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In short, it appears to be a foregone conclusion that women are requesting nonclinical caesarean sections in reasonably large numbers.
And since such rules have not been formulated, the internalizationist's foregone conclusion is that internalization has been demonstrated.
Just as poverty eradication is by no means assured without continued policy attention, so is lost forest by no means a foregone conclusion.
The point is that it makes little difference: their judgement of the ' guilt' of those they are investigating is a foregone conclusion.
The efficient transfer of electronic excitation from the periphery to the center is hardly a foregone conclusion.
In a show trial the outcome is a foregone conclusion.
The parties were close to the median voter; and the election was expected to be the foregone conclusion that it turned out to be.
Thus, it is not a foregone conclusion that genetic variance in fitness would have been substantially less in traditional societies compared to larger modern populations.
Indeed, it would be a mistake to see the exclusion of women from subsequent institutions of science as a foregone conclusion.
The debate that year about the state's constitutional system was seemingly destined, then, to a foregone conclusion.
For this reason, a bid for prestige is always a "bid," not a foregone conclusion.
The number of publications which assume that the existence of the unemployment trap and its problematic effects are a foregone conclusion is overwhelming.
This failure was not a foregone conclusion.
It has been taken as a foregone conclusion for the past two decades that video is an inevitable component of the language teaching and learning scene.
That is, that once a proposal is made it is not a foregone conclusion that the railway is going to be closed.
