Appropriately enough, the title of the show is Problematic with Moshe Kasher—"problematic" being one of the irritating and inescapable buzzwords of our current irritating and inescapable political moment.
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The Kardashian clan is inescapable — even on Tinder. 12.
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Today, the restaurant's place in Toronto's food landscape is inescapable.
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The campaign trail has often seemed endless, angry, and inescapable.
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But for now, at least, Russia is the inescapable medium.
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But it's definitely an inescapable piece of the history here.
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Coupled with that is the inescapable reality of hardware development.
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YouTube rabbit holes are an inescapable reality of the internet.
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Politics is inescapable these days, on television and in life.
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Online advertising has never been more invasive or more inescapable.
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The euro area reforms along Mr. Fillon's lines are inescapable.
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The once rare and gentle beast is now virtually inescapable.
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Because the human mind is a cruel and inescapable prison.
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So, Siri's mispronunciations and occasionally halting responses are almost inescapable.
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The series' harsher moments contain searing flashes of inescapable imagery.
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Failure is an essential and inescapable part of scientific research.
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News coverage of said incidents often feels inescapable and inauthentic.
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In such a small town, everyone's relative status was inescapable.
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There is one version of the maze that is inescapable.
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But with that dreaminess comes an inescapable feeling of exhaustion.
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The analogy to the Thomas hearing is obvious and inescapable.
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The eventual death of all batteries is an inescapable fact.
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Turkey's dual terrorism crises reflect the inescapable complexity of Syria.
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The measurement of time is ubiquitous, inescapable, and incredibly important.
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Even without a role in the show, Trump was inescapable.
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The cacophony of rebuilding Lower Manhattan is inescapable for residents.
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How do we preserve evidence that these monuments were inescapable?
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There is an inescapable force that makes these things happen.
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Today, the signs of oppression and institutional violence are inescapable.
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Race was an inescapable factor in three of the races.
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We all wanted to escape but bad news is inescapable.
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Surveillance cameras are an inescapable fixture of the modern city.
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He calls it the inescapable trilemma of the world economy.
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The national coverage linking Islam to the massacre was inescapable.
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All of which is unfortunate yet inescapable, assert Conservative lawmakers.
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Back then, though, he was an inescapable force for change.
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Teamwork is an inescapable and necessary part of most jobs.
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We are all caught in an inescapable network of mutuality.
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Challenges to core understandings of masculinity — and femininity — are inescapable.
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Syrians are everywhere in Lebanon, at once invisible and inescapable.
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Worst of all, this is framed as an inescapable evil.
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Trump's tweets remain a strange, but inescapable part of his presidency.
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The inescapable conclusion is that the GOP nominee is seeking leverage.
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The CBO analysis reminds us that such an exchange is inescapable.
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Ella Mai's inescapable "Boo'd Up" was in the Best Song category.
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Violence is inescapable, in the air or inside the characters' brains.
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She makes it painful, and inescapable, to meet their innocent eyes.
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Ultimately, one inescapable takeaway is that we live in exciting times.
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Yet there's also an inescapable "West Wing" vibe to the book.
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For the local people of Port Harcourt the soot is inescapable.
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The father of and model for Daenerys Targaryen's seemingly inescapable undoing.
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West's comments were a dicey topic: They were offensive but inescapable.
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If Apple is unapproachable, Facebook and its money are becoming inescapable.
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In fact, disaster might even be an inescapable feature of exploration.
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"This is inescapable: that children are orphaned, people are widowed," Mrs.
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The most thrilling horror stories are those whose truth is inescapable.
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Only if inflation is driven up everywhere are rising costs inescapable.
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In fact, it may be an inescapable part of tourism itself.
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It's a vicious, ugly cycle, and one that often feels inescapable.
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Political and professional figures alike are always subject to inescapable biases.
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Global warming is inescapable, affecting everyone regardless of race and class.
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GIFs are inescapable, infiltrating almost every way we communicate in 2017.
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The academy doesn't always recognize it, but by now it's inescapable.
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It points to the inescapable traces our backgrounds leave on us.
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The trade-offs to come will be both wrenching and inescapable.
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Many of the images feel like purgatory: inescapable, unsettling, and divine.
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Just as Amazon was inescapable on the web, Microsoft is unavoidable IRL.
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Over a week, the larger political context for Warren's actions proved inescapable.
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Their power seems inescapable–but so did the divine right of kings.
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Ageing is an inescapable part of life — and who would want to?
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That inescapable "#292YearChallenge" on social media is just a harmless meme, right?
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And then, of course, there was Kanye's inescapable Bush moment in 2006.
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Teresa always giggled, her high-pitched laugh inescapable in that tiny trailer.
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Despite the franchise's inescapable bleakness, this gives it a paradoxically hopeful edge.
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The accumulating evidence leads to an inescapable conclusion: Fishes think and feel.
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The holiday season social allergyLike seasonal allergies, social allergies are often inescapable.
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"It's inescapable," said Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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But once the questioning got underway, the parallels became even more inescapable.
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N.Y.C. Nature Every December, the poinsettia is inescapable in New York City.
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The pressure to be admitted to a "good" college is almost inescapable.
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The threat was real, as inescapable in those days as the weather.
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The death toll is at 32, and a burnt smell is inescapable.
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One customer, Judy Fuentes, 63, remarked on Mr. Grimm's inescapable campaign signs.
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Bubble talk, like Teslas and Patagonia vests, is inescapable in Silicon Valley.
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Discussions of aging have been all-but-inescapable on the campaign trail.
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Now, that hope is gone, replaced with despair and an inescapable longing.
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The inescapable logic is that it's time for the authority to go.
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With the referendum just days away, taking a side has become inescapable.
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Washington (CNN)The Republican Party's moment of truth on immigration is inescapable.
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The logic of the Prime Minister's argument would seem to be inescapable.
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However, tight finances have become an inescapable part of the family's life.
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The fallout was inescapable: Nearly one in three homes went into foreclosure.
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In 2010, society-shattering tech began to feel more inescapable than inspiring.
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In Seoul, signs asking people to wear masks in public are inescapable.
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There's a sense of inescapable contingency, of latent danger amid beauty. G.R.
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A very important — and inescapable — qualification on the directives in the Order.
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Still, it's promising news for anyone whose PTSD may today seem inescapable.
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The resulting trap for such failing pirates and their "forgotten" hostages seemed inescapable.
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Since then, the before-and-afters demonstrating the product have been virtually inescapable.
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What makes Below special, though, is that it's inescapable even during those breaks.
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A split screen for the ages On TV, the chase was simply inescapable.
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There is an eerie darkness that envelops you, and often it feels inescapable.
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But it was the electric hoverboards, scooters, and skateboards that were truly inescapable.
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In the stickiest cities, traffic seems less an irritation than an inescapable fact.
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But for Anniston, the apocalypse is all too real — and for most, inescapable.
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Job cuts and factory closings would be inescapable if a merger goes through.
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The conclusion is inescapable: Sir James Dyson must be the overlord of robots.
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This said, I found one tendency in the exhibition inescapable, and, ultimately, oppressive.
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Just days after launching in the United States, Pokémon Go has become inescapable.
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Headlines like these were inescapable in the days after the Weinstein scandal broke.
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And the string of hit singles through the '80s he released were inescapable.
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She will be like Jennifer Lawrence circa 2013: inescapable, on every talk show.
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For one very boring summer getting "iced" became a ludicrous but inescapable trend.
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Even so, the lure of a potential multi-bullion dollar market is inescapable.
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The weft of these transactions gradually sutured individuals into a single, inescapable self.
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When something is as popular, revered, and utterly inescapable as Super Mario Bros.
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He is stuck in an inescapable cycle: Donkey Sauce, giant hoagie, Flavortown pun.
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Still though, that inescapable fact remained—99 percent of indie fans were white.
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FEC, then–Justice Anthony Kennedy argued the dynamic is inescapable in democratic politics.
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The first is the inescapable fact of China's emergence as a global superpower.
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"It's inescapable," said Ethan Kaplan, general manager of Fender Digital in Los Angeles.
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Race has been an inescapable subject for me since I was a kid.
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This inescapable truth does not bode well for the promise of American democracy.
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The climate assessment conclusions, based on hard evidence, are stark, clear and inescapable.
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Once I got to know their music better, ABBA became inescapable for me.
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Most of my dates involve a scenic walk and fairly deep, inescapable conversation.
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I live in Hong Kong, a place where gimmicky foods are practically inescapable.
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Unfortunately, the expectation of responsibility is inescapable and it comes with fame's territory.
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Because Flores lived with the family and was undocumented, the violence felt inescapable.
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The electoral arithmetic shows Biden will be the nominee -- that's the inescapable fact.
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Sometimes they sound just like heaven, sometimes like an aggravating and inescapable hell.
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The process seems as inescapable as its extent and global impact remains incalculable.
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The taint on an impeachment arising from such a process would be inescapable.
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He was comfortable with what he called "inescapable ambiguity" on complicated moral matters.
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Love them or loathe them, spreadsheets are inescapable in practically every single industry.
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She's become an inescapable pop star, one whose silence even draws media attention.
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"Listen, politics is inescapable whether I choose to run or not," he said.
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He was a fairly new phenomenon, and his songs had already become inescapable.
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We are not living in an era of mass unemployment and inescapable deprivation.
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Alarming news reports, constant updates on social media, and rumors are essentially inescapable.
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They are meditations on inescapable change and disruption, topographical models of unseen forces.
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On Saturday, Didi Chuxing apologized, saying it has "inescapable responsibility" for the incident.
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But now, more than four years into the program, the facts are inescapable.
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Each is an inescapable part of political life in a diverse, pluralistic society.
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The struggle to come to terms with these tensions is constant and inescapable.
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At this point in both stories, the bad places feel encroaching, omnipresent, inescapable.
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To watch it is to experience nearly five minutes of concentrated, inescapable charm.
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It's entirely insane — yet there's also a certain terrifying, inescapable logic to it.
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Today, BuzzFeed News posted a reminder of exactly how enormous and inescapable Amazon is.
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Racism is inescapable in the criminal justice system, even when it comes to Cosby.
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But in such a small community, the repercussions of a violent act are inescapable.
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That shallowness creates an inescapable sense of poverty porn that Dayveon never quite shakes.
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Instead, he said, the evidence led him to an inescapable conclusion: McCullough is innocent.
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Pablo merch is inescapable on New York City sidewalks, and wherever else hypebeasts live.
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There is a shadow hanging over every part of Catalonia's election and it's inescapable.
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It's out now, and the box office is an inescapable piece of its story.
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It's a powerful, often inescapable emotion—even for those like Aragón who study it.
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This GIF became inescapable, much like the horror of imagining Ted Cruz as president.
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Today, they're as ubiquitous as air and as inescapable as a Donald Trump soundbite.
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Isn't it the regrettable but inescapable reality that this deal gives even more away?
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When This Is Us debuted on NBC last fall, the buzz was inescapable. Mandy!
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Surely you know the one — the ads have been inescapable, the timeline chatter incessant.
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There is an inescapable moral dimension in granting anyone a column of such reach.
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He was immediately struck by the sight of open skies and its inescapable energy.
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Yet as the art world's inescapable marketplaces, there's a certain weird honesty to them.
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But that's nowhere near as controversial as the other inescapable and divisive trend: notches.
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It was the inescapable conclusion to a childhood of devouring books and writing stories.
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That may sound like a utopian pronouncement, but it's closer to the inescapable truth.
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Mets 4, Marlins 2 The juxtaposition of the two players was inescapable Wednesday afternoon.
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This was the inescapable conclusion of journalists and observers from across the political spectrum.
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His other life became inescapable, and she wrote him a long letter, demanding answers.
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But increasingly Silicon Valley is rooted in the city itself, which makes it inescapable.
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"The inescapable conclusion," he says, "is that GE crops are pretty much just crops."
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An inescapable truth of writing this book is that Black families are really fractured.
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Until very recently, debauchery was considered inescapable in some corners of the restaurant industry.
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It is, perhaps, an inescapable reality in one of the world's busiest metro systems.
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And now, for as long as it takes, losing for lottery fortune is inescapable.
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A martyr's death and the inescapable wailing for a commander, a captain, a president.
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Still, the inescapable impact of the coronavirus on the US economy could prove pivotal.
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Soon, an initial concession of a few inches widens to an inescapable partisan trench.
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"The negative impact of close contact is inescapable, but it is sad," he said.
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Midlife—like all Carucci's work—plumbs experiences and emotions that are universal, even inescapable.
