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Examples of justice denied do not mean that this noble enterprise is doomed to fail.

The ship Pequod is named for an extinct New England Indian tribe; thus the name suggests that the boat is doomed to destruction.

Of that day, doomed to be her terminus in time through all the ages, she did not know the place in month, week, season, or year.

Then father consoled me that: " The cold winter is doomed to turn into warm spring and no one will be the loser all his life. "

Trying to keep pace with them is doomed to inglorious failure, especially as the pace has quickened so much.

As a woman, once you fall in love with someone married, no matter how much the man loves you, you are doomed to end up with tragedy.

Ireland is doomed to fiscal stringency for decades, given its poor growth prospects, at least in comparison with its Tiger years.

But it may have been a typical 'bear-market rally' doomed to fall flat on its face.

It seems as if people were doomed to disappointment the moment they bought the product.

You see them trying to paint the town red while out on a weekend out pass but their efforts are doomed to failure.

Of course, it's not enough at all, and I'm doomed to be an English learner all my life.

Some cities are trying to build rail systems, but many seem, even so, to be doomed to reliance on buses.

Europa often dreamed that a strange woman said to her, "Let me take you to meet Zeus. You are doomed to be his lover. "

When the little mermaid will save lives dagger into the sea, the moment she had already know oneself is doomed to turns into foam ending.

As for Hamlet, to be or not to be is quite a dilemma: he was doomed to be a tragedy, whether to live or to die.

THE wretched wife of the innocent man thus doomed to die, under the sentence, as if she had been mortally stricken.

She always said we were doomed to be star-crossed lovers destined to wonder what might have been.

Is the attempt to make environmentally friendly roadways doomed to wind up in the toilet?

Information is not enough to topple regimes, but in the end, regimes that fight the openness of information are doomed to fail, he said.

How would I gather up the courage to keep on living if I were doomed to spend my life in the completely soundless darkness?

We now think of America as a nation doomed to perpetual trade deficits, but it was not always thus.

Doomed to my hobby will follow you, I with you to the wonderful reaction after collided.

A teacher who has no intelligence of practice is doomed to be a verbal idealists.

Some things you do not like it belongs to you, and some things you no longer have lingering doomed to give up.

This seems to be doomed to Anzheluo and Po Linna is the story of the revolution occurred in the surging waves, in the cholera outbreak.

The old approach of simply trying to replicate a print newspaper online is doomed to fail, Ballmer added.

When individuals try to make things better without regard for the whole family system, it is usually doomed to fail.

So happy to see others smile, suddenly feeling good eye glare, Hao Teng, are doomed to sorrow with me over it?

When the boat meets the times change the dreadful very rough sea waves, is doomed to carry floats carries sinks, actually also involuntary.

Then you must have passed, occasionally at least, though probably not so faithful as I am doomed to do, through a narrow intricate passage.

Doomed from the start, from the beginning to encounter it is doomed to lose the final, my fate.

Some believe the developed world is doomed to years of slow growth as it works off past debts . Perhaps . One thing is certain .

This was humiliating enough, and I could scarcely follow the play, but I was doomed to still further humiliation.

Some fate is doomed to lose, some fate is never a good result, do not have to love a person have, but a person must be good to love him.

Falls in love with you are my mistake, is doomed to want me to be sad.

The cigarette meets the matches to be doomed to injure, do not say the love easily, promises the promise is the debt which owes.

For many Pakistanis, including within the PPP, however, it would be a marriage of irreconcilables, doomed to collapse.

But the only pain he felt was the desolation of knowing the Soviet empire was doomed to collapse.

In fact, from our foot down on the life is doomed to walk with, it is called the root of the body.

A woman, however beautiful and talented, is but a rose doomed to wilt without a man's love.

Gatsby, the hero of Fitzgerald's famous novel The Great Gatsby, is doomed to be a loser, whether in his business, his love or in his life.

But it's a small world. We seem to be doomed to meet!

Some memories, are doomed to be unable to cancel; Is just like some people, is doomed to be unable to substitute is the same.

This approach obviously oversimplifies the grandeur of language, and is doomed to be an incomplete theoretical model.

An XP project without a customer is doomed to stray far from what users end up wanting at the end of the project.

