Choices about transport and pricing are inescapably political in nature.
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Like a still life, Memory is inescapably of its time.
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The mistake occurs because "special" is an inescapably relative concept.
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Additionally, the true crime genre is inescapably prone to subjectivity.
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The enormity of his stupidity, inescapably, is also our own.
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It's a beautiful scene, sure, but also an inescapably sad one.
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It is part of the polity, so it is inescapably political.
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In becoming the video's audience, the actress has become inescapably complicit.
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Pornography's enjoyments may be private, but its harms are inescapably public.
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The leafless branches of trees, innately inescapably lacy, push into the sky.
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I turned the corner and careened inescapably into a white chemical blaze.
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Those techniques can seem inescapably alien to our own ways of thinking.
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Even when it portrays other characters, "Prodigal Son" is inescapably all about Jim.
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I disagree, and I'm afraid that part of the problem is inescapably political.
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Even readers, while paging through this book, can feel themselves inescapably transplanted there.
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Or is there something about the nature of gig work that's inescapably dehumanizing?
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That was inescapably visible in his slow response to the nerve agent attack.
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Inescapably, the source of that conclusion is the president of the United States.
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Choices about who can go where, when and how are inescapably political in nature.
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That one thing is inescapably interwoven with happiness, fulfillment, and maximum productivity at work.
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As much as anything can be central in this inescapably messy drama, that is.
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The crimes that lead to impeachment, after all, would make the process inescapably political.
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But that act in the distant past does not condemn us inescapably to sinfulness.
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Indonesian report draft means this institution believes FAA is inescapably responsible for the crash.
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Inescapably, a reader's subjective points of view affect how ambiguities in language are construed.
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The science has made it inescapably clear that business as usual leads to disaster.
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The result has been an inescapably brutal depiction of the chasm between rich and poor.
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I was simply there, inescapably present, as the madness of the night swirled around me.
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Opener "Queens" is also a highlight, with its bright acoustic guitars and inescapably infectious chorus.
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Still, fashion is inescapably made for the consumer, whereas art is a form of expression.
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Mr. Etkin, a creative clarinetist, combines these inescapably festive elements in this Hanukkah family concert.
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They also know her ambition has been held against her in inescapably gender-inflected ways.
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"Old Town Road" is now much more than an inescapably catchy song — it's a history-maker.
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I believe that the ongoing Tim Tebow Baseball Experiment is both inescapably ridiculous and completely fine.
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After all, tales of ancient aliens are "inescapably and always about us," as Denning put it.
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They'll tamp down children's tantrums and inescapably loud conversations so you can grab needed shut eye.
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What you really feel is trapped within an identity that marks you, inescapably, as an oppressor.
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It's also inescapably Christian, as much as the holiday has commercialized and secularized over the years.
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HBO's Camping essentially runs on a single mantra: Hell is other people (whom you're inescapably stuck with).
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The word "Superior" inescapably evokes white supremacy, a notion underscored by SubSuperior, the title of the exhibition.
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The story of how Americans came to peer beyond their own properties is also, inescapably, about race.
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Inescapably, Internet-based social networks were used to counter the information asymmetry perpetuated by the elite media.
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Language was consequential in our house: My parents' linguistic capabilities were inescapably intertwined with their personal histories.
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Days later, Obama would sign into law the reform package that, informally but inescapably, now bears his name.
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These technologies are also getting more powerful, and that makes a lot of people's lives inescapably, chronically stressful.
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Trump unleashed a furious Twitter fusillade, taking what may have been a private disagreement with Tillerson inescapably public.
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If the central question of the novel is inescapably simple — Is this person Julie Whitaker or isn't she?
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Vivier's life and work have become inescapably linked to — and retrospectively darkened by — the circumstances of his death.
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That position seems inescapably right given the facts we know and the seriousness of the matters at issue.
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Many of the pieces included here feel inescapably occasional, their momentary relevance faded by the passage of time.
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The outside world, especially the inescapably physical idea of mobility, is leaner and meaner; it's harsh to newcomers.
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The problem remains that the thousands of ICOs that have cropped up have their values inescapably entwined with Bitcoin.
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I adore Event Horizon and will shout its merits to the heavens, but it's also inescapably a B-movie.
