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Discover Ludwig"what fate" is a grammatically correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to ask a question about an unknown or uncertain future outcome. For example: "What fate awaits us in this uncertain world?".
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And what fate awaits educated North Koreans?
What fate could befall a terrible President?
Dost thou an exile fly, or by what fate?
What fate will befall our heroine, Katniss Everdeen?
If they do, what fate awaits their bosses?
What fate awaits Flying Matchstick Men remains to be seen.
But one never knows what fate will bring," he said.
When parity meets single elimination, who knows what fate has in store?
But that isn't what fate had in mind for Diana Frances Spencer.
Diablo, by contrast, is about jumping in and seeing what fate brings.
Still, it is unclear what fate may await the measure in the House.
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