The inevitability of The Cold Equations is not the inevitability of the universe.
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It's easy, but wrong, to conflate the inevitability of a natural disaster with the supposed inevitability of life and property loss.
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In the Kadampa Nine Point Meditation on Death, you move gradually from contemplating the inevitability of death to the inevitability of your own death.
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As her lead widened, Sanders seemed to accept her inevitability.
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Kindle kiosks beside the magazine racks seem like an inevitability.
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Most employees saw the closure as an inevitability finally realized.
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Mr. Bush tried to project a similar air of inevitability.
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What is clear, however, is the inevitability of autonomous vehicles.
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But according to the pros, this inevitability can be avoided.
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But that doesn't mean we're not preparing for the inevitability.
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On Monday, President Trump hinted that it was an inevitability.
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Product recalls are an inevitability in the world of business.
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They also turn a complicated story into an inevitability, even
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But at some point, slower employment growth is an inevitability.
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If he represents the future, there's no inevitability about it.
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She pushed an inevitability vibe and only really faced Sanders.
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Her tale has its own inevitability and that is enough.
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Why do audiences accept the inevitability of the Marschallin's resignation?
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They also imbued Zuckerberg's thoughts with a kind of inevitability.
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But to the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission, inevitability is irrelevant.
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It's a way of coping with the inevitability of it.
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Barack Obama used his victory to undercut the inevitability of Sen.
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Taking it to court Lawsuits, at this point, are an inevitability.
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But they tend to come with a heavy sense of inevitability.
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The inevitability of another act of sudden violence is always present.
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And they hang over Annihilation with a sense of leaden inevitability.
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Its three Grammy nominations were less a surprise than an inevitability.
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The transit agency in Phoenix is already preparing for that inevitability.
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After Nadal won the first, there was an air of inevitability.
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The gimped inevitability of his prose, sentences that reveal a mind
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The government can delay this inevitability, but they cannot deny it.
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Maybe the sense of inevitability comes from knowing Hillary too well.
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I do think that this wave of bots is an inevitability.
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He pulverized and unmanned his opponents with cruel inevitability through autumn.
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Either way, there is a sense of inevitability around sentencing reform.
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Once ignorance is weaponized, violence seems to be a tragic inevitability.
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"There's a certain inevitability," he said of the pilots joining ALPA.
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Instead, most of the subjects discuss the topic as an inevitability.
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Whatever it is, it isn't a necessary evil, or an inevitability.
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According to our columnist: confidence, consensus and a sense of inevitability.
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The seeming inevitability of Mr. Netanyahu's continuing reign should be surprising.
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Inevitability isn't a good argument for a TV show's existence, however.
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But he does not accept the inevitability of a house divided.
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Many people shrug it off as an inevitability of modern life.
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The choreography of the structure's collapse played out with cinematic inevitability.
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I think it's important that people recognize the element of inevitability.
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But Mr. Sanders doesn't place much value on the idea of inevitability.
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In fact, it's become an inevitability in nearly all major US cities.
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With huge hits, there's always an air of inevitability after the fact.
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We will minimise it but it is an inevitability of our departure.
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To some it's clearly a possibility that already feesl like an inevitability.
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Literature is full of poignant phrases to express the inevitability of death.
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Initially after May's announcement, a Conservative Party win felt like an inevitability.
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It's this apparent inevitability to Apple's commercial success that I find fascinating.
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But Elizabeth Harvest never captures Ex Machina's sense of dread or inevitability.
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A fortuitous turn or an inevitability, depending on how hard you squint.
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An air of inevitability took hold once the Pats tied the game.
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Look: In addition to death and taxes, hangovers are an inevitability, too.
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From the moment the nominations came out, this seemed like an inevitability.
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Meetings descended into finger pointing and ended with a sense of inevitability.
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But Booker acknowledged the inevitability of the question of a presidential run.
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Spinoffs of mainstream crime dramas feel like an inevitability at this point.
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Such must be our fate, the gargantuan inevitability against which we dab.
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This is a logical inevitability—everything else will be done by globots.
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How are people's beliefs about the inevitability of Western liberal democracy changing?
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This all makes July 31's cancellation feel like a sad inevitability.
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Her abrupt demise may have struck some viewers as a haunting inevitability.
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The sense, in this genealogy of the moment, is of unanticipated inevitability.
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And they did not shrink from subjects like the inevitability of death.
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This made it less threatening, and gave cryptocurrency an air of inevitability.
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For a while now, this merger has had an air of inevitability.
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Some have simply given up and quietly accepted the inevitability of annexation.
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"We need to solve that inevitability by effective township design," Leonard said.
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The tide of change is almost comforting to him in its inevitability.
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And people have treated it as an inevitability for a long time.
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Complicating matters further is the general inevitability of this current NBA season.
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So when I say inevitability I fundamentally believe that to be true.
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Trump talks about nuclear war as though it is a grim inevitability.
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KS: Inevitability is the number-one talking point of the legalization movement.
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That dream, which seemed like an inevitability back in January, is over now.
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But the sense of inevitability hasn't boosted their support among their own parties.
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Despite Mr Macron's troubles this week, this aura of inevitability has not dissipated.
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Gearing workers up for this inevitability is a better labor strategy than obfuscation.
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Yet despite its inevitability, there is no official framework to handle this displacement.
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"I think both sides see that as an inevitability, Your Honor," Dunne responded.
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All that said, subscription services like Apple Arcade appear to be an inevitability.
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But as the USGS researchers point out, this is far from an inevitability.
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The great news is that getting caught off guard is not an inevitability.
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The global adoption of blockchain technology is starting to feel like an inevitability.
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The mother says, "When you get pulled over…" as if it's an inevitability.
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That again created a narrative about Hillary's inevitability, which all the pundits repeated.
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The writing was on of the wall with the inevitability of the war.
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Indeed, Brown and Batygin believe it's an all-but-inevitability, with a likely .
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"I think we're past the point of inevitability for virtual care," Gorevic added.
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No doubt the sense of her "inevitability" scared some Democrats away from running.
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The whole argument of inevitability starts going if she cannot end this early.
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The imagined inevitability of my thinness eventually led to a lapse in objectivity.
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This theory implied a certain inevitability to the gathering processes of historical change.
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Perhaps the inevitability of the reversal was always there, coded in the words.
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Brady versus either Manning is an exercise not in possibility, but in inevitability.
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Rather than inevitability, the people of Staunton, Va., and Chambersburg, Pa., demonstrate contingency.
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After the victories, there was a growing sense of inevitability surrounding Biden's candidacy.
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A loss for Biden in Iowa could be catastrophic to his inevitability campaign.
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But now she skates with a seriousness of purpose and a whispery inevitability.
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It doesn't perambulate, but plummets with the graceful inevitability of a shot bird.
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A victory in the Wolverine State could give Biden an air of inevitability.
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Now it feels just a tiny bit more like a sense of inevitability.
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SORKIN: THERE'S A SENSE IN THIS BOOK THAT THERE'S INEVITABILITY TO THESE CRISES.
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Any lingering sense of Biden's inevitability or electability died in the Granite State.
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Gearing workers up for this inevitability is a better labor strategy than obstructionism.
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There's a "Hillary Clinton-esque sense of inevitability" that the message will surprise.
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Emmy voters in 2019 seemed to chafe against the inevitability of certain narratives.
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The whole thing started to take on the care of inevitability, destiny even.
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They gave Jamie Benn a big, fair contract, but that was an inevitability.
