We were 50 points behind the inevitable, the inevitable Democratic nominee!
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Aren't we all just putting off the inevitable — the inevitable being pizza?
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On some level, though, what this country looks like, it's inevitable. Inevitable.
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Point is, the product is inevitable because the economic factors behind it are inevitable.
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And the Beethoven: When the inevitable became obvious or, should we say, the obvious became inevitable.
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But with the inevitable emergence of wearable technology, the prospect of more invasive interruptions seems inevitable.
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This kind of correction was inevitable, bitcoin tends to have one every quarter, but today's downslide seemed especially inevitable.
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"It could be that the inevitable candidate for the Democratic nomination may not be so inevitable today," he said.
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Their examples leads us to certain irrevocable truths, such as that trolling is inevitable, as inevitable as cats on the internet.
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It was inevitable that videos and photos of the carnage would go online, and inevitable that the world would be outraged.
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But I'm not ready to accept that this is inevitable — because accepting it as inevitable would become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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"It was inevitable that Trump would come along, just as it was inevitable that Salvini would come along," Bossi told Reuters.
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"It turned out that what was considered to be inevitable may not be quite so inevitable," Sanders said as he took the stage, referring to Clinton.
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By the end of last night's episode of The Bachelor, the ending of the show seemed inevitable, and not in the Aristotelian "unexpected but inevitable" way.
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"It could be that the inevitable candidate for the Democratic nomination may not be so inevitable today," Mr. Sanders said at the event, referring to Mrs.
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Underlying this propaganda was the sense that Israel was exasperated: It was inevitable that Gazans would charge the fence, and inevitable that Israel would shoot them.
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But to my thinking, this sort of recognition, this confirmation of legitimacy, is inevitable — because the shifting of the industry is inevitable (indeed, already well underway).
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"The word 'inevitable' is what the swamp does to mortgage our children's future," Mr. Roy said, when asked about delaying the inevitable approval of the bill.
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This is the spectrum we are on—how inevitable, how vicious, how like or unlike the usual inevitable and vicious thing is this most recent victory.
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It was probably inevitable that someone would write a YA novel about police shootings, but it was not inevitable that it would be a good book.
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The weekend vividly epitomized the trajectory of the presidential race, an inevitable downward spiral that has scores of people across the nation waiting for the inevitable crash.
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To me — someone who survived the kind of violence that so many seem to believe is inevitable — that state would be a paradise, despite its inevitable flaws.
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Then came the inevitable downplaying from Vatican officials, the inevitable turnabout from Trump ("the Pope is a wonderful guy," he told CNN), the inevitable debates about whether the Vatican's own walls are un-Christian, whether Protestant voters in the South Carolina primary are still suspicious of popery, and more.
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Sneaker culture is all about exclusivity; who can get their hands on what before the inevitable sellout (and inevitable extremely high resale markup) — just look at Yeezys for proof.
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Cats in funny pose + internet = inevitable Photoshop battle.
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Abortion is inevitable — there will always be abortion. . . .
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For decades, many assumed repressive dictatorships were inevitable in the Middle East, just as "informed opinion" in the 1960s and 1970s held that military dictatorships were inevitable in South America.
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Those repelled by their tactics see only destruction and chaos, rather than the inevitable direct confrontation of state power—inevitable if there is a goal past the removal of Trump.
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"The Tornado Auction" is only one of several stories in "Orange World" that veer away from an ending that seems all but inevitable — because in Russell's short stories nothing is inevitable.
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Cyberwarfare could at best delay the inevitable -- if that.
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Glitches are inevitable — the process actually counts on it.
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Fighting, he said — in defense or offense — seems inevitable.
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However, China's rise — and America's decline — are not inevitable.
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A leadership challenge is possible – but far from inevitable.
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" She added: "As tragedies are politicized, blame is inevitable.
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For others, nothing about college is obvious — or inevitable.
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"Rubin writes: "It's useful because it allows people to choose their focus (work, volunteer, family, hobby) — preferable to the inevitable question (well, inevitable at least in New York City): 'What do you do?
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Bowing to the inevitable, refiners themselves are leading the consolidation.
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World War One was not inevitable but it was unsurprising.
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Rick Scott said Friday morning that more outages are inevitable.
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It's inevitable that this is the way we're going now.
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That hollowing out, as I said, is actually not inevitable.
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But what are the factors that cause this inevitable sluggishness?
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It's time to embrace our inevitable cartoony future, fellow humans.
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The inevitable Juul 2 or Juul XL will be, too.
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Prompting the inevitable question: What the hell is space, anyway?
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Absolutely none of this in any way makes Trump inevitable.
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It was inevitable that immigrants would fall through the cracks.
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Which leads to the inevitable question: Is the update sketchy?
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To me, it's not an appropriate argument, because it's inevitable.
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Growing an audience of dedicated fans doing this is inevitable.
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Now that there's a baby coming, it's even more inevitable.
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Tuesday's painful admission of defeat was both welcome and inevitable.
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Warning: Spoilers are inevitable, so watch at your own risk.
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In that sense, a channel like Hylian ASMR was inevitable.
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It's inevitable, no matter how much we might wish otherwise.
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It was inevitable, but that didn't make it any easier.
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It was inevitable that both parties would come to blows.
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Game of Thrones has been headed toward this inevitable clash.
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Improved or adjustable grips are inevitable and will be welcome.
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Litigation over the deal price is especially inevitable, he says.
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It's inevitable that fans will imagine Braun as the puppeteer.
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Now we just have to wait for the inevitable sequel.
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Some analysts also see a new national election as inevitable.
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SOME cities are so shaped that traffic jams seem inevitable.
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Some analysts believe a huge bank restructuring may be inevitable.
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They feel inevitable in a way that almost becomes boring.
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Everything about that scene is inevitable and weighted with tragedy.
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" Later in the hearing, Mr. Zuckerberg said regulation was "inevitable.
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They have troubling handling the season's inevitable ups and downs.
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Who will be held liable when the inevitable accidents happen?
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Sure, jobs may be lost but that's inevitable, he says.
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There was nothing natural and inevitable about American social structures.
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Six 6K displays today, eight 8K displays tomorrow, it's inevitable.
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It is not inevitable that rivalry must lead to war.
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If they fail to do so, fresh elections look inevitable.
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Men can celebrate the inevitable, we must fear it. pic.twitter.
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JO: By now, human colonization of the moon is inevitable.
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It seems inevitable that clubs will become ever more international.
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But that surprising possibility is beginning to also feel inevitable.
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He fought to the last even when defeat was inevitable.
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Where are we hearing this, and why is it inevitable?
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Some knew the fate of these two platforms was inevitable.
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"It was inevitable that the shine would come off Jokowi."
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And one way or another, bundled news subscriptions look inevitable.
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Of course, that means the inevitable backlash is here too.
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Recessions are an inevitable part of the risks investors face.
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Screenshot of Trump's typo tweet, waiting for its inevitable deletion.
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It's almost inevitable it will drop off at some point.
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Many market players think a reduction in buying is inevitable.
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"It's inevitable — at some point, it's gonna happen," he says.
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Perhaps that was inevitable as they depend on investors' optimism.
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After that, the exchange tends to reach an inevitable conclusion.
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Even so, she acknowledges there will be inevitable daily hiccups.
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Now, some of that, I think, was inevitable and necessary.
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And, according to Charles, one of them is "probably" inevitable.
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It's the ultimate betrayal, and yet it's kind of inevitable.
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This is merely the party coming to its inevitable end.
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The simple logic of it led to an inevitable question.
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That makes us sad, even if it does seem inevitable.
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Refusing to confront tough, inevitable political choices is simply irresponsible.
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Inequality is inevitable; the vast inequality of America today isn't.
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Last comes the trial and the nearly inevitable guilty verdict.
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"The evolution or rollback of prohibition is inevitable," he said.
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These questions are inevitable as Halloween gets closer and closer.
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It's inevitable that change will come with women making decisions.
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Against a background of global warming, that might seem inevitable.
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After the characters are introduced, the inevitable siege sequence arrives.
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Since then, a larger delay has seemed all but inevitable.
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"It's inevitable," Musk said, speaking of shifting to sustainable energy.
