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a foregone conclusion

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a foregone conclusion
a result that is obvious to everyone even before it happens (not used with the ) It seems like this year's election results are a foregone conclusion. (often + that ) It's certainly not a foregone conclusion that we'll win.
See also: conclusion, foregone


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Boylesport spokesman Leon Blanche said: "With odds at 1-12, a positive outcome looks like a foregone conclusion although we do expect it to be tight.
In today's society, getting this little one back safe and sound was fortunate, not a foregone conclusion.
NOW that it is a foregone conclusion that the Tesco/Everton/Kirkby redevelopment is going ahead with the pounds 1/2bn project, what I and many other construction builders and firms would like to know is who is going to be on this massive redevelopment site?
 
 
 
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