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But it had been predicted 20 years earlier, an inescapable part of Einstein's theorizing.
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The dull rush of U.S. Route 1 a couple of blocks away is inescapable.
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Growing up, I had no notion of the now-inescapable concept of self-care.
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Now, especially in our current political climate, we are captivated by this inescapable trend.
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You might as well embrace it now because it's gonna be an inescapable trend.
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Now, these deadlines create an inescapable cycle of heightened political tension around the JCPOA.
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Eventually, it evolved into the inescapable t-shirt-and-sneaker combination we know today.
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"My clients describe it as an inescapable nightmare, and it is," Ms. Goldberg said.
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Clinton's shadow is inescapable, particularly as she is a favorite target of President Trump.
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The kind of clutch-your-pearls grief that floods in like an inescapable wave.
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It's the biggest holiday of the year, made inescapable by decorations and seasonal music.
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Following The Chainsmokers' mashup of their inescapable 2016 hit "Closer" and Nickelback's equally inescapable 2001 single "How You Remind Me," in response to a recent Esquire article calling the duo "the Nickelback of EDM," the Alberta rockers have returned the favour via Twitter.
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Its hardware has made Amazon inescapable with Alexa always waiting, listening for a new request.
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The attention he receives in each new destination is unsought and unfair, but also inescapable.
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The country is governed by an inescapable law: lying is forbidden, punishable by jail time.
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But given the sheer number of readers, it's inescapable that some will miss the joke.
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Even at the weakest and most embattled moment in its history, Facebook still seems inescapable.
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In both the feature film and the documentary, the focus on male relationships is inescapable.
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It's inescapable, opaque, and it wields immense power over the fundamental functions of our society.
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For black families like ours, hypertension is often as inescapable as death, taxes, and racism.
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The first, to be blunt, is that politics has become inescapable in post-2016 America.
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And if you were a weirdo geek like me, he was all the more inescapable.
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For all the bluster and arpeggiated basslines, there's an inescapable feeling of melancholy around them.
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The immense and inescapable grief Oxsana carries over losing Nicholas to gun violence is palpable.
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It's a terrible question to even have to entertain, but an inescapable reality for many.
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The political situation is inescapable, and I am totally abhorred by the vastness of it.
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We are living in the haunted house, the inescapable haunted house, of no man's land.
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But while these systems seem inescapable, the technology that underpins them is far from infallible.
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For decades, Foucault, who died in 1984, was an all but inescapable presence in academia.
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"It's inescapable that it's from ships, and it's not coming from land," Ryan told AFP.
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Given the inescapable nature of Qatar's vulnerability, diplomatic isolation is unlikely to change Qatari policy.
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Scott was inescapable this year after the critically adored second season of "Fleabag" hit Amazon.
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Similarly, the Confederate flag has been a near inescapable symbol in much of the South.
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My favorite bar though was polluted with TVs and so inescapable images of Houston drowning.
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Intelligent machines are inescapable; we are utterly enraptured by these tools of our own making.
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The simultaneous rise of the show and the Lego sets makes this inescapable, of course.
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Or the instant and inescapable question of whether either of his parents was left alive.
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" And yet this doubt, he writes, "is a part of the picture — important and inescapable.
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Questions about Donald Trump have been an inescapable companion to Ryan's final months in office.
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What is it that will forestall the inescapable specter of death that haunts us all?
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She and Mr. McCallum have settled on "Inescapable Truths" as the title for his paintings.
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But the pent-up energy within the party for taking on Mr. Trump is inescapable.
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Therefore, it is inescapable to take responsibility for what technology enables and how it's used.
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Instead, all they ask is that their inescapable mediocrity is fun, or pretty, or entertaining.
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By 1995, politics and culture had changed radically, and the war on drugs was inescapable.
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The killings have cast an inescapable shadow over every aspect of his life since then.
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But if YouTube documented a generation of American bedrooms, TikTok makes the American bathroom inescapable.
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The year's inescapable, breakout rapper has just released "Kirk," his third project in 12 months.
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The analogy with current American politics was inescapable — all hockey fandom, like politics, is local.
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But at some point, you're hit with a terrible, inescapable feeling: You have to poop.
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Still, gender remains an implicit and inescapable lens through which we all see the world.
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Whether I'm home in Texas or back in the Bay Area, tech has become inescapable.
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Every December, "All I Want for Christmas" is as inescapable as pumpkin-spice scented candles.
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You would have to be dead to really see your own skull, an inescapable paradox.
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Even so, the media rumors that the film was a real-life allegory were inescapable.
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An inescapable part of how naloxone works is that it puts people into instant withdrawal.
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Those inescapable claws of harsh reality make the new Hulu true crime drama so very terrifying.
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It's almost exactly 10 years since the iPhone was released, and the media buzz is inescapable.
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Michael Amato explores this inescapable hold the media has on American life in Fear Culture, USA.
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It becomes clear to me that the military's influence on our food system is practically inescapable.
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In 2018, standup comedy is almost as inescapable as politics, and the two overlap fairly often.
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Has the death of a fellow soldier made him more aware of his own inescapable future?
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" A family friend added, "It was like they were locked in an inescapable pattern, a gridlock.
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Conspiracy theories have permeated American politics for decades, but in recent years, they've become almost inescapable.
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And he said quote, he had an inescapable conviction that my oath before God demanded it.
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" Mr Holmes is driven by a "strange, unappeased sense of some continuous, intense and inescapable pursuit.
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The inescapable trend this year was from a company that wasn't even officially at the show.
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No matter how you feel this time of year, one thing's undeniable: The holiday is inescapable.
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"Despacito" by Luis Fonsi featuring Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber was 2017's most inescapable song.
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In "At the Caffé Daria", a story of betrayal, love and friendship, the past is inescapable.
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The inescapable mathematical logic is that the aluminum market is now running in persistent supply deficit.
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Nina Sergeevna (Annet Mahendru) — who's been dodging her seemingly inescapable fate since day one — is dead.
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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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But if Nick has his very own teen Wife now, his complicity in Gilead becomes inescapable.
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He has used Twitter as a tool to foment culturewide rage — it's his big, inescapable bullhorn.
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While being a minority is a constant and inescapable identity, it is not our only identity.
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For everyone else, it means Amazon will take another step toward becoming an inescapable delivery behemoth.
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It's a stark message about inescapable mortality, and the very real possible outcomes of isolated living.
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There was an inescapable sense that they'd be letting down more than themselves if they failed.
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I'm no longer at war with them, and that's a good thing, because rats are inescapable.
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You've got a baby that's deformed and bloated crawling on the ceiling of an inescapable room.
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The answer, of course, is that email is as tempting as it is inescapable, for Mrs.
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Slowly, the friendship became something more, a love wrought from the inescapable forces shaping their lives.
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Avoid judgments, criticisms and threats, any of which can push the student into an inescapable corner.
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But deafness is the inescapable context of each story line, amplifying and complicating the characters' pain.
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I don't want to be surrounded by all my stuff, but it is an inescapable reality.
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One huge difference from the last time Democrats swung back into power is inescapable — President Trump.
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Candy Crush, the inescapable and ageless game, helped parent company King earn $1.99 billion last year.
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In the spring of 2015, the series, then in its third season, was all but inescapable.
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Love it or hate it, that's the world that Jaws built and Independence Day made inescapable.
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The irony was inescapable — I thought of workers being made to train their own outsourced replacements.
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Washburn's buzzy debut novel explores the shifting bonds of family and the inescapable pull of home.
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Nowadays, commercials are either nonexistent (thanks, streaming shows) or nearly inescapable (like Hulu's endlessly repeating ads).
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The reality for many authors is that Amazon is an inescapable force in the publishing industry.
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She also had a radical intuition about femininity: it becomes nightmarish when its artifice feels inescapable.
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Combined with the inescapable sounds of commercial aircraft, traffic noise distresses wildlife populations everywhere in America.
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is so inescapable that it's even started invading video games.
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One of the most inescapable party themes of the 2010s was that of the gender reveal.
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They were inescapable around this part of the decade, from runways to fast fashion clothing stores.
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But the fact is inescapable: Mr. Trump's V.A. policies have already helped me and other veterans.
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The biggest, most inescapable visual reminder of the coronavirus is the constant presence of surgical masks.
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Mr. Scott and Mr. Beale make us feel the inescapable fissures in our own divided selves.
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Yet the stories gathered here point to a single conclusion: Precariousness is the inescapable Jewish condition.
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The partisan stakes of Monday's hearing — sporadically contentious and with potentially far-reaching consequences — were inescapable.
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And over the past few years, they've become an inescapable part of our religious life, too.
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If you spend time on Twitter or Facebook, this voiceless howl becomes all the more inescapable.
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Whether Colombians want to talk about it or not, though, the legacy of Escobar is inescapable.
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But many believe a national framing of the race is particularly inescapable in the current moment.
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When you talk about race and identity, the context in which you're operating is absolutely inescapable.
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That fatalism remains alive and well in American politics—from both the right, which often sees poverty as an inescapable problem of character and choice that is impervious to government intervention, and much of the left, which increasingly sees it as an inescapable consequence of predatory capitalism.
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It's inescapable and an expected downside of using what is otherwise the best kind of input device.
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So what is it that causes that seemingly inescapable sleepiness after you scarf down a giant meal?
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Unsurprisingly, Major Lazer, DJ Snake, and MØ's inescapable hit "Lean On" snatched up the Best Song title.
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The rise of AI-monitored cameras is also making surveillance inescapable at work and in public spaces.
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Technicolor still exists today, but at its zenith, it was an inescapable part of the visual landscape.
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The excitement around it has been inescapable, and the company is no doubt hoping for its success.
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So what has he done to boost the chances that his inescapable hit will earn that achievement?
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Cars are an inescapable necessity in Motor City, a 140-square-mile expanse lacking robust public transportation.
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It's so engrained in our local culture that it's inescapable, even if you're completely uninvested and uninterested.
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The perverted state of the union is inescapable, and we encounter prove of the perversion every day.
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Romeo and Juliet is as inescapable as the weather, gum on subway seats, and young love itself.
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An entire generation of Americans has come of age since Simpson seemed an almost inescapable public figure.
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In Mahajan's riveting and intricate story, the aftershocks of small bombs are as inescapable as their explosions.
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Coverage of SpaceX and Blue Origin, the two private companies pursuing the reusable rocket, is near inescapable.
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Grisham builds the story of Rake's inescapable legend secondhand, through long and similarly somnolent swaths of dialogue.
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One inescapable reality is that there will be more Latino voters in 85033 and again in 2020.
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At the moment, they control a disturbing amount of our lives, in ways that seem borderline inescapable.
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But the deeper implication—that the president is pressuring the attorney general to act unethically—is inescapable.
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"We have an inescapable responsibility to help because a lot of damage has been done," he added.
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The generational divide between Ms. Steinem and many in her circle is inescapable and also somewhat irrelevant.
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"The obvious comparison to the Clinton case is inescapable," said Turley, an opinion contributor to The Hill.
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We live in capitalism, its power seems inescapable—but then, so did the divine right of kings.
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It figures danger, failure, and grief as inescapable features of life, and of women's lives in particular.
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Wagner's inescapable conclusion: The story continued in this vein—cautious, assiduously neutral, lobotomized […] Both sides were heard.
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The events in Rio de Janeiro feel constant and inescapable, a furious relay of competition and striving.
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Back in the first half of 1996, advertising for the special effects-heavy Independence Day was inescapable.
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Pantera was the stuff of sprawling subdivisions, big box stores, inescapable socioeconomic stagnation, and, most importantly, anger.
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Perilous Bodies, an exhibition at the Ford Foundation's newly opened gallery, suggests the inescapable vulnerability of embodiment.
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This past spring, her song "OOOUUU" became a national hit and inescapable fixture on New York radio.
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She begins at the inescapable end, revving up with a visibly moved Mr. Beatty emotionally eulogizing Ashby.
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Its catalogue is sure to become an inescapable reference in every ceramic art department around the world.
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And on top of that, Cersei is also fighting against a prophecy that foresees impending, inescapable doom.
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Now that I'm older, I know that it's inescapable … Throughout life, we all experience pain and worry.
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The house is meant to be seductive, tantalizing, and inescapable — it wants to keep its inhabitants there.
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These days, they are inescapable: thwapping into windshields, sneaking into a diner stowed away in customers' collars.
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For almost two decades, Italy's top division has had an air of faded grandeur, of inescapable decline.
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" The echoes of the current unrest in Hong Kong may be coincidental, but they are inescapable. "No.