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Now, the inevitable has happened: Drake is wearing those socks.
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That has not stopped the inevitable deluge of Harambe references.
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In truly intimate relationships, change is inevitable and disappointment guaranteed.
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Yet it hardly seems paradoxical, rather painfully inevitable, that the
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It was a gruesome accident, one that sadly felt inevitable.
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We have reached a point when this is really inevitable.
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However, insiders say they are prepared for their inevitable parting.
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"This is a major, inevitable change," Xi told the meeting.
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Then the inevitable moment comes, and it is not fine.
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Worry less about the Democrats and leftist attacks; they're inevitable.
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We were different in most ways, so clashes were inevitable.
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The only thing these attacks achieved was the inevitable retaliation.
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Experts agree that companies should understand that breaches are inevitable.
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A combination of the two was thought to be inevitable.
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And how does Wright feel about the show's inevitable end?
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Income inequality is an inevitable fact in the market economy.
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But it also makes the backlash against Author almost inevitable.
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"They'll get you through the inevitable rough patches," Obama wrote.
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"A financially destructive membership exodus", Mackinac writes, "is not inevitable".
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Such population crashes can, of course, lead to inevitable extinctions.
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It felt, to many, like full acceptance might be inevitable.
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"I think it feels kind of inevitable," LaZebnik told CNBC.
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With a name like Rex, such a stunt was inevitable.
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But, as is inevitable, the Recording Academy had some missteps.
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Mass shootings are not normal, but neither are they inevitable.
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It's as accurate as things get, pending the inevitable edit.
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When you are truly pushing your limits, failure is inevitable.
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Environmentally conscious companies still have factories and pollution is inevitable.
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I think it's inevitable that it grows into something bigger.
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And with that came the inevitable exhaustion of constant touring.
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But it said civilian deaths were "inevitable" in its attacks.
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But new business models in the car industry are inevitable.
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Maybe these dark thoughts are inevitable in this political climate.
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Which of course, leads to the inevitable question: What next?
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This is why the firing of James Comey was inevitable.
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In his opinion, Kennedy warned that more challenges were inevitable.
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Afterward, her sister Marisa described her disappearance as almost inevitable.
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"I believe that impeachment is inevitable," Omar told the magazine.
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To a large extent, of course, demographic forces are inevitable.
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Cue the inevitable snarky debate about what constitutes bad behavior.
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As the use of data expands exponentially, mistakes are inevitable.
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After weeks of mostly gauzy coverage, the backlash felt inevitable.
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Do you think it's inevitable you can afford the house?
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It was a great run, and its end was inevitable.
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The American theory evolves, but these evolutions are never inevitable.
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But this book was inevitable, he suggests: Prozac needed defending.
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Having sex on the brain, then, isn't perverse — it's inevitable.
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A future confrontation with Israel seems inevitable at this point.
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MoviePass' demise seemed inevitable, if only because of simple math.
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Adaptation to a changing climate looks both necessary and inevitable.
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Three months out, the GOP is still denying the inevitable.
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As the federal budget becomes further unsustainable, change is inevitable.
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Since Thanksgiving is a family occasion, arguments are almost inevitable.
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He avoided everyone, everywhere, but confrontation was inevitable, he said.
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Doing so will only make the inevitable reckoning more difficult.
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That's not the right question, but it's the inevitable one.
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""As supply reduces, an inevitable consequence is that prices increase.
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Venus seems prepared for the inevitable questions about sibling rivalry.
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At this point a year ago, a crash seemed inevitable.
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At such a sprawling operation, some unsavory activity seems inevitable.
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After natural disasters, piles of debris are an inevitable hallmark.
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And though Democrats want to be restrained, impeachment is inevitable.
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Despite the inevitable sibling spats, everyone had everyone else's back.
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Maraj said on Tuesday, however, that more austerity was inevitable.
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These days, breaches are inevitable, which presents an impossible dilemma.
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For years, what now seems inevitable was a pipe dream.
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Honestly, that outcome is as inevitable as our British pessimism.
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The realization was inevitable; only the timing was at issue.
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The consequences were more or less inevitable, given human nature.
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If not, continued currency depreciation and more inflation are inevitable.
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Setbacks are inevitable, but for survivors, they can be devastating.
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In 2016, Wired suggested the apple's eventual decline is inevitable.
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To get that good, injuries along the way are inevitable.
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"It's inevitable, there's going to be another crisis," Coutrot said.
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But to be inevitable is not so bad as that.
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At E3 2018, Bethesda revealed the inevitable sequel: Doom Eternal.
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Which brings us to the inevitable: Uber's acquisition of Lyft.
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Therefore, a "transition is inevitable, it's a must," said Xiao.
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Evolution of this area of law is necessary and inevitable.
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This was not inevitable, but neither was it an accident.
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The substantial pollution and drain on Earth's resources are inevitable.
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Surveillance dystopia is not inevitable, but we must act now.
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This is about slowing the inevitable advance of the virus.
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In the meantime, we must inure ourselves to the inevitable.
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Street names and house numbers weren't inevitable; they were invented.
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It was the inevitable way out of a frustrating maze.
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All of this holds inevitable lessons for the United States.
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The BBC don't like that, but it's inevitable these days.
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Raising the inevitable question: Does Ms. Richards plan to run?
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The game is up and Wotan must face the inevitable.
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Second of all, how can a coup ever be inevitable?
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But there is nothing inevitable about a new Cold War.
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There is the inevitable sequined disaster at the skating center.
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So you are always part of the game, it's inevitable.
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What's the process -- and timeline -- for the inevitable Republican appeal?
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Maybe this moment of discomfort in my home was inevitable.
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It now seems like the latter is all but inevitable.
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Come for the private jets, stay for the inevitable dehumanization.
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The tension between objectivity and subjectivity is inevitable and ceaseless.
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"Some sort of regulation is important and inevitable," he said.
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But recently, the inevitable news came: Mr. Derakhshani had died.
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No one disputes that civilian casualties are inevitable in war.
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Without them, breakdowns are inevitable and lives will be lost.
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Why would we expect anything different about the inevitable outcome?
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At this point, an economic recession appears all but inevitable.
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"At the end of the day it's inevitable," Bregman said.
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That is not the inevitable outgrowth of the 1960s counterculture.
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While death is inevitable, our attitude about it is not.
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Our shiny new megalopolis has spawned the inevitable political backlash.
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There has even been the creation of the inevitable #muskmeltdown.
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Not even the inevitable zombie apocalypse feels like anything new.
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In other words, some fighting isn't just inevitable — it's educational.
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What happens is both shocking and, in retrospect, brutally inevitable.
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Software bugs are inevitable and they need to be fixed.
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Hopefully, whatever it is will feel both unexpected and inevitable.
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I'm skeptical of arguments that their expression is inevitable, though.
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Is a retaliatory move on the part of Iran inevitable?
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Or is that just the inevitable consequence of changing things?
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That looks like the inevitable next stage in his disgrace.■
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A lot of people say catastrophic climate change is inevitable.
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According to the remarks, the erosion of privacy is inevitable.
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Surprises are inevitable, especially as the merger cycle turns downward.
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To some extent, the clash with the press was inevitable.
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And some experts say that another financial crisis is inevitable.
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Flash forward to Saturday's match, and the inevitable happened. GOAL!
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Perhaps it's inevitable that there's a hashtag and it's #WaistcoatWednesday.
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We all treated technology addiction as though it were inevitable.
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At the risk of laboring the metaphor, burnout is inevitable.
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"'A loss is inevitable,'" he says, quoting rule No. 10.
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Little is more terrifying than the unknown and the inevitable.
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It was a big deal, and it was not inevitable.
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It was listed for $819,000, making a bidding war inevitable.
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Now, Mr. Helgesen says his country is facing the inevitable.
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The ultimate failure of Trump's impeachment was likely always inevitable.
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For Kevin, the question was inevitable: What had he missed?
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The game should have been idling toward its inevitable close.
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But no matter how careful you are, sparks are inevitable.
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But no matter how careful you are, sparks are inevitable.
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Looking at Ultimate Ears' wireless speaker lineup, it was inevitable.
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So it was probably inevitable, but it's nonetheless very significant.
