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Part of that was an ill-fated attempt to take over Circuit City, which went bankrupt soon afterward.

At this point, she and Ben lay out for Nigel the whole history of the ill-fated ship Aurelia .

Visionary industrial plans in democratic India are fated to turn messy and become bogged down in political compromises.

He said he didn't seem fated for a career in the arts, despite his passion for acting.

Through a smart bit of asset flipping, it was the only bank that profited from the ill-fated takeover of ABN Amro, a Dutch bank, in 2007.

But when you first met her, did you believe that she was the only person for you, that in some mystical, cosmic way, it was fated?

It was fated that I would one day find myself eager to break out of that box too.

astrologers all said he was "wood-fated" and "wood-shaped. " Hair and mustache are like the branches and leaves of a tree.

Her parents, deciding that this was a fated love, gave their permission for a wedding.

She was more or less fated to remain with her parents.

She was fated to reach the top of the country for her endowed talent.

Such an ill-fated person gets birth in an inauspicious state of being in the next world.

In the painting on the next page, the ropes coming off the mast of the ill-fated ship form a triangular shape.

A flash of lightning made her jerk in his arms, and he knew then that it was fated, this interlude.

The last voyage of Jabba's sail barge was a trip into the Dune Sea, for the ill-fated execution of Luke Skywalker and his friends.

Maybe Romeo and Juliet were fated to be together, but just for a while, and their time passed.

No, to meet Ch'i-tse, because it was fated that she should be in love with him.

The rest understand: by an ill-fated upheaval of destiny, the spectacle is the true end of the world.

A blue - spotted rock codfish and a school of smaller fish swim over the sunken hull of the ill-fated Spanish merchant galleon San Diego.

The current crisis is routinely described as a symptom of deregulation, but it is equally the child of earlier, ill-fated interventions.

As we follow Tom's bitter yet enriching learning curve, we end up trying to pinpoint the key moments in our own ill-fated liaisons.

If there is nothing, let me go back to the fated earth, turning into spring mud.

Telling your self that you HAVE to workout for a set time to feel a sense of completion is ill fated.

This social capital is fated to wither away - although not in the short run - if it is not renewed and reproduced.

Saying it easy, but from the aftermath of the incidents have continued, Wuhan team players a sense of insecurity, ill-fated sigh.

If the ideologies and the surrounding environment and market does not conform, the enterprise was fated to it is not possible.

Carnival company head Cahill was on the scene to welcome the ill-fated ship and its passengers back to shore.

Here, where the souls of the dead walk their fated path, Kratos knew that for him, this was merely a beginning.

He famously left a portion of his estate to his last reform campaign, an ill-fated project to simplify the English language alphabet.

If Heaven wants to kill us. . . He would have killed us right away. But since we're still alive, we must be fated to live.

Do you realize teaching is the first thing I've failed at since my ill-fated attempt to complete a chin -up in March of 1989?

It was the Italian's first pole since the fated Indianapolis race in 2005.

LIKE generals condemned to fight the last war, investors seem fated to hark back to the last financial crisis.

I was not fated to live a wild, adventurous life, to travel alone to all the most exotic parts of the world.

That will accelerate the demise of those things fated to be replaced anyway.

The fury over the ill-fated pasty tax should have warned David Cameron to stay well clear of Britain's high street eateries.

Back then, on New Year's Day, Roy Hodgson's ill-fated reign was in its death throes and Liverpool were in turmoil.

He moved to Bahrain and embarked on the ill-fated album; back in America, his finances were in a tangle that kept the lawyers busy.

Back in 1958, the year of China's ill-fated "Great Leap Forward, " Chairman Mao had big plans for the steel industry.

Cassandra The daughter of Priam who endowed with the gift of prophecy but fated by Apollo never to be believed .

They briefly moved into the "Pink project, " which produced the ill-fated and short-lived Kin phone (it was killed last summer).

A daughter of Priam, the king of Troy, endowed with the gift of prophecy but fated by Apollo never to be believed.

That does not mean Copenhagen is fated to be a failure.

He distinguishes individual fates beyond the dutiful idealization that controls our perception of the earth's ill-fated nations.

Dr. Sartorius: Man was created by Nature in order to explore it. As he approaches Truth he is fated to Knowledge. All the rest is bullshit.

Waugh was part of an ill-fated military mission to the cynical, wily Communist partisans in Yugoslavia.

They led the fated lad home between them.

It coughed up the ill-fated pink ones and the oversized Chinese pairs, but those failed even as stopgap measures.

Make no allusion to the past; nOR upon any occasion be induced to pronounce the names of your illustrious father OR ill-fated mother.

fourth, The literary image of the Yuan Dynasty' trajectories were in ill-fated or happy mode.

Does this mean that all GM foods are fated never to solve the undernutrition of the poor?

Miller had made ill-fated bets on ailing mortgage company Freddie Mac where he was the biggest shareholder.

Though called a "drama, " "Fated to Love You" is hilarious and employs a wide variety of comic conventions.

VIRGO &ARIES: The volatile Aries will upset your nervous nature, the conclusion being ill- fated and certainly not lasting.

But even if you inherited the family frown instead of joy genes, you're not fated to a life of gloom.

Rarely though do they hail from Laos, a tiny, landlocked country that was caught up in America's ill-fated Indochina War.