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The inescapable conclusion is that the Republican Party is putting its own interests ahead of the nation's.
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With more protests scheduled for Sunday, the sense of foreboding was inescapable across much of the city.
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Top Banana has its own ripening rooms, and the too-sweet smell of ripe bananas was inescapable.
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In the short run, obviously, there is an inescapable dilemma: The party can nominate only one person.
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But this was followed by overexpansion and, in the wake of the 2000 financial meltdown, inescapable debt.
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The almost inescapable fact that China's economy will surpass ours in size has obvious national security implications.
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Given the timing of the appointments, and the contrasts between the two men, comparisons were probably inescapable.
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While I'm critical of the specific decision my industry made in that case, this problem is inescapable.
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An inescapable consequence of a trade surplus is that some other nations must be running trade deficits.
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Impatient with democracy's weaknesses, they may discover that politics and conflict are inescapable through their own participation.
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Call it a last-ditch effort to fight the growing tech reality around us, omnipresent and inescapable.
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Jamie is quickly confronted with his inescapable family legacy because Jocasta wants him to inherit her fortune.
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Heavy scents can be just as overwhelming as body odor, and just as inescapable in confined spaces.
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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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For anyone who had listened to radio in the '80s and early '90s, Michael was an inescapable figure.
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Whatever flavor of Nicks might be your favorite, her voice and style were inescapable from 1977 to 1984.
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And it's inescapable how deeply the job of NFL cheerleader traffics in the most archaic of sex stereotypes.
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That's not oppression," says Fabello, "Oppression is something that is woven into society so that it is inescapable.
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Daniels' use of light directs the eye in constantly surprising ways, while creating an inescapable sense of dread.
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For the vast majority of people, single-use plastics are still an inescapable aspect of their shopping reality.
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Collins&apos head of language content Helen Newstead said the term "fake news" has been inescapable this year.
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Carol Danvers memorabilia, the kind that's so inescapable now, did not exist when DeConnick started writing the character.
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There have now been nearly two decades of Kid Rock being an inescapable part of American pop culture.
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This is not an easy idea to accept, but in the conversation I am having, it seems inescapable.
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"The parallels between Ms. Trump's conduct and that of Secretary Clinton are inescapable," executive director Austin Evers wrote.
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In Posillipo, a wealthy residential quarter that faces the gulf, the sea is inescapable, dazzling from every angle.
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MUBI gets around it with a social angle and a cycling catalog, but the overall logic is inescapable.
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Let's state the obvious: With these inescapable red flags, Gilead has never visually resembled Nazi Germany so significantly.
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It is one of life's inescapable truths that just because something is expensive doesn't always mean it's good.
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This is the inescapable truth: Somebody has to pay for the goods and services commandeered by our government.
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But when the justices hear Friedrichs next Monday, the what if question will be an inescapable background consideration.
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But as a kid, it started with Margaret Hamilton in The Wizard Of Oz as this inescapable horror.
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At its worst, this failure directly contributes to the inescapable sexism that is part of the military culture.
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It was (is) still inescapable in Los Angeles County, and it made him something of a national star.
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Its inescapable falsity stands out in sharp relief as Rachel begins to realize where her feelings really lie.
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They, like many others, heard about Sambuca via CNN's coverage, and once they started looking, Sambuca became inescapable.
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Robocalls have become almost inescapable as the cost of sending them dropped and going after callers is difficult.
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The fusillade is especially menacing because it is inescapable, the workers confined to small hutches on the highway.
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But there's an inescapable ordinariness to the series, and a larger portion than usual of domestic soap opera.
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They are thought to function as part of our defensive reaction to stress and particularly chronic, inescapable stress.
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This perpetual re-incarceration of offenders only adds to an inescapable downward spiral of financial and social costs.
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That is the inescapable characterization of President Trump from voters who see race relations deteriorating on his watch.
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It's ugly, hard to look at, the despair on their faces inescapable, including a woman on her knees.
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"The Logic of Sense," Gilles Deleuze Deleuze interrogates language, revealing all its inescapable paradoxes, distinctions, irresolutions and contradictions.
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It is, instead, the trial itself, the inescapable force that thrust a spotlight on everybody associated with it.
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I wanted to capture just how inescapable the violence was — to show readers what it really felt like.
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It's also irreversible in a world where human error is so inescapable as to disqualify such absolute judgment.
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But, as Seyed Emami's death suggests, it is inescapable one day because the Iranian people will demand it.
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Back in December 2009, Vanity Fair writer Jim Windolf analyzed the inescapable inevitability of America's obsession with cuteness.
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On one side of the divide, the shutdown is inescapable; on the other, it is all but invisible.
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My friend and I both came from violent, angry and abusive homes and a loudness that was inescapable.
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The "American Tribal Love-Rock Musical," as it was known, quickly became an inescapable part of American culture.
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To Mr. Modi's critics, the inescapable conclusion is that the raids were part of a "vendetta" against NDTV.
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But many said his wealth was an inescapable consideration — a gravitational force powerful enough to make coercion unnecessary.
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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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First, there was the inescapable fact that, like Osama bin Laden, 15 of the 113 hijackers were Saudis.
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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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In Miami, Mr. Biden did not mention Mr. Grayson, but the contrast he sought to draw was inescapable.
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Over the last decade, cash has become an inescapable part of village life, as the barter economy fades.
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The grass muffles the sound of the ball bounce, too, so when the urrrr comes, it is inescapable.
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Even our limited glimpse of Trump's tax history, coupled with his tax plan, leads to an inescapable conclusion.
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The Chinese dance troupe's flyers and billboards are inescapable if you live in or near a major city.
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Mr. Rekulak views those defections as the inescapable plight of a small publishing house, although sometimes it stings.
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For all of the rugged glamour the rave scene embodied, there was an inescapable darkness that permeated it.
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And with visions of the storm sneaking into even the most discordant scenes, inescapable loss permeates each page.
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It's not surprising that "gentrification" has become a more capacious idea lately: The phenomena it describes seem inescapable.
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To make one false move is to fall off and plummet into an abyss that may prove inescapable.
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And the women at the bar were swarmed by sweaty, divorced businessmen forming inescapable conversation circles around them.
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If there's a meta-narrative, it has something to do with the inescapable silliness that comes with being human.
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Blush pink — feminine, unthreatening, on trend, and inescapable — is the biggest symbol of Trump's personality in Women Who Work.
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Even so, the undeniable, inescapable meeting of minds between Bernie and Francis could be the beginning of something beautiful.
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Every citizen in Gilead is acutely aware that misbehavior may result in an inescapable life sentence at the Colonies.
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It's worth noting that although, in retrospect, this state of affairs seems inescapable, for years analysts were predicting otherwise.
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In "Grave New World" Mr King argues that economic progress that reaches beyond borders is not "an inescapable truth".
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The great unknown unknown of his presidency was the Arab Spring, which helped ensure that the wars were inescapable.
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Meanwhile debt made tenancy inescapable for many formerly landowning families, driving them down its Dantean rungs and towards destitution.
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They presented a sometimes beautiful but nearly always disheartening image of depression as something passive, mournful and tragically inescapable.
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Kaitlyn: But did you know they're behind the hit song "Closer," which was inescapable in America this past year?
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I have come to the inescapable conclusion that it is time for the Governor of Puerto Rico to resign.
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TikTok is inescapable right now, and it's not just teens paying attention — it's rocked the business world as well.
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"The conclusion is inescapable that non-luminous matter exists beyond the optical galaxy," she wrote in her 1980 paper.
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Whatever fate awaits the Jenningses and company is inescapable now, even if it comes when they're least expecting it.
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Smartphones and personal computers were once an indulgence; then, as more people began to use them, they became inescapable.
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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 is inescapable, where we used to have the possibility of a redemptive hero to save us from ourselves.
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The word "cool" has been inescapable for nigh on 60 years now, used by pretty much anyone and everyone.
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For Kathy, that chaos is inescapable despite leaving New York, lying poolside, and getting married (and reminiscing about infidelity).
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Illustration: Sam WoolleyFor the hundreds of Major League Baseball players, jet lag is an inescapable part of the sport.
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But, in spite of these inescapable facts, we continue to pull the country off the edge of the cliff.
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The second you treat them as a "constant" or inescapable part of your community, you have given them permission.
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The makeover scene has become so common in teen rom-coms that it's an inescapable trope of the genre.
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Perhaps it would be more accurate to say the entire cast of Crazy Rich Asians was inescapable this year.
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Rock-solid yet melting into air, if they bestow any certainty at all, it's the inescapable capriciousness of fate.
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No. But the feature is a welcome peace offering from a company whose data collection is damn near inescapable.
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His music, inescapable as it was, became a small part of songs they created on their roads to stardom.
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"Bullying has always existed, but technology has made it insidious -- and near inescapable," Tanti said in the news release.
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Osorto, who fled violence in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, said fear and a feeling of being powerless were inescapable.
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This year, Colin Kaepernick's inescapable national anthem kneel has inspired other NFL players' demonstration against police treatment of minorities.
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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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Luck, or fate, is as inescapable as our DNA, defining what we know, who we love, when we die.
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Identity amplification makes Republican and Democratic identities overwhelmingly powerful, and perhaps even inescapable, in modern politics — and modern life.
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When faced with an inescapable choice, leaders usually find a compromise to tide themselves over until the next crisis.
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Meetings may be an inescapable aspect of work culture, but Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos remains skeptical of their benefit.
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The inescapable mantra "This is everything!" may strike us as glib, puerile, an assault on our sanity and intelligence.
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Upbeat labeling is inescapable in this £21 million, five-story hotel with 120 rooms that opened in January 2015.
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Like so many such insular, embattled enclaves, her "area," as she often refers to it, is suffocating and inescapable.
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"Everlasting" is a show about people seeking triumph amid inescapable falsity; everything in "UnREAL" echoes that, with an edge.
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Don't just take our word for it; help yourself to the mountain of scientific literature demonstrating these inescapable conclusions.
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With the recent tax package, however, the Republican Congress is once again ignoring the inescapable mathematical realities behind budgeting.
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In large part due to Butler being Williams's first signing, there was inescapable pressure on them both to perform.
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It's meticulously choreographed but not so complex that it distracts from the lilting electro-funk or Monáe's inescapable charisma.
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Ms. Clifford has lately been an inescapable feature of tabloid-tinged news cycles about Mr. Trump's pre-presidential life.
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Water conservation has become the inescapable municipal calling, reinforced in the news media, public service announcements and everyday conversation.
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Seoul is one of the most modern cities in the world, a place suffused with the latest inescapable technology.
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Priest started grafting the reader-addressing, gory bits of Deadpool onto the character's bones, making them prominent and inescapable.
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All the while, you're followed by the slightest of breezes and the faint but inescapable scent of sea air.
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The overwhelming volume of this information demonstrates just how deep, and inescapable, our relationships with the company have become.
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Scholars debate the causes, but the inescapable fact of fewer babies results in an aging population in advanced economies.
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Precisely because it's inescapable, insecure and irresistibly convenient, email provides an almost uncomfortably intimate view into the historical record.
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They soon learn that the field they've entered is an inescapable hell, populated by others as doomed as they.
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As railroad travel made Asian Russia more accessible, Siberia was no longer the inescapable natural prison it once seemed.
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But the inescapable fact is that his campaign does not make any logical sense as a conventional primary campaign.
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Pick up one of these robot companions and avoid the seemingly inescapable darkness that is handheld vacuuming for good.
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The inescapable conclusion of the study is that orphan drugs are not a major factor in health-care spending.
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Sound is all the more potent because it is inescapable: it saturates a space and can pass through walls.
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"The kind of severe political meddling that we've seen in the last six years is not inescapable," he said.
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The inescapable problem the EU now faces is that its digital lag is entrenched and its competitors are multiplying.
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The inescapable power of the cartels gave that "Miss Bala" a feeling of claustrophobic terror and sometimes absurd fatalism.
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And there was my body, stubborn, inescapable — in the eyes of the world, bad: something to be rid of.
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I just think she feels a sort of inertia that is inescapable, that she's recommitted to this marriage countless times.
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A partnership between Facebook, Google, Amazon, IBM, and Microsoft, the group aims to address and get beyond these inescapable associations.
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They're strategically designed to lure insects into inescapable traps, where they proceed to melt the bugs alive using digestive enzymes.
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"The scientific facts are inescapable—regular use of sun protection reduces skin cancer and cancer precursors," Leffell said by email.
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In a country without the ubiquitous air-conditioning infrastructure that the U.S. is accustomed to, the heat can feel inescapable.