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Once the age of empire ended, political separation became inevitable.
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Now is the perfect time to plan for the inevitable.
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But there are limits and inevitable switchbacks along the way.
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What did she think, now that the inevitable had happened?
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Or is a move to Las Vegas or Seattle inevitable?
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Voter turnout hits record lows and Will's victory seems inevitable.
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"And when people ask that inevitable first question — "Who won?
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He also said a new referendum on independence was inevitable.
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Ultimately, if the risk is too high, exit is inevitable.
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Big spending cuts or tax increases — likely both — are inevitable.
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That events are not inevitable does not make them reversible.
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Empire is the necessary and inevitable corollary of Putin's autocracy.
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An inevitable, but regrettable media freakout continues over his comments.
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And of course, the inevitable pictures from passengers' camera phones.
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Not long after Teigen doxed herself, the inevitable FaceTimes started.
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It just kept getting progressively worse, and that was inevitable.
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These subjects will never find happiness and divorce is inevitable.
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Still, it seemed inevitable that their day would eventually come.
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"There was nothing inevitable about modern human success," Stringer says.
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But the downsizing of the Afghan mission was probably inevitable.
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There's also a perhaps inevitable cameo from Donald J. Trump.
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But what's amazing about the poem is that it's inevitable.
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" Conflict with the Establishment, Mr. Weinbaum said, is "almost inevitable.
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While this is big news, it also feels slightly inevitable.
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That these solutions erupt in political conflict is also inevitable.
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Still, Mr. de Blasio sees the full rollout as inevitable.
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Perhaps it was inevitable there would be sensibility [on charges].
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But in hindsight, the West Virginia teacher strike seemed inevitable.
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"This deepening racial division is not inevitable," the report concluded.
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History teaches us about an inevitable dialectic: Power creates resistance.
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Rosen's departure was inevitable from the moment Murray was picked.
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It's still inevitable that these guys are gonna get merged.
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He always knew this moment would come, it was inevitable.
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What do you have to say to your inevitable detractors?
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It is inevitable that criticism will arise from this moment.
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There's nothing inevitable about how things played out in 2008.
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Trump's recent Cabinet reshuffle also made his decision seem inevitable.
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Clinton's victory in November is likely, yet far from inevitable.
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Sometimes he is creative, sometimes destructive, but he is inevitable.
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This pleading gets mired in inevitable political squabbles and delays.
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With only 11 stores — six in Japan — expansion seems inevitable.
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Maybe we'll get something with the seemingly inevitable Bloodborne 2.
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We're left to slowly spiral toward some inevitable dark end.
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Clinton's attacks on his record by relishing her apparent decline ("The inevitable candidate," he said, "is today not quite so inevitable") and explicitly questioning her foreign policy judgment ("Experience does not necessarily equate to judgment").
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Given their inevitable sexual attraction, the phrase took on new life.
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But like a lukewarm hot dogs at the game, it's inevitable.
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Thankfully this does not mean that another world war is inevitable.
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With last October's court filing, the confrontation became all but inevitable.
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Collateral damage from trade tensions between America and China seems inevitable.
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Like many people, I worried that it was inevitable for me.
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Missteps are inevitable, so hiring people who bounce back is critical.
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Still, it could help 3D-printing make an important, inevitable transition.
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It's inevitable: The age of the internal combustion engine is ending.
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Like the rounded loaf, the shape she arrives at feels inevitable.
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I refuse to capitulate to the idea that it's inevitable, yet.
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The WSJ report is necessarily sketchy, though its conclusions feel inevitable.
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Just one week ago, Golden State's NBA championship parade seemed inevitable.
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This was inevitable—not just the game but the season itself.
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Still, none of this means that war is inevitable — or likely.
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Everyone working in the autonomous vehicle space said it was inevitable.
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It just was this sort of slow roll to the inevitable.
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Their paper found that "spooky action at a distance" is inevitable.
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The inevitable gruesome decline followed, and then he died at 63.
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Which makes the inevitable death of that furry someone very difficult.
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Capital One's breach was inevitable, because we did nothing after Equifax
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It sees a delay to the March 203 deadline as "inevitable".
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Do you think that the outcome we have now was inevitable?
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Then came the inevitable questions: Would there be a second season?
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Cramer knows a sell-off is inevitable in the market eventually.
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Of course, after every short-lived high is the inevitable comedown.
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None of this will likely happen immediately, and it's not inevitable.
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A store in her home base of New York was inevitable.
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Indians, for instance through the inevitable "internal brain drain" that occurs
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You still have time to catch up for the inevitable end.
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The decision will be daunting, but remember that change is inevitable.
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The second bit, they guess, is referring to Littlefinger's inevitable one.
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It also leaves young people ill-equipped for life's inevitable frictions.
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It all feels inevitable now, when Bieber's presence permeates mass culture.
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""As was, perhaps, always inevitable, 'The Dark Knight' is Ledger's movie.
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I began to see sex as inevitable as opposed to immoral.
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An IMF bail-out, of perhaps $12bn, looks all but inevitable.
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In a free society like ours, it's inevitable that we'll disagree.
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A slowing of this spectacular growth was at some point inevitable.
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None are inevitable consequences of slightly lower growth in global spending.
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They don't really like talking about "it," because "it" is inevitable.
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That should at least mitigate some of the inevitable traffic issues.
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It's worth noting that trade-offs are inevitable in any system.
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But a trade was inevitable, and it finally happened on Feb.
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These basic facts make generational conflict within the Democratic Party inevitable.
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No, not that inevitable, late-winter flu — the Fischli/Weiss fever!
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And there are inevitable undercurrents of historical horror to factor in.
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President Trump's impeachment in the House seems inevitable at this point.
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Is a further deterioration in relations between Iran and America inevitable?
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This competition will be an inevitable hurdle for Amazon moving forward.
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Given those similarities, it seemed inevitable that their minds would meet.
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It is inevitable in any sport, there's always another generation coming.
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Pie in the face — it seems inevitable during a political campaign.
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If not, why not because it seems inevitable, don't you think?
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It is inevitable that a sixth will bubble up before long.
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Like all products, it was inevitable for them to become boring.
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It takes tough-mindedness to see conflict in society as inevitable.
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Maybe, "Apocalypse Then," suggests, the end of the world is inevitable.
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One way to modernize it for the inevitable heat and humidity?
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It's good news for prospective players of the inevitable Smash Bros.
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Again, all of this appears to be pushing toward the inevitable.
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Is a story breaking news if it's felt inevitable for months?
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It's inevitable, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't ask for more.
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Death is inevitable, but how we live life is a choice.
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Chyna calls Rob, and they have the conversation that was inevitable.
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Indeed, firms could ponder such matters themselves before the inevitable backlash.
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It seems inevitable that subscription services will come to more routers.
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Meanwhile, Brendan's case does the inevitable, falling flat before the landing.
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As technologies continue to mature, deep ocean mining may be inevitable.
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"Long term, the move to public cloud is inevitable," he said.
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He did not admit that kooky government restrictions make them inevitable.
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For obvious reasons, Christopher Robin will draw inevitable comparisons to Paddington.
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And it seems to determine that conflict in space is inevitable.
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In a way like sending off The Paradox – bittersweet, but inevitable?
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It's inevitable, because we pretty much already elected Kid Rock president.
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The revival of America's second-largest bank, he avers, was inevitable.
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It seems inevitable that this will be the Asian century. Right?
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Some are haunted by the underlying suggestion that divorce is inevitable.
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Still, many experts believe a deep ocean mining industry is inevitable.
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Their demise feels inevitable, as it did from the very beginning.
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Instead, he staged a solid recovery drive to delay the inevitable.
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Whether it is merely delaying the inevitable remains to be seen.
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To former colleagues and others who know him, it was inevitable.
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If he loses Florida then there Clinton's victory is largely inevitable.
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She didn't worry about prolonging the inevitable: killing her first snake.
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Read Lock Every Door before the inevitable movie adaptation comes out.
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What is critical to understand is that the turmoil was inevitable.
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This backstory could not be better for the inevitable hometown dates.
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Our extreme economic inequality is not inevitable, but results from intentional
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Despite the skate media ecosystem's best efforts, another bust was inevitable.