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With each passing week, another bombshell revelation drops about the inescapably partisan composition and ties of the Mueller squad.
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In naming his solo show at Public Pool The Yellow Lodge, Whyte inescapably invokes the idea of the Lynchian.
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Juxtapose Virginia's postseason track record with Virginia's stylistic quirks, and one is inescapably tempted to reach a particular conclusion.
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But it is also, inescapably, to be at odds with an administration bent on degrading those norms and institutions.
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"Is life identical to time, which passes inescapably but mysteriously?" she writes in this book that becomes her rejoinder.
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However, the gig economy ballooned — now permeating nearly every major industry — and its negative externalities have become inescapably evident.
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Collette gives an outstanding performance, as a woman who worries that she and her loved ones are inescapably cursed.
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Taken with McAvoy's performance, the shift creates an inescapably claustrophobic atmosphere where brutal violence seems just one small step away.
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But already the political potency of the tragedy began to rise up, inescapably, like a harsh light over the horizon.
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Do you remember where you were in life when JoJo's "Leave (Get Out)" was playing almost inescapably on the radio?
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Islamic people practicing under "Sharia law," Moore said, didn't have First Amendment protections because First Amendment protections are inescapably Christian.
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And yet, as Campanis revealed when he appeared on "Nightline" this week in 1987, he was also inescapably, ineluctably racist.
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Music is also wonderfully and inescapably visual, physical, tactile — and, in these ways, it weaves its rhythms through our lives.
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But if you believe, as I do, that ethics and culture are inseparable from politics, Nietzsche's ideas are inescapably political.
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To be in his own nation's capital, confronted with the contempt and hatred that had arguably birthed Trump, felt inescapably unjust.
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Obama both wants to focus on key issues that have inescapably political valences and, simultaneously, avoid the perception of criticizing Trump.
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In an American theatre, watching a powerful white man hungrily appraise and then slap a naked black body is inescapably fraught.
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We like to pretend this was a pure facet of their size, but it is inescapably a part of their ethos.
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Opening with "Age of Consent" and its inescapably catchy bassline, the sophomore effort is arguably the band's surest full-length statement.
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With Ms. Whittaker, the biggest change may turn out not to be that she's a woman, but that she's inescapably human.
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It was startling for an American: Even considering the United States' unbridged racial divides, the zainichi seemed inescapably stamped by difference.
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It's a beauty that embodies same-sex and queer desire, is inescapably dyke camp, and is largely missing from mainstream media.
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It may yet come up with solutions for our age of populism, but it is also inescapably part of its cause.
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Like the roadside billboards that were inescapably visible from her property, the graphic character of her painted messages was simple and emphatic.
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But then the song turns into a wireless version, and the movie pivots, inescapably, back to the "now" of the honeymoon hotel.
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"We ought to make it inescapably clear to Russia that its shadow war will be met with a coordinated response," he said.
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But a "good school" is an inescapably relative concept — it is one that compares favorably with other schools in the local environment.
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Because many of Mr. Cave's songs deal with morbid themes, the connection between the tragedy and his gothic sensibility is inescapably eerie.
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If his comedic performances were inescapably laddish, they were a symptom of the pervasive Judd Apatow aesthetic in which he was cradled.
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But the recent re-emergence of white supremacist ideology in political discourse lends an inescapably political cast to this celebration of interracialism.
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Gusto has avoided the oftentimes inescapably fratty company culture that's common in the Valley, as Business Insider's Melia Russell reported in 2018.
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There is no known cure for the disease, and while life expectancy for people with ALS can vary, it is inescapably fatal.
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But as the ambitions of each have expanded, it is becoming unavoidably, inescapably clear that the technology giants are heading for a collision.
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The massive Emperor's Edition didn't really address my fundamental problem of finding the scale and pace of Rome 2 to be inescapably boring.
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But Far Cry Primal is also, inescapably, a lesser entry in a series that's continually raised the bar for itself with each successive release.
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The emerging Senate version of the American Health Care Act makes it starkly and inescapably evident that Republicans are going to gouge poor people.
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Then, inescapably, you've got to show up at the nursing home, walk around, talk to residents and family and staff, ask a zillion questions.