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His nomination may well still happen, but its aura of inevitability was punctured.
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So those are some dizzying stats, but here's where the inevitability comes into play.
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Since mid-November, this NBA season has been characterized by a sense of inevitability.
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There was always some inevitability to the alliance between Syrian Kurds and the regime.
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Globalisation is an inevitability in a world of modern communications that cannot be uninvented.
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The shameful state of our children is not an inevitability — it is a choice.
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Some Democrats say the 2016 campaign could mark the "death of inevitability" if Mrs.
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The equivalent numbers in Japan show that this isn't a story of demographic inevitability.
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It's an inevitability: if a platform gets big enough, eventually, it'll support video games.
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Former president Donald Trump's border wall, once considered a political inevitability, was never built.
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Nvidia has clearly realized this inevitability, and it's time for a change of pace.
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Destiny, historical inevitability and sheer necessity have always been a favorite theme among politicians.
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The unsatisfying finale, once the result of a bungled creative choice, became an inevitability.
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DEANNA BURT, COMMANDER OF 50TH SPACE WING: I think it's an inevitability over time.
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There is no law of inevitability, despite the title of this episode of Fargo.
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Son was the only Japanese mobile CEO to recognize the inevitability of the iPhone.
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Suggesting Pruitt's selection means the inevitability of dirty air and dirty water is preposterous.
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There has been an unmistakable (and highly mistaken) air of inevitability surrounding these three.
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The characters speak slowly and deliberately, and the events occur with a calm inevitability.
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"I think to some extent it's a bit of a historical inevitability," he said.
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The cruel depredations of time, the inevitability of aging and mortality are recurring themes.
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When the announcement was finally made at 2pm EST it fell like cold inevitability.
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The aura of inevitability comes at the price of responsibility when things go wrong.
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But there's also inevitability inherent to this landscape that often feel like hell itself.
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Andrew Das: I guess we have our answer about Belgium's inevitability and Panama's stamina.
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Snyder makes a valuable distinction between the narratives of inevitability and those of eternity.
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At times, inevitability begins to outstrip surprise, and feeling is more reported than animated.
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His abrupt acts and swerving meditations have an air of unplotted inevitability about them.
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The Fed's actions show clearly that the central bank considers greater inflation another inevitability.
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Their apparent inevitability is because they possess trappings of power but lack popular support.
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But now that both favorites are under threat, that sense of inevitability has lessened.
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What is a big deal is if people start losing confidence in its inevitability.
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Black voters can help form a cloak of inevitability around a candidacy as well.
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There was a sense of inevitability about all three of them, a dread predictability.
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You can argue that this is the inevitability of life under Negan's authoritarian regime.
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Flu season—and the gnarly symptoms that accompany it—are an inevitability every winter.
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One question is how the rest of Hillaryland will respond to her fall from inevitability.
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The inevitability of a crackup raises obvious questions about if and how it'll be repaired.
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Since the end of August, many players appear to have accepted relegation as an inevitability.
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When they slaughter the big bad, we see a fight end with realistic, nauseating inevitability.
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The Tories' election campaign has lost its sense of inevitability to mixed polls and backbiting.
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There is a sense of melancholy and inevitability to the work that borders on hopelessness.
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But extending this misleading and unfair practice into the tech world is not an inevitability.
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In all circumstances, though, the proliferation of ARM-based convertibles and laptops seems an inevitability.
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Most doctors enter medicine to help people delay death, not to talk about its inevitability.
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There was a sense of inevitability when Nadal and Nishikori stepped onto Philippe Chatrier Court.
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It was just me, Everett, and the dreadful sense of inevitability burrowing into my chest.
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I think it's an inevitability that Republicans will recognize climate change and take climate action.
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And sure, maybe that's an inevitability if you're storing years of photos in the cloud.
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By overlaying different closed systems – each perfect in itself — Kaufman evokes the inevitability of deterioration.
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So realistically, it's probably not stupidity that makes Krakow take the bet — it's just inevitability.
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Death is an inevitability in Ark: Survival Evolved, the online survival game from Studio Wildcard.
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But at this point, partnering with Amazon is a logical choice, part of an inevitability.
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This, he hoped, would shatter the aura of inevitability that was his opponent's greatest advantage.
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They would inevitability express their dissent to those who are responsible: their members of Congress.
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Democrats are arguably too sanguine about the party's demographic inevitability and its Electoral College advantage.
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So while we may not see the murder, its inevitability seeps into Mr. Little's score.
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Their games seem to unfold with a sense of inevitability, as Saturday's sixth inning demonstrated.
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" Mark Cohen, former CEO of Sears Canada, told CNBC that the ruling was "an inevitability.
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She turns around again, as if accepting the inevitability of having to speak to him.
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Alison's novel treats with humor similar existential questions about solitude and the inevitability of transformation.
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Even those who accepted the inevitability of strong computer players didn't expect it this soon.
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These days, Washington Post columnists are calling a full-on reversal of Roe an inevitability.
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The memory of being consumed by this enormous human inevitability ... there is no rationalizing that.
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Russians were resigned to the inevitability of Mr. Putin, but Republican voters picked their candidate.
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Some of them told Vox that they consider getting infected with the coronavirus an inevitability.
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But along the way, surprises and delights exemplify the unexpected inevitability of the best storytelling.
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We could struggle against the inevitability of the coming chill, or we could embrace it.
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Step one would be a simple acknowledgement that hacking of these machines is an inevitability.
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Wherever he goes, he speaks in sermons about the inevitability of who we must be.
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The level of immigration is a policy choice and not an inevitability like plate tectonics.
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"The inevitability question has moved rapidly," said James Williams, president of the Engage Cuba coalition.
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She hates the politics of it, but has succumbed to the inevitability, the source says.
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This apparent inevitability underscores, perhaps, how deeply rooted our impulses to glimpse the "other" are.
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Therefore as soon as Twitch was seen to be getting popular, blocking it became an inevitability.
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No, every second of Garcia and Yabushita's fight unfolded with the predictability and inevitability of death.
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The rise of robots makes universal basic income an inevitability in the U.S., claims Elon Musk.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Considering Android's massive mobile market share, this was pretty much an inevitability.
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Mattis did not respond to questions from reporters about the inevitability of an escalating military conflict.
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It's the rare film that finds dread in slow-moving inevitability, instead of in sudden shocks.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said UBI is a virtual inevitability as robots take human jobs.
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To say the least, such mass inevitability takes the guesswork out of this year's Oscar season.
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" He added, "Americans and the American health care system are uncomfortable with the inevitability of mortality.
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In the delivery world, robots have come to represent both a holy grail and an inevitability.
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There is an inevitability surrounding these playoffs and this is the picture for those thousand words.
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Now, almost three decades later, we have another supposed inevitability: the collapse of the European Union.
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Automakers have been coming around to the inevitability of electric cars for a few years now.
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He expressed an inevitability about it all, for which he could muster neither anger nor despair.
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The problem with this coverage isn't the facts, which are undeniable — it's the tone of inevitability.
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The perils are those of adolescence itself: clumsy expression, uncertainty and the sad inevitability of aging.
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We see the inevitability of the dunk, the purity of its execution, hanging there in perpetuity.
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Yet leading Republicans are starting to come to terms with the Trump candidacy as an inevitability.
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In Gray's telling, her life improved with the elegance and the inevitability of a film dissolve.
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As UConn raced through this season, however, Stewart's ambition began to look more like an inevitability.
