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"had the same fate" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that two or more things or people experienced the same outcome or destiny. Example: Despite their different backgrounds, they all had the same fate of being rejected from the prestigious university.
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One American nearly had the same fate.
The shoes and dictator had the same fate — to dust they were returned.
Valuable or cheap, they all had the same fate, usually discarded and forgotten on the floor.
Whether it's a Kendall Square Research or a Thinking Machines, all those companies had the same fate.
Equally, as he is, had he been less fortunate in the genetic lottery when he chose his wife, either of their sons might have had the same fate.
True, Dresden was delisted as a site in 2009, but that was a rebuke to the city, not Germany's government; a game park in Oman had the same fate in 2007 after the government wanted to drill for oil and tried to obtain a smaller boundary.But Mr Saakashvili's rebuilding of Bagrati is a new, head-on challenge to UNESCO's ideas.
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They are scared that they will have the same fate as the people of Darayya.
With three more games like this one, these Cardinals will have the same fate.
"We don't want to have the same fate as Tibet".
The Museum of Arts and Design eviscerated Stone's building, and the Museum of Modern Art has the same fate planned for that of Mr. Williams and Ms. Tsien.
"If an incompetent president were to be elected, we could have the same fate as Argentina," Mr. Cardoso said last month.
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