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And they wrapped it all in a stunningly fast-paced joke-delivery system, built around startlingly elaborate animation, and pegged to an inescapably catchy song.
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Mostly, they have adopted a strategy of doing their best to ignore him and only speak out against him when he says something inescapably outrageous.
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As in much of James, the story's power is inescapably linked to its style — a close third-person that curls into itself in labyrinthine introspection.
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His sound inescapably evokes memories of live performances and classic recordings by Vinay, Vickers and other masters; in a single night, he joined their company.
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I am a Libra, and although there is something inescapably provincial about identifying too strongly with one's sun sign, it relaxes me to say so.
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At the same time, there's no denying that the 2016 election is the painfully, inescapably real context for Doomocracy — it's even part of the show's inspiration.
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Through this branding approach, Vautier stresses the elimination of the struggle to reconcile the public address of art with the inescapably personal imperatives of art making.
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Indeed, there is something inescapably affecting about Dalessandro's work, with its essential female figuration and the self-made armor that is balanced, elegant, and paradoxically fragile.
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Seeing an empty driver's seat at 45 miles per hour, or a steering wheel spinning in empty space as it navigates suburban traffic, feels inescapably surreal.
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The story of Jason's arrest and 18-month detention is, for those who know him, a personal story, but it is also an inescapably political story.
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Once we understand the special role played by the Constitution in preserving democratic government, the role of the judiciary in enforcement of that document flows inescapably.
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He's running for president, after all—and questions about a possible run for Senate inescapably point to the fact that his campaign isn't going particularly well.
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It shows the immense potential of this kind of fine-grained tracking, but inescapably resurfaces questions of just what else the company could do with the data.
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Her drawings sometimes have an inescapably architectural character, with "Eight Structures #3" (1980) looking like nothing so much as a grand design proposal for an Olympic stadium.
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The dangerous ongoing showdown between the Kabul government and Atta Mohammad Noor, a warlord-turned-governor of Balkh province, is inescapably about two things: money and muscle.
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There was something inescapably primal about it, he liked to say, a thrilling reminder that civilization sits on the crust of a planet made of molten rock.
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Or perhaps President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will renew their courtship – inescapably, with China's consent – to revive prospects for stability on the Korean peninsula.
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The dude that Kehlani is grinding on right there at the 1:45 mark, he's still wearing a set during some pretty heavy foreplay, and that's inescapably weird.
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And to talk about Future Home, or any of Erdrich's work, as belonging to a particular genre tradition — whether it's science fiction or magical realism — feels inescapably diminishing.
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The fact that Democrats prefer to maintain governance norms, even while Republicans break them time and again, inescapably pushes the policymaking apparatus of the country to the right.
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The A's suffered from other problems, as well, most inescapably a once state-of-the-art ballpark that was dying due to old age and long-deferred maintenance.
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The art of Hannelore Baron (1926–1987) never explicitly poses this question; it is never overtly therapeutic or political, although, for its maker, it was always inescapably both.
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Confronted with the problem of evil, which inescapably reared its head in Dachau, she decides that it's all about class — a Marxist remedy that seems shallow and evasive.
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Throughout his post-presidency, Obama has been torn between the ideal of avoiding entanglement in messy politics and the reality of wanting to defend his inescapably political legacy.
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I mean those natural-born stage stars who are both inescapably odd and embraceably accessible, like Carol Channing and Zero Mostel, who make eccentricities more commanding than beauty.
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The explicit (and simulated) sex scenes enacted by its youthful leads were, in the eyes of many viewers, a little too defined by the director's inescapably male gaze.
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Still, there is no escaping the taint of exile: "They make their food to taste of home, but it inescapably ends up having the taste of displacement," Hemon says.
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The comic has been inescapably identified with black radicalism, but it was clearly finished and ready for distribution before the now famous voting rights organizers in Lowndes County, Ala.
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Despite its modern record, the Rhodes trust is inescapably linked to Rhodes himself, an unabashed colonialist now widely seen as a leading European exploiter of African resources and people.
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The race mixing reached a peak in the mid-19th century, when it became inescapably clear that plantation owners were holding their own children, siblings and cousins in chains.
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He's always had his sights on the governor's mansion; his carefully constructed (and inescapably public) fundamentalist bona fides are a prerequisite to a successful political career as an Alabama Republican.