However, he said that Zaitokukai is doomed to remain a fringe group because few Japanese admire the group's abrasive tactics.

When it was set up in 1996 as part of the plan to rescue Lloyd's, many believed it was doomed to failure.

Lamborghini Ferrari born is the enemy, but also doomed to all the world's super sports car is a strong opponent.

Dalai Lama's visit to the region fully exposed his nature of splitting the motherland. His attempt is doomed to fail.

Yet it would be incorrect to conclude that the stimulus was doomed to failure, as many Republicans and conservative economists argued.

"By the time the classic Neanderthals had emerged, " Finlayson laments, "they were already a people doomed to extinction. "

Any country, if it worships force and seeks hegemony and expansion by dint of its power, is doomed to failure.

The Germans, with one win and three losses, appear doomed to bounce out of the tournament in Nowitzki's first Olympic appearance.

If it's doomed to be strangers, then let us turn about firmly, forgetting the past, forgetting to cry.

Until recently at least, it seemed that the influence of ethnic constituencies was doomed to fade.

Having been moping for a bout of time, it suddenly occurs to me that a pliant people will be doomed to failure.

He argues that voluntary co-guarantee schemes like this are doomed to failure because only the weakest institutions want to participate.

Although Harrison, too, soon began writing songs they were always doomed to be eclipsed by Lennon and McCartney's torrential output.

Since his body is doomed to die, his task on earth evidently must be of a more spiritual nature.

However, Goldstein argues that this approach is doomed to failure.

A second become the next second past, since many things doomed to lose, then, the only thing we can do is not easily forget.

Without the full participation of the United States and China, most negotiators believe that any agreement is doomed to fail.

And I fought because I knew it was not doomed to be a losing fight.

Without a real appreciation of what each means, the designer is doomed to failure.

He accused Republicans of "wasting time" by pursuing a plan that is doomed to fail but locks Congress into a time-consuming process.

Some of the projects, poorly sited or poorly designed, were doomed to be uneconomic from the start.

These three elements often fuse into a frenzied craving that leads to half-cooked plots doomed to failure.

An external BP adviser defends Mr Hayward's approach, even as he says the chief executive is probably doomed to the sack.

Die, mortal! Can't you see that you're doomed to lose? ?

Tibet independence of this move will surely arouse strong indignation over the world and is doomed to failure.

Combined with weak or non- existent laws against the hunting or poaching of this national treasure, the koala seemed doomed to extinction.

The internal structure of the atom was the rock upon which the glorious ship of classical theory was doomed to be wrecked .

It is no surprise that the ostentatious happiness from material is doomed to decay as quickly as the material itself.

The essence of life is pessimistic, survival itself is painful, personal fate is doomed to be a tragedy.

Does that mean you are doomed to spend an hour and a half in the kitchen every night if you want to feed your family healthy meals? Nope.

The citadel, therefore, is doomed to capitulate and its stubborn resistance merely serves to create profit opportunities for astute traders.

Without a system for penalizing inadequate financial disclosure and reporting, other institutional changes are doomed to fail.

Like in doomed to cage birds as only looked at the sky, looking at the Dai Dai and let fly heart.

Everybody is not doomed to everything. Depending on our life experiences, different people would have different explanations.

And like the Communists, the followers of violent Islamic radicalism are doomed to fail.

Although he was honorable and glorious in his lifetime, he was doomed to be sad and tragic after death.

Unfortunately it would be doomed to be misty in my eyes .

She claimed that her children "were doomed to perish in the fires of hell" and was eventually found not guilty by reason of insanity.

At this point, the fate of reincarnation, , you are doomed to become the new savior.

Truly great investor, doomed to loneliness. Lonely hearts, the deeper thinking, would be intensified.

Naturally, Europe's leaders do not accept that their efforts to redraft EU rules are doomed to fail.

In Iowa , with mainland writers officially, I found , the person of my sort is doomed to prison, no matter in Taiwan or mainland China.

Human life on this planet, doomed to a life over a very dull!

A person in some places, doomed to acquire what in some other place lose something, it is just a matter of time.

Since we are destined to be separated, as doomed to our acquaintance, I still found the beautiful days of our acquaintance was unparalleled.