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Rather than accepting these things as an inevitability, the characters go beyond the limits of change.
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A story is a series of choices, which in retrospect take on an aura of inevitability.
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To pierce the Biden veil of inevitability, a successful candidate will have to do two things.
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And yet, the inevitability of AI's increased presence in the workplace doesn't have to cause despair.
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Clinton and her candidacy the air of inevitability with which she began her campaign in April.
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And if Harry Potter weren't already getting an adult prequel, this would make that an inevitability.
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A politics of inevitability is an idea that's been pretty widespread in the US since 0003.
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Like in Journey, climbing a mountain means accepting the possibility of death—and some, the inevitability.
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The inevitability of Mitt Romney's next campaign Attention has centered on his fraught relationship with Trump.
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Is my experience — shouldering my mother's burden, and developing my own — an anomaly, or an inevitability?
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But then you get on the other side and you realize that there's not an inevitability.
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The sense of inevitability about no-deal, cultivated by the hardliners advising Mr Johnson, is bogus.
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"Any lingering sense of Biden's inevitability or electability died in the Granite State," wrote Errol Louis.
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Alex: I saw it similarly to Alissa, and took it as the inevitability of the system.
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"There was definitely a sense of inevitability from the moment we first met," Mr. Willingham said.
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And more broadly, they offer a validating effect for candidates hoping to demonstrate strength or inevitability.
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"There was definitely a sense of inevitability from the moment we first met," Mr. Willingham said.
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Much like Clinton, the inevitability of a Biden victory will likely last until it does not.
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In Milwaukee, this first blast of extreme cold is simply a fact of life, an inevitability.
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An oil spill is an inevitability, not a possibility, if drilling occurs off of our coast.
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That's what happened to Richard Nixon in 1974 when impeachment and conviction became a virtual inevitability.
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"I do think that being a part of the outrage machine is an inevitability now," she explained.
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In spite of this inevitability, the girl next to me prayed—literally prayed—for Gotham to win.
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I always knew that one step had to come out of another, with a sense of inevitability.
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"I do think that being a part of the outrage machine is an inevitability now," she said.
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Presented on stage in Mr Ransom and Mr Beckett's opera, this inevitability is both hilarious and thoughtful.
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Fashion's cyclical nature means there isn't just the possibility of a comeback — there's the inevitability of one.
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We're confronted by the inevitability of change and are invited to release the past and embrace transformation.
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There is a certain inevitability that accompanies any technology that's being worked on by separate groups simultaneously.
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It comes down to quitting coal and accepting the economic inevitability that the future is, largely, renewable.
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The framework of "crisis" generated a sense of inevitability, making it seem that there were no alternatives.
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It becomes the dunk that never ends, an act of inevitability that spins on forever and ever.
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It's about energetically setting an intention and having your actions lead to the inevitability of that fulfillment.
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To accept the vulnerability of a new relationship is to accept the inevitability of change and death.
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As with Shipp and the Barneses, King's Bible & Tire opportunity is both a surprise and an inevitability.
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It's totally unpretentious, and totally unsentimental — there's this inevitability about it, without it being too direction-oriented.
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The movie makes you think about the inevitability of being separated from your loved one by death.
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Mr. Morgan was just as crucial, giving every note the weight of inevitability, without ever sounding rigid.
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It is an inevitability, as there is little room for novelty and uniqueness in the modern age.
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In fact, the sheer inevitability of life itself is deeply fucking irritating, but that's by the by.
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It appears that most of these folks are just conceding to the inevitability of the Trump nomination.
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Apart from inaccuracy, one of the greatest flaws in any historical account is a sense of inevitability.
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For a disease many of us fear, the message is hopeful: Dementia is not necessarily an inevitability.
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"We're sort of getting to the point of inevitability," Ms. Schierholz said of an all-female EVA.
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It's an inevitability when you are doing something this big and this controversial for so many people.
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I think of these subjects as urgent responses to the inevitability of suffering that we all face.
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But in others, he has lamented the inevitability of tragedy and focused on the attackers' psychological problems.
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And when Facebook realized the inevitability of some laws on this front, the company changed its tune.
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Spiegel addressed the issue of Facebook copying Snapchat at DLD, but brushed it off as an inevitability.
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And its causes, as explained with a cool matter-of-factness, have an alarming ring of inevitability.
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But the films share a rambunctious search for perfection, the inevitability of compromise, and some complicated parenting.
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"I married him," Newton says, as swiftly as a sigh, perfectly capturing the inevitability of the conclusion.
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At its simplest, the inevitability of climate change is a threat to this fragile faith in life.
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If there was an overall theme to this year's awards, then, it was a dislike of inevitability.
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"There's an inevitability to need to be operating on the lunar surface that I think is clear."
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Trilobites For anyone with ovaries, menopause is a fact of life — seemingly mundane, perhaps, in its inevitability.
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Ms. Wang: Legalization felt like an inevitability when Governor Cuomo announced his support for it in December.
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It gives the story a feeling of inevitability while leaving the writers plenty of room to improvise.
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But there is, in the NBA's creeping inevitability, something that echoes in a way that's familiar and unsettling.
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While consumer smart glasses like Google Glass have failed to catch on, officer wearables are essentially an inevitability.
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The reporter was right, in other words, to frame her question about Tillerson's departure as a seeming inevitability.
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The film explores what it's like to feel listless, to face the inevitability and pain of growing up.
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I keep seeing thoughtful, intelligent people talking about it as not so much an option but an inevitability.
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They also evoke plenty of the inevitability and isolation that ramps up the stakes in any horror movie.
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Despite the clear narrative push for the necessity and inevitability of Libra, it's anything but a settled proposition.
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Adding to the sense of inevitability is the fact that the governing party is overwhelmingly one of Brexiteers.
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Beloved Canadian novelist Margaret Atwood may not have known it at the time, but it was an inevitability.
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That sort of groupthink mentality about the inevitability of a Hillary Clinton presidency is in full force today.
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He's running like it's a general election, cresting the aura of inevitability and readiness to stare down Trump.
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The road to a bitcoin ETF has seen many roadblocks, but one finance expert said it's an inevitability.
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It is, again, proof of the country's spiral into illogical extremes: the inevitability and acceleration of black death.
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There was an inevitability to those teams, an invincibility that no threat apparently could—let alone would—pierce.
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Given that this is an inevitability, you may as well try and get the best deal you can.
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And the whole of this inevitability, this foregone conclusion, has been packed away in this Warriors/Spurs series.
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In addition, Offset's father opined about "hot headed females," as though Cardi's temperament rendered Offset's behavior an inevitability.
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Perhaps they simply accepted that the field test, with its promise of scientific inevitability, would eventually convict her.
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But Parrott told Gothamist that he attributed the inevitability of some restaurants failing to the industry's competitive nature.
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There was pressure, he acknowledged, in the inevitability that he will be measured against Mr. Williams's foundational performance.
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That style has returned again, and by coincidence or inevitability, so have many other style totems of Mrs.
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One grim inevitability of our fame-obsessed culture is that one day all of our idols will die.
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Here, we marvel at the inevitability of Sunderland's season, and explore the possibility of Bob Mortimer doing MOTD.
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Mr. Guaidó has been trying to cultivate a similar sense of consensus and inevitability among Venezuela's power brokers.
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By the time Torres stepped to the plate against Nick Kingham, the sense of inevitability drenched the ballpark.