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It seems inevitable that AVs will replace drivers at some point.
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Its fall and the victory of the proletariat are equally inevitable.
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But what we also found was that this was not inevitable.
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We'll have to wait for the inevitable spinoff for that one.
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The writing was on the wall and their deaths were inevitable.
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Nobody ever questions why girls are such an inevitable spiritual disappointment.
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It sees a delay to the March 29 deadline as "inevitable".
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When it comes to spaceflight, however, "unexpected issues" are practically inevitable.
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Read more on how to best prepare for this inevitable future.
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This evolution, barring a sale to a different studio, seems inevitable.
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"This is the inevitable result of hollow words and inaction," Sens.
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Because accidents are inevitable, Swedish regulations aim to make them nonlethal.
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The Inevitable Clinch The clinch is everything in a Rousey bout.
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It seems inevitable that the job description is going to evolve.
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It also raises an inevitable question: How could Clinton have lost?
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The process of change, they know, is both inevitable and irreversible.
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Perhaps it was inevitable that Trump would look for a distraction.
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That's inevitable—might be Paragon, might be Overwatch, might be Battleborn.
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A carbon drive belt spares your pants from inevitable grease stains.
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It seems fairly inevitable to me that the answer is yes.
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More heat waves are inevitable as the climate continues to warm.
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With a story this juicy, multiple pop culture retellings were inevitable.
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The sad but inevitable reality is that those imperatives are incompatible.
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A JIRA ticket comes with inevitable, built-in assumptions and ramifications.
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These are major concessions for WhatsApp, but they are fairly inevitable.
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Not inevitable, or even necessarily likely, as nobody really wants it.
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The bottom line: An intensified Sunni-Shia divide is not inevitable.
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Orange's boss Stephane Richard has previously said such consolidation was "inevitable".
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Mr Obama thinks Russia should be left to its inevitable decline.
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Her financial holdings also seem to make conflicts of interest inevitable.
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I recently read a book called The Inevitable by Kevin Kelly.
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This leads to an inevitable loser between the two FUBU wearers.
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If we aren't sharing the burdens of life, loneliness is inevitable.
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Such inconsistencies are inevitable in a long and vigorous business life.
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A companion article discusses the risks of treating renewables as inevitable.
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A streaming playlist is not immediately available, but also seems inevitable.
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This turning away from topical nonfiction was not an inevitable development.
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But it's not inevitable that this process has to be adversarial.
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Outcomes are unpredictable until the moment they are revealed as inevitable.
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If Built Robotics is a success, some job displacement is inevitable.
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To be sure, the trend toward cashlessness seems to be inevitable.
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The disintegration that until that moment was unimaginable suddenly seemed inevitable.
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As such, a number of contradictions within the show are inevitable.
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And don't worry: DARPA has your inevitable SkyNet concerns in mind.
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Flight delays are an inevitable nuisance that comes with commercial aviation.
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As geopolitics impinges on globalised commerce, the choice may become inevitable.■
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By all indications, another North Korean provocation is inevitable -- perhaps imminent.
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But it isn't inevitable, since preventive steps can be taken now.
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Their history suggests that titles are inevitable; they come in cycles.
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There's nothing inevitable about a recession unless the Fed over-tightens.
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This fall, we saw the inevitable results of their success: violence.
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Her critics acknowledge some leaks might be inevitable for senior officials.
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A recession is not inevitable, but seems more likely every day.
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Of course, it's not inevitable that such an alliance will work.
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In fact, if rates go high enough, these outcomes are inevitable.
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Neither persistent negative rates nor an unravelling of globalisation is inevitable.
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"Failure at some point in your life is inevitable," says Biden.
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That move was almost inevitable, given the outcome of the referendum.
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There is no forced representation and no inevitable conflicts of interest.
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New friction is inevitable in already frayed relations with longstanding allies.
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Change in how sexual misconduct is handled on campus seems inevitable.
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If he becomes inevitable party would be mad not to unify.
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This was perhaps inevitable after Senator John McCain's death in August.
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Even so, the long-term impacts on both parties seem inevitable.
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Higher oil prices are inevitable — it's just a question of when.
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It's inevitable and will surely find its way into everyone's life.
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Some of this was inevitable, but far less than some claim.
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As soon as vaccination coverage drops below 22017%, outbreaks are inevitable.
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The impression of power they gave seemed not wrought but inevitable.
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Reports of the car show's inevitable demise have been exaggerated, however.
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The inevitable has finally happened: Apple has its own credit card.
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Is widespread technological unemployment inevitable with the current rise of AI?
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Given that Juul is in the nicotine business, controversy is inevitable.
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So a sometimes awkward juxtaposition of football and patriotism was inevitable.
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More settlements like the one reached with Ms. Carlson look inevitable.
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But as with all things Facebook, here comes the inevitable disappointment.
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It is inevitable, when you have an income, you have power.
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This state of affairs is probably inevitable at some point anyhow.
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That is, until things take an inevitable turn for the devastating.
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"I don't have a crystal ball, but it's inevitable," Apfel says.
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Last weekend, Saturday Night Live did its inevitable Handmaid's Tale sketch.
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Thus, they know change is probably inevitable, because perfection is impossible.
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So, it's inevitable that different dungeons have varied rules and regulations.
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Christmas is often just an unwelcome but inevitable reminder of absence.
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Ruby Rose wants to talk about love, relationships, and inevitable breakups.
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But almost all of them grew up believing prison was inevitable.
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It is not avoiding criticism from Republicans; that too is inevitable.
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"The thing I'm learning about aging is, it's inevitable," Daprano said.
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The inevitable stock market corrections proved these holidays to be foolhardy.
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A transition period is inevitable, and inevitably it will be perilous.
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Fortunately for me, the incredibly unhealthy relationship ran its inevitable course.
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But even the governor knew coronavirus in West Virginia was inevitable.
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Let the Taliban retake control, which is inevitable if we leave?
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A short tour of European festivals also included Tchaikovsky's inevitable Fifth.
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Yet instances like those are not inevitable outcomes of new technology.
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It's a weird feeling for me because it's been so inevitable.
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Mr. Price's strategy was to delay the inevitable, Justice Thomas wrote.
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Ten politicians mean that cross talk and spotlight-hogging are inevitable.
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That fight and inevitable appeals could take years to play out.
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The inevitable question: Do we need another translation of Virgil's "Aeneid"?
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So apparent was City's superiority, though, that a breakthrough seemed inevitable.
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It was probably inevitable that children would latch onto stuffed animals.
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But it's not inevitable people will have long-term psychological difficulties.
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But it's not inevitable people will have long-term psychological difficulties.
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Their overlapping professional interests made a collaboration between them almost inevitable.
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There is 'no scientific support for inevitable doom,' one expert notes.
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But alas, occasional nausea is the inevitable price of any cohabitation.
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Mr. Zuckerberg, at least when he says regulatory intervention is inevitable.
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What's more, gossip may be inevitable whether you go or don't.
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But there were deeper factors that made that result almost inevitable.
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"Absent payroll subsidies[,] mass layoffs and furloughs are inevitable," Nelson wrote.
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An inevitable miscalculation or miscommunication between rivals could lead to apocalypse.
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"I don't think it's inevitable," Trump said during the press conference.
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"I started this business, believing that this was inevitable," she continued.
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The inevitable talk of marriage put a strain on their relationship.
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They are inevitable reminders for some Americans that they are different.
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We cannot accept loss of life on our streets as inevitable.
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The particulars of this project make those delays just about inevitable.
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But there is also the idea that gender inequality is inevitable.
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"The inevitable," Casey Clarkson called it, but it was still surreal.
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Even though it was probably inevitable, the news was strangely shocking.
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Community transmission of the new coronavirus is "inevitable," New York Gov.
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And Travelan, which you take before meals to prevent the inevitable.
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Becoming an entertainment junkie is going to be inevitable in 22299.99.
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Few people can comfortably ride out the inevitable financial bronco ride.
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I was mesmerized by his careful planning and the inevitable outcome.
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Yet when we arrived there, it felt like it was inevitable.
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But the showdown between Burling and Outteridge here was not inevitable.
