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The troubles at that time—a fire at Windsor Castle and doomed marriages for Prince Andrew and his elder sister, Princess Anne—were a mere overture for the tragedies ahead.

Given how the postseason began, it initially seemed as though the Blue Jays were little more than doomed participants in the Dodgers’ coronation.

He admitted three years ago that mainstream climate models meant “your kids are not doomed to a grim life.”

Once again, for the third time in their three losses in this series, a Dodger bullpen that plagued them throughout the regular season had doomed them again.

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As it turned out, investors sometimes could learn more about Lucent’s doomed vendor-financing deals from reading Winstar’s disclosures than they could from Lucent’s.

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