's by no means a foregone conclusion.

The outcome of the election is a foregone conclusion.

That it is the best book of maxims is a foregone conclusion, because there is none other.

But the ranking does not necessarily mean that a pandemic is a foregone conclusion.

Only recently the mayor's re-election seemed a foregone conclusion.

Yesterday, I failed is a foregone conclusion.

The project only 292 housing units from the current registration situation, Yaohao sale is a foregone conclusion.

While the market for junk bonds may be showing that a contraction is a foregone conclusion, Wall Street economists say otherwise.

The contest's outcome is a foregone conclusion.

in this field To Kazakhstan in the first 79 minutes he was replaced, it is a foregone conclusion after the "garbage time. "

As Bechtolsheim sees it, the cloud is a foregone conclusion for new companies such as his latest venture, Arista Networks.

In the credit crunch is a foregone conclusion the situation, they go around looking for a job, facing difficulties.

Can not be reconciled, but there can be, all is a foregone conclusion.

It is the principle that the life exists! Many things may happen when we thought they could not be, and became a foregone conclusion!

A friend said that at that time, I do not call it easy, in fact, I have to avoid those things has become a foregone conclusion.

It is a foregone conclusion that Hong Kong will neighbour a number of NPPs. It therefore must learn to live safely with them.

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This turn, but it became a foregone conclusion irreversible;