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Although this kind of behavior is commonplace, it is not inevitable.
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This makes the inevitable departure of Merkel all the more worrying.
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Its bleak message is that inevitable moments in life are inconvenient.
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It also hinted at an awareness of the inevitable battles ahead.
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That delicate and politically sensitive step toward European integration is inevitable.
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At this stage, artificial intelligence in all its forms is inevitable.
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Or an indication of — and face-saving concession to — the inevitable?
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The inevitable solution: People will have to pay for quality content.
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I suppose this was inevitable in the age of Donald Trump.
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But, as is inevitable, the Recording Academy made some questionable decisions.
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They also need to resist accepting federal spending cuts as inevitable.
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Floral arrangements This is another area where a tradeoff is inevitable.
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But the #MeToo movement wasn't an inevitable result of the reporting.
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No matter which party is in control, raising taxes is inevitable.
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It becomes inevitable when ordinary Americans decide to make it happen.
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But the recent deterioration was not inevitable, even after the riot.
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These communities could spend this money preparing themselves for the inevitable.
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The systemic poverty and racism America faces today was not inevitable.
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Yes, there was the ordinary unnecessary but inevitable concern for Jen.
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Even the mountaintop is always shifting with its inevitable weather changes.
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Is the Daenerys and Jon Snow romance inevitable at this point?
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Loose fur, dirty paw prints and unfortunate accidents are equally inevitable.
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Is a brokered convention inevitable if no one secures a majority?
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Impeachment is looking inevitable and the earth is literally on fire.
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After it rules, a Supreme Court appeal seems close to inevitable.
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It's inevitable it's going to happen more frequently in the future.
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As much as we certainly shouldn't snoop, sometimes it's just inevitable.
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The fight between Warren and Sanders supporters has always seemed inevitable.
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It may be inevitable that health insurance comes with cost-sharing.
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Without that approach, wide disparities are all but inevitable, experts said.
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GRIFTING IS ARGUABLY a natural, even inevitable byproduct of American democracy.
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In a clubby town, intersections like that are all but inevitable.
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There was also a garbage can, for the inevitable vomiting fits.
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Given the country's history, periodic references to Soviet life were inevitable.
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Though many saw this matchup as inevitable, it's a historical anomaly.
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The good news is that a downward trajectory is not inevitable.
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At this point, a vote on Articles of Impeachment seems inevitable.
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An adjustment was inevitable, and, as expected, it began in Q22019.
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But another argument is almost inevitable: white meat versus dark meat.
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Bannon's savage portrayal of the White House made the outcome inevitable.
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To achieve this goal, a conflict with the U.S. is inevitable.
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So we've finally arrived at the inevitable analogous situation for iPhones.
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The news, while it sounded like a big development, felt inevitable.
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The all-electric Porsche arrived and with it, inevitable Tesla comparisons.
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Brexiters largely considered his decision to quit both welcome and inevitable.
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That helps better prepare you for the next inevitable market turn.
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The inevitable backlash hit in the latter half of the decade.
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That was "a hugely important step toward inevitable accountability," Goldsmith argues.
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It seems inevitable that a fourth must be on the horizon.
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"Donuts" seemed to be Yancey's final stand against an inevitable fate.
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Many already believe that a massive bank bailout may be inevitable.
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Given the country's massive population, challenges such as these are inevitable.
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"Gun violence in America is not inevitable; it's preventable," they continued.
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In fact it's inevitable that it happened and will happen again.
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What shouldn't be inevitable is the devastating impact of climate change.
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To Pace, these changes are somewhat inevitable, given TikTok's enormous success.
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The good news is that none of these outcomes are inevitable.
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So the DHS program will have an inevitable racial disparate impact.
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While shipping accidents are inevitable, they rarely occur on this scale.
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Mr. Nixon resigned rather than face what seemed like inevitable impeachment.
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Suddenly, Ms. Rosenthal said, passing the Child Victims Act seemed inevitable.
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Lives are at stake, characters hide things, and doom is inevitable.
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His victory appeared inevitable during the early months of the race.
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With the coordinates of the Taushiro in hand, contact was inevitable.
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McMaster's departure has been rumored for months as an inevitable outcome.
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Economists believe that further monetary stimulus from the government is inevitable.
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But I think it's inevitable if we continue down this path.
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"What we all know is that change is inevitable," he said.
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And don't forget the news media's inevitable search party for Cuban.
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So it's inevitable that there will be some aspect of nostalgia.
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He had the inevitable intellectual and emotional collapse at age 20.
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The play's narrative arc makes Lehman Brothers' hubristic fall seem inevitable.
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It is difficult to predict exactly when, but it is inevitable.
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Roberts voted to overturn precedent anyway, knowing a backlash was inevitable.
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In these instances, it is inevitable for people to look Westward.
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Blind spots aren't inevitable in all vehicles, argues user Kristen Rush.
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Forgiveness is an inevitable component of any life lived in relation.
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Murphy is right in one sense: None of this is inevitable.
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Perhaps the divide, the disdain, the whole crack-up are inevitable.
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Every day that goes by, Slack seems more and more inevitable.
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Sure, some of the disappointment was an inevitable function of hype.
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" Asked about the Clintons' increasingly aggressive tone of late, Sanders said at a campaign forum in Iowa on Monday: "It could be that the inevitable candidate for the Democratic nomination may not be so inevitable today.
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The Warriors are not inevitable, because nothing is inevitable; the very idea implies an end, when the whole point of Golden State's revolution is that there is not an end, that there are new ways ahead.
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Sometimes death is inevitable Futility is among the most difficult concepts in medicine to grasp and accept -- the fact that at a certain point, doctors cannot eliminate or reduce disease and the prospect of death becomes inevitable.
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It's happening, it's inevitable, and Apple's participation will turbocharge the whole thing.
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Memphis Grizzlies fans knew that the departure of Zach Randolph was inevitable.
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It feels inevitable that a similar trend will eventually happen in Japan.
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A comparison with the balconies at Grand Central Terminal is almost inevitable.
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It's this feeling like I have to know him, like it's inevitable.
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It's all but inevitable that on the big policies that both Mrs.
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The racist attacks themselves may be inevitable, but the judgment is not.
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Violence is not just inevitable in Idlib and other opposition-held areas.
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Although, ultimately, it still seems inevitable that window is going to shrink.
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Yet every choice he makes pushes him closer to his inevitable future.
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So if the minimum wage gets too high, job losses are inevitable.
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It seems inevitable the singer will grow tired of earnest, hopeful Elodie.
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Memes are an inevitable product of the age that we live in.
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Waller acknowledges such challenges, and says some scheduling changes would be inevitable.
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It almost seems inevitable due to known risks of its building materials.
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At the time, it didn't feel like a choice; it felt inevitable.
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It's an upsetting end to season 3, but one that was inevitable.
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The pain is inevitable every single morning I turn the lever 'cold.
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It's inevitable that at some point, that's gonna be important to fulfill.
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The United Nations fears large-scale violence could become "all but inevitable".
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LOS ANGELES — Vine's death, however inevitable it seemed, upset many digital influencers.
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It took a little bit of plotting, but the inevitable confrontation happened.
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Lady Gaga's reinvention as Joanne is as inexplicable as it was inevitable.
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Just because bumps in the road are inevitable doesn't mean they're unconquerable.
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This is, however, not an inevitable consequence of the rich getting richer.
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Then again, the political change in Washington may make contractor disruptions inevitable.
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John Yarmuth said a 'growing majority' of Democrats think impeachment is 'inevitable.
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So, until the inevitable peasant insurrection happens, the "circle" will remain unbroken.
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Immigration policies, long-term fixes and the inevitable politics can come later.
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Some explained currency expectations as an inevitable response to the White House.
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Jim Cramer knows a sell-off is inevitable in the market eventually.
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And where there's data, there's the inevitable risk of errors and inaccuracies.
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But we're not here to talk about the inevitable march of time.
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Why did Chávez not leave Venezuela better prepared for the inevitable crash?
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Like Varys, he charges wildly in, and he pays the inevitable price.
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The site's apparent demise was inevitable, even if it's not quite final.
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Promoting diverse voices is not a perfect science, and mistakes are inevitable.
