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The Party no longer appears doomed as it did a year ago.
2
Most hedgies guessed wrong last year or stayed their own doomed course.
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Thus Europe, though more pacific than ever before, was doomed to war.
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Yet it is also doomed, according to leading food writer John McKenna.
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I want as few to perish with this doomed regime as possible.
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Where in the depths of history has the word 'reprobate' gone missing?
2
Perhaps he passed the night with his friends abusing that reprobate Bonaparte.
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A wickeder boy never lived: nothing could be done with the reprobate.
4
The gods refused as fabulous are not held reprobate on that account.
5
That reprobate you were engaged to defied me and defended that woman.
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We at length found the company separating, and our wager still unredeemed.
2
He regarded the unredeemed pledges; seal-rings, watches, flutes, old violins; what not?
3
Two days ago the legal time expired, and it became an unredeemed pledge.
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When you want to see unredeemed wickedness, look for it in a fool.
5
Three o'clock came, and the unredeemed note still lay in bank.
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There are some here, perhaps, who are still unsaved, unprepared for death.
2
Hold up a sign, 'Will work for date.' Or better yet, 'I'm unsaved.
3
Forcibly killing the server destroys any unsaved data in open applications.
4
I joined the M. E. Church on probation, although I was yet unsaved.
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I have a lot of unsaved people in my family.
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No; not in French at all, but damned me in downright English.
2
Objection 1: It would seem that there is hope in the damned.
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He believes in the material torture-flamesand devils and pitchforks-ofdamned souls.
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A pity one cannot feel this way more of the God-damned time.
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Accordingly both the blessed and the damned are under the eternal law.
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They ensure you the pardon of Heaven; you that are actually damned.
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The eye of the woman damned languourously seeks Satan among the myrtles.
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He claims the right to be damned in spite of theosophical optimism.
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We are damned to live through it in advance hundreds of nights.
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Hurry up with your idea; I'm getting sick of these damned poisoners.
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He looked like a damned outrage on the face of the Earth.
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Hold it overside in the falls, or that damned fish'll smash it.
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REPROBATION, n. In theology, the state of a luckless mortal prenatally damned.
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Hit it quick before I tramp your damned face into the ground.
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Now many will be damned who were not blasphemous in this life.
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Now many who are damned, in this life hoped and never despaired.
