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doom
noun as in fate or decision, usually unpleasant
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It wasn’t an injury or an uncontrollable act that doomed them this time, but rather a rash of discipline errors that came at the worst possible time.
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And still, none of that means the market is necessarily doomed for the next few months.
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And still, none of that means the market is necessarily doomed for the next few months.
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There is always plenty of doom and gloom to go around in the financial media.
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That doesn’t mean the entire AI trade is doomed.
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