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The inescapable product launch alone led to an estimated 3.2 billion-with-a-B impressions, according to Nations Restaurant News.
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A film about capitalism's inescapable game of brutality won Best Picture, then had its own after party at Soho House.
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There was, of course, the inescapable R+L=J theory about Jon Snow's true parentage, which the show eventually confirmed.
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"What you're calling the soul is sort of an inescapable component of treating many people," Humphreys, the philosophy professor, says.
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It feels more personal, more inescapable than the nameless hordes you mow down during Call of Duty's bigger action moments.
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And that's before you consider the inescapable specter of Trump, who Baldwin started playing on SNL in October of 2016.
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This cubicle is the office and inescapable prison of the beautiful, ambitious and desperately deracinated Jendyose Najju Nsugwa (Bisserat Tseggai).
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There was a time that no matter our political leanings, most of us could at least acknowledge that inescapable progress.
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My worldview is anything but nihilistic... Truth is sometimes hard to hear... Mortality is the inescapable truth of all life .
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Some dove into the inescapable political archives to discuss Romney's acceptance of past Trump endorsements and call him a hypocrite.
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GIFs are pretty much an inescapable form of internet communication now, and it's never been easier to make your own.
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That's probably because shopping and dining out are such common, inescapable parts of life, management professor Stephanie Creary told Nittle.
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It also cements the fact that screens are inescapable in this car, as all five measure at least 7 inches.
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And at both the individual and corporate levels, as a company grows more powerful, "power corrupts" remains an inescapable truism.
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A vast and inescapable void pulses at its center, devouring all energy and matter in its path—a black hole.
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Photo: APWhenever tragedy rears its head, it's an inescapable fact that grifters will come around looking for their next victims.
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Yet Clarke's incendiary and irresponsible comments demand exactly this, taking the militarization of the police to its final, inescapable conclusion.
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Born Aubrey Drake Graham, the Canadian celebrity has been inescapable, not just for fans of music, but enthusiasts of technology.
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It awakens deep fear, an inescapable conditioning that tells us such an excess of squeaky precise coordination won't end well.
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"Princess culture," as it's been dubbed by psychologists, is inescapable among the preschool set and can leave parents royally confused.
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Or should this chasm remind us of the inescapable madness that lies beneath even the most stable video streaming platforms?
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He singlehandedly went from a guy who had one bad videogenic night to someone who has some inescapable character issues.
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Because it is scored to "Space Oddity," however, Don's inescapable loneliness still seeps through the bright sunlight surrounding his car.
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In a new work by the artist, what stands out is an inescapable contrast between the older and younger Nauman.
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Andrew Wilson, CEO of Electronic Arts, believes games in 163 will be more diverse, more accessible, and simply more inescapable.
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"Peter Doig lives now in an Eden of wings / not to mention the infernal, inescapable corbeaux ," it reads, in part.
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Some government pressure is inescapable, says Wei Xing, its editor and the former deputy editor in chief of The Paper.
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"It's inescapable that Saadik-known-as-Sadeek has used his Muslim identity to advance his political career," he told me.
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Leonard Cohen's ballad "Hallelujah" has become so inescapable that the songwriter once asked for a break from his own track.
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A crashing economy, Congo's history of brutality, inescapable poverty and a huge unemployed youth population are all fueling the unrest.
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But even if the DPRK eventually achieves that capability, Kim Jong-un has to face the inescapable reality of deterrence.
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The inescapable conclusion is that the #MeToo movement represents, in practical terms, a crisis for the American rule of law.
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Semmelhack wrote that Nike asked Staple to honor New York City, so naturally he found inspiration from the inescapable bird.
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One inescapable fact of living outside the law is the heavy ceiling that it places on a young person's ambition.
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Masculinity, as a set of attributes and standards traditionally associated with Being A Man, is stifling, systemic, and practically inescapable.
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The power of his personality remains inescapable, for better or worse, not only in Cuba but also throughout Latin America.
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Almost every wisecrack in A Black Lady Sketch Show spouts and spreads like magma, its wit and social clarity inescapable.
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Sometimes it's a predetermined, almost genetic fate—inescapable not just because of who you are but who your family is.
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Festivals such as Yom Ha'atzmaut (Independence Day), the celebration of Israel's creation, are now inescapable dates in the religious calendar.
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The American rock band who did those two songs from Shrek that were distressingly inescapable for the entirety of 2001?
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I don't feel particular musically influenced by this band, but from 2002 through 2007 Lightning Bolt felt kind of inescapable.
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It's been approaching all along, eroding boundaries before we quite realize what's happening, and now it is here and inescapable.
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This feeling of inescapable isolation, of the attendant fears, surprises, and joys it brings, is at the heart of Dunce.
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The ramifications for them have been inescapable, affecting royalty splits, legal and insurance costs, and even how songs are composed.
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There's a feminist argument to be made about the dangers of an all-consuming dependence that feels inescapable, even desirable.
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But being barbarian wasn't an inescapable condition, the way many would come to think of race in the United States.
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Once you realize that the world you live in is terrible and corrosive and inescapable, how do you even survive?
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Roots rock goes noir, with tolling piano and reverbed guitar, in a ballad about a lasting trauma, unnamed but inescapable.
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So much of the frustration with tech companies in recent years has originated from the fact that they are inescapable.
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So much of the frustration with tech companies in recent years has originated from the fact that they are inescapable.
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The tragic but inescapable fact at the core of climate change is that we are in an era of loss.
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The inescapable truth for those who study disease outbreaks, new viruses, and the spread of illness is a haunting one.
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But a certain feeling felt inescapable — that in a lost season for the Mets, Smith, too, was sort of lost.
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" In Tuesday's memo, Wachtell reiterated its view that the new paradigm is driven by inescapable "business, political and social imperatives.
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Because much of Ms. Shiffert's work was rooted in the natural world, it inevitably explored time and its inescapable consequences.
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What many consumers might disregard as "Hallmark holidays," like Valentine's Day, are inescapable under the power of the gifting industry.
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Lil Baby might be rap's most reluctant star, but he's an inescapable radio presence with even more street-level hits.
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But again, the hardware issues are inescapable, even if you're running your PSVR on a more powerful PlayStation 4 Pro.
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But those differences, especially since Mr. Trump withdrew the United States from the Paris climate accord last month, are inescapable.
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And yet somehow the catchy story of a multigenerational shark family (doo doo doo doo) meant for babies became inescapable.
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We called family and friends, shared information online and tried to separate the genuine accounts from the inescapable fake news.
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These issues are intertwined and inescapable — and that's exactly how they should be viewed in and out of the theater.
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Love makes memories and life precious; the grief that comes to us is proportionate to that love and is inescapable.
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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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Character is not reducible to private morality alone, but the person of the statesman makes an inescapable difference in politics.
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The disparity between these two scenarios suggests something perverse but inescapable about the media's expectations for politicians' response to scandals.
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Every December, TV and radio become an aural hellscape, characterized by inescapable and obnoxiously tinny renditions of classic holiday music.
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Growth is inescapable in Sichuan; constant humidity and rain make it one of the most fertile regions in the country.
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When Germany's men's soccer team scored a goal in this summer's EuroCup, the streets of Berlin erupted in inescapable cheering.
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While distracting news will always be around, a political and media environment fixated on sensational drama is not predetermined or inescapable.
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A song, and a video, about the inescapable reality that a marginalized community in this country faces on a daily basis.
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The innovative cinematic style — involving split-screens and slow-motion — gives this movie's frightening finale the feel of an inescapable nightmare.
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Mashable's own Josh Dickey noticed some inescapable — and jarringly prescient — parallels between Game of Thrones and the planet Earth in 2017.
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Yet, it seemed an inescapable feature of Roman civilisation; its foundational curse, a recurrent phenomenon like the eruptions of a volcano.
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Overall, the exhibit fosters an inescapable sense of defeat and frustration in the face of an enormously complicated set of threats.
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It is so inescapable that it's almost a cliche to say at this point, but the world feels ghoulish and dystopian.
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Lane was immersed in the digital chaos of reactionary culture and politics that has become an inescapable part of American life.
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In that interaction, Kalanick explains why Uber's rates have fallen so dramatically, pointing to competition that has made price drops inescapable.
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Kim Kardashian West and her ever-growing empire have been inescapable on newsstands, TV, and especially social media for years now.
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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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The inescapable lesson is that another Korean conflict would carry such a price that risking it should not be an option.
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Essentially, Ambrose went through his own traumatizing moment in his youth and felt inescapable guilt for some time, just like Cora.
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Every so often a trend comes along and it's inescapable—its on the runway, it's at Zara, it's at H&M.
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As millennials we've grown uniquely accustomed to going about life with the dark, inescapable, undeniable knowledge of our own imminent deaths.
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It's an inescapable platform, one that's printing money, thanks to a network of complex deals that never quite touch the consumer.
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It's impossible not to consider the context of the exhibition while observing its works, its underground location seeming suppressed, tight, inescapable.
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Lava flows, however, are an inescapable part of life on Kilauea, a volcano that has been erupting almost continuously since 1983.
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The problem with this proposal is that there is often an inescapable trade-off between explainability and accuracy in AI systems.
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The pointedness of the critique was unmistakable and inescapable: the license plate in "Two 1959 People," for example, is all zero's.
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So generally, the Anthropocene, the period in which humans have been shaping the environment on a geologic scale, has proved inescapable.
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Aucoin's sexuality was tactile, oratory, and inescapable at a time in my life when I ran so hard from my own.
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Pokémon was an inescapable force and we surrounded ourselves with it: playing the games, watching the show, collecting and trading cards.
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This naivete gave me great courage, but also left me totally unprepared for the inescapable reality of any creative life: rejection.
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There is an inescapable complexity to matters of national security and foreign affairs, and McMaster seemed unable to abbreviate his briefings.
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As John Dean sat down in the witness chair before the House Judiciary Committee this week, the historical comparison was inescapable.
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Now, even in times like these -- with the abundance of black voices across so many different mediums -- the message is inescapable.
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As India develops and grows to support its 1.3 billion people, the country is on the brink of an inescapable crisis.
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Call of Duty: WW2's vision is of an inescapable crucible, a Trojan War where heroes are endlessly tested and forged.
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EDC is now a distinct product category, like winter wear, that's inescapable for anyone with a passing interest in men's fashion.
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It's a very saddening discussion to have but it's inescapable because we hear about it all the time as Indigenous people.
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After the fall of Qaddafi, when all political prisoners were released, and my father was not among them, it became inescapable.
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Utilities and their allies have spent more than $20 million on the campaign, including inescapable broadcast ads and mass direct mailings.
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But the involvement of opium was inescapable — thus the name "Opium War," as the London Times and other papers called it.
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An inescapable feature of this planet is its cycles of day and night, and all life has become attuned to them.
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In Lawrence's paintings, ugliness and danger are inescapable — facts of life for black Americans in both the South and the North.
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Its popularity grew in the US over the course of the 1980s, according to Eater — and by 1991, it was inescapable.
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And the show's title sequence has a look inspired by the King paperbacks that were all but inescapable during the decade.
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It's high noon in the Amazon jungle, and the heat is inescapable — a sweltering, thick soup of hot air all around.
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They have shown throughout time that they will persevere despite inequality and violence—but there are some threats that prove inescapable.
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She will no longer have to hear the negative campaign ads that have become the inescapable white noise in her life.
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The inescapable weight of my grief told me this was the time — now, not later — to finally pick up the book.
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But there is an inescapable romance to the experience as you watch the world gradually go by from your cozy compartment.
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The goal was to assess whether inescapable pain could condition an animal into "learned helplessness," whereby it simply accepts its fate.
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The downtrodden black woman trope is so inescapable in Perry's work that it practically feels like self-parody at this point.
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"Recognizing that we are in the midst of an inescapable and undefeatable force, we may simply freeze in place," Curry said.
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But Mr. Althoff's best efforts reveal larger, more ambiguous and dangerous worlds, full of life's inescapable tensions, if not its sorrows.
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You might think the inescapable coffee franchise has the edge, but the correct answer is libraries — and it's not even close.
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"In an age of virtual reality and inescapable human impact, is nature as real as it used to be?" asks Tribe.
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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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The event horizon is basically the "last chance to escape" sign for light before it plunges into the black hole's inescapable darkness.
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It is an inescapable fact that some people who are dying, with full mental and emotional capacity, no longer want to live.
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But ZTE could face a potentially inescapable problem for its handsets if it cannot use the Android software from Alphabet Inc's Google.