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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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The seeming inevitability of many more years of Putin is no excuse for throwing up hands over Russia.
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Inevitability and objectivity, like pessimism and optimism, are the names of programs offering freedom from choice and responsibility.
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For many, these numbers transfigured Covid-19 from something that might be a problem, to a near inevitability.
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The reality of loss and the inevitability of more loss is, maybe, the most powerful destresser of all.
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Wang, in comments carried by China's Foreign Ministry, said "reunification across the Taiwan Strait is a historical inevitability".
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A lot of his work disintegrates with the inevitability of a status update being pushed down a screen.
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But for all his local fame and notoriety, Mr. Moore was never an inevitability in the Senate race.
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The Bengals prepared for this inevitability by spending their first two picks in last year's draft on tackles.
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The same video features Buddhist funerary rites, demonstrating the inevitability of death and the cyclical nature of creation.
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But the inevitability in this, like, they're the ones who are going to go and start the companies.
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Democrats typically win in New Jersey; this rule would change the outcome from a likelihood to a near inevitability.
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Reda sees this as an inevitability that has to be fixed as best as possible before it's too late.
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And Sherlock's Johnlock conspiracists consistently point to the progressive nature of their ship as a reason for its inevitability.
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What has been remarkably underappreciated is the key interdependence of the twin stories of A.I. inevitability and A.I. bias.
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The whole chapter feels like a kick slowly making contact with your gut; the inevitability of it is excruciating.
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His showdown with Ciaran Bowling's Haemon highlights the best aspects of Greek drama: ominousness and a sense of inevitability.
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Once the decision is made to donate Simon's organs, inevitability sets in, and what follows is a foregone conclusion.
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If the ovoid forms in some of her smaller works suggest new life, this entire work celebrates that inevitability.
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Barnosky told me we have maybe 10 to 20 years to stop the sixth extinction from becoming an inevitability.
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But Galbraith believed that in an advanced capitalist economy, the inevitability of bigness needed to be recognized, even embraced.
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Accepting this inevitability and attempting to catalyze the beneficial elements of an advancement is a unique, but risky tactic.
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It appears, once again, that LeBron James will be headed to the NBA Finals, an inevitability seven years long.
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Based on the market activity in January and February, the ugly denominator effect appeared to be an impending inevitability.
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The more they fill her in on, the more training she receives, the closer she comes toward this inevitability.
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"It always just feels like there's this inevitability and all you can do is slow it down," Leibowitz said.
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And now the newest Last Knight trailer has sunk me to my knees with a despairing howl of inevitability.
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For Habeck, this work was a chance to focus on the fragility of life and the inevitability of death.
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There was a sense of inevitability: The United States had experienced the deadliest-ever terrorist attack on its soil.
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My arguments against the inevitability of human-level AI fell on deaf ears at best, hostile ones at worse.
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For nearly half a century, an air of inevitability has clung to the decline of the American labor movement.
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"The last three years, making the playoffs and winning the division, it just felt like an inevitability," Ellis said.
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Collins is the definition of an entrenched incumbent, but recent polling suggests significant cracks in Collins's wall of inevitability.
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The finishes look crisp off the glass, but the drive doesn't feel like a hurricane, an act of inevitability.
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Roy Batty battled Deckard in a rotting apartment while discussing the inevitability of death and the end of things.
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I keep saying I'll do it when there's more, when it might look like a choice rather than inevitability.
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So perhaps there was a certain inevitability to the recasting of Mr. DeMeyer as Butch Cassidy in Hermès sneakers.
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In politics, as Riker notes, because of the inevitability of internal contradictions, disequilibrium may only be one issue away.
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Wineapple's depiction of Johnson is so vivid and perceptive that his standoff with Congress arrives with a doomed inevitability.
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He both deserved to be removed as CEO and seemed to do everything possible to make it an inevitability.
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Who doesn't have a circuit of favorite sites and apps, spun through again and again with a GIF's inevitability?
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He thinks it&aposs an inevitability if the US either stays the course or takes a sharp turn left.
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They highlight our desire to shape a narrative, to build a story, to believe in the inevitability of destiny.
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We create stories about the world and ourselves as contours, "phantom bodies," of the inevitability of loss and change.
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His victory coincided with Ms. Harris's election to the Senate and fueled a sense of inevitability about her candidacy.
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When she jumps up an octave on the chorus, the melody's easy, natural inevitability matches the relationship she's describing.
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Apple's push into services is a big one, so bundling seems like more of an inevitability than a possibility.
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"I feel it is an inevitability - it's going to happen, we are going to have marriage equality," she said.
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There is nothing less profound than pointing out the inevitability of dying to tie us all together in suffering.
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When the book arrives at the early hours of April 26, 1986, the accident unfurls with a horrible inevitability.
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And the kind of strategizing that's evolved out of that inevitability has altered the way the game is played.
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That gives them every reason to exaggerate its inevitability and its danger — remember that, we'll return to it later.
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To me, location-sharing apps like Find My Friends in romantic relationships amounts to embracing the Orwellian inevitability of smartphones.
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Betty Makes It To The Farm In a true inevitability, Betty finally shows up at the Farm to confront Edgar.
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But whether people are going to fuck in them feels like less of a question and more of an inevitability.
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They also were interested in ways to live forever, but also in how we think through the inevitability of death.
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The purification grave forces you to face what is around you: dirt, branches, sky, and the inevitability of your mortality.
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The delegate math, the money, the millions of votes in her column -- all point to her inevitability as the nominee.
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The return to social conventions at the work's close arrives with both a painful inevitability and a touch of relief.
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And the "Spotlight" crew, which had sailed into the night propelled by a sense of inevitability, was deeply crestfallen, too.
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Once again, she has been caught coasting on inevitability by a grass-roots idealist with a universal health care plan.
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Very rarely does an early technology garner such an air of inevitability like AR has in the past few years.
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Biden, more than any other candidate, has tried to project an air of inevitability around him becoming the Democratic nominee.
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Despite their flaws, they offer the kind of invisible support unavailable to Tracey, whose dreams unravel with a sad inevitability.
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When it works, audiences feel a sense of inevitability, of sheer unstoppable momentum as the heroes speed headlong into conflict.
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Smith says one company produces 100,000 flip flops a day, many of which, with grim inevitability, also enter the waterways.
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But War for the Planet of the Apes is careful to nuance this inevitability in its universe with two caveats.
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But Tuesday provides another test -- with states like Ohio threatening to chip away at his inevitability as the GOP nominee.
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For Santos and other champions of gentefication, the inevitability of economic development is no longer something to be worried about.
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Let's consider all the times the Academy had the ability to halt the inevitability of The Revenant happening... but didn't.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — To walk in any well-managed forest during November is to confront the inevitability of death.
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She is "not going to be part of negotiations that accept the inevitability of Scotland exiting the E.U.," she said.
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In this way—because it arises from an acceptance of the inevitability of death—good teaching is like good parenting.
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But it always kind of felt like an inevitability that I would write this book or a book like it.
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While both were expected to support the bill, their public declarations added to the sense of inevitability surrounding the bill.
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There's an element of inevitability in state actors using the internet to influence democracies in other parts of the world.
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The first seemed like an inevitability, with the company finally settling down with a carrier partner here in the States.
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Against this economic backdrop, the inevitability of a blue wave crashing over the capitol come November looks less than certain.
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If we&aposre aware of these costs and know that death is an inevitability, why don&apost we plan better?