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But by seeding the grassroots of the Church, he makes change inevitable.
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That law professors became pivotal players in this drama was never inevitable.
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Given his status among fans, Green Ranger's arrival was almost certainly inevitable.
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Here's what you need to know about dealing with your inevitable hangover.
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Multiple scenes over Daybreak's season 1 run warn this outcome is inevitable.
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Despite the inevitable creative liberties, it's a generally faithful retelling of events.
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But so is planning out the response when the inevitable failure occurs.
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Oh, and there's the inevitable, Diploian (Diplomatic?) synth line in the chorus.
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So something like Tetris 99 kind of seems inevitable at this point.
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It was inevitable that cinema would be heaved into this battle too.
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Around the country therapists say anxious conversations about politics have become inevitable.
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Your next inevitable driver-passenger conversation can be about rocking the vote.
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The decline is the inevitable result of falling infrastructure investment (see chart).
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On some time scale, a national grid is both necessary and inevitable.
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A fire or disaster of some kind struck Mr. Shortway as inevitable.
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The descent into violence feels inevitable, but what transpires is still surprising.
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Christopher Benfey opens his book about Rudyard Kipling with the inevitable questions.
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Perhaps it was inevitable that China and America would end up rivals.
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But when you fly that high, a few wobbles are perhaps inevitable.
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It seems inevitable the far-right Alternative for Germany Party will surge.
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For some, obscurity, police investigations, and/or an inevitable attempt at redemption.
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It's inevitable that a big, struggling bank will invite comparisons to 2008.
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The inevitable heartbreak remains on the horizon, but it cannot be now.
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In an age where we obsessively track everything, this feels utterly inevitable.
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I felt like it was sort of inevitable at a certain point.
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Smith presents the arrests and sentencing as swift and startling, yet inevitable.
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For drug-related hashtags, one chapter has reached a seemingly inevitable conclusion.
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Now that Libra has been officially announced, let's clear some inevitable confusion.
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Coinbase doesn't charge you any markup fee — but there's some inevitable spread.
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The cycle is about to begin again, bringing inevitable change with it.
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What is not inevitable is the scale of America's impending fiscal bet.
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Either way, Trump came off as a sore loser conceding the inevitable.
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The events unfolding feel inevitable, but the show still has me guessing.
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The US simply won't be adapting with the inevitable march of progress.
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And we will be with you as you face the inevitable backlash.
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"There is absolutely no inevitable contradiction between these two," Lu told reporters.
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There is the inevitable skepticism from the fan/hater cyber peanut gallery.
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It seems inevitable, but I've thought this for the last three years.
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If it fails to materialise, a split could become inevitable after all.
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Regulations should acknowledge that perfection is impossible and that mistakes are inevitable.
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Businesses who saw a devaluation as inevitable were holding back on investment.
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It would have made this week's news of their divorce seem inevitable.
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At the other end is the conviction that a crash is inevitable.
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"I Love It" has the surprising but inevitable factor going for it.
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"Where Telltale was [as a company] right then, absolutely inevitable," says Rafferty.
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Even Zuckerberg said regulation of his industry is "inevitable" during his testimony.
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Comparisons will be inevitable -- whether the candidates invite them or not. 2.
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Game wraps with some conspiracy chat that sets up the inevitable sequel.
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Wilson added that turnover is inevitable given the nature of the show.
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At least Zoey delays the inevitable by going totally dark on social.
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At this point, it seems inevitable that "Endgame" will surpass that figure.
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The earthquake's absolutely inevitable, but the chances of it in my lifetime?
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Of course, there were the inevitable, "OMG, we agree with Barkley?" comments.
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This wasn't Musk's only reference to the inevitable descent into nothing, however.
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When the economy crashes again, and that almost seems inevitable, then what?
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The dilution is tragically inevitable, and, in the long term, not survivable.
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Was it inevitable that Twitter would become a tool of international diplomacy?
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That means that, for some of us, varicose veins are just inevitable.
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Trump didn't disprove that theory in 503; he simply delayed the inevitable.
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Without more external financing, an IMF bailout for Pakistan now appears inevitable.
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What can a marriage survive, and what is an inevitable deal-breaker?
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Outbreaks are inevitable, but pandemics are not if we take action now.
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" He continued: "I'm saying (military options are) inevitable if North Korea continues.
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When Houston selected him with the 43rd pick, it seemed almost inevitable.
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Blade Runner's cyberpunk world is making its inevitable leap into virtual reality.
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Would getting chemotherapy be worth dealing with all the inevitable side effects?
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Unsurprisingly, Nokia's fearless inclusivity comes with some inevitable, and occasionally explosive, pushback.
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Policymakers are wrong to treat low growth as inevitable, reckons Mr Taylor.
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It all suddenly felt inevitable, the fatalistic promise of a third shift.
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All of this is building up for an inevitable autonomous car experience.
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Leading us to one inevitable conclusion about these internet comments. Fake. First!
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While we see where this is potentially leading, it is not inevitable.
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And of course, there were the inevitable A Streetcar Named Desire references.
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Still, we have a few questions before the inevitable book club discussion.
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As is inevitable in such debates, the "slippery slope" argument was raised.
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It's sensible to delay the inevitable; maybe if we sign enough change.
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Part of this is simply the inevitable perception backlash that accompanies success.
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Surely they had some advice for managing the inevitable next morning hurt.
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We must stop attacking ourselves and instead prepare for the inevitable attacks.
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Slower growth seems inevitable and the economy could yet fall into recession.
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Will you tolerate objectification, unsolicited opinions about your body, and inevitable rejection?
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It's an invasion story, and the big fight set pieces are inevitable.
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And that's why this news on Banco Popular I think was inevitable.
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Add it all up and the pardoning of Sheriff Joe feels inevitable.
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This sort of divisive politics seems inevitable if parties are ethnically defined.
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The (inevitable) sell-off comes amid challenging times for its parent company.
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An adage about the inevitable fate of good deeds springs to mind.
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Every day there's more news about the inevitable arrival of autonomous vehicles.
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But in an age of polarized politics, this evolution was also inevitable.
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And then the occasional if inevitable wobble-and-falls at the start.
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" So ageism is probably inevitable "in this potentially lonely and horrifying universe.
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"It's inevitable that it's going to be a big wedding," Batula says.
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He made it sound like an inevitable future, not a conditional hope.
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Victory wasn't inevitable — and it took a lot to go his way.
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"It doesn't consume me because it's inevitable; it's a privilege," Zellweger says.
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Some people may think it just delays the inevitable for a week.
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At the same time, as technology improves, leaps in understanding are inevitable.
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Mulvaney's policy will make dealing with the next, inevitable recession much harder.
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Defeat seemed inevitable, prompting several ministers to urge the president to resign.
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Two days later, Ryanair bowed to the inevitable and announced the cancellations.
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Others see the split as just delaying the inevitable end of Monroe.
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As the rift between the men widened, Mr. Davutoglu's ouster became inevitable.
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"CP succeeded in delaying the inevitable," the unions said in a statement.
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And that when they share the same space that conflict is inevitable.
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That triggered the Trump Twitter machine with a number of inevitable comments:
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Then, in all probability, they will meet their inevitable doom once again.
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Analysts see referral to an in-depth Phase 2 investigation as inevitable.
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" Inevitable clashes and interjections left Mr. Wallace at times yelping, "Excuse me!
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They also represented a seemingly inevitable reappearance of Mr. Trump's irrepressible id.
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In some ways, a search for a new Turkish identity was inevitable.
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On the cover, the inevitable swastika is flanked by two red stars.
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It is inevitable, given what he represents, that Trump looks to Putin.
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It's inevitable that meetings will be part and parcel to your workday.
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Washington politicians sought to manage what they believed was America's inevitable decline.
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But — and you knew it was inevitable — something wicked this way comes.
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Some weakening in mental function appears to be inevitable as we age.
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The dream ticket seemed inevitable even as Bush delivered his convention speech.
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McCain's landslide loss was a major, if inevitable, disappointment for the senator.
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Rather, they are inevitable given the divergent roles of the two organizations.
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A clash was all but inevitable, and it came in October 1962.
