What is my destiny?

Im a dead duck

My fate was sealed.

My destiny is to seek their meaning.

They want to teach me about my destiny.

I put my fate in your hands.

Behold my fate.

Oh generous God, I turn my face toward Yours and I undergo Your orders.

I share a destiny with my enemy.

Mom, I know what my destiny is.

That figures to be.

It will not change the course of my destiny.

Environment is very, very crucial.

My destiny is to feed people's imaginations.

Supposing you are killed? Then where will I be?

Seriously doomed, doomed!

My fate and the fate of the world around me lie inside my hands.

KMail encountered a fatal error and will terminate now

I'm going to rely on him and he will rely on me.

You know, he was shocked, and he realized, this is my fate too.

Are you my father, that you can decide for me?

The fates of the Arab and Israeli peoples are inextricably linked.

Pa left it up to you whether I go or not.

The advent of the interconnectedness and of the weapons of mass destruction means that, increasingly, I share a destiny with my enemy.

And now it is engaged in a fateful struggle to secure the very existence and viability of the European Union.

This is crucial to our immune system because we'll see other specific parts of our immune system.

The result of which is that everywhere I go now, people treat me like I'm doomed.

Normally, efficiency is crucial because the fuel cost of your engine over its life dwarfs the cost of the engine.

The work of lab scientists such as Dr. Korkor or Barnawolo to detect and sort out whether ailing patients have Ebola virus is also crucial in fighting the epidemic.

I started questioning why my fate was like this, and I realized that it's not just me all Chinese are as confused as I am.

In March, China s Vice Foreign Minister Liu Zhenmin told the Chinese media that the Myitsone Dam deal is still in force, and that the project is crucial for China. China is upset that the project has been suspended and has urged for its continuation.

I have assumed the onus of responsibility, too heavy for one man, but, after all, it is not my fate that matters, at stake are the fates of the peoples I hold dear, the only ones capable of stopping the war.

Mr. Rabbani (Pakistan) During the past 32 months, the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been engulfed in a long twilight struggle against repression and terror in what history will record as the gravest tragedy, while the world looked on as bystanders, as if paralysed.