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preordain

verb as in appoint

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foretell
predetermine

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bless
doom
foreordain
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The Hot Takedown team disputes any notions that the Suns and the Bucks are merely lucky to have gotten this far and that super-teams like the Lakers, Nets and Clippers were preordained to be champs without their pesky injuries.

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Those numbers preordained the presidential election results.

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