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• Has the Soviet Union been consigned to the dustbin of history?
• Women, she said, are no longer consigned to niches.
• Peasant rebellions have been consigned to the ash heap of history.
• Nor is the novela consigned to the ghetto of daytime programming.
• It would be best consigned to short-term investment vehicles.
• All are consigned to oblivion, or are racing toward it.
• The critics consigned her to the slag heap of popular culture.
• They represent half of the Dominican troops consigned to the mission.
• Gas lanterns and kerosene lamps were thus also consigned to history.
• Likewise, most consigned bulls are bred specifically as bucking stock.
• Construction of the plantation was consigned to James Hengeveldt in 1745.
• More than 200 items are already consigned to that event.
• There have simply been too many journalists consigned to hell.
• Clinton's legislative ambitions have long been consigned to the sidelines.
• Today they would merely be consigned to the warehouse of masturbatory fantasies.
• The collection was consigned to Sotheby's in September.
• For the last four months, Glenn had been consigned to disrepute.
• International agreements have also consigned aircraft to the chopping block.
• The insurance company then consigned it to Sotheby's.
• Reynolds'Fianna Fail party seems certain to be consigned to opposition.