fates

It can also mean that there are fates worse than dealing with usury.

If some people are stupid enough to make it public on social media -- well, they deserve their fates.

Agreed entirely > If some people are stupid enough to make it public on social media -- well, they deserve their fates.

Was describing the fates of TI and Freescale more than the second-tier SoC groups.

Many of the people I cite above know perfectly well the bad fates that await them for their poor choices.

What I'm saying is people's decisions being one of the biggest determining factors of their fates is the null hypothesis.

Fructose is even worse than glucose in this respect, as its primary metabolic fates are hepatic glycogen storage (which is very limited) or conversion to fat.

>There much worse fates than having a truly excellent slice of your work define you when you're 70.

I was curious how many tools that use URLs would suffer similar fates and whether there might be any interesting security vulnerabilities.

We forget these things and we forget that we are not so different from our fellow man that we are immune to the same fates.

During one seven-month period Sierra Leone went through 4 acting governors; two died in office and another, mindful of his predecessors fates, left the colony when he fell ill.

I have a hunch that most of them suffered similar fates.

Jared Diamond's "Guns, Germs and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies".

Has anybody read "The Fates of Nations" by Paul Colinvaux?

With the moralistic notion of "debt", we religiously consign children to awful fates.

Only every played the second Fable but I still remember the one choice you need to make near the end and have to pick one of three "fates".

Fates have been plenty cruel, but things are looking better these days.