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The loss of the dogs, however, had an event horizon; I approached it gradually and then I was beyond it, the pressure of time drawing me inescapably forward and down.
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To socioeconomics and race—the known and inescapably arbitrary factors in the application of the death penalty—we may now add a novel dynamic: the shelf life of benzodiazepine compounds.
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To watch old footage of the shattered city of 1916 is to be thrown, inescapably, into the present day, when martyr-armies, bombed rubble and bystander corpses are sickeningly abundant.
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What you want are those of us who are inescapably aware of our failings, and who understand that we succeed because of our ability to embrace them, as human animals.
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Not pursuing impeachment now would have made it inescapably clear to all that the party's reluctance to impeach was political rather than a matter of the substance of Trump's wrongdoing.
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It paints a picture of lines blurring and solidifying and blurring again, a situation so banal that calling it sexual assault would mean that sexual assault is deeply, inescapably omnipresent.
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There is something inescapably Western about Park Chan-Wook's The Handmaiden, even though its adaptation of British novelist Sarah Waters' Fingersmith moves the setting to Japanese-colonized Korea in the 1930s.
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The ravages of the coronavirus and the market meltdown this week, like the ravages of that storm 15 years ago, played out on the screens for hours — urgently, relentlessly, inexorably, inescapably.
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In her review for The Times, Manohla Dargis said Hoffman's "performance is so finely etched — and the story so irresistible — that the film becomes, almost inescapably, something of a last testament."
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Every inescapably groovy note is perfectly calibrated to life your spirits and bow your head, and Lori's tough, soaring vocals especially stand out in a genre crowded with crooning hippie dudes.
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Such a conclusive thumbs-down could convince markets that Britain is heading inescapably towards a no-deal Brexit and will push sterling below $1.20, Oliver Brennan, a strategist at TS Lombard predicts.
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Instead, it encapsulated the predicament in which Trump now finds himself: embroiled in disorder which he's often fueled himself and with the path to stability passing inescapably through more shakeups and turmoil.
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"Anyone who has ever commanded a ship knows that you are inescapably responsible for everything that happens on your watch," wrote my friend and colleague, Bryan McGrath, himself a former destroyer captain.
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Hammond's solo recording is superior, and you should go listen to it, but The Hollies' version has a bassline that's inescapably similar to Radiohead's, so that's the one I'm dropping in here.
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This is true of all games, in one way or another, but it's especially clear with Magic, whose aftermarkets and proxies are inescapably "part" of what the game is in the world.
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"It would almost appear that the very domain of human activity most crucial to the fate of nations is inescapably in the hands of wholly irresponsible political rulers," wrote Einstein from Potsdam, Germany.
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We are sort of inescapably part of the story a bit in that we would have sucked at covering any other White House and we wouldn't have enjoyed it like we do this.
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But socially conservative nationalism inescapably elevates a particular religious and conservative vision for the country over philosophically liberal commitments — Deneen, for example, is most famous for writing a book titled Why Liberalism Failed.
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The study is "inescapably narrow: one university, and only 109 cases," as Vox pointed out in 2015, but that might be because two out of three rapes are not reported, according to RAINN.
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His associations careen from the German artist Thomas Demand to a missing van Gogh painting to Snapchat, always returning to the central idea of photography as memorial: Photography is inescapably a memorial art.
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Though he says elsewhere that judges must "strive...to apply the law as it is", not as they would like it to be, Mr Gorsuch's natural-law lens appears inescapably coloured by ideological commitments.
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Clinton in the act of statecraft and surrounded by the instruments of American power, set off against Mr. Trump's almost comical bluster in two memorably poor television interviews, makes the ad's point inescapably clear.
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Then there is the British DJ-producer Hifi Sean's "In Love with Life," from his 2016 album Ft., which features Ono lamenting, over a fluid-seductive, inescapably danceable groove, humanity's tendency for self-destruction.
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The frankly observing, untroubled intelligence of the four subjects stuns with what I want to call the Sherald Effect: an experience of looking that entails being looked at, to ambiguous but inescapably gripping ends.
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How can we as Americans, a people long defined by an inherent willingness to run toward the flames instead of away, abandon tens of thousands of defenseless human beings to an inescapably gruesome fate?
