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A senior blood-borne diseases researcher, Associate Professor Mark Stoové, says Australia's first prison needle and syringe program flagged for trial in an ACT jail is most likely doomed because of the influence of a union and its members.

A lot of the block is doomed because of the construction of the Portman Hotel and its mall.

In fact, the current peace process is doomed because of the inability to make a categorical distinction.

Of course, all these ballpark machinations are doomed because of the deadlock between George Steinbrenner and Mayor Giuliani.

Mr. Duterte's spokesman, Harry Roque, played down the new complaint on Tuesday, calling it "doomed" because of the Philippines' withdrawal from the tribunal.

Mr. Lovins first gained notoriety in the mid-1970's for predicting that nuclear power was doomed because of the steadily rising cost of building new plants.

By that time, Mr. Sviridoff had become disenchanted with the unwieldy structure he had helped design, saying that such efforts were doomed because of turf battles, bureaucratic inertia and other obstacles.

So, as best as I can explain it, Newt Gingrich The Analyst thinks Newt Gingrich The Candidate is doomed because of all the negative ads that have been run against Newt Gingrich The Candidate.

The war was also doomed because of American failure to grasp the role of the Pakistan intelligence agency ISI's secret wing, "Directorate S", which has been equipping, training, and propping up the Taliban to consolidate Pakistan's sphere of influence.

Mellet became the first of three Irish women to fight against Ireland's strict anti-abortion laws by asking the UN to denounce a ban in the case of fatal foetal abnormalities – when pregnancies are doomed because of serious defects in the foetus's brain or other vital organs.

But the AHCA is actually doomed because of congressmen to Ryan's right.