The headstrong young couple entered into a marriage doomed to failure.

Any species that is. not in the climax community is. doomed to local extinction and is. a fugitive species to a greater or lesser degree.

Despite the challenge, foreign companies aren't doomed to shrink under the weight of all this rising competition.

yet she was doomed to lie there, living the life of a primitive savage and rotting slowly away.

Imagine a world without the sense of gratitude. This kind of world is doomed to failure.

We're doomed to live like robots, but at least we're also the ones who get to program the robots. For now.

But people Not so long and continue to split this approach is doomed to self-deception ended in failure.

Upon his death his soul was forbidden to enter either heaven or hell and so was doomed to wander the earth in eternal darkness forever.

A genius is doomed to misfortunes: he is rejected by contemporaries as a heretic and rejected by posterity for his limitations.

That he is doomed to failure is of no doubt.

Believe in fate, some are doomed to lose, some fate is never have the result, perhaps is the legendary was not meant to be.

The libraries of the world are doomed to become museums, storage facilities for a form as antediluvian as cave paintings.

The collapse of Japan's air force and navy had left the garrison totally isolated, doomed to inevitable defeat in battle or starvation.

we'll do mortgage modifications that, in fact, are doomed to fail from the moment they occur. . .

Besides, it shows that any attempt to construct an ideal language is doomed to failure.

The white ruling classes in South Africa try to stem the tide against the color BAR, but their efforts are doomed to failure.

Any attempt to destroy the friendship between our two nations is doomed to failure.

The libraries of the world are doomed to become museums, storage facilities for a form as antiquated as cave paintings.

sent you home because you were doomed to die within seven days, but the seven days have already passed.

Take big risks for stealing petty , and is doomed to set foot on the road loss .

It is yearning that makes me love moonlight. Ain't I doomed to be indulged with moon all my life?

Let you home because you were doomed to die within seven days, but the seven days have already passed.

No one wants to be doomed to repeating the same actions when they are not really working (some definition of madness here).

There is and has always been more than a whiff of snobbery about lamentations that reading is doomed to extinction.

while not doomed to complete failure , expect a lot of missteps and communication problems during the lifecycle of this project.

If you do not set goals for yourself; you are doomed to work to achieve the goals of someone else.

In fact, human is doomed to acknowledge that the equality in human's shared political life is not done and for all.

Can the resourceful residents fight off the alien invaders, or is the planet doomed to become an alien garden?

This meant travellers planning a round trip were doomed to go through the whole rigmarole again on the other end.

Once something has passed through the so-called event horizon that surrounds this region, it is doomed to a one-way trip.

The transformation of the news business is unstoppable, and attempts to reverse it are doomed to failure.

In fact, he adds cheerfully, a world of "democrats versus non-democrats" would be a "horrific place, doomed to war" .

The futurists' fanaticism and their aegis for fascism made them doomed to be ephemeral.

If there end of the world, we are doomed to buy tickets the ark, and is destined to be swallowed by the tsunami.

Any unrealistic objective is not worth pursuing sedulously since it is doomed to a futile project.

But the marriage of Helen and Menelaus was doomed to fail, as Helen had been promised to Paris by Aphrodite.

With half of all marriages doomed to fail, even the moderately hardheaded may be interested in ways of mitigating the danger.

In a country that prizes self- reliance and private solutions for social problems, more young adults are doomed to sink.

A nation without its own culture is doomed to be enslaved by others.

The banner of the October Revolution is invincible , and all the forces of fascism are doomed to extinction.

But then the Soviet Union found itself following the same disastrous road in Afghanistan as the US in Vietnam, and it was doomed to fail.

However the two movements together with the reformation of the Qing Government were doomed to end in failure.

Beginning with the undeniable assumption of scarcity, that school believed the human race was doomed to misery.

The special location and history has been doomed to the special and distinctive local style and features of the minority national traits.

Greater regulation is, alas, inescapable, even if doomed to be imperfect.

However, we are doomed to fight a wrong war at wrong time, wrong place with a wrong opponent from the day we got these maps.

Kerry Sieh, a pioneer in the specialty, says that the few dozen people who do this kind of work are usually doomed to be ignored.

"We didn't need to waste time on a relationship that was doomed to vanish, " he said.