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In toilet cubicles; off your phone screen in a tent; off a CD case at a house party that gradually but inescapably disintegrates into four people shouting at each other about the nationalization of railways.
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Gender inequality accounts for a lot of this disruption worldwide, placing women on the lower rungs of the social ladder where they struggle to control their sexual health, but the other factor is inescapably biological.
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Much of Trump's politics is essentially dedicated to making that kind of deracialization strategy untenable, with actions and rhetoric that are so inflammatory that they inescapably push racial conflict to the top of the agenda.
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Mass Effect seemed like the safest bet of them all, but Andromeda is nothing more than a milquetoast effort that — whether this is true or not — feels inescapably boxed in by its own troubled past.
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Mass Effect seemed like the safest bet of them all, but Andromeda is nothing more than a milquetoast effort that — whether this is true or not — feels inescapably boxed in by its own troubled past.
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The movie, which observes the world from Leah's entitled perspective, is the latest in a continuing line of shockers (including "Kids" and "Spring Breakers"), whose depictions of greedy drug-taking and promiscuity are inescapably titillating.
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There would be no reason to have a federal judiciary with well over 1,000 judges — and multi-member appellate courts — if every case had one inescapably correct outcome; a well-programmed robot could handle that.
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In both its pursuit and its capture, there is something so inescapably different about greatness of this sort, which came from the same struggling place as its humbler analogue but is also so wildly unlike it.
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Pokémon nostalgia has obviously been on everyone's minds lately with the (inescapably) enormous success of Pokémon GO, but what about all the other amazing games from that era, like fantasy-adventure game The Legend of Zelda?
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Trump has made it inescapably clear he has a soft spot for dictators and no great passion for liberal democracy, with its pesky separation of powers, independent rule of law, free press and protection of minorities.
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Organic, materially luscious in the way of ripening fruit, the split circles of Council, Untitled are at once elegant and inescapably seductive; an eloquent reminder of what abstraction can do, and of how it can feel.
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Inescapably, watching this film in the horrific early days of a Donald Trump presidency, when bigoted ideologies that have festered on the far right are now welcome in, and likely directing, the White House, is distressing.
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Though the jukebox musical will inescapably be compared to last year's "Bohemian Rhapsody," Fox's Oscar-winning Queen biopic that generated over $900 million globally, "Rocketman" doesn't need to reach those box office heights to become a success.
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Directed by Instagram artist Arvida Bystrom, the video neither judges nor celebrates our relationship to the digital world, but presents it as it is; a force that is ubiquitous, and one with which we're frequently, inescapably obsessed.
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But changes in the global taxation system, volatility in financial markets and talk of protectionist trade measures all pose risks to the country's open economy, which is "inescapably volatile", Philip Lane said in a speech in Dublin.
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The appalling aspect is that, whatever one's view of the proper role of corporations in the political process, the specific facts and issues at stake in the Citizens United case plainly and inescapably implicated the First Amendment.
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Such an air of mystery and secretiveness wafts inescapably through the pages of Lynne Adele and Bruce Lee Webb's new book, As Above, So Below: Art of the American Fraternal Society, 28–2200 (University of Texas Press).
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And former Vice President Joe Biden is inescapably tied to the proceedings, in which the House is weighing whether President Donald Trump abused his power by pressuring Ukraine to investigate Biden's family in exchange for military aid.
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Whatever else they are, Hopkins and Stitches are inescapably tragic creatures, constructed in the image of animals they will never fully become, whose very bodies aspire toward a state of existence that their fundamental nature will always betray.
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This year, however, is not like most years, and with a new president in the White House, the festival itself — which opened the day before the inauguration and closes on Sunday — has inescapably become the biggest story here.
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The essayist and photographer Teju Cole writes in his column "On Photography" for The New York Times that photography is inescapably a memorial art, that in photographs, one moment is preserved, with those before and after falling away like sheer cliffs.
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What follows suggests that the great majority of modern men are inescapably prisoners of shadowy and unexamined assumptions, immersed in private lives involving the pursuit of various personal interests, with limited time, and even less attention to give to public affairs.
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Their insights were interesting, but I got the feeling from many of them that there was a sort of disappointment at the fact that so much of what tech offers, or how it offers it, is inescapably and fundamentally unethical.