I've always known that I was fated to never find love, but I've always believed in love.

Observers once assumed the two parties were fated to simulate agreement in public while bickering in private.

Things have happened and whether they were forced fated or freely embraced, they have led to changes that can't be easily undone.

Two years ago, I was on a similarly fated flight the ones mentioned above.

The plane passed all safety inspections in Colombia before heading to Panama to begin the ill-fated flight, Ospina said.

While Vice President, Nixon allegedly organized an ill-fated convert plan to assassinate Fidel Castro.

This cycle of energy brings about fated, inevitable events in many lives.

Scott and his crew stayed at the hut before their ill-fated Terra Nova expedition to the South Pole in January 1912.

Ampatuan allegedly stopped the ill-fated convoy with dozens of police and pro-government militiamen.

I believe they were fated to be married.

Second, I created my own e-commerce site, the ill-fated DressYourBadger. com.

It was a recurring human fever fated to cool and pass.

But he doesn't know, there are a wolf waiting for him somewhere. . . . . . they were fated to meet.

Han then joined Badure on an ill-fated search for the lost treasure of Xim the Despot.

The act may create the largest regulatory-induced market distortion since America's ill-fated imposition of wage and price controls in 1971.

You see that I am fated to die! Leave me!

Was Bink fated to die brutally-or was some enemy of his?

Engines and radar are derivatives or licensed versions of Russian origin initially developed for the ill-fated Mig-33.

Maybe for those that have been missed, they are fated to be this way.

Italy had a magic moment of their own en route to the ill-fated final.

Han silvery clouds, call prosperous grief, bending the brow, fated, become past.

"It was fated that you would come to my village, " he says.

In any case, the simile was apt: On that ill-fated sinking ship, many more first-class passengers survived than second-class or steerage.

movie endings, ill-fated heroine scarlett o 'hara standing under the tree towards the sunshine, say this sentence indomitable sentence.

But it was only in 2008 that the latest ill-fated military-installed government gave way to civilian rule.

Food aid that is dependent on nuclear concessions is not fated to go far in Pyongyang during a leadership transition.

In my eyes, Ayu perfectly combines the beauty and the talent, Ayu is spiritually my fated angel.

Polish composer and pianist Frederic Chopin ill-fated life, died young.

The rule-makers are fated to be one step behind.

Since we, as human being, are fated to make enemies anyway, the least we can do is to pick them carefully.

She told me about her ill fated life.

The same advice that his ill-fated predecessors had given.

England's footballers are back home after their ill-fated trip to Algeria.

You really believe that? That everything's fated?

Fated to love my wife no. 33. . . This blog is to re-keep all our sweet & bitter stories! !

We were fated never to meet again .

This is still a long way from the previous record, set in 2000, when AOL announced its ill-fated takeover of Time Warner.

So he was fated to be difficult?

We know that Daimler was very interested in a liaison with Honda before it settled for its ill-fated tie-up with Mitsubishi.

Perhaps this already fated, hide is hard to hide away.

No one knows what it's like To be hated To be fated To telling only lies.

The fat ferret fasted first but as fated to feast on a fete.

One example was TCL Group's ill-fated joint venture with French TV maker Thomson and the RCA brand in 2003.

It was fated that they should fail.

But since we're still alive, we must be fated to live.

He was fated to be hanged.

Feudalism was fated to give birth to capitalism, andcapitalism will inevitably give way to socialism.

It is fated that there is someone to charge each one's own destiny on their shoulder.

Never hesitating to become the fated ones.

Almost 6 years ago, the ill fated ship, Hadrian's Pride sailed from Caladon with passengers and cargo onboard and bound for Tarant.

He believes that everything in life is fated.

I believe in love fate, so I am sure when it comes, my fated lover will definitely appears.

The lesson of the recent talks is that Belfast seems fated to throw up recurring crises.

The fat-stigma test included statements like, "People are overweight because they are lazy" and "Some people are fated to be obese. "

Wait for the unique, gorgeous, virtuous-hearted and bright one who is fated to be my princess in destiny to wake me up.

Those who are born poor in this country are fated to die poor.

At the first sense, I Fated love you.

He was fated to die in poverty.

We are fated to suffer from many failures in our quest for truth.

Love is a kind of fetters. It is fated that two people can meet and fall in love with each other.

If we are fated not getting together, what's the meaning of promises?

Must I be fated to lose you ?

We are fated to know each other and, perhaps.

The fated city of Troy.

In modern times, many triskaidekaphobes point to the ill-fated mission to the moon, Apollo 13.

On the other hand, a lack of staff with professional spirit group is fated to it is difficult to continue to move forward.

You and I are not fated. Though I find you really adorable and I like you too.

This is code for demands to revive some or all of the ill-fated EU constitution that was rejected last year by French and Dutch voters.

If we learn no other lesson from the events of the past decade, we will be fated to learn that one.

THE New York Times Company, an American newspaper group, has a history of ill-fated acquisitions

The drug trade that yielded the money is also fated;

An appointed or fated moment, especially of death or giving birth:

To be fated to telling only lies

To find the fated angel of my life

be fated to be hanged

To became the fated ones

was fated from the start

Excitate vos e somno, liberi fatali Awake from your sleep, fated children,

a scheme fated to fail