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Meanings of imminent demise in English

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Usage of imminent demise in English
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Stressed about finances, children, marriage and the imminent demise of the planet?
The Guardian
2
The imminent demise of intensive farming, it seems, has been greatly exaggerated.
The Irish Times
3
Iran does not recognize Israel and Ahmadinejad has often predicted its imminent demise.
Reuters
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However, not everyone is happy about the tower's imminent demise.
News.com.au
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Kim Jong-il's regime has for years been defying analysts' predictions of its imminent demise.
Reuters
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Great-Aunt Lizzie was regularly visited to be checked out for signs of imminent demise.
A journey: my political life
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There were other more tangible pointers to Carlton's imminent demise.
The Guardian
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As events of the last week have illustrated, reports of his imminent demise proved premature.
Reuters
9
Maybe she had a premonition of George's imminent demise and swept in to rescue him.
Sushi for one?
10
The imminent demise of her career didn't bother her.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
11
For as long as literary culture has existed, there have been warnings of its imminent demise.
The Guardian
12
Iran does not recognise the Israeli state and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has often predicted its imminent demise.
Reuters
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Iran does not recognize the Israeli state and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has often predicted its imminent demise.
Reuters
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Reports of the Iran nuclear deal's imminent demise might just be premature.
Reuters
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The first thing Christie knew of his imminent demise was a cold, damp sensation in his hand.
Complete Books of Blood
16
He made his way to the palace of varieties seemingly unperturbed by rumours of his imminent demise.
The Irish Times
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