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By applying these ESG criteria to Venezuela, it is inescapably clear that holding debt issued by the Venezuela government, or other government-sponsored entities, is providing significant support to a totalitarian regime that is inflicting human suffering on its population.
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What might, in other hands, have been presented as a merely personal or familial story thus became an inescapably political one—about how violence from above gets internalized and rerouted, usually in the direction of those with even less power.
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Given how deeply concerned it is with loss, "Afterglow" is inescapably a sad book, but, because it is a love story, and because, like any serious book about death, it is full of life, it has a celebratory feel to it.
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In June, the FTC announced that it had updated its COPPA compliance plan for businesses to make inescapably clear that internet-enabled toys and other "internet of things" (IoT) devices that collect personal information from children may be subject to COPPA.
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The archetype of the Jew in American public life—neurotic and too smart for his own good and slave to his passions maybe, but a Jew, and declaratively and inescapably so—had not yet emerged until long into Sanders's political career.
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This is exactly the experience of Unorthodox: We adopt different positions, depending on where and across what we stand, which is synonymous with the modern Jewish experience of putting oneself in the position of the other, inescapably and incessantly, throughout time.
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While some find it inescapably sexist and infantilising — particularly the implication you are defined by the act of breeding and just manage to earn a dollar in between nappy changes — other female business owners choose to make the word work to suit themselves.
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The stylized image of the collector's lifestyle, as presented by The 13th Floor (reinforced by the wait time to ascend), was one of art-world elitism buoyed by white, male privilege — a privilege inescapably enjoyed by Berardini and Felix's founder, collector Dean Valentine.
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Nor are they somehow less distracting or amusing in their intended ways; it's hard to imagine a future in which it will not be startling to be abruptly and inescapably confronted with a full-color four-foot rendering of, say, Larry King's face.
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But there's something about the physicality of the sweat that deposits a heavy pit in my stomach, that makes me feel awful, not just because I'm sticky and hot but because I am inescapably confronted with the reality of my advancing age.
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Four years later, Justice Thomas's explosive hearings and narrow confirmation, by a vote of 52 to 48, cemented the process as inescapably political, even as the next quarter-century of Supreme Court confirmations often proceeded with a bipartisanship that has summarily vanished.
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This is the tension that already dominates his post-presidency, as revealed by interviews with six current and former aides to the former president: Obama wants to rise above the partisan muck, but he's also eager to accomplish goals that are inescapably political in nature.
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He finds himself a consensus-builder in a polarized age; a believer in markets and American politics when both are under intense suspicion; an inescapably elite figure at a time when the climate movement craves bottom-up action, front-line fights, and diverse representation.
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It was a meta piece of casting that winked at Perry's teen heartthrob past — almost all of the parent characters on Riverdale are played by former teen stars — and it all but confirmed that Perry is inescapably linked to his time as Dylan McKay.
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But Episode 8 reveals what is perhaps the most important aspect of his character: As much as he says he lives outside of time and no longer concerns himself with human affairs, the part of him that started life as Jon Osterman remains inescapably human.
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While these inescapably misogynistic films mostly feature women being killed in cruel and bizarre ways, men are murdered too: In A Thousand Pleasures, Richard is smothered by the breasts of Boobarella—definitely more of a fetishistic gesture than an expression of retribution for killing his wife.
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He was criticized for paying too little attention to the world outside Europe (as Marx himself had done), but he was a man of his time, and in any case that "age of empire" was inescapably one defined by what Europe did to the rest of the world.
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But for the 1532 edition the poet introduced elsewhere an entirely new scene in which Olimpia, a beautiful and misfortune-prone damsel, is described at much greater length and in a markedly more erotic fashion, inescapably bringing to mind the great nudes of the early 16th-century Venetian masters.
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Always viewing the subject askance, as if through a veil, it wanders off in tangents before being pulled back violently via the elastic cord Cave references, which no matter how far he strays from the event, inescapably catapults him back to the epicentre of his pain and distress.
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W. S. Merwin, a formidable American poet who for more than 60 years labored under a formidable poetic yoke: the imperative of using language — an inescapably concrete presence on the printed page — to conjure absence, silence and nothingness, died on Friday at his home near Haiku-Pauwela, Hawaii.