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The proof that his message of determination and tolerance lives on was inescapable in the way the region reacted to his death.
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In a video message sent to TIME, Daddy Yankee honored the record-breaking success of the inescapable track on the video platform.
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The Finnish left argues that tax hikes are inescapable at a time when care costs are rising and people are living longer.
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Maybe the collapse of Jaime's redemption arc shows a hard-to-hear truth about the inescapable cycle of abusive co-dependent relationships.
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It was an inescapable observation as I viewed the images on CNBC of market strategists, of economists, even the occasional Fed member.
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There is no happy ending for Ray when Detention concludes, and what sets the game apart is how inescapable that conclusion is.
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One will even put them in an hourglass for you, just in case you want a constant reminder that inescapable death looms.
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From calculations involving the length of a river to the volume of a cylinder, Pi is inescapable in the world around us.
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If my manager thinks I'm their friend and I can joke with them, they have created a bond with me that's inescapable.
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In the meantime, Facebook became almost inescapable, and while not great at real-time content, it's got good enough for most people.
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Like death, taxes, and sweat stains, Drake is inescapable and inevitable, and his tendrils snake their way through Last Year Was Complicated.
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Just hearing the name takes us back to middle school dances and the inescapable cloud of fruity body mist in the gymnasium.
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Being a queer woman is the air that I breathe, and it's inescapable, and it's going to be part of the work.
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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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This is what makes FORM unlike any other music festival—an intrinsic awareness of the Earth and an inescapable sense of nature.
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Gramercy, Manhattan Some days, it seems like the dust is inescapable — another indignity New Yorkers endure during this era of rampant construction.
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Heavy metals are part of the earth's crust and crops absorb them from soil as they grow, which means they're essentially inescapable.
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Economic insecurity is an inescapable cycle for many women in the Pacific, due to employment discrimination compounded by a lack of education.
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The pollutants we encounter every day may be largely inescapable, but there's ample reason to be defensive in our skin care routine.
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However, the vast majority of online checking accounts suffer from a simple, inescapable conundrum: It's harder to make deposits, especially in cash.
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Brexit remains the inescapable backdrop, an often dreary legal and administrative process that is now the subject of a rancorous court case.
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It does not matter that favoritism is inescapable in the federal government and that the Clinton Foundation stories are really nothing new.
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In 2000, Fritz Lang and his team constructed the enduring image of an inescapable system of factories and metal traffic in Metropolis.
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Its "Biddy-ba-dum / boo'd up" is inescapable whether you're singing it in your head or at the top of your lungs.
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In 2018, the audience for Bon Appétit's now inescapable YouTube channel tripled to 3 million—in only a year and a half.
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India will not become China, with its vast investment in infrastructure, its world-class technology companies and its inescapable drive to succeed.
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" The inescapable, and deeply disturbing, implication is that "high standards" really means "standards that all students will never be able to meet.
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It is inescapable on Twitter, where it is flaunted like a universally flattering pair of sunglasses capable of adorning almost any sentence.
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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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Take an inventory of who has killed multiple people in the just the last few years and come to an inescapable conclusion.
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Agricultural choices must be made by these inescapable standards: the ecological health of the farm and the economic health of the farmer.
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The 2020 presidential election was inescapable, as signs reading "I Vote Pro-Life First" and "I Vote Pro-Life" dotted the crowd.
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Critic's Notebook WASHINGTON — An inescapable fact of American elections is that a new president's mug may soon be in your face, nonstop.
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What consumers may come to see in Amazon, instead, is what I've started to notice — it's an inescapable, all-consuming retail paradise.
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Now sustainability is an inescapable mantra and designers talk less about silhouette and volume than recycling, upcycling, creative reuse, chain of supply.
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But he also provides an inescapable lens on the world, whereby The Discourse is sustained by its appetite for Trump-like content.
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From the perspective of criminal law, the resulting questions, which pertain mainly to the president's intent in making the request, are inescapable.
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But there are some inescapable differences between their situations: Hunter faces charges on 60 counts for allegedly spending $250,000 of congressional funds.
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Politics was inescapable, J-Lo really loves A-Rod and Madonna caught flak for making her Aretha Franklin tribute all about herself.
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"It's an inescapable objective fact that the enthusiasm of many local governments to get things done has fallen greatly," said the report.
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She teed her intentions up in a speech to the nation Wednesday, and Thursday put it in full inescapable view in Brussels.
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A 2018 film like Hereditary uses the supernatural to increase the stakes of its drama and emotions—tragedy, culpability, and inescapable grief.
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So the logic is inescapable: This presidential election will have effects that will be felt by the next 100 generations of Americans.
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Like wrestling itself, it's inescapable, totalizing as a trance, but alive only as long as everyone agrees to keep disbelief at bay.
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For Scott, criticism is in some sense inescapable, an unavoidable result of conscious thought, and is in some sense synonymous with it.
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The IAAF's ban on the Russian track and field team cast an inescapable shadow of shame on the country and its athletes.
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But it is an inescapable consequence of the way these rules are structured that white men are given protections that black children aren't.
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That's a dark thought to intrude upon an otherwise joyful time, but whenever I read the news or scroll through Twitter, it's inescapable.
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Detention, however, is an inescapable part of the immigration enforcement process, at least when people first arrive at the border and claim asylum.
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Content is fun and all, but it's the ads that keep the lights on which is why they are inescapable on the internet.
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Because we've barely scratched the surface of what makes Downward Dog so special, and so deeply needed during this inescapable clusterfuck of humanity.
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The first few months I was here, in the sweltering heat of a Tehran summer, I felt the inescapable urge to blend in.
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The nausea was inescapable, excruciating, and on top of that, it was a constant reminder that I wasn't feeding myself — or my son.
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The Americans is a lock to return for a fifth season (though it hasn't officially been renewed), but season four feels so inescapable.
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It doesn't lead to anything, except an unlockable t-shirt for your in-game avatar (some trappings of triple-A are, indeed, inescapable).
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Her album, though delayed from its expected September release, and its inescapable first single, "Havana," come at a noteworthy time in American history.
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The film was a hit, and the song — which Blackboard Jungle had successfully positioned as the soundtrack of dangerous, delinquent youth — became inescapable.
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But it's more effective as a portrait of a family that's constructed a deceptively peaceful life under the constant, inescapable threat of death.
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I pained over the inescapable magnetic pull I felt toward him, that electric jolt every time I read his name on the page.
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The need for a movement away from this initial term and for the foundation of another has thus become, in my opinion, inescapable.
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India's biometric-based central identification system that started as a "voluntary" program for its billion-plus citizens in 2009 has now become inescapable.
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That sounds like partisan hyperbole, but it may eventually become an inescapable legal conclusion that Democrats and Republicans alike will need to face.
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West Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)On the eve of the caucuses politics is inescapable in Iowa, and church was no exception Sunday morning.
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Volatility is like a pesky fly that can't be shaken off, the inescapable element in financial markets that investors are struggling to manage.
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During the prime crack years of the 20103s and early 90s, crime, and especially media coverage of crime, was almost inescapable in America.
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When the mockumentary first infiltrated popular culture in the early aughts, it was only a few short years until the style was inescapable.
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He put the thought of an inescapable Judgment Day and a vision of a glorious afterlife into the ears of millions of people.
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Converse sneakers were virtually inescapable in the '70s and '80s, but fell out of fashion for many in the '90s and early 2000s.
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These companies are so deeply embedded in people's lives that they seem inescapable, and their very ubiquity makes them obvious targets for politicians.
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If you're caught up on Mr. Robot, there's an inescapable melancholy in watching Elliot fumble on a would-be first date with Shayla.
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How do you tell the story of people that impacted the world in negative ways, but are also inescapable parts of our history?
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The Trump effect While all of these factors contributed to Northam's success, the effect of President Donald Trump on the race is inescapable.
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For many Israelis and the Orthodox, being Jewish is not something one chooses but an inescapable fate that must be protected through demographics.
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It is an inescapable reality of health care that paperwork consumes a lot of time and costs a lot of money to administer.
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Flake delivered his book in June, before the health care vote, but the dissonance is inescapable, especially given the scope of Flake's attack.
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Eminem's semi-autobiographical 2002 film, 8 Mile, is a story about many things—blind ambition, dogged persistence, the inescapable trappings of systematic poverty.
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These GIFs of cozy couples keeping warm will either inspire you to bring your A-game next week, or soothe your inescapable loneliness.
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Whether heard in a high street nightclub or high up above the clouds, it was–and still is—an inescapable ode to joy.
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All of these things are, in short, trendy, which you probably already knew, because trends are an inescapable part of being a human.
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When this is all put together, the conclusions are inescapable: Without human activities the planet would not have warmed over the past century.
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And, therefore, how you take or don't take responsibility for what your technology enables or for what happens on your platforms is inescapable.
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Aly and her classmates were dealing with their new, inescapable reality as survivors of one the deadliest school shootings in modern American history.
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Since producing Amy Winehouse's Back to Black and Lily Allen's Alright, Still in 2006, his presence has been inescapable in contemporary pop music.
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And Charlotte, being Charlotte, feels an urge — as inescapable as a conditioned reflex — to clean up the incalculable mess that's been left behind.
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We face a future in which active surveillance is such a routine part of business that for most people it is nearly inescapable.
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I did a piece on Eazy-E early on because "Boys in the Hood" was inescapable as you were driving around the city.
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Red is an inescapable symbol of womanhood and violence in the video—the dual meaning is telling of how much they unfortunately intertwine.
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Others will reflect on the inescapable role that gender played in shaping whether voters thought she could defeat President Donald Trump this fall.
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It enfolds warring families and shifting alliances, but in a setting where everyone is packed close and prying eyes and whispers are inescapable.
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The image can feel inescapable this time of year: a man glancing at his reflection, running his hand over his newly smooth skin.
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The responsibility toward other people's stories is real and inescapable, but that doesn't mean that appropriation is the way to satisfy that responsibility.
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Streaming Movie Review Based on a novella by Stephen King and Joe Hill, this Netflix adaptation turns rural Kansas into an inescapable nightmare.
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That end-of-summer tension illustrates some inescapable truths about life dealing in the world's most expensive consumer products and ultimate discretionary purchases.
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The sense that something terrible had happened was inescapable, partly because the place still looked as it had in the crime-report photographs.
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The inescapable contradictions of a Cold War-era tour of Leningrad and Moscow in the mid-1950s were chronicled wryly by Truman Capote.
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There's also the inescapable factor that whoever wins the state house will be in control of drawing congressional districts after the 2020 census.
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That's the point at which Caroline Calloway became inescapable in certain corners of the internet, including the corners where New York journalists post.
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The inescapable reality is that adopting European spending levels would require also adopting European tax policies that more broadly hit the middle class.
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It signals a growing consensus among artists acknowledging the fact that cooperation with the companies is an inescapable part of modern music marketing.
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Each subsequent one-minute video has its own array of choices as you find yourself running away from an inescapable paranormal murderer. Enjoy!
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Racism is inherent to the structures of our language, this book suggests; it is inescapable, no matter how good our intentions might be.
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And because gun violence in America is inescapable, it's understandable that a show so heavy on gun violence, might turn some viewers off.
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Green expertly communicates the confusion and pain of Aza's invasive thoughts, the way they spin out of control and their inescapable hold on her.
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The controversial nominee, whose close ties to Russia raise inescapable and disturbing conflicts of interest, left pundits on both sides of the aisle enraged.
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It doesn't look back, as some of his earlier paintings did, but forward, acknowledging that disruption and dissolution are inescapable features of daily life.
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Spin-off animated movie Animatrix featured tracks by Junkie XL, who you might remember as the guy behind that inescapable 2002 Elvis Presley remix.
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But the inescapable question resulting from this response by a usually tight-lipped, media-averse firm is: Just what is Amazon so afraid of?
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As inevitable and universal as the common cold, it's inescapable, and yet we spend the first chapter of lives trying to do just that.
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It was a hugely public affair, but it started before #MeToo became inescapable, and even before Brock Turner's case in California went to trial.
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India has five years to change, experts say -- it has to act now if it wants to limit the damage of an inescapable crisis.
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The aggression against women is inescapable when viewing the artwork, as seen in the detail of the centaur king Eurytion violently groping Hippodameia's breast.
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It's an inescapable truth of the TV business that show creators feel most comfortable working with people they know, and have worked with before.
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It's a one-button mobile game, an inescapable fact in the boss fights that are more tedious than fun, burdened by such limited controls.