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Despite these heavy themes, it looks like a really upbeat and optimistic view of life and the inevitability of death.
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Maybe they fear the same thing we do: a sense of inevitability cloaked by something we can't see or control.
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But the Americans' run to the finals had an air of inevitability, just waiting for the confirmation of Tuesday's victory.
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But there's an inevitability to the electronic experimentation on those songs, because the plunge had been in sight for years.
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In the 21st century, "catastrophic gradualism" often takes the form of a belief in the inevitability of illiberal democrats' victory.
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" He added: "The idea that there is an inevitability for a no-deal Brexit would be a quite wrong suggestion.
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It helps to think this way, to view it as an inevitability that was neither Lydia's fault nor our own.
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I am resigned to the inevitability of him pointing that gun at me, at the crowd, and pulling the trigger.
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Sanders, who'd recently been trying on a mantle of inevitability for size, clearly now faces a different kind of fight.
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"As we move to the end of the lifecycle, we see that chronic disease is almost an inevitability," he explained.
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Conversely, once the notion to commit suicide takes hold, it may just as suddenly create an inevitability of its own.
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They do not have the thematic inevitability of the creamed spinach, but they're put together with more sophistication than average.
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This sense of inevitability has some customers, and companies, looking for a release, an escape or at least an alternative.
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I prepared to wait for both the queue, and the inevitability that my room would not be ready this early.
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Still, creating an aura of inevitability around Trump is one of the worst things we can do in fighting him.
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"There's an inevitability to electric continuing to grow as a percentage of global transportation," said Zero Motorcycles CEO Sam Paschel.
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Here too we hear the anticipated accounts — again no less outrageous or provocative for their inevitability — of bias and limits.
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Experts have not just warned for years about the inevitability of an outbreak like the novel coronavirus on American soil.
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"As we move to the end of the lifecycle, we see that chronic disease is almost an inevitability," he explained.
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You can find the fun and grit of juggling a few pucks around, but there's an inevitability you're fighting against.
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The death of Flash by this point feels like an inevitability, but it still needs some nudges toward its timely end.
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Whether such changes are possible is hard to know, but Europe's populists would clearly like to project an air of inevitability.
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If there was ever an aura of inevitability about Biden, the debate on Thursday went a long way toward dispelling it.
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Originally published September 18, 2015: In many ways, President Hillary Clinton has felt like an inevitability for a few years now.
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Today's immoralists, including the repugnant Peter Thiel, just happen to be on the leading edge of this social and biological inevitability.
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It probably also helped that artificial intelligence like Joi feels, at this point, less like a theoretical abstraction than an inevitability.
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But even the novel's hard truths — about aspirations and talent, marriage and friendship — seem softened by a placid sense of inevitability.
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After weeks of headlines about Sanders's upstart campaign, the weekend's victory seemed to confirm Clinton's inevitability as the Democratic Party's nominee.
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Given the on-going trend toward consuming media in smaller and smaller bits, perhaps the feature was something of an inevitability.
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The complexity, the opacity, and the lack of an appeals system team up to make us feel the inevitability of automation.
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In space exploration, and life in general, the reality is that failure is not an 'option'; rather, it is an inevitability.
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There was something comforting about the way he accepted the inevitability of conflict between our network connections and our human connections.
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It seems the fees are an inevitability, but many might be able to scrape through just in time for the holidays.
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When staring at inevitability it's better to find a silver lining and work to polish it than to curse the darkness.
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Spiegel says she doesn't love the idea of relinquishing control of the content, but as the site grows it's an inevitability.
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Though Greedo's understandably loath to discuss his trial, it is, like the furious howl of springtime tornados, a Texas panhandle inevitability.
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Donald Trump will have to somehow reckon with the inevitability of automation, even as he promises to bring back manufacturing jobs.
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The technology is, of course, an inevitability for Apple (along with everyone else, really), so it's just a question of when.
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Whether she wins Missouri or not, Tuesday night's primaries put the former secretary of state back on a path of inevitability.
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Worse, the feeling of inevitability also conveys a sense of irreversibility, as if history always advances, and never stalls, or regresses.
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The narration has the pace and inevitability of a scherzo, even its ominous moments told with a playful fluidity and irony.
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A decade into their project, they've proved that even within America's imperfect health system, death in childbirth is not an inevitability.
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Shams now cannot help feeling that much of it was preparing her for the inevitability of a life on her own.
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The Mook memo, by contrast, asserts a degree of inevitability to minority support for Clinton that seems unsupported by the facts.
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The first lie of Strauss and his librettist Hugo von Hofmannsthal — the one I will call "the obvious lie" — concerns inevitability.
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And the former vice president will only have more momentum and a greater aura of inevitability around him after Tuesday's wins.
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Haunted by original sin and nourished by dreams of upward mobility, family sagas rarely extricate themselves from a sense of inevitability.
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There&aposs an air of inevitability around unionization, with the likes of HuffPost, BuzzFeed, and The New Yorker joining the trend.
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If history is any guide, they, unlike all the other teams barreling toward inevitability, won't be joining them in the postseason.
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"Investors remain very worried on the politics, and their views are not really shifting on the inevitability of downgrade," he said.
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Whether such changes are possible is hard to know, but Europe's populists would clearly like to project an air of inevitability.
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The inevitability of humans exploring deep space isn't in question — it is rather how and when we will accomplish this goal.
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"Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability," a voice says at the beginning of the ad, quoting King.
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LONDON — When Prime Minister Theresa May called an early election in April, there was an air of inevitability about her victory.
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Huntsman said "most major newsrooms need to prepare for the inevitability of a digital newsroom," meaning an end to print editions.
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The words came loud and fast and were also tired with inevitability — like a cruise-controlled drive to a familiar destination.
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The next-generation wireless network has always been an inevitability, of course, but the rollout has always felt a bit piecemeal.
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Short media attention spans may be a contemporary inevitability, but the disease should not spread to U.S. national-security decision makers.
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Wineapple's depiction of President Andrew Johnson is so vivid and perceptive that his standoff with Congress arrives with a doomed inevitability.
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A distraught Williams sat down with Paramore's touring bassist Joey Howard and wrote "Leave It Alone," about the inevitability of loss.
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In a 2017 piece for Automotive News, Robert A. Lutz, the outspoken retired auto executive, lamented the inevitability of driverless cars.
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As doctors who are more stoic than I will tell you, there is some inevitability to the difficulty of our jobs.
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Frontières explores the elusive, forbidding, promising zones called borders, not to entrench them, but to shatter the illusion of their inevitability.
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Even as the inevitability of where and how your journey will end sets in, you exult in the chaos of it all.
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That contradicts the position of many in the security industry who believe that would inevitability lead to abuses of such a backdoor.
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The imagery is wrapped up in the inevitability of death, the four seasons, and the impermanence of youth, beauty, and earthbound existence.
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Since I can't have nice things, I used to take this statement as less of an idea and more as an inevitability.
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There is a calm and quiet precision about his shooting — a precision that looks, in the moment, an awful lot like inevitability.
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Flooding is almost guaranteed, so the Federal Emergency Management Agency will need to provide insight into their plan for such an inevitability.
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Return of the Obra Dinn is about the horror of history, the horror of a tragedy in reverse, the horror of inevitability.
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Still, beyond facing the inevitability of a parent's frailty and death at some point, Mick Jagger's child will not want for anything.
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We spend some time discussing the last four years under Marissa Mayer and discuss whether this conclusion was really just an inevitability.