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By the percentages, Mudiay doesn't separate ball from ball-handler quite as often as Rubio does, but there is something inescapably similar in their defensive magnetism—the way every clumping of bodies seems to end with them emerging with the ball and loping off in the other direction.
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But it also took 100 years for scientists to determine what, exactly, Einstein's theory predicts: not only that gravitational waves exist, but how they look after crossing the cosmos from a coalescing pair of black holes — inescapably steep sinkholes in space-time whose existence Einstein found even harder to swallow.
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The fate of Mr. Schellenberg, as well as two Canadians detained in China last month, now seems inescapably tied to the tense relationship between the countries — in particular, to Canada's handling of Meng Wanzhou, the Chinese tech executive whose arrest in Vancouver early last month ignited official fury in Beijing.
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All the other variables — the cellular environment within which the cancer cell was inescapably lodged, the metabolic and hormonal milieu that surrounded the cancer or, for that matter, the human body that was wrapped around it — might as well have been irrelevant blobs receding in the distance: Japan, China, Russia.
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In a couple of the images, the crates, too small for the dazed inhabitants to lie down in, were suspended above the ground, and the torsos and hands of the human attendants around them craned and caressed at each crate's tilt and sway: gestures of care within the constraints of an inescapably cruel act.
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In a couple of the images, the crates, too small for the dazed inhabitants to lie down in, were suspended above the ground, and the torsos and hands of the human attendants around them craned and caressed at each crate's tilt and sway: gestures of care within the constraints of an inescapably cruel act.
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The famous Istiklal Avenue, one of the world's most appealing pedestrian spaces with its cobbled pavement and little red trams clacking down the middle, bells dinging, can be covered over on a crowded weekend night by an inescapably dense, mile-long cloud of secondhand smoke, hovering between the elegant, tall buildings on either side.
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While each member of the band are still inescapably chained to elements of the industry (by the very nature of playing festivals and putting out records), it seems like the creation of the Moonlandingz project is an attempt to exist outside of this world, to create their own narrative, their own image, and their own twisted identity.
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Still, he insists, "Some jokes remain inescapably Jewish," like the ones about schlemiels (who spill soup) and schlimazels (on whom they spill it), or about mothers who are "disapproving and difficult" but also "overly loving and protective" — a theme, he notes, that has been explored at great length by celebrated Jewish jokesters like Philip Roth and Bruce Jay Friedman.
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A single encounter with the work of the Uruguayan artist Ignacio Iturria, who was born in Montevideo in 1949, can instantly — and inescapably — open a door to a new way of looking at and thinking about the perceived world, in which fantasy meets reality, giving the spin of a mundo iturriano to just about anything one might notice, from boats and furniture to animals and high-rise buildings.
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" He wrote: "Sharing with the English the common law tradition of judge-made law, Americans are blessed with a much fuller literature on their judges' lives, reflecting, I believe, an American appreciation of the truth that the law a judge makes is a projection of values that are inescapably personal — even while the judge labors to be impartial between the litigants and objective in his framing of the dispositive legal rule.
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It's not hard to understand why the word brings a rush of support today — anger with capitalism over rising income inequality, the continuing aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, the fact that dealing with some of our era's biggest challenges will inescapably pit the public interest (battling climate change) against private ones (oil companies), the ascension of a populist president who is a flashback to the height of 1980s-era glitz and greed.
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King's "Americanism" and his ties to Europe's far-right inescapably invoke parallels to Charles Lindbergh, who deployed similar rhetoric about "western civilization" and national identity to defend his opposition to American participation in World War II: While I advocate the non-interference by America in the internal affairs of Europe, I believe it is of the utmost importance for us to cooperate with Europe in our relationships with the other peoples of the earth.
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Backstage before the show, as models milled around poking fake fingernails tinted spun sugar sweet at their phones, Mr. Scott (nursing a broken elbow in a pink sling) was talking strikes in Chile, the gilets jaunes in France, socialism in the United States, "how stretched and tenuous the idea of democracy has become" and how that led, inescapably, to thoughts of the world before the French Revolution and Marie Antoinette, the woman who has become a symbol of all that decadence and blind frivolity.
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