Jiang's term for the exile being written into a providential order, which strips it of personal guilt.
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preordained
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"...and is like, oh, it's not my fault. This is all preordained. And they will"
"...earth. So, all the events that led the Catholic Church were preordained. They were intended by God. Okay? And the thing that starts history..."
"...these people aren't that smart and their behavior is sort of preordained. You know exactly how they will behave. I'm much more interested in..."
"...the 15 is meant to be diverse, and it's sort of preordained. And people will spend a lot of time jockeying to be editor..."
"...I mean, the outcome is very simple. The outcome has been preordained. The outcome is to kill as many people as possible. To destroy..."
"...even the gods can escape their fate our fate has been preordained what courage is is the willingness to embrace with with honor and..."
"...the idea of destiny. That what Aeneas is doing has been preordained"
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The interview opens as a first-week war briefing and then keeps widening.
The French Revolution is not introduced as politics first.
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