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One space of stocks that isn't typically covered on Wall Street are those that are a play on the inevitability of death.
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Entering a hypnotic state on Berghain's dance floor is an inevitability, a product of the club's repetitive, shadowy, famously stripped-down techno.
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When Trump is inevitability impeached, we'll have one of the most vehemently anti-LGBT politicians in America sitting in the Oval Office.
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Due to the inevitability of Schumer's et al action, clearly the nuclear option must be invoked to counteract this current Democrat recalcitrance.
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It wasn't foreigners they resented, but the stultifying socialist mediocrity of Brussels and the dreaded inevitability of bailing out Greece and others.
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In fact, it's an inevitability that once you start to reach Microsoft's market maturity, it gets harder to maintain large growth numbers.
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So as the nominating process races toward the convention in Cleveland, Trump will continue to try and claim inevitability at every turn.
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It may only be a matter of time before pressure from House Republicans or outside conservative groups lead to the next inevitability.
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Early industry successes (and failures) proved AI's inevitability, but also the reality that wide-scale adoption would come through incremental progress only.
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Economic performance has been so underwhelming that some analysts believe Mr. Videgaray's departure was an inevitability discussed well before Mr. Trump's visit.
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A Best Picture Oscar, which would lend the company prestige and help it attract more A-list talent, seems like an inevitability.
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Against that backdrop, and considering the recent racial turmoil around the country, Ruff's latest novel arrives with an air of quiet inevitability.
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While Liverpool played with genuine sparkle – all four of their goals were seriously flash – there was a sense of inevitability to proceedings.
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Donald Trump, then, will have to somehow reckon with the inevitability of automation, even as he promises to bring back manufacturing jobs.
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Given the inevitability of such incidents, startups that adopt agile data governance will likely be the most resilient companies of the future.
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Then there's the inevitability of a legal challenge, given the total dominance of the immigration law industry by the open-borders lobby.
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Personally, I found a certain inevitability in it: of its intrusive vastness imposed on the people, for all its supposed populist intent.
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As "Years" shades from a how-we-live-now sketch into a futuristic dystopia, there is a confident inevitability to its momentum.
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Editorial No federal agency generates as much rancor as the Internal Revenue Service, part of that duo of inevitability, taxes and death.
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There are other similarities we may have in common, but death is the most burdensome inevitability that we all must deal with.
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The officers we accompanied refused to be named for fear of gang retaliation, but they all share a kind of beleaguered inevitability.
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Still, the inevitability of that battle doesn't require embracing strategic libertinism at every turn and hardening your battles lines at every front.
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"You have to have surprise and inevitability at the same time," he said in a 2003 interview with The San Francisco Chronicle.
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It was Doug, with his phone calls and support, who was helping the senator get through the grim inevitability of the trial.
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Dr. Diaw, the health economist, remembered feeling resigned as a child to the inevitability of malaria's toll on health and life itself.
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So, I think that there will be appropriate regulation, either self-regulation, which has not yet happened, or real regulation is inevitability.
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How can we accept that when it comes to our bodies (and everything else, for that matter), the only inevitability is change?
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This film, and Kim's quest, raise important questions about the inevitability of death, the value of hope and the possibilities of science.
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Inevitability isn't the sort of message that ever really resounds with base voters who tend to decide the identity of the nominee.
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Disquietingly, the gazes that fall upon her are almost without exception male, an inevitability that exposes both their projections and her objectification.
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The Unseen World takes its time, leading into David's decline and Ada's floundering encounters with the outside world with a slow inevitability.
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The Republican establishment is trying, and so far failing, to mount a cohesive response to the seeming inevitability of a Trump nomination.
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The Clinton campaign is characterizing a victory for Sanders "as a nearly worthless inevitability for a nearly home-state senator," according to Politico.
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"I wouldn't like to say," says Gilruth, but, like virtually everyone else, she says that Scottish independence is a matter of demographic inevitability.
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There are a lot of roadblocks, however, on the way to what many see as the cosmic inevitability of this platform dominating film.
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Ellison allies acknowledged they were in a weaker position, but pushed back on the Perez campaign's attempts to create an air of inevitability.
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At their most candid, some Democrats echo their pragmatist forebears in emphasizing the unromantic exigencies of elections and the political inevitability of mammon.
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Some might say this was an inevitability when smartphone and TV maker TCL bought the rights to the Palm name back in 2015.
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Just the feeling of inevitability and also betrayal, like we were abandoning her, and that part of her still understood what was happening.
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We grew complacent, secure in our own echo-chamber, convinced that global trade is a modern inevitability and not reckoning the human cost.
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James Madison famously both warned against their dangers by noting the "mischiefs of faction" and observed their inevitability in a free political society.
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The law does not explicitly call for such filters, but critics say it will be an inevitability as sites seek to avoid penalties.
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I had a constituent, Susan Griffith, who travelled from my constituency in Winnipeg, Manitoba to Switzerland to avoid the inevitability of her diagnosis.
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Since Biden joined the race in April, his campaign has worked to craft an aura of inevitability around the former vice president's bid.
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The sanitized version of history is seldom the truest, but perhaps that's an inevitability when things like this are depicted in mainstream culture.
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As those of us in the boomer generation confront the inevitability of aging and mortality, we should add "Gilgamesh" to our reading lists.
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Halloween is all about irreverently confronting our greatest fears, from the inevitability of death to the slow march of candy-induced tooth decay.
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Perhaps the self-harming woman seems almost a gender-specific inevitability: the psychological outcome of navigating a world so often inhospitable to us.
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But not even Bjarnason's Thor-like majesty was enough to bring back Iceland from what was (despite a certain blogger's insistence otherwise) inevitability.
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It can get wild at times, with Odd Future and those sort of hyped events, but there's a calmness to its weekly inevitability.
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There's the pair of triangles on my wrist that I share with a friend, intended to symbolize — perhaps paradoxically — the inevitability of change.
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Madame Executioner, has her "smart home" unexpectedly commandeered as the group's headquarters, what befalls her has a nauseating air of inevitability to it.
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This allowed the government to communicate on social media and helped news of pro-government protests spread, undermining the coup's sense of inevitability.
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Everyone has a horror story—an inevitability when you cram people together in a tunnel at all hours of the day and night.
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The news of its permanent closure this spring due to financial pressure arrived with a feeling of sad inevitability — gentrification spares no club.
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In that scenario, we should be prepared to accept the inevitability of fake news, online harassment, expressions of bigotry and all the rest.
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You could try and carry on with a basic and uncomfortable set-up, but old habits die hard, and complaining is an inevitability.
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Some of Miyazaki's films are, at least visually, more lighthearted and joyful than others, but death — its inevitability, its persistence — is always present.
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These preppers often consider widespread, earth-shattering catastrophe to be an inevitability, and they stock up on food, water, weapons, and tools accordingly.
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These aren't facts for the final exam, but part of a deeper, sadder lesson that has to do with the inevitability of loss.
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Newport, who does not have any social-media accounts of his own, generally treats social media's current profit model as an unfortunate inevitability.
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"I hope we can double our number this week ... I think after next Tuesday, the sense of inevitability will be very real," Rep.
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However, she added that businesses should regard the shift to sustainability as an inevitability, particularly as more countries move to curb unsustainable practices.
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The patron tried her best to ignore the inevitability of change, taking another sip of her TNT and daydreaming of bringing a bathrobe.
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The inevitability of these kinds of events is what brings people together, the feeling of anger and that something, anything, needs to happen.
