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Those with a passing interest in history recall how the last time the Tories lured them into government the party was consigned to oblivion.

Meantime, the bad bank would act like the Resolution Trust Corporation, which gradually liquidated the assets consigned to it.

Several speakers at the Zermatt Summit believe the time has come for Mr Friedman's theories to be consigned to the dustbin of history.

Chocolate Spreads to Europe Spanish monks, who had been consigned to process the cocoa beans, finally let the secret out.

While monsters are often consigned to ancient legend and literary fiction, many are held to be in some sense real.

Four dissidents contacted by the Financial Times said they had been all but consigned to their homes during the Games.

The painting was consigned to the log pile, judged noxious and unsaleable by my mother, inheritor of a modest art collection.

all shpg docs to be consigned to the bank.

When a love affair ends, the once treasured mementos of lost romance are often consigned to the dustbin or a bonfire.

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With modern manufacturing underdeveloped, many young workers with fewer skills and less education are consigned to the informal sector.

but in bigger scale firms, operation are often consigned to project managers who have the right of sharing residue profit.

It was consigned to oblivion on December 23rd, in an almost unanimous vote of the country's parliament.

Full set of ocean bill of loding in original showing "Freight Prepaid" and consigned to applicant.

The sacred thread and the tuft of hair were consigned to the fire, completing his severance from caste, sex, and society.

Variation is nowadays usually consigned to subspecies, mostly strongly linked to geographic distribution.

If the federal government chooses not to appeal, her finding will stand and the offending policy will be consigned to history.

Once they were inside the EU, it was felt that war, dictatorship and poverty were safely consigned to the past.

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It may mean the country is consigned to stagnation, which only makes an eventual default appear more inevitable.

Whoever ends up owning Barnes & amp; Noble faces a tough task: adapt to the Brave New World, or be consigned to the History section.

Two decades ago most city folk were consigned to dilapidated quarters provided by their state-owned employer.

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His body was consigned to a common grave, but his genius still resounds in concert halls the world over.

Talk of reform was consigned to excitable fringe meetings at party conferences and the occasional oped article by keen MPs.

The battery, which has powered our lives for generations, may soon be consigned to the dustbin of history.

One original and one copy of airway bill, Contract No. and shipping marks and consigned to the Buyer.

The goods were consigned to you by railway and should have arrived by now.

Judged unfit for work, they were being consigned to the gas chamber.

A agreement shall be sign off, if BPVI is consigned to completed other inspection by contractor or client.

Then in 1991, the resolution was reversed and (to quote another senior American diplomat) consigned "to the dustbin of history" .

Most musical instruments wear out or are consigned to niche markets by design changes.

The 50 tons Walnut meat have been consigned to you per S. S. "East Wind" .

Fox hunting should be consigned to the dustbin of history.

Cigarette vending machines could soon be consigned to history.

Sentences will be consigned to museums if the emptiness in writing persists.

Therefore virtue is consigned to this country.

The orphan was consigned to her uncle's care.

The captured criminals were consigned to the dungeons.

Leonid Brezhnev and PW Botha are consigned to the dustbin of history.

But as the close of the 111th Congress proved, the 112th is hardly consigned to total gridlock.

The captured rebels were consigned to the dungeons.

The losing royal would end up not only dead, but devoid of name and monument, in other words consigned to oblivion.

The goods were consigned to you by railway.

Instead, we are consigned to a slow, painful climb-out, as are nations such as Japan and Mexico that depend on US demand.

Should they suffer a loss today they will be consigned to life outside the top flight next season.

He claims that companies based on rigid hierarchy will be consigned to the dustbin of history.

We will use the tools of grassroots journalism or be consigned to history.

The manner of this computation is consigned to Appendix 1. 3.

She thought of the child consigned to the nethermost corner of hell, as its double doom for lack of baptism and lack of legitimacy;

Meeting affairs are consigned to be undertaken by Shanghai Radio Administration;

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"He knows that everything he writes is consigned to posterity (oblivion's other, seemingly more benign, face)" (Joyce Carol Oates)

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