Say this trend holds, and Romney is the foreordained choice in 2012.
But is it foreordained that stocks will deliver a terrific return?
It is foreordained that the Corps will ask for new locks, and will say that without them the competitiveness of U.S. grain exports is at risk.
Was it foreordained that Microsoft stock would keep going up?
In this context, the protection of Huiyuan was almost foreordained.
Unfortunately, it is not foreordained that Mr. Clinton's new-found interest in American leadership and engagement overseas will overcome the cumulative effects of inattention to these issues on public attitudes and preferences.
Still, it might make sense for you folks in New York (or in California or Texas or many other states where the outcome seems all but foreordained) to go to the polls.
Irwin Jacobs had run the publicly held company as his own one-man show, and it was all but foreordained from the moment Paul joined up in 1990 that one day Paul would take over when Irwin stepped down.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) process...basically amounts to a "rigged game" - one in which the panel's secretive deliberations are little more than a matter of checking the necessary boxes to achieve a foreordained, positive outcome.
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But sudden change is not foreordained by getting tougher, whereas certain change more fissile material, more potential nuclear and missile know-how that can be sold under our noses to the bidders in the tumultuous Middle East and even to al Qaeda terrorist cells becomes more likely every day North Korea moves forward with its mass-destruction technologies.
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