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They're so inescapable, in fact, that you probably wouldn't be surprised to see one parading around the neighborhood as a Halloween costume this year.
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There's an inescapable he-said/she-said dynamic, but one need not be a "believe all rape allegations" absolutist to find her claim persuasive.
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In my experience, people are generally very understanding about this type of thing, more so than at regular parties where smalltalk can feel inescapable.
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Since the election, Trump has been inescapable, and not just in the way you would expect the leader of the free world to be.
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Other factors cited included performance anxiety, poor nutrition, anti-social hours and separation from family and friends; all pretty inescapable facets of tour life.
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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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The subject of politics had swollen to encompass everything about the contemporary human experience and was absolutely inescapable across virtually all forms of media.
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There is an inescapable sense that this chapter in Egypt's history, which opened with such hope, has now come to the worst of ends.
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It doesn't matter how rarely you get motion sickness in the real world, the virtual one is an inescapable assault on the human body.
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Whether you love or hate the Crying Jordan meme, it is undeniable and inescapable at this point, and a cultural artifact that demands study.
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I spent far too long reading about the protocols used to secure the chip, but the conclusion seemed inescapable: I had irrevocably owned myself.
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Listen to such an improviser for more than a minute or so, and "even novice listeners will perceive an inescapable monotony," says Mr Gioia.
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He despises us, despises us for shunning his ways, and so he seeks to bring down the Premier League by means of inescapable tedium.
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Motifs drift through these stories like bad smells on the air: They don't organize the tales, but they characterize them in an inescapable way.
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But there's an inescapable sense that while the lives lived on these airy hillsides and mock-Tudor streets are limited, they're decent and admirable.
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Losing them could be just enough to bring about a Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives, creating potentially inescapable entanglements for president himself.
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With so many Brexiteers' votes still to come in, the conclusion was inescapable: "leave" was set not just to win, but to win comfortably.
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The vanishing of Giacomo Meyerbeer's once inescapable grand opera "Les Huguenots" is a mystery of musical history—almost a crime in need of solving.
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"It would be an inescapable distress to the forces becoming a fat target of the weapon," Kim was quoted by the KCNA as saying.
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But there's also an inescapable whiff of sexism, which is odd for a show that takes a firmly compassionate stand against homophobia and transphobia.
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Obama's net job-approval rating has risen nearly 20 points since Trump became the G.O.P. front-runner and the party's inescapable face last summer.
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Perhaps the biggest hit of the era, "The Girl from Ipanema" has become an inescapable part of the American songbook—jazz, pop, or otherwise.
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It seems inescapable that everyone will eventually be forced to confront themselves from the inside, often through a series of calamities or personal decisions.
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The warning signs are becoming inescapable for Republicans: Their most likely Obamacare replacement plans are getting terrible estimates on how many people they'll cover.
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But both sides of the political aisle use fashion as protest: Trump supporters, for instance, have the inescapable "Make America Great Again" red hat.
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For me, the conclusion is inescapable: If you want to fight poverty and promote upward mobility, start by repairing our nation's failing housing system.
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But absent any evidence to the contrary, the inescapable conclusion is that Mr. Trump has failed to pay millions of dollars in Medicare taxes.
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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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But there is an inescapable echo of Racing's story in the very modern revolution at a club with which it once shared a stadium.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For anyone with a smartphone, an inundation of photographic images has become an inescapable feature of everyday life.
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He dipped his bitterness — and his delight, and his pearl-handled, inescapable sadness — into an ink bottle, and he went to work every morning.
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Their spawning has an inescapable mathematical relationship to your own expansion: for every hundred or thousand probes you build, a small percentage will Drift.
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With "Cut the Sky," the Australian dance-theater troupe Marrugeku addresses one of the most urgent and inescapable issues of our time: climate change.
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It is a challenge for our country that requires responsibility from all our citizens, recognizing that our interdependence is an inescapable fact of life.
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Sure, the MP23 isn't what it used to be — an inescapable, ubiquitous part of the digital musical landscape — but it's also not going anywhere.
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Roberta Smith, our art critic, wrote at the time that the cows made outdoor sculptures "a near inescapable condition" after appearing in New York.
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The foul smell emanating from the sea of trash was inescapable and the thick, chemical-infused smoke wafting through the air burned the nose.
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The political unraveling of Mr. Sanford, a former governor and a prominent critic of the president, "seemed both impossible and inescapable," our reporter writes.
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In practical terms, the Sports Protection Act has mostly failed, and gambling has effectively grown to be an inescapable part of big-time sports.
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And the power of inescapable fate is the essence of horror: the feeling for which every monster, large or small, is just a metaphor.
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"Whoever leads the next government will have to deal with the inescapable reality of further fiscal consolidation," added Antonio Barroso, economist at Teneo Intelligence.
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I've heard of similar reactions from long-distance runners, and long-term yoga practitioners, both of which make the body unignorable, the mind inescapable.
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New Year's Eve in New York City will always be an inescapable occasion, one on which its residents rally and reach for one another.
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With skyscrapers becoming an inescapable fact of modern life, miniature ones turned out to be the best way for Kingelez's imagination to confront reality.
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"We will prove a series of facts, and the inescapable inference from those facts is that the defendant is guilty," Mr. Prevost told jurors.
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There's a mild but inescapable allusion to classical statuary, too, and in the surface's similarity to bone, an invocation of gleefully Surrealist grave robbing.
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The subliminal music by Justin Ellington that is heard when the phantom Omari haunts his mother's imaginings has a tug of dark, inescapable gravity.
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J.P. Even when "Closer," the collaboration between the Chainsmokers and Halsey, became an inescapable megahit last year, Halsey seemed somehow too cool for it.
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In a tiny house, the smell of slowly sweated onions is an inescapable, cloyingly rich aroma; a scent to drive men — and women — mad.
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Adele was at the top of that list –– undoubtedly due to her inescapable 2015 release 25 –– followed by Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran… and Metallica.
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The specific targets and groups have faded away, but the techniques and free-floating misogyny feel like an inescapable part of the internet now.
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The shrill whining, crying, and complaining of millennials who claim to be "disturbed and afraid" by President-elect Donald J. Trump has been inescapable.
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But in a universe where Rory is destined to repeat her mother's narrative, Stars Hollow itself becomes a dangerous, inescapable dream of American life.
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I wanted to pull over, but the inescapable fact was that I had to remain on the motorway in order to get off it.
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Within years, many of the thousands of paintings featured would disappear into hidden store cupboards, trampled beneath the inescapable march of state-backed socialist realism.
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Is your Instagram feed an inescapable hate-cave of gym selfies, fancy dress baby pics, and motivational quotes misattributed to early-noughties R&B artists?
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Over the past twenty years, it's been a constant on the periphery of the gaming and nerd culture scene, exerting a quiet but inescapable influence.
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Let's hope at least a few of jram1818's friends had been on Facebook (where this Gumby dog video is inescapable) and understood the costume.
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The saga points to a modern reality that the Italian novelist failed to predict: what Dani Rodrik dubs "the inescapable trilemma of the world economy".
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These platforms are inescapable; you may opt out of one or two of them, but together, they form a gilded mesh blanketing the entire economy.
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At that point in time, Timberlake was most recognizable as the perpetrator of the inescapable 2016 earworm "Can't Stop the Feeling" from the Trolls soundtrack.
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What the data and the realities in communities are showing us now is that we're on the verge of it becoming a permanent inescapable reality.
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To Michael, it made intuitive sense that augmenting your brain's malleability might help you break out of what felt like an otherwise inescapable mental rut.
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The phone numbers 10-10-220, 1-800-COLLECT, and 1-800-CALL-ATT were inescapable as advertising icons during the 90s and early 2000s.
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For the entire run of the show, these brutal, inescapable events have affected a myriad of people from series regulars to one-episode guest stars.
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Like that iconic, oft-sampled sound, nightcore's inescapable appeal lies in loud, brash, low-brow fun, a heart-pounding blunderbuss of gooey, candy-coated sounds.
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Whether or not you ascribe to that Kim Kardashian, famous-for-being-famous worldview, it has seeped into our culture in ways that are inescapable.
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In a game between teams with no meaningful history or player rivalries, Trump's oft-stated support for the Patriots has become the inescapable pregame narrative.
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In the past week, the scrutiny following the accusations presented in Surviving R. Kelly has created a news cycle that is both exhausting and inescapable.
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He still owes millions to Brown-Goldman families An entire generation of Americans has come of age since Simpson seemed an almost inescapable public figure.
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These companies — Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft and Alphabet, Google's parent — have created a set of inescapable tech platforms that govern much of the business world.
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It is a comfort to know, as reality seems to grow more claustrophobic and inescapable, that she remains at her desk, busily subverting our world.
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The two are at times locked in an intimate and powerful duet, and then stalking towards the viewer as if through an inescapable black tunnel.
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As a matter of (perhaps unfortunate, but inescapable) fact, the FBI's withdrawn demands would have created new threats with dangerous implications for millions of people.
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He had long ago stopped seeing politics as a Rockwell painting, but now the anger and the violence seemed inescapable—even on a baseball diamond.
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This is a grave and incurable condition in which the human body is at war with itself, its mind and the inescapable forces of gravity.
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Her empathy for Borden, whose fragile constitution belies a searing will, is palpable, as is the sense of inescapable peril surrounding the two female leads.
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Yet the inescapable motif of the show is her brother's soaring career overshadowing hers, leaving her with the compulsion to catch up to him professionally.
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In "New Era," technology is a force of nature, an integral — and perhaps inescapable — part of the landscape that is both alarming and poignantly beautiful.
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The dramatic short, based on actual events, provides an inescapable and visceral portrayal of how poaching can drive an entire ecosystem — humans included — into turmoil.
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Climate change, financial collapse, political chaos — all these are slowly accumulating worries on the periphery of the characters' consciousness, until suddenly they're everywhere and inescapable.
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Brands are already inescapable in our day-to-day lives — they don't simply go away in situations when the entire world happens to be watching.
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Lotte is an inescapable presence in South Korea, overseeing hotels, shopping malls, amusement parks, movie theaters, duty-free stores, coffee shops and fast-food restaurants.
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However, with the rise of the death with dignity and hospice movements, it's possible we are getting better at acknowledging the inescapable approach of mortality.
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"We're stripping away the emperor's clothes, the over-reverence assigned to what is, after all, an inevitable conclusion, an inescapable purchase — using humor," he said.
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I grew up in Cairo, down the street from the headquarters of the Ahly team, and football was an almost inescapable element of daily life.
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But given the legality of large contributions to district attorneys and the frequency of contributions from criminal defense lawyers, the appearance of influence is inescapable.
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The machines, now, are increasingly making sense of our human world — shaping our reality in the deepest way possible, and like cameras themselves, they're inescapable.
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The finally inescapable standards by which agricultural choices must be made are the ecological health of the farm and the economic health of the farmer.
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Though it's necessary to stay home and minimize person-to-person contact during a pandemic, the inescapable reality of "sheltering in place" is: It's boring.
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Ensuring the safety of our nation's pipeline system is a challenge with three inescapable elements: it is very large, very complicated, and very, very important.
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But when you reflect on how adeptly they're edited to appeal to liberal expectations and biases, you find yourself in an inescapable vortex of paranoia.
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By twisting the purpose of a commonplace machine, attacks like the one in Barcelona create a sense that public life is tinged with inescapable danger.
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He was a good raconteur; still, most of the stories he told me were about checkpoints, a Palestinian vein of narrative that is almost inescapable.
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While there are several causes for these discrepancies, it is inescapable that a primary reason is that women are much more proactive about their health.
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The other hit was "Macarena," originally released by the Spanish duo Los del Rio before a remix by the Bayside Boys became inescapable in 1996.
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But the inescapable question — the one that might change the world most immediately for Europe — was whether President Trump would win re-election in November.
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The other hit was "Macarena," originally released by the Spanish duo Los del Río before a remix by the Bayside Boys became inescapable in 1996.
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This is why, for Rumi, ego is not only the worst of our natural and inescapable human afflictions but also the root of them all.
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Under Mr. Laing's exacting eye, that world has been portrayed as an inescapable hell of many chambers, revealed on a rotating semicircle of a stage.
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Donald Trump cannot distract from the inescapable fact that he is the one who embraced and promoted the birther lie and is responsible for it.
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Since voters are now seen as historically inelastic, this logic seems inescapable — driving up your own turnout is easier than convincing anyone to switch sides.
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From New England to "safe injection" areas in the Pacific Northwest, communities are searching for a way out of a problem that can feel inescapable.
