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The new entrants are almost certainly doomed to fail.

Some scientists criticized Sagan's work, arguing that it was unreasonable to use resources for SETI, a fantasy project that was almost certainly doomed to failure.

So why is another, almost certainly doomed, attempt to stand in the way of full equality receiving so much political and media attention?

And those activists in Miami who believe that the Gonzalez case will convert a new generation to la causa are almost certainly doomed to disappointment.

Defeat, and the Bulls would have been cut nine points adrift at the bottom of the table, and almost certainly doomed to relegation with London Broncos.

The property in most peril — almost certainly doomed, in fact — is the former Hotel Huntington, at 410 New York Avenue, a three-story building at the south end of Huntington's business district.

At 38, Hollywood's unforgiving sexism almost certainly dooms her to scrabbling for roles in future.

If it did, a vote against the report by either of the budget directors would almost certainly doom it.

That would almost certainly doom Mr. Kagame's ambitious plan to raise Rwanda from poverty over that same period.

Critics called the amendment a poison pill, given that it would almost certainly doom the overall package's prospects of passage in the Senate, controlled by Democrats.

But Ms Gordillo's ejection almost certainly dooms Mr Fox's hopes of reforming the constitution to allow private investment in electricity and oil, and to modernise an archaic labour code.