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Third, Mr. Assad knows that if he stops the violence and actually engages in a political process, his government will be doomed by a mass protest movement.

ITS bid to host the 2016 Olympic games was doomed by a lack of enthusiasm.

Many people felt Banda Aceh was doomed by a curse that had yet to run its course.

This season was doomed by a pair of decisions made in a two-week stretch in March — extending quarterback Mark Sanchez's contract and acquiring Tim Tebow.

But for all the high-profile drama, the relationship may have been doomed by a mundane problem: the couple apparently couldn't agree on where to live.

Mr. Fox said the service was doomed by a limited budget that prevented him from adding departures and additional pickup locations.

The colony was doomed by a hereditary trait even more basic than the altruism of the workers and the pheromonal ties that bound them together.

But they were doomed by a third period in which they had to kill three penalties, including a two-man Colorado advantage for 40 seconds.

Team Dennis Conner used its new boat, USA-77, in its race against the British GBR Challenge, but it too was doomed by a foul.

To be more precise, the title was doomed by a vulgar alternative meaning that causes Web filters at schools and junk mail filters in e-mail programs to block access to material containing the magazine's name.

The Rangers were not bounced from the postseason because of Callahan's missed breakaway attempt; they were doomed by a series worth of mistakes, of struggles, of adjustments made too late.