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Though we unbox our tech with optimism shining in our hearts as bright as our brand new phones, inescapable digital ephemera is quick to accumulate.
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Netflix is getting an adaptation of In the Tall Grass, the novella from Stephen King and Joe Hill about an inescapable, evil field of grass.
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Mr. Khan did not describe terrorism as "part of living in a big city," as if bombings and shootings were an inescapable fact of life.
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About a decade ago, before the era of inescapable travel fees, a plane ticket used to include at least one free piece of checked luggage.
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Senate Republicans are expected to act as lawmakers face the inescapable reality of the 33 states and counting that have legalized marijuana in some form.
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Still, the sound of discontent was inescapable, a reminder of how this tournament could have gone, as so many had worried it was going to.
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But hearing inmate after inmate describe an absent or emotionally withholding father as the source of his mental anguish renders it also an inescapable one.
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Rather, the paintings — with their holes, stains, daubs of paint, and scraped surfaces — come across as the inescapable state of things, our shared material condition.
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Even so, that temptation to diagram the causes of your downfall, the bad breaks, the proof that actually the universe is unfair—it's almost inescapable.
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For many of us, his songs will always represent inescapable sadness, bright sparks of joy, metallic moments of excitement, and all the emotions in between.
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So either we just accept this spreading misery as a normal, inescapable, fundamental part of our lives now — or some broader, more drastic solution is required.
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In some ways, you can't blame them — the Trump administration has plunged the country into a deep lagoon of unprecedented situations, unfathomable characters, and inescapable dread.
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Their vulnerability in Arizona and other formerly reliable western states, such as Nevada, is the inescapable flipside of the course Mr Trump has launched them on.
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"We can't help but be influenced when we are constantly bombarded by images of physical perfection — some influence is inescapable," says clinical psychotherapist Matthew Traube, MFT.
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The act of killing—or at very least witnessing it—brings an awareness not attainable by other means, a focus on the inescapable nature of carnivory.
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Festivals: Bonnaroo, Outside Lands '90s nostalgia is inescapable, but it's rare to find it take a form as simultaneously fun, furious and thoughtful as Potty Mouth.
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There is, throughout the narrative, a taut, inescapable atmosphere of menace, not unlike that of a film by Pablo Larraín (think Tony Manero or Post Mortem).
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This lack of transparency about what exactly Spain can and cannot legally do under Article 155 has created a deep and inescapable paranoia throughout the region.
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These are brands like Zaful and Shein, which sell dizzying numbers of swimsuits for unfathomably low prices and whose advertisements on Instagram and Facebook are inescapable.
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Bez, it could be argued, is the physical embodiment of the late twentieth century's rapacious desire to enact Andy Warhol's inescapable 15 minutes of fame maxim.
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With WikiLeaks' release of Democratic National Convention officials' emails timed for maximum impact, an inescapable narrative emerged: The Democrat primary really was rigged against Bernie Sanders.
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But however the academic debate shakes out, the inescapable truth is that, for better or worse, humans have fundamentally altered the Earth like no species before.
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This one, both the apotheotic arson and the innumerable smaller public conflagrations, would have been inescapable in our current media age, and three times as loud.
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Michelle Mittelstadt, spokeswoman for the Migration Policy Institute, said the inescapable fact is that the federal government wields by far the largest power in immigration policy.
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These people were inescapable, for better or for worse, defining our 2018 and shaping the cultural zeitgeist in a way that will likely ring through 2019.
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But a single scene in the third episode, "Breaker of Chains," provoked inescapable controversy and turned the show into the thinkpiece-generating extravaganza it's now become.
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Work is inescapable Cortana in the car sounds nice, but never actually getting away from work after you leave the office isn't pleasant in the least.
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The VR fan wars will be as inescapable as the insults slung at those who didn't agree with your position on the topic of capacitive vs.
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Torture, medical experimentation, and death by government edict seemed an inescapable part of Chany's inheritance, and it was one she shared with members of her community.
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When I interviewed them that summer they were utterly inescapable and Courtney was the rail thin, heavy-lidded, pouty-mouthed alt pin-up to pine for.
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Motherhood, in all its inescapable moments, has sometimes made me feel that way, made me crave running far and fast just when I'm needed the most.
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We haven't reached that point yet, and the outcome is in no way inescapable, but the path between here and there has never been better lit.
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The backlash is dressed up as courageous contrarianism, when in fact it is the same old oppression reasserting itself—an inescapable defense of the status quo.
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"Cleopatra" (Dualtone) The Lumineers were never entirely the smiley, foot-stomping folkies they seemed to be on "Ho Hey," their inescapable Top 10 hit in 2012.
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This is a minor miracle, owing to resourcefulness, fortitude, a soft schedule and the inescapable conclusion that the N.L. does not really have five good teams.
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He calls it a "terrifying and inescapable notion" that undermines the repeated insistence from Myanmar authorities that the military were responding to attacks from Rohinya insurgents.
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"Losing My Religion," a mandolin-driven plaint from the band's seventh album, "Out of Time," surpassed "Stand" as its most successful single and quickly became inescapable.
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The inescapable conclusion from years of evidence looking at the confiscation or relinquishment of so-called "assault-style weapons" is that the strategy doesn't really work.
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So he devotes his wakeful fifties to bitter lyrics that make themselves clear, anthemic tunes that make them inescapable, and broken vocals that make them hurt.
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In the context of a guard-changing year for music, this idiosyncratic little throwaway becoming an inescapable hit couldn't act as a neater, more inspiring summary.
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But style is a funny thing: It stands both for something willed, an intended effect, and something inevitable and inescapable that artists are helpless to disguise.
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Every election cycle brings with it a barrage of inescapable negative advertising from every side and in all forms: television, radio, print, direct mail, and online.
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How much to trust Trump on any given day, and how much to ignore him over the longer term, seems an inescapable calculus facing many capitals.
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The radio silence from Mr. de Blasio before Tuesday had prompted another familiar round of finger-pointing between Mr. de Blasio and his inescapable foe Gov.
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Like some of the composer's other works, "Inescapable Spiral" emphasizes communal aspects of music-making, with entrances of instruments occasionally cued by performers from another section.
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American society exists in an engulfing religious framework—and that inescapable Abrahamic point of view leads to one ultimate goal: an eternal afterlife with the maker.
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We rejected the conclusion that Murray and Harris say is virtually inescapable: that it follows that the black-white difference in IQ must be partly genetic.
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In the Cut is a seductive and enigmatic mental play in which it becomes possible, inescapable in fact, to glimpse the world through a feminine lens.
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I don't mean it will actually destroy you, in that it won't send you into an inescapable downward spiral that causes your sanity to slip away.
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This year, TikTok stars and trends on the app are inescapable in Google&aposs report, showing that the app has life beyond a Gen Z niche.
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But it also costs money, and for low-income households with no access to private modes of transportation, paying for public transit is an inescapable burden.
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It's inescapable, considering what we are: the first republic of the modern age, a nation of immigrants, haven to so many peoples from around the world.
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Looking back at the nuclear crises of the Cold War, the inescapable fact is that sheer luck played too big of a role in preventing disaster.
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It's that no matter where we look, the entire sky, the very air we share, is now an inescapable reminder of how bad it can get.
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On Twitter, I feel like Succession has fully saturated the discourse and become inescapable, but elsewhere, linear TV's This Is Us is the height of popularity.
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Because she came up alongside Wavves, a band fronted by her on-and-off boyfriend Nathan Williams, their relationship became an inescapable part of her image.
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In the far room, buzzing with flies and inescapable stench, were dozens and dozens of corpses, stacked too deep to count, one on top of another.
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Evidence that was presented during the 2013 petition for a new trial "leads to the inescapable conclusion that the probable killer was Tommy Skakel," Mr. Santos said.
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Although a phone and satellite can reach one another reliably, a delay and Doppler shift in the signal due to the speeds and distances involved are inescapable.
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She doesn't shout, "Get away from her, you bitch!" but the parallels to Ripley's final confrontation with the Alien Queen—while wearing a mechanical exosuit—are inescapable.
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The animation is effective in its method of communicating how a person can feel invisible and powerless when her life is full of inescapable cruelty and hurt.
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"Black Tongue" and "Stargasm" kept the heavier edge from days past, but songs like the inescapable hit "Curl of the Burl" introduced a lighter, even bluesy, tone.
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It occurred to me one night, in the panicky way facts snap into inescapable clarity as you're trying to fall asleep, that my dad's family had disappeared.
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"Does anyone seriously believe that I would consent to these consequences other than from an inescapable conviction that my oath before God demanded of me?" he added.
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After that day, the immorality of letting religion run wild, while atheists kept quiet and enjoyed delicious potluck suppers full of community and Jell-O, was inescapable.
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Race was an inescapable element of the outcry surrounding Mr. Hill's shooting in DeKalb County, where nearly 55 percent of the 722,000 or so residents are black.
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The communities they grew up in were filled by people who were overwhelmingly reminded of their dual realities daily; their heritage and their citizenship, an inescapable truth.
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The term's first usage dates back three decades (who knew?), but it's truly become inescapable the past few years — and, as of 2016, it's Merriam-Webster-official.
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The inescapable conclusion is that when it comes to modern debates about robots and machine intelligence, as with so many other things, the Greeks got there first.
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In a preview for next week's vacation saga part two, Carole tells Bethenny they need to "address the elephant in the room:" the inescapable tension between them.
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The band's latest album, Possession, was a breakout moment for the trio, and "Mawu" caught especial attention for its inescapable, thunderous groove and Oya's mesmerizing vocal acrobatics.
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Normally, when two galaxies collide, the supermassive black holes at their centers start to orbit one another, moving closer and closer together in an inescapable gravitational attraction.
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While it's true that X-Files as a series has always toyed with known conspiracy theories, there's an inescapable nod here to the politics of the moment.
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Over the past few days, haunting images of a teen girl with curly, sandy blonde hair and a dimpled smile named Jayme Closs have been almost inescapable.
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More importantly, the show has become a richer contemplation of what happens when people really start to reckon with their limitations, whether they're inescapable or self-imposed.
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In the books, Elena and Lila's battle against the Camorra, the inescapable local Mafia, is their life's mission, their greatest conflict, depicted as a hopeless, grinding struggle.
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I'm sick and tired of thinking and talking and writing about abuse, but the national conversation is ubiquitous and inescapable, and despite my exhaustion, it's about time.
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It seems like his influence was inescapable this year, as he released Bloom, a stunning follow up album to the synth infused melancholy pop of Blue Neighborhood.
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But for those looking to confirm certain beliefs or those especially vulnerable to persuasion, consuming a barrage of hoaxes isn't just inescapable, it's part of the job.
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But while Pater's essay established "Mona Lisa" as a notable work in the art world, she didn't immediately become the iconic, memeable, inescapable icon we know today.
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But the post, which was originally posted on an Instagram story and then shared to Reddit was eventually inescapable, but it didn't just come out of nowhere.
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And yet there is an inescapable reputational give-and-take at work once a portfolio of transcendent playing achievements has been thickened with a middling managerial stint.
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No matter what he was doing onscreen: raving like a lunatic, reanimating a cobbled together corpse or breaking out of prison, Wilder's warmth was undeniable and inescapable.
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"This may sound surreal to those preoccupied with an 'inescapable' conflict scenario between what they see as rising and incumbent powers," the newspaper wrote in an editorial.
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Thanks to social media especially, it permeated our daily existence in a way that was deeper and more inescapable than, say, binge-watching Stranger Things on Netflix.
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I could see it, in fact, still, the turbulent whiteness massing and gathering, the wave whose inability to stop itself rising and breaking formed its inescapable destiny.
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Maroon 5, who actually have an inescapable hit song with Cardi B right now, as well as a previous collaboration with Rihanna, were a safe, apolitical pick.
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On the EDM side of the spectrum, enfants terrible the Chainsmokers and Calvin Harris—both no strangers to chart success—have been delivering inescapable, festival-ready bangers.
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Even his critics—the libertarian Robert Nozick, the feminist Susan Moller Okin, the communitarian Michael Sandel—ended up confirming the central and inescapable place of his thought.
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This is the inescapable fact: on November 9th, the United States elected a dishonest, inept, unbalanced, and immoral human being as its President and Commander-in-Chief.
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But in my version of the Heaven's Vault story, the robot is an inescapable pain in the ass who screeches in fear at the most mundane shit.
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Once Mr. Sanders's defeat became inescapable, some of his most die-hard believers began to argue that a Trump presidency might even be preferable to having Mrs.
