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- adjective Devoid of
fate .
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Examples
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To me, for us, I mean, for Imre and me, to be fateless means when somebody take you from the bus and force you to a totally different fate.
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The experience was about solitude, a more difficult life, and the things I have already mentioned - the need to step out of the mesmerizing crowd, out of History, which renders you faceless and fateless.
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Beside those fateless candles were the harvest harbingers, the plates on which was growing Saint Barbara's grain -- so vigorous and so freshly green that old Jan rubbed his hands together comfortably as he said to the Vidame: "Ah, we need have no fears for the harvest that is coming in this blessed year!"
The Christmas Kalends of Provence And Some Other Provençal Festivals 1881
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QUOTE (fateless @ Mar 20 2009, 18: 49) worked for me!
MoDaCo WinMo News 2009
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QUOTE (fateless @ Mar 20 2009, 18: 49) worked for me!
MoDaCo WinMo News 2009
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QUOTE (fateless @ Mar 20 2009, 18: 49) worked for me!
MoDaCo WinMo News 2009
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Herewith is a recounting of some of my experiences on that fateless day.
Bay of Fundie 2009
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a single Wise Man and the rest written of as gullible god fearing uninterfering fateless fools the Jehad against Ignorance like a forgotten chapter in closed down schools .. our collective destiny loaded on bigotry of blinded mules. posted 20sept 2006 buzznet
And the Mullah was Born to Rule « bollywoods most wanted photographerno1 2006
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a single Wise Man and the rest written of as gullible god fearing uninterfering fateless fools the Jehad against Ignorance like a forgotten chapter in closed down schools .. our collective destiny loaded on bigotry of blinded mules. posted 20sept 2006 buzznet
2006 December 17 « bollywoods most wanted photographerno1 2006
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It seems to me that this is the case with you: you are quite fateless.”
Gänsemännchen. English Jakob Wassermann 1903
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