The logic of the Prime Minister's argument would seem to be inescapable.
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Job cuts and factory closings would be inescapable if a merger goes through.
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The taint on an impeachment arising from such a process would be inescapable.
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Yet if this is not enough to revive growth, talk about more mergers will be inescapable.
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But experimentation, failure, politics, and infighting seem to be inescapable elements of any ambitious human endeavor.
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Since much of this excessive sweating happens on your friend's ample bottom half, it may be inescapable.
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The music of Beethoven will be inescapable this year, as orchestras around the world celebrate his 21928th birthday.
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But as the event drew near, he realized that the real world would be inescapable, even in fantasy.
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Death may be inescapable culmination of life, but damn if we aren't going to die trying to fight it.
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It's more of a warmup than a full sprint, but it's still going to be inescapable for a while.
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While never acceptable, such violence may be inescapable, even for privileged women like Jenn: well-educated, well-employed, white, American.
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Take, for instance, that edible pimple cake that seems to be inescapable for anyone who has used the internet this week.
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That's not happening, but in a city where climate change has long been a daily reality, the issue will be inescapable.
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A former Iraq correspondent says that if further research bolsters the findings, one conclusion may be inescapable: Modern warfare destroys the brain.
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The bottom line that may be inescapable here is that we just raise and consume way too much cattle to be sustainable.
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It stars Lupita Nyong'o and Winston Duke as parents whose family is suddenly haunted by evil duplicates of themselves, who seem to be inescapable.
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As parents, we all want to raise kids who are smart and focused, especially in a world where digital distraction seems to be inescapable.
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" The trio checked their math and queried their underlying assumptions before going public, but "unfortunately," Turok said, "it just seemed to be inescapable that the Hartle-Hawking proposal was a disaster.
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But, after announcing his late-in-the-game candidacy within the Democratic party, his name seems to be inescapable — especially if you are a person, any person, with an Instagram account.
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In South Korea, where Bong said women regard Yeun as a sex symbol, the actor still thinks typecasting based on his personality or his status as a foreigner or expat may be inescapable.
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Some austerity measures will be inescapable, and Mr. Fernández's attempt to create social pacts among stakeholders is essentially a way of buying time and complicity for a scenario that will be unmitigatedly grim.
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"My guess is that it will be inescapable, and inadvisable, for him to not talk about the need to have exceptional scrutiny on some of the excesses and misbehavior," the former official said.
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This may already be the case to some degree for those who consume Twitter primarily through tools built on top of the APIs, but pretty soon it will be inescapable, a fundamental part of how we see and consume each and every tweet, no matter where we encounter it.
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Those lessons may now be inescapable: After Saturday's predawn strike in Syria on three suspected chemical weapons sites, government officials and outside experts agreed that the attack, while double the size of last year's, was unlikely to eliminate Mr. Assad's ability to gas his own people yet again.
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Altogether, the song did not chart commercially. Troy Reimink, writing for the Detroit Free Press, suggested that "in another era, [the song would be] inescapable on the radio." The song became popular online in mid-2014, finding an audience organically. It "lifted the Toronto quartet out of obscurity," and was considered the band's breakthrough hit.
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Amanda, unlike Hoffman, has a much deeper bond with John and considers him to be a second father and a mentor to her. She was almost slavishly devoted to him, abandoning her former life to fully focus on him and keeping him alive (at some point it was very loosely implied that she was also sexually attracted to him). Also unlike Hoffman, who uses the traps as his own form of sadistic, perverse justice that is justified in his mind, Amanda truly believes in John's work. However, by Saw III, she was disillusioned with his MO, and started to design traps to be inescapable, believing that her victims do not deserve the second chance in life.
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However, Hoffman never personally chose any of his victims in his own traps, save for Seth Baxter, and posthumously left notes on future victims. Like John, Hoffman is a skilled engineer and programmer, designing the Pendulum Trap and operating it by himself, and also designing and setting several traps for Amanda (as she is too slender to properly carry and place victims in some traps, and lacks mechanical aptitude like John or Hoffman). However, his sadistic streak worried John, who was eventually convinced that Hoffman, after his death, would continue his work not out of true beliefs but rather in a sadistic power play of his own, and as such, planned for him to be tested, but Jill set up the Reverse Bear Trap on him to be inescapable. Amanda Young: A drug addict, she was abducted and placed in a Reverse Bear Trap by John.
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