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It that sounds preposterous and doomed to fail, well, sure.

From Salon

Fascists are doomed to failure because queerness cannot be eradicated, despite any Quiet Pride or clampdown effort, unless you wipe out humanity itself.

From Salon

Behaving like an duchess while living in a suburb, Bucket's monstrous social-climbing schemes were ultimately doomed to failure - while she battled to maintain her dignity.

From BBC

Young people from a low-income, disadvantaged background aren't doomed to failure, he says, "but the hill to climb is so much harder".

From BBC

"Without proper buy-in from victims," he said, "this could sadly be doomed to fail."

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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