Beyond the short-term speculative trading, market participants agree that it is the fate of the economy that will determine the market's long-term direction.
And as in the daily casualties of life every man is, as it were, threatened with numberless deaths, so long as it remains uncertain which of them is his fate, I would ask whether it is not better to suffer one and die, than to live in fear of all?
It is Rover's fate that will determine how Mr Pischetsrieder is judged.
But unless we start recognizing obesity for the serious threat that it is, the fate of our children will be cause for tears.
Mr Banerjee is the first arbiter of their fate and it is not clear how he will rule.
It's hard to call anything a 'bet the company' thing at this point--that is, if it doesn't succeed, the whole fate of the company is tied up in it.
It is here that the fate of this sanctions round will be determined.
The only thing that will keep it from that fate is the talents of the few journalists who remain, so I wish them well.
If Mr Ocalan deserves his fate, it is not for his aims but for his methods.
It is expected to learn its fate in April but all other sports have either confirmed host places or will be expected to qualify athletes by right.
Fortunately the research prowess of the Commons library is likely to spare it that fate.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees says it is "concerned" about the fate of the Muslim ethnic minority Rohingya people, who have fled from Myanmar's border with Bangladesh.
Nor is it inconceivable that a similar fate awaits America's other stockmarket stars, such as Sandy Weill and Bernie Ebbers, whose failure could even shake investors' faith in the stockmarket.
It is possible to change your innovation fate.
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Fate, whatever it is, is sealed.
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With new proposals for the site going to Gateshead Council later on this year, the car park is again in the headlines, and though its fate is still far from certain, it looks more likely than ever that the car park will indeed come down.
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It's only a small flat, and by a cruel twist of fate is completely wheelchair friendly once you're in, it's just getting to the front door that's the problem.
It is not only lack of interest in their fate that keeps people away.
Despite the political enthusiasm for high-speed rail, its fate will hinge on whether it is commercially viable.
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Beneath the surface, these thinkers (rightly) see deep fiscal and social problems which the country needs to address in the next five to 10 years, if it is going to avoid a Japan-like fate.
It is the crisis that worries them, not the fate of the euro itself, or the exact mechanisms taken to solve it.
Aliens are still transforming humans into hideous necromorphs (zombie-like creatures made from different body parts) and it is up to Isaac to save humanity from a fate worse than death.
Now, by Saturday, your fate is sealed - and everybody knows it.
But the most important, and least frequently discussed danger (it gets no mention in the Times story) is the fate of Afghan women.
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One solution would be for Britain not to sell the second carrier it is currently building, which at present seems its likely fate, but to operate it on a timeshare basis with the French.
Its impact on the fate of immigration legislation is unclear, but it isn't likely to make passage any easier.
That is the point these Louisiana residents are making: This is their home, and their fate lies with it.
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