Since that moment when you were born onwards, you are doomed to go back.

On the contrary, we are doomed to not enjoy such a good condition.

The stimulus bill's spending on infrastructure may have been doomed to mediocrity from the start.

We would accomplish nothing, and our principles, policies, line and three-stage development strategy would all be doomed to failure.

The Social Democracy, the hanger-on of the bourgeoisie, is doomed to wretched ideological parasitism.

Since crisis detection is an unrealistic goal, a hastily constructed SRR is doomed to failure.

In the 1990s many thought they were evidence of an incorrigible "old" , low-tech economy doomed to decline.

This is indeed a result-known game: you are doomed to take the money from the bank at hearing the rumor.

He realized that directly confronting the Sith would be doomed to failure.

Such a view, however, is doomed to failure.

No matter what tricks they get up to, they, are doomed to failure.

So they are considered to be people who are doomed to be single, and that's where "doomed single" came from.

Those who ignore traffic rules are doomed to be punished sooner or later.

For now, it seems they're doomed to let history repeat itself.

Even before GM's plan was finished, the automaker's European labor unions predicted it was doomed to fail.

were we all just victims of conditioned responses? Doomed to repeat the same unconscious relationship patterns?

Since 1997, such an attempt by the Taiwan authorities has been defeated for six consecutive years. This year it is doomed to failure again.

He asked himself if May's face was doomed to thicken into the same middle-aged image of invincible innocence.

If people knew that their nation, group and family were doomed to perish, they would build no lasting buildings.

he would be doomed to remain a beast for all time.

Super and lovely pink wave some big bowknot printing, this kind of white T-shirt doomed to attract a ton bowknot control!

The government is keen to tackle these health issues, efforts doomed to failure unless getting enough sleep is made a priority as well.

In short, Central Europe was seen as doomed to choose between market socialism and authoritarian capitalism.

But, like previous American attempts to micromanage Pakistani politics, this one is probably doomed to fail.

Or, only ensured that belief is doomed to be taken away eventually by misunderstand or the reality.

A traveler can expect merely a lost purse or a twisted ankle, but invading armies are doomed to a string of disasters.

I'm sorry Mr. Ballmer, but Windows tablets are doomed to fail, as they have since introduced in the early 2000s.

You are not a mere clod. You are not a beast of burden, doomed to spend your days in unremitting labor in return for food and housing.

Without respect, our relations are doomed to remain superficial and unsatisfactory.

Many observers think Nicolas Sarkozy is doomed to ignominious departure after just one erratic term in office.

We also have to acknowledge that some software projects are simply doomed to failure.

It would be wrong, however, to dismiss the whole of China's investment boom as a bubble that is doomed to burst.

Too many "I must be liked" yes men, and your business could be doomed to mediocrity.

His dogmatism is doomed to put him into isolation.

They who are fully confident on their knowledge are morbid and doomed to be frustrated.

The other means people can't value themselves properly and are doomed to death or failure (derogatory meaning).

The results are still very difficult to predict is the effort will not be doomed to failure.

Provided that we constantly observe the instructions of the Originalism, we are doomed to win.

Perhaps, just perhaps, not all technological societies are doomed to destruction.

Some people, some things are doomed to accompany memory, come to the end of life. . .

she would be doomed to domesticate herself again.

To be registered, as doomed to destruction, ' returned Defarge.

Now, he says, he is convinced it was "a scam" from the start, doomed to fail.

Beral is keen to know whether those who were overweight as babies are doomed to a disease-ridden life.

When people and wild animals share the same space, it seems that the animals are doomed to lose.

You are doomed to be a passing traveller in my life .

Now I am wandering around this deserted world and my life is doomed to be lonely.

Are we doomed to be a failure? No, never say die.

A self doubting actor is one doomed to mediocrity, because the actor will constantly be questioning the validity of their interpretation.

When you meet the right person at the right time, you are doomed to be happy.

Like with prison, we feel trapped, hopeless, and doomed to a life we don't want.

When you meet the wrong one at the wrong time, you are doomed to be ridiculous.

Something doomed to appear, stay, go away in your life may be a inviolable fate.

Are we doomed to separate? How should learn from you, I made a mistake, but broke your heart, if there is a chance I will treat!