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The episode cuts to Cersei Lannister, the queen for a few moments more, watching with grim inevitability as the dragon flies toward her.
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Finally the entire sport surrendered to the inevitability of continuous dribbling in 1909, charting the course for the game we all know today.
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Social VR, an inevitability after Facebook's $2 billion investment in the technology, will continue this trend, raising questions about identity politics along the way.
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In particular, people with penises can "learn to stay in the safe zone before the point of inevitability, which is ejaculation," says Dr. Fleming.
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Countering Smith's thesis, law enforcement agencies and Silicon Valley both seem fairly set on face recognition as an inevitability, despite bad press about inaccuracies.
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He is reacting in part to arguments that deindustrialisation was a technological inevitability and that focusing too much on China trade is a mistake.
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The OnePlus 5 has its rear camera system in the same spot as the iPhone 7 Plus, but Liu contends this was an inevitability.
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His nine songs tackle the inevitability of death and other less cheerful themes, yet they barely challenge his younger rivals in the misery stakes.
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The paths are all the same, but Maia has become exactly what a Jiu Jitsu master in mixed martial arts should be: an inevitability.
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Such wrenching economic shifts would be needed "to make a zero-emissions future an inevitability rather than wishful thinking," they wrote in the journal.
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But while the fall of the iconic image-based technology company may have felt like a bit of an inevitability, the news still stung.
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As a result, she challenges the inevitability of human disappearance after death by turning her fear of it into a fascination and artistic preservation.
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For many of us, this is a vaguely patriotic inevitability, consistent with a lifetime of Fourth of July barbecues and interstate-adjacent drive-throughs.
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Is that our only recourse, when faced with the destructive indifference of nature, the inevitability of catastrophe, to act like a well-behaved child?
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That a state of affairs obtains imparts to it a sense of inevitability, an impression that it must always have obtained and always will.
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The ModBot post makes it clear how Malka and what remains of his moderation team plan to address that so-called inevitability moving forward.
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Augmented reality and virtual reality have been the subject of a lot of hype from proponents who advocate its inevitability as a mainstream platform.
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Voltaire, the mainstream rationalist, embraced commerce and progress; he saw little daylight between the celebration of the one and the inevitability of the other.
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These rats' drug use almost always increased to the point of death, solidifying to some the biological inevitability of addiction once substance use begins.
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Calder fits neither the Clement Greenberg narrative of the inevitability of the abstract nor the later, postmodern narrative of the primacy of the political.
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It's about the vast gulf between what we know now and what we knew then, about the inevitability and the uselessness of gaining perspective.
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But it is also possible that the apparent march of progress, from coarser versions of capitalism to better ones, was not a historical inevitability.
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But he is confident there is a path toward a healthier digital future — one in which Facebook is an option, rather than an inevitability.
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It is a biological inevitability that just about every living organism will die—it's the how and the when that are up for debate.
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That only makes the messages she's trying to get across— the untameable nature of desire, the inevitability of our demise—all the more powerful.
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That might be why, so often, her dances unfurl with a sense of inevitability; she has tuned in to what has to happen next.
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The dispatchers VICE spoke with all seem, in varying degrees, to be resigned to the fact that PTSD is an inevitability on the job.
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Now they have, and as the World Series shifts to Dodger Stadium for Game 19813 on Friday, a sense of inevitability moves with it.
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In his 1960 review of Robert L. Heilbroner's "The Future as History," Joseph Wood Krutch considered similar themes and wondered about the future's inevitability.
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On one level, that is incredibly boring, but the excitement and joy Alabama brings to the field often outweighs the inevitability of its triumphs.
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And when Frank is tempted to look at the expiration date, we feel the inevitability that these two are going to break our hearts.
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We spend so much of our lives avoiding the inevitability of death that lots of us go a little nuts when it actually comes.
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But the Hashemis' wedding and many other equally relaxed social events illustrate how the old rules are giving way to the inevitability of change.
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Crashes happen onscreen, too, all the time, which is why a lot of programs have tacitly acknowledged their inevitability by adding an AUTOSAVE feature.
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Even accepting the inevitability of some secrecy, given the consideration of classified material, CFIUS operates in the deepest shadows compared to every regulatory counterpart.
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Namgyal: We can reflect on and contemplate the inevitability of death, and learn to accept it as a part of the gift of life.
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At a time when democracy is in retreat around the world, Hong Kong reminds us that democracy is not an inevitability, but a choice.
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Soon to be a Hulu show, Rooney's novel shows the inevitability of love, finding words for the often inexplicable reasons people need each other.
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And with each news notification alerting us to yet another shooting, it feels less like a tragic freak occurrence and more like an inevitability.
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Acknowledging the inevitability of change can be hard, as it means losing a certain way of life, but Ms. Mattingly said it was essential.
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Today, in the wake of Trump's latest—and broadest—assault against our community, I am overwhelmed by the the inevitability of this cultural moment.
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LeBron, facing what MUST have felt like an inevitability, somewhere in his higher reasoning centers, took poor circumstance and turned it into an opportunity.
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But Dr. Cidambi says that just because someone might be susceptible to addiction doesn't mean that it's an inevitability, or that it's bound to happen.
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Right off the bat, it concedes that school shootings are an inevitability, suggesting there is nothing to be done to prevent the actual act itself.
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As Gary Cartwright wrote: For nine years, Koresh had relentlessly drilled his followers to prepare for Armageddon, had preached its inevitability, had forecast its imminence.
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That is, until the inevitability of death comes (well, it comes to nonessential characters, at least, as the show's recent string of returns has proven).
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But there's a certain inevitability to this notch-heavy future of ours, and I want to bring a cautious note of optimism to the conversation.
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You have bought a travel mug to drink your coffee out of but it doesn't make you feel better about the inevitability of death. Please!
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While Putin reaffirmed Russia's commitment to the Paris climate agreement, he also agreed with Finnish President Sauli Niinistö's comments regarding the inevitability of global warming.
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Two airline officials who were briefed on the discussions said Homeland Security gave no timetable for an announcement, but they were resigned to its inevitability.
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It's not so much android existentialism Westworld offers us as it is a kind of posthumanist shrug about the inevitability of violent human-host tension.
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A lot of us have discussed the inevitability of pedestrian deaths caused by self-driving cars, but seeing this happen today makes me feel sick.
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He speaks as if it is a forgone conclusion, an inevitability that is only a bookkeeping measure that must be implemented to achieve tax reform.
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In this and related works, the viewer can sense the inevitability of change and the passing of time: a road becomes a multi-lane highway.
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The songs seemed to fit both Rivera, for his inevitability, and Miller, for his ruthlessness, with baseball's second-highest strikeout rate last season, behind Chapman's.
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An unseasoned workforce is not Moskowitz's ideal, but, given the rapid growth of Success and the network's projected expansion, it may be a structural inevitability.
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The two dissenters published their reactions in a non-Bolshevik newspaper, alerting the entire city to the plan, and unintentionally enhancing the atmosphere of inevitability.
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"There's an inevitability to the attacks," Tom Ridge, the nation's first secretary of Homeland Security, said at a conference sponsored by the Atlantic this week.
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Its icy aura of inevitability befits a film whose central character goes from client to client like a polite, expressionless deputy of the Grim Reaper.
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The resistance movement was gaining ground by the early 1980s, and the collapse of the communist system was tending toward inevitability until the bombings happened.
