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The other signatory was from the former Liberal Democratic government, which was doomed to suffer an electoral rout in August.

"This was an effort by the government which was doomed from the beginning," said Thomas C. Green, Tyson's lead lawyer.

The labels fought a rearguard action, which was doomed because young people learning the latest programs always navigate computers more nimbly than their elders.

This way of thinking has frequently been exploited by politicians; one famous result was the Warsaw Uprising against the Nazis in 1944, which was doomed from the outset and cost 200,000 lives.

The Palestinian bid for membership at the United Nations, which was doomed from the start by the threat of an American veto, moved another notch closer to rejection on Thursday at the Security Council, diplomats said.

Page A8 PALESTINIAN BID IN DOUBT The Palestinian bid for membership at the United Nations, which was doomed from the start by the threat of an American veto, moved a notch closer to rejection at the Security Council, diplomats said.

New products have a protected distinctiveness which is doomed to progressive degeneration from competitive inroads.

"This is the ultimate bubble, which is doomed to burst," former GM vice chairman Bob Lutz said.

The normal contract for North-South is four spades, which is doomed by the location of the missing trump honors.

However, most of the related studies mainly focus on learning features and representations from very large scale dataset relying on deep network architecture, which is doomed to fail with limited training samples due to its high complexity.

This work sheds light on some aspects of the nonlinear behavior of the still largely unexplored memristor, which is doomed to make a revolutionary impact in integrated circuit design in the years to come.