doom·say·er (d m s   r)n. One who predicts calamity at every opportunity. |
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| But with the latest round of muttering and doomsaying come some admittedly grim facts and figures about Broadway. At each phase during this long period, the forecasts of disaster sound remarkably like today's doomsaying. A report from the Institute of Physics says "gray goo" doomsaying by the likes of Prince Charles obscures the gains nano-technology could bring to developing countries, including better water purification and cheaper, more accurate diagnoses of diseases such as tuberculosis. |
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