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State of the Art This column is about escapist social networks, but let's start with Donald J. Trump because he seems more or less inescapable right now.
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But the inescapable facts, that Hizbullah can cause wide damage within Israel's heartland and withstand the strongest counter-attacks that Israel can launch against it, still remain.
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And so the existence of an Absolute Life Transformation is both a criticism and also a way out of this seemingly inescapable fantasy/reality dichotomy we've constructed.
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As a girl from a family of survivors, coming of age in nineteen-eighties America, I felt the Holocaust as a tangible presence, simultaneously inescapable and unknowable.
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But, in a year when celebrating the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth is all but inescapable, this was nonetheless a welcome, and informative, addition to the festivities.
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A different kind of inescapable evil gets an airing when Kreizler visits Cyrus in the hospital, who is recovering from a head wound inflicted by the killer.
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It's an inescapable fact of history, though, that as Bush struggled to govern like Ike, the world around him was beginning to resemble a Joe McCarthy rally.
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The business of business is now society taking responsibility in this context as inescapable, and how you take responsibility is now a new source of competitive advantage.
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For most of the country this has made politics inescapable, but not for the technology-averse Amish community, who are at a considerable remove from the election.
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But rather than topple those gods, "Watchmen" ushered in an era in which these golden idols stand taller than ever, astride the entire culture, casting inescapable shadows.
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With the dog days of summer in New York City come seemingly inescapable hot and humid weather that only a dip in a swimming pool could cure.
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These pundits, like the New York Times' 1619 Project, invest themselves in establishing a history to support their claim of an inescapable legacy of racism and slavery.
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It remains, she insists, both an inescapable moral responsibility for the United States and the only policy that, long-term, has the potential to safeguard American security.
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"Walking on a String, Berninger tells Rolling Stone, is "a song about how our problems and anxieties can build up and feel like a tangled inescapable web.
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The videos were inescapable for anyone on Facebook, and the A.L.S. Association, a Washington-based nonprofit that works to fight the disease, received more than $115 million.
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But for prisoners such as Askins, who is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole, fantasy has become a way to survive an inescapable reality.
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Mr. Cwilich makes the obvious but inescapable point that paintings and drawings are unique items that are a lot more expensive than mass-produced songs and books.
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The paintings—each titled with a time from 7:30 to 4:30—show the inescapable daytime created by 24-hour cities, and 24-hour social media notifications.
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But like it or not, the Kardashians are inescapable and iconic — the insanely successful results of Kris Jenner's experiment to turn the American family into a group venture.
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There are a lot of movies about people charting bloody paths of revenge, and a lot more about people making questionable decisions that lead to horrible, inescapable corners.
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But for anyone who misses "the old Twitter" — the days of purely chronological timelines, no ads, and an inescapable flood of harassment — Mastodon can feel like a haven.
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"We live in capitalism, its power seems inescapable – but then, so did the divine right of kings," she said during a speech at the 2014 National Book Awards.
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In other words: barring unforeseen delays — an inescapable reality of game development — Ubi plans to release all four of those games before the end of March next year.
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But one of the ugly, inescapable facts of military technology is that there's no way of inventing an instrument of death without other people getting ahold of it.
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In Nashville, like in most American cities that have spent the past six decades paving themselves into the same pickle, traffic is not just egregious—it is inescapable.
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That tweet went viral, amassing over 6,000-plus "likes," but it took another factor to make BDE taxonomy inescapable: the alleged mythic proportions of Ariana Grande fiancé's penis.
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Even Cruz's under-the-radar strategy of wooing delegates is faltering, since they, too, are feeling the inescapable allure of siding with the candidate who is actually winning.
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WATCH: Conservatives and Progressives Debate Feminism, #MeToo, and Donald Trump Even when she's not running for office, the question of her likability in the public eye is inescapable.
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You do not want to surrender to vertigo, depression, impotence, hopelessness, or fatigue, but all these feelings are inescapable, and, let's face it, years of it lie ahead.
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He was in the air, all the time, a constant presence That image of Prince, brooding down at you from the seat of a purple motorcycle, was inescapable.
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That it happens without warning at the film's onset seems to say that death is random, that evil can come from anywhere, that pain and grief are inescapable.
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Throughout Teen Mom, even as some of the women have made questionable parenting decisions (and life decisions in general), there has always been the inescapable weight of responsibility.
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It could be an inescapable shower of grenades from a war plane, each one lighting up with a glaring red glow before igniting the ground beneath your feet.
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His best-known prediction, named by the community as Hawking Radiation, transformed black holes from inescapable gravitational prisons into objects that instead shrink and fade away over time.
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I think that, to the extent that they are taken seriously in implying that evil is omnipresent and seemingly inescapable, they are politically frivolous, if not downright destructive.
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I'd been aware of him for some years — he was inescapable in New York — but his "open letter" in 1987 to the American people was the tipping point.
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Even as someone who came to Baldwin's work much later than most, I find that his thoughts are not only inescapable, but also seductive in their naked truth.
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Call of Cthulhu is not an overtly racist or misogynist game, but the problem with Lovecraft is that the latent themes of xenophobia are inescapable in his work.
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Kevin Garnett is the most obvious and inescapable comparison for Karl-Anthony Towns, in large part because both began their careers in Minnesota, surrounded by youth and optimism.
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But despite her situation with her employers—which both her and Alicia call "lucky"—everyday racism in Hong Kong can still be as pervasive as it is inescapable.
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The genius was inescapable, both in the sense that it was impossible to miss and because no team I cared about was ever able to escape his judgment.
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It's a kingdom of three in one packs of Amber Leaf, thick cut lines, bleary-eyed bus journeys home in daylight, cracked tinnies, and soupy, thick, inescapable comedowns.
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And after the tape is banned from the school campus, she turns it into a meme — GIFing it, photoshopping in cat heads, adding soundtracks — and makes it inescapable.
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While pain is an inescapable part of life, suffering is what we inflict on ourselves when we make the assumption that the state we are in is permanent.
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The country superstar–and dad to pop star Miley Cyrus–is celebrating the 25th anniversary of his once-inescapable country tune, "Achy Breaky Heart," with an EDM update.
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This is the inescapable fact of John Cena's career: the bulk of it happened at a time of historically low popularity for pro wrestling, bookended by better periods.
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Amid what is essentially a mass shooting epidemic, this raises the question of whether such systems could—or should—one day become an inescapable part of American life.
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Rather, they reveal the smallest changes in light and dark as the marks move between transparency and solidity: they acknowledge, embrace, and celebrate the inescapable passing of time.
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And the Buenos Aires Zombie makes an impression, arriving in a tall, white, custom tiki mug meant to resemble the Obelisco de Buenos Aires, an inescapable city landmark.
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Jemisin's hubristic high-tech civilization, which brought about its own doom and birthed the brutal and seemingly inescapable pattern of life in the Stillness, is not quite ours.
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Any of the three could seemingly have been announced as actual retail devices, but life is an endless stream of increasing disappointment culminating in your inevitable, inescapable demise.
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Setting aside the bad faith trolls who just like to watch the world burn, internet backlash is often an inescapable result of the way we consume information online.
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The comparison is inescapable to the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that took close to 18,500 lives while setting off a nuclear meltdown at a power plant in Fukushima.
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Many Americans are unaware of an inescapable principle of constitutional law: With the exception of the Thirteenth Amendment's ban on slavery, the Constitution binds only the government's conduct.
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But there was queasiness, too, at the inescapable memories of old photos showing the theater defiled during the Nazi era, festooned with swastikas and visited regularly by Hitler.
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Though the film has some way-out elements, it's ultimately an affecting look at someone who desperately wants to pin her problems on something other than inescapable heredity.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Six months before the Tokyo Olympics open, the Games are already inescapable in Japan - including dominating Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's policy speech to parliament on Monday.
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The two events, Julie said, tied together an "inescapable dichotomy" about impeachment — there's a "somber, sober vibe to the whole thing," but there's also a fierce political battle.
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If you've ever owned an Apple Watch or sat across from someone wearing one, you're likely familiar with the inescapable social faux pas that is checking the time.
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They're inescapable, and the only real solution is to give in and enjoy the ridiculousness of the season, like hate-watching B-grade films for an entire month.
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We need to proliferate open data so we can stop touting the probability of a once-in-500-year flood as if the damage is inescapable — it isn't.
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In a 195-page report, "Inescapable Violence: Child Abuse within North Korea", the group described sexual abuse as "institutionalized and widely accepted as a normal part of life".
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The minute they return to the street, they collide with inescapable reminders that this is no longer a normal city, and they're no longer leading a normal life.
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But their roles in shaping Donald and Nancy remain vivid, bleeding into our punishing, pressing national debate over immigration, a government shutdown and that inescapable and vexing Wall.
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The pervasiveness of resentment toward the cities and urban elites, as well as urban institutions like government and the media, was inescapable after several visits to these groups.
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Consumers obsessing over health data is the new thing, an inescapable psueudoscience supernova, which is maybe not a great indicator of the state of new things circa 2016.
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But in the end, she finds the pull of her background becomes inescapable, and she finishes the show with the life her grandmother would have wanted for Lorelai.
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Through its presentation, 3x3x6 will further explore the alternative forms of nonphysical yet increasingly omnipresent imprisonment in this new digital age, where surveillance apparatus and technologies are becoming inescapable.
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The artist, positioned in the middle of the room, hammered a tree branch into a straw basket perched on a larger piece of wood, creating an inescapable percussive beat.
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It's not quite so simple, of course, but using the internet has always been an inescapable part of the medium—to find and discuss them, and to play them.
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But there is also an inescapable undercurrent of bitterness that relies on something more sinister when it comes to discussing the No. 211 player in women's tennis, Serena Williams.
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People can disagree about the scientific premise behind climate change, but it's an inescapable fact that the world is driving ahead to replace carbon energy with clean energy anyway.
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The track itself also dives into these themes, flipping a defiant two fingers up at the still media inescapable trend painting millennials and teens as work-shy big babies.
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They are responsible for not just the Space Jam theme, but also 1996's inescapable "C'mon N' Ride It (The Train)," which likely landed them the Space Jam gig.
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Photo by Shane Williams Whether you like it or not, shoegaze has become an inescapable sound and aesthetic that seems destined to latch onto all of your favorite genres.
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The energy of his writing and the strength of his characters is palpable throughout the story — a world in which surveillance is constant and inescapable is fast coming true.
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But the future of advertising could be even more invasive when the next public event you attend is full of flying video drones projecting inescapable video everywhere you look.
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What we do know is that Disney is inescapable and thanks to its streaming holdings, its iron grip on our attention and our entertainment dollars has never been stronger.
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Hey there's Chloe again, our poor imprisoned menu hostess But that experience is the exact opposite of what oppression actually is, which is an inescapable prison devoid of choice.
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Although historically reluctant to fully acknowledge the scope of the problem, let alone take adequate steps to correct it, these groups are now faced with irrefutable and inescapable facts.
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An almost inescapable sense of nostalgia permeates Toonology, an ongoing exhibition by British artist Ellannah Sadkin, curated by Lori Zimmer, now on view at The Pivot Gallery in NYC.
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Something that reflected the ongoing march of technological breakthroughs in an increasingly cyber-dependent world, yet also one that reflected a mood of antipathy, a vague and inescapable sadness.
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D'Arnaud, who was traded twice while he was in the minor leagues, said that he had tried to stay away from the news, too, but that it was inescapable.
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It's also reaffirmed how politics -- and Trump -- are inescapable in American culture at this moment, and how media companies (and the rest of us) are adjusting to that fact.
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"It seems inescapable that our society will need to find its own formula for underwriting the cost of preserving knowledge in media that will have some permanence," Cerf concludes.
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Whether you like it not, America is a culture mired in deathism—the idea that human death is natural, inescapable, and ultimately desirable because it unites one with God.
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Mr. Erdogan, for example, makes several big speeches on a daily basis that are carried by friendly broadcasters straight into homes, sidewalk cafes and offices, making them virtually inescapable.
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" Quoting Dr. King, he said El Paso and its Mexican neighbor of Ciudad Juárez were "caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.
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In the Cut is a seductive and enigmatic mental play in which it becomes possible, inescapable in fact, to glimpse the world — desire, sexuality, power — through a feminine lens.
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Google's search engine, with about a 90 percent market share, is an inescapable part of the internet, so it was no surprise that congressional investigators turned toward the company.
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If you're one of the many people who wears a fitness band or smartwatch to count your steps, you may not be aware of one inescapable fact: they lie.
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