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come to naught

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See: fail, lose, perish, succumb


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Even well-known Taiwanese environmental activist Lin Ming-teh admitted that his attempts to catch Chinese tourists littering at a well-known Taipei temple had come to naught.
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Interested parties have balked at granting the nonprofit a buyback provision should its new campus plans come to naught.
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CITY Controller Laura Chick worries whether all the hard work of her department to expose City Hall's failures will come to naught.
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