Any attempt to split the country is doomed to fail.

One who can't spare time for recreation will be doomed to get ill for some time sooner or later.

The Italians and French, apparently doomed to gentle decline in the real world, remain formidable competitors on the football field.

We are doomed to repeat our mistakes if we do not restore sound ethics to economic behaviour.

But we do need to fight, tooth and nail, the perception that failure is a terminal disease, its sufferers doomed to mediocrity.

In the words of Mr Edwards: "Basing economic growth on loose monetary policy driving up asset prices is simply doomed to failure. "

Some people in others life is doomed to be of no great importance role, no matter how hard beyond.

With nasal, in this life is doomed to oneself of Karl, unknown monk before mission awakening to lead him, plus a.

Immature societies, riven by tribal passions, are doomed to fight for years to come.

Chasing performance by paying higher fees might work for individual investors, but in aggregate it is doomed to fail.

last advise those like inexpensive Hu infants friends, and Development Centre doomed to fail, it is justified!

But I am doomed to have and lonely between struggle in the burdens.

But the plan to establish TD-SCDMA as a global 3G standard and sell gear to other countries now seems doomed to fail.

If incoming events are novel, those agents using old methods to solve new problems are doomed to fail.

The research, reported in the journal Nature Genetics, could also help explain why so many diets are doomed to failure.

Those who do not learn from the past are doomed to repeat it.

Attempts to ban online gaming are doomed to fail. Better to legalise, tax and regulate the habit.

We need to set boundaries for ourselves, or be doomed to mounting despair.

Hitler considers Americans a mongrel race, doomed to the trash heap of history.

Both are doomed to be contradictory?

If you can't accept anything on faith, and then you are doomed to a life dominated by doubt.

But Canadians may be doomed to vote again, if not this autumn then next year.

We're not, as some would have us believe, doomed to an inevitable decline.

If you are playing as the Japanese you have to start the war before 1942 - otherwise you are doomed to fail.

The progress made in recent years shows that mankind is not doomed to strip the planet of its forest cover.

Millions of Britons carry a 'greediness gene' that makes diets doomed to failure.

You are no longer slaves, doomed to die at a master's whim. I freed you.

My life is doomed to be colourful.

When that happens, people are doomed to continue running on that personal development hamster wheel.

A president who cannot do all three is doomed to failure in Taiwan's fickle political system.

and people that expect quick results, are doomed to disappointment.

That's okay. Like software projects that are doomed to fail, it's better to find out sooner than later.

Charles was a man doomed to tragic issues.

Next month's United Nations climate change conference is doomed to failure.

But my dreams were doomed to be shattered.

I am doomed to be entangled and lingered by love all my life.

Ignoring these problems isn't a viable option, but I also think that attacking these problems directly is doomed to failure.

Otherwise, he says, the European crisis seems doomed to keep unraveling.

Money is broken, and until we admit that, any attempts to fix the economy seem doomed to fail.

longdistance romance. doomed to failure.

On our bus home, I gently hold your warm hands again, I know this is doomed to let us together.

Feeble - minded excuses; a feeble - minded plan doomed to failure.

Both are doomed to fail in the long run.

All her efforts were doomed to failure.

First, I think that it may not impossible, and doomed to failure is not done, will certainly create opportunities.

He is doomed to be drained of courage and be dominated for good.

And, like any quest for certainty in our unpredictable world, it was doomed to failure.

My life may be doomed to frustrations and temper and more than others.

Behaviors of splitting motherland are doomed to failure.

Pay the true, and will not be true, but may also harm thoroughly; Keep your distance, can protect themselves, but also doomed to lonely.

Thirdly, it has granted me more confidence that so long as your strive hard, you are doomed to succeed.

Until last Friday, France's Socialists appeared doomed to defeat.

Because green grass is growing constantly and children are doomed to die.

The plan was doomed to fail by their refusal to give it any financial support.

While Heaven is doomed to separation, tragedy is inevitable.

Every tree doomed to the flaying process was first attacked by Upjohn.

Why are proletarians doomed to misery under capitalism?

That doesn't mean the historic gay-rights legal wins of 2010 are doomed to be Pyrrhic victories.