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There are legitimate, existentially frightening questions about our seemingly inevitable streaming future.
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A VC expert explains 3 inevitable forces rebooting venture capital right now
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Breakingviews TD Ameritrade's $4 billion takeover of Scottrade merely delays the inevitable.
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National Republican Party leaders are facing a disturbing and seemingly inevitable fact.
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Some analysts see these developments as the inevitable price for phenomenal growth.
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Perspectives Elizabeth Price Foley: Democrats should blame themselves for Kavanaugh's inevitable confirmation.
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Some of Trump's remarks suggest he knows that a compromise is inevitable.
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Some level of conflict, outside of normal economic competition, might be inevitable.
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Automation replacing jobs is inevitable, according to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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I realized it was just prolonging the inevitable of dealing with them.
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Having said that, going into Tuesday, Castor's win was all but inevitable.
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With Emilia Clarke as inspiration, we'd say that's all but inevitable now.
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I think it is inevitable unless we get some more robust competition.
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Landrieu reappeared once the removal of the four monuments was inevitable. In
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It may take a year or two to finalize, but it's inevitable.
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Despite the inevitable false positives, it's hard not to be on guard.
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We say never forget, but some degree of forgetting is always inevitable.
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"Interactivity is the next inevitable step from audiovisual," says Whitestone's Roey Tsemah.
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We don't subscribe to the view that social collapse is inevitable, however.
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Once they agree to the former, the latter becomes an inevitable requirement.
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The impending demographic shift plus critical mass make a diverse workforce inevitable.
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At bare minimum it feels like an inevitable, dialectal moment of contestation.
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He added that with any project of this scope, detractors are inevitable.
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Brown's release by the Giants had seemed all but inevitable since Oct.
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The truth is that the immigration was unanticipated but most likely inevitable.
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This is the inevitable result of plunging into another country's civil war.
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It is inevitable that they will, as there is really no alternative.
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"China's continued expansion of its coal fleet is not inevitable," it added.
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Speaking of… Maintenance is an inevitable part of owning a laser cutter.
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Litigation is inevitable, as decisions to regulate and to repeal are challenged.
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And when the inevitable takes place, it could have a deadly impact.
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Maybe it was inevitable that the collection would feel small in comparison.
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FOSTER In my heart, I feel like that relationship is inevitable, right?
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Mr. Watson, however, said a breakup of the opposition was not inevitable.
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The introspection won't be easy, but it is now, at last, inevitable.
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Can our hospital system handle the inevitable explosion of cases that's coming?
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The arrival of 21 Corso Como, or something like it, was inevitable.
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The number stands at more than 86,000, but an increase is inevitable.
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This bodes well for the inevitable public health emergencies of the future.
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"There are some kinds of conditions where pain is inevitable," Campbell says.
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It was anticlimactic in the way that inevitable things tend to be.
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"Hitler's rise was not inevitable," she opined in a widely quoted paragraph.
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The impact of Rule 20153 is not inevitable; it's a policy choice.
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Little did I know that I was just postponing the inevitable reckoning.
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It's an early build of the program so technical glitches are inevitable.
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Many evangelicals did not see such a list of accomplishments as inevitable.
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But as the halal market grows and awareness grows, backlash is inevitable.
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Clinton's margin among Democratic elites wasn't inevitable, and her advantage wasn't immutable.
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Globalization torpedoed the conviction of 1990 that liberal democratic convergence was inevitable.
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I don't think it's inevitable that race will be the defining cleavage.
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It is the inevitable result of any general policy of immigration restriction.
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Some who previously urged caution are now saying impeachment may be inevitable.
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"Once the decision got made it just it felt inevitable," she said.
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And abortion rights are one of many inevitable casualties of this appointment.
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Meanwhile, Nomura economists have warned that a global recession might be inevitable.
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We can't turn back the clock, but neither is job insecurity inevitable.
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Last year, it seemed inevitable that the house would succumb to time.
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Now we can all go back to panicking about our inevitable deaths.
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It is inevitable in a recession that many will lose their jobs.
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Leave without pay will be inevitable for many employees, the company said.
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For young George, a life in fencing appears to have been inevitable.
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China experts have been predicting for months that mutual disappointment was inevitable.
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One of the inevitable costs will be an increase in our loneliness.
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It's inevitable to make a few financial mistakes, even if you're prepared.
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Somehow, though, Sozdar's acceptance of an inevitable death does not disturb me.
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I imagine we will find out who's speaking in the inevitable sequel.
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But what if the beings we are aren't either inevitable or ultimate?
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For Svitolina, 23, a Grand Slam title feels inevitable and perhaps overdue.
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We've launched a tool to help you plan ahead for the inevitable.
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The airport appeared inevitable, but in October 1929, the stock market crashed.
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The inevitable shrinkage in Medicaid will be particularly devastating to older Americans.
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But as the state's demographic makeup shifts, Democrats insist change is inevitable.
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That Mr. Trump's company would find its way to Dubai seems inevitable.
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Pumping money into the market Authorities knew Monday's shock was likely inevitable.
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What he meant was prepare for the inevitable while you have time.
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At this point, however, the spread of the virus might be inevitable.
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"I think it's inevitable they're going to need to do that," Sen.
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But at this point, it appears only a delay to the inevitable.
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It seems in some ways inevitable after the film's Golden Globes win.
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VERTICAL INTEGRATION I THINK IS LARGELY INEVITABLE OVER THE NEXT 003 YEARS.
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The evidence for 'inevitable societal collapse' is very weak to non-existent.
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One of them, on Thursday, made a shutdown sound all but inevitable.
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THEY'RE INEVITABLE BECAUSE THERE'S NEVER THE PERFECT BALANCE BETWEEN LENDING AND BORROWING.
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Mother nature has become the inevitable victim of humanity's quest for progress.
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The deepening bonds between Russia and Turkey are neither natural nor inevitable.
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Her story and the inevitable abuses of power she encounters unfold together.
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The etymology suggests that disasters are destined, inevitable, like a Greek tragedy.
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Young Jean Lee offers upbeat tunes about downbeat lives and inevitable ends.
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Disagreement among citizens is inevitable — about politics, morality, education, religion, nearly everything.
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Such a dip in Chinese tourists seems inevitable as airlines cancel flights.
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This is painful, but denial will only make the inevitable reckoning worse.
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But then there's the inevitable longing for home, for harmony, for rest.
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A new IMF agreement and the restructuring of private debt are inevitable.
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By doing that, it may sow enough confusion that war becomes inevitable.
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The government needs to effectively manage inevitable change for the greater good.
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This was the inevitable outcome of a dangerous 'war on terror' policy.
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Also, voters will view the inevitable Joaquin Phoenix win as reward enough.
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But Cabrera's anger, in a season now going nowhere, seemed almost inevitable.
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Go deeper: A recession is not inevitable, our senior economics correspondent writes.
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Earlier Tuesday, the CDC called a U.S. outbreak of the disease inevitable.
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Sanders's Democratic detractors are not ready to say his nomination is inevitable.
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So although impeachment now seems inevitable, I fear it all the same.
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And we live on the fault lines where more earthquakes are inevitable.
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That violence was not inevitable in all cases is reason for comfort.
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H.I.V. went from an inevitable death sentence to a manageable chronic disease.
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The hung jury is, perhaps, an inevitable outcome in this confused case.
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She is apparently poised to hit the paid lecture circuit anew. Inevitable.
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"What happens is both shocking and, in retrospect, brutally inevitable," Scott wrote.
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Is the US back on an inevitable path to confrontation with Kim?
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They bid aggressively and won the inevitable bidding war, at $1.3 million.
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Let's wait for the inevitable Kids Edition Dot + Glow bundle, shall we?
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And because Twitter fame is mercurial, her milkshake-ducking was also inevitable.
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These are inevitable roadblocks on the long journey of pursuing our goals.
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Fortunately, this inevitable damage is treatable in a number of noninvasive ways.
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Confrontation was inevitable as people began to wake up to it all.
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This outcome isn't inevitable, but it's a few blocks uptown of probable.
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There will be other inevitable complaints from the self-appointed culture police.
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How did the apparently inevitable ebook revolution fail to come to pass?
