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Meanings of decide the fate in English

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Usage of decide the fate in English
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The public will now ultimately decide the fate of Mr Seymour's bill.
Radio NZ
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The two popes together pretend to decide the fate of the Empire.
Travels in Morocco, Volume 2.
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One week to decide the fate of a woman I've never met.
Speaks the Nightbird
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I can't envision secret meetings to decide the fate of each candidate.
Reuters
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Iraq's Sunni tribal leaders can decide the fate of IS, he added.
Reuters
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Next month, the judge will decide the fate of Paralympian Oscar Pistorius.
The Guardian
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What they choose to do will decide the fate of the world.'
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
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So will bootleggers decide the fate of cinema rather than the audience?
Wired
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They meant to decide the fate of old Two Knives without delay.
The Talking Leaves: An Indian Story
10
The public must, after all, decide the fate of a new play.
Mary Anderson
11
The next ten years will decide the fate of New Zealand tennis.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
12
This battle that must surely come will decide the fate of freemen.
Erling the Bold
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Answer: A criminal investigation that could decide the fate of a U.S. president.
Reuters
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The day broke, the day which was to decide the fate of India.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
15
And God, not your commanding General, will decide the fate of the South.
The Man in Gray: A Romance of North and South
16
On Monday, the supreme court will decide the fate of the anti-prostitution pledge.
The Guardian
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