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The MDP is agitating for snap elections, although some believe the country would be ill-fated to stage them, under current conditions.

So far, Tokyo has lapped up the benefits; a further ¥600 billion will therefore go on trying to rev up local economies, including an attempt (surely ill-fated) to draw people away from the capital to the countryside.

These experiments proved ill fated.

In the third quarter the company recorded a $2.2 billion charge tied to ill fated U.S. investments.

But lately, it has seemed to some residents to be ill fated.

While the U.S. has resorted to ill-fated strategies to secure more oil — including recent calls for more offshore drilling — the European landscape has been slowly transformed.

The month began with the Union withdrawal to Harrison's Landing on Virginia's James River, bringing an end to the ill-fated attempt to capture Richmond.

Oh, and yeah, it's a wild one complete with references to Moses and ill-fated attempts to make Verizon's 4G LTE hotspots relevant to the Cius.

The third question to Manager Joe Girardi about his ill-fated choice to leave Phil Hughes in to face Mark Reynolds in the sixth inning drew his ire.

The debate lasted several more days than it could have, thanks to Sen. Ted Cruz's ill-fated attempt to filibuster the bill he urged the House to pass.

He sat behind Colin Powell during his ill-fated presentation to the United Nations in order to add credibility to his claims.