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So, the inevitable crash happened," he said Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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That's why this split seemed both so inevitable but also so futile.
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Dickie Arbiter, the monarch's former press secretary, said Andrew's decision was inevitable.
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Dickie Arbiter, the monarch's former press secretary, said Andrew's decision was inevitable.
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At any rate, some industry executives say these tariff hikes were inevitable.
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In an era of revivals and reboots, this may have been inevitable.
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Inevitable in retrospect, at the time it seemed like a shocking development.
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So it is inevitable to you know to invest in Japanese companies.
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As a result, they aren't able to focus on the inevitable, i.e.
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Of course, the inevitable beginnings of memery began rolling out on Twitter.
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It seemed inevitable that they would choke in an epochal, embarrassing way.
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Read more>>> Getting older is inevitable (and certainly better than the alternative).
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"He's fighting the inevitable to the last minute," Deputy Inspector Gelbman said.
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Leaning into those carts, it was easy to believe we were inevitable.
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"The spread of the disease is something that is inevitable," he said.
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A recession - the country's first in nearly three decades - is still inevitable.
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Yet sometimes things that seem impossible one moment become inevitable the next.
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More Americans might accept the leaks as regrettable but inevitable political roughhousing.
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It would be easy to think such decisions were obvious, even inevitable.
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There will be inevitable questions, for instance, about her plans regarding philanthropy.
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I resent the inevitable question: How long are you in town for?
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This is why his tenth consecutive Opening Day start feels so inevitable.
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But with Wagner ascendant, it was perhaps inevitable that Meyerbeer would decline.
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Turkey, however, cannot afford to wait for eventual and inevitable course corrections.
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Now, it's time to start preparing for your inevitable landlord/tenant dispute.
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Ultimately, some level of controversy is inevitable for a topic this political.
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Some will view it as an inevitable fact that cannot be reversed.
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He is the inevitable backlash to a too-strong Republican Party leadership.
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But there is nothing inevitable — or even especially long-lived — about ICE.
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Then it was almost inevitable that things would go bad from there.
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And, when it fails, the administration is claiming that lawlessness is inevitable.
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Smith: Yeah, it's kind of inevitable that it's in everything you create.
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"It is inevitable that this shift will happen because it is inevitable that central bankers will want to ease when interest rates are pinned at 0% and when quantitative easing will be ineffective in achieving the goal," he added.
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Such outcomes may be an inevitable consequence of the proliferation of such theories.
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When people know that the law does not protect them, unrest is inevitable.
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The intervening decades left the specter of the inevitable hanging over the show.
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This is politically difficult anywhere, but the alternative is an inevitable debt crunch.
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After a few months the inevitable sleigh bells of Christmas began to chime.
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Apart from anything else, to a UK audience, there's inevitable overtones of Sherlock.
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It's possible that this sloppy, scattershot nod to '90s jiggle TV was inevitable.
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We'll be watching the new startup closely — as well as its inevitable competitors.
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So it was probably inevitable that the Dyson Pure Hot+Cool came later.
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That kind of integration is sometimes viewed as inevitable in the long run.
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Harms to our privacy and elections are not inevitable — they are business decisions.
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Extra-time seemed inevitable, but Hrubesch won it with just two minutes left.
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In these instances of weighing the worth of an event, comparisons are inevitable.
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Sounds like a future where cars also pack on-board assistants is inevitable.
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Elon Musk has said that UBI in the U.S. is all but inevitable.
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I'd been lucky up until I was twenty, and then the inevitable happened.
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Other suggested names include the inevitable Station McStationface and Australian patriot Blinky Bill.
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For most intersectional feminists, that inevitable "but" is worse than a non-starter.
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Ali faced the inevitable with a sort of cheeky gallows humor, Hana says.
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I recently glimpsed one particularly unusual vision of our inevitable micro-living future.
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Some observers believe that a reversal, at least to some degree, is inevitable.
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It was as if mines had become part of nature, commonplace and inevitable.
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KS: Speaking of Facebook, Dick, why don't you ask the inevitable Facebook question?
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It feels inevitable that Oliver Stone would make a movie about Edward Snowden.
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It's inevitable when you start to institute transformational change across a large organization.
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"Failure at some point in your life is inevitable," Biden said in 2008.
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"I truly believe that everything we are seeing today is inevitable," he said.
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Better to wait for the inevitable movie like everyone—just don't torrent it.
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But it nonetheless benefited from the inevitable investor hype around all things Uber.
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Will the cast entice movie goers as much as the inevitable controversy will?
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And I think it's inevitable that there will be some level of regulation.
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Will the inevitable second season applaud the president as much as the first?
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If they can do that, personal and social change is inevitable, she believes.
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And it'll save your phone in the inevitable case that you drop it.
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In this time of unparalleled uncertainties, Brexit might not be inevitable after all.
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Decline is not inevitable, but Hong Kong is constrained by its political situation.
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When reports became inevitable, editorials frequently castigated gay men as public-health menaces.
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The message to sceptical systems managers: postpone the inevitable upgrade at your peril.
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Yet her "miserable, horrible, inevitable shyness" continued to plague her throughout her life.
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Some amount of losses are inevitable in the conversion of fuel to steam.
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In 1998 President Bill Clinton intimated that he foresaw an inevitable democratic trajectory.
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Oh, and winter came, meaning the inevitable white walkers invasion is now imminent.
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The change we are fighting for often seems impossible, until it is inevitable.
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But when that failed to come to fruition, the club's demise became inevitable.
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I mean, I think it's inevitable, but what are your thoughts on this?
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So, it's inevitable that she'll speak on the matter — when she wants to.
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JPMorgan Chase saved Bear Stearns in March 2008 when Bear's failure became inevitable.
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As our editorial argues, though death is inevitable, a bad death is not.
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But after their chat -- and with "productive conversations" ongoing -- an alliance seems inevitable.
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Because why bother watching when the inevitable conclusion isn't even worth waiting for?
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Accidentally activating voice-powered AI, from Google to Siri to Alexa, is inevitable.
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"The ongoing slowdown in profit growth appears inevitable through fiscal 2017," Hirai said.
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That kind of forced transparency may also be inevitable in a changed world.
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We're circling an inevitable showdown, or showing up, between the FBI and fsociety.
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Tension is inevitable in the relationship between governments and rapporteurs, Mr Kaye insists.
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Toxicity among fan communities is inevitable, but the normalization of it is not.
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She was prepared for the inevitable questions about WikiLeaks and her deleted emails.
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The inevitable moment when Alice's secret emerges should be a moment of clarity.
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It&aposs the inevitable conclusion of identity politics: you divide, then you ruin.
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It's a compelling product, but I'd suggest waiting for the inevitable price drop.
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Comparisons to "Gone Girl" are inevitable, strictly in the tone and literary underpinnings.
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But the process of T-Series' inevitable growth is not exactly riveting stuff.
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Anyone who has followed Markle and Harry's story knows this movie was inevitable.
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With regulation now inevitable, cessation has become the top focus of the company.
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Dealing with such inevitable problems is the domain of law, regulation and governance.
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Surprises are inevitable, but here's what we already know to look out for.
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The end of the Robin's cloud storage services seems inevitable at this point.
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And an attack, West Virginia's Secretary of State Mac Warner said, is inevitable.
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Combine this with Xi's penchant for surveillance, and there are inevitable security concerns.
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A stark choice between working and having children is not "natural" or inevitable.
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Color options are gold, dark gray, silver, red, and the inevitable rose gold.
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A big "No" victory would mean that an early election would be inevitable.
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As with any controversial issue, backlash is inevitable, and Scott was no exemption.
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In the eyes of many, Falcon only serves to legitimize Maduro's inevitable win.
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Until recently another landslide at the next national election in 2019 seemed inevitable.
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A final warning gives the chance to borrow to cover an inevitable overdraft.
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The integration makes a lot of sense, though, and perhaps it was inevitable.
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But the Doctor Strange actor isn't doing this just for the inevitable memes.
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Technological change is inevitable, but does not have to happen without being questioned.
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While Swift's superstardom makes the spotlight inevitable, Alwyn has no interest in fame.
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The problem here, says Frain, is that weight re-gain is almost inevitable.
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