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With the inevitability of the president's early morning tweets, conservatives are spinning the 2018 Social Security Trustees report as a death knell for the program.
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However, he recognized the "inevitability" of the designation and worked with federal officials on the proposed boundary and to ensure state water laws were followed.
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Reports like the BLS projections often have the aura of inevitability, particularly when they reinforce our existing perception of the problems in front of us.
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Over the course of the last several months a Donald Trump victory has gone from being a punchline to a real danger to an inevitability.
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Earlier that evening, I had sent the boys an email bemoaning that the time had come to accept the inevitability of waiting till next year.
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The only real solution to aging is, of course, death, but our central mode of dealing with that inevitability is to delay and deny it.
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As the war drags on, and with few opponents showing a formidable threat to his rule, Syrians and international leaders are increasingly accepting Assad's inevitability.
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Anyone who's ever given a talk on an environmental subject knows that the population question is a near-inevitability (second only to the nuclear question).
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Others joined the service as a means of exerting control over their destiny in response to what they understood as the inevitability of the draft.
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Others are letting their niche talents fly, as a way of keeping themselves from going stir-crazy — or perhaps embracing the inevitability of cabin fever.
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The same sentiment prevailed in much of Europe, along with a gloomy sense of inevitability among critics that nothing much seemed to damage Mr. Trump.
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But she pushed back against the idea that these findings prove the inevitability of collapse, which she criticized as outside the domain of climate science.
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They were laughed out of the room when they said the law would enter into a "death spiral," but now that looks like an inevitability.
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Occupying the country's most visible position of power after the Castros meant that getting the boot was always a possibility, and perhaps even an inevitability.
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Despite the hard work and dedication of public health officials and STD prevention practitioners across the country, the U.S. is woefully unprepared for this inevitability.
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The Prevent dispute also underlines the dangers of relying on a single group for a range of components — another inevitability in today's consolidating supplier industry.
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But Mr. Trump's critics may be overstating both the scope and inevitability of American decline and the role one president can play in advancing it.
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While this future is an inevitability, it is still some time in the future, and robots that exist now are a far cry from human.
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Expansion is clearly in the league's plans for 2018, and multiple front offices have already begun roster planning around the inevitability of an expansion draft.
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Once those primaries punctured Clinton's sense of inevitability, the idea went, Sanders would be able to expand his support to nonwhite and less liberal voters.
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The fragility of life and inevitability of death broadly inform Smith's practice, and expand its relevance to the world, and individual, outside of the institution.
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By making her decision to submit to the advances of a cad seem like an inevitability, Shoes portrays Eva's degradation with a dignity and empathy.
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While Navarro's remarks Wednesday suggested that there was a distinct possibility of averting the tariffs, Trump himself has made the tariffs sound more like an inevitability.
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Jeb Bush mused on his father, brother, mother, and his path to the presidential candidacy, which is (puzzlingly) in equal parts dynastic inevitability and total failure.
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The passage of time and the inevitability of our decline as the years wear on is felt faster and more definitively in a sport like MMA.
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When Bob and Gwen sleep together late in the episode, after a woozy, weary late-night argument, it feels less like passion and more like inevitability.
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Woolley also asked the kids if they knew their own age, and other questions designed to assess their beliefs about the processes and inevitability of aging.
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The death of MoviePass has seemed like an inevitability from the beginning, and everyone has just been counting down the days until the gravy train ends.
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Bagehot, in his list of tasks for those who reject the inevitability of Britain withdrawing from the EU, omitted one of the most important (February 25th).
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We believe the invisible hand is making businesses behave soullessly; that under capitalism, especially late-stage capitalism, there's an inevitability to every sad-but-profitable situation.
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Yet perhaps the most important impact of Bolsonaro's late-in-the-game evangelical endorsements may have been to give him the aura of momentum and inevitability.
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While feeling like this are a risk in a society that doesn't accept transgender people, they aren't an inevitability trans children should be taught to expect.
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Biden has discussed selecting a running mate early, a move that one senior Democrat said could hurt him by feeding "an air of inevitability," CNN reported.
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Ever since fans first got wind of a massive Battle in Winterfell, they've been questioning the seeming inevitability of an epic fight with the Night King.
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Americans constitute 4.4 percent of the world's population, but we own almost half of the world's civilian-owned firearms; the results are chilling in their inevitability.
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He cites research that suggests PMS (and its more severe cousin PMDD, or premenstrual dysphoric disorder) may be "culturally constructed" rather than a strictly biological inevitability.
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He's quite clear-eyed about how difficult it will be at virtually every stop, but there is the feeling of a certain inevitability to his plan.
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My gut is telling me they have to embrace that inevitability, given that they both ended this season believing they blew their only shot at happiness.
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FOR many in Asia, resentful of the constant lecturing about the superiority, nay, the historical inevitability, of Western forms of government, it must seem like vindication.
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Greiwe thinks consolidation, already occurring across the industry, is an inevitability, as flexible-office firms scale up their operations to partner with the largest office owners.
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There are two major parts to this transition: a maturing and increasingly energy independent United States and the seeming inevitability of Asia's economic and political rise.
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The advent of some sort of nonverbal device that gets the job done in a similar way, but without the talking, is a kind of inevitability.
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Yes, it's an immersive sim a la Deus Ex, System Shock, and Arkane's own Dishonored series, but unlike those games, open combat seems like an inevitability.
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Apple, of course, has been prepping us for this inevitability for years now by breaking the iOS version of iTunes into separate Podcast and Music apps.
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Even before the two lawmakers were diagnosed, there was growing anxiety among House members and staff about the inevitability of the virus spreading on Capitol Hill.
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I really loved Miguel Sapochnik's direction, which gave us moments that were simultaneously hushed and taut, full of a sense of both inevitability and real dread.
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Even if each individual political or business elite might be better off with Mr. Maduro gone, they cannot coordinate to create the necessary sense of inevitability.
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SZALAI The first year of the Trump administration seemed to be the "holy moly" moment, and in 2018 the feelings of inevitability seemed to kick in.
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This actually makes "Twenty-Two" all the more powerful; the episode was always an inevitability and a culmination of smaller moments from the 27 episodes prior.
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Paradoxically, Under the Water resembles both a destructive force and a protective shelter, as well as the natural beauty of sunlight and the inevitability of darkness.
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Death looms not as a danger but a dark inevitability over the story, which doesn't stop the way it plays out from being any less grim.
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They have an automatic yet meditative quality and the unconscious physical energy of handwriting, attesting not just to the specialness of touch but to its inevitability.
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And House Democrats seem to have accepted the potential inevitability that, if an obstreperous Senate won't exercise its impeachment prerogative regarding this president, so be it.
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Billionaire tech titan Elon Musk also says that government cash handouts are a virtual inevitability in the U.S., because robots will rapidly replace low-skilled jobs.
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For Ms. Dorrance, the impulses are rhythmic — her medium is tap — and they travel among the dancers with the efficiency and inevitability of a biological phenomenon.
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Other Gossip: • Done well, the cyclical reappearance of characters in each other's lives reflects something deeper: inevitability, mythology, the rhythms we understand and expect in stories.
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The debate proceeded in historic terms in the well of the House, even as an odd sense of inevitability hung over Washington about Mr. Trump's fate.
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Writes McNutt: "Battle Of The Bastards" felt like a cocktail of inevitability, without the type of uncertainty, fear, and moral ambiguity that defined those previous conflicts.
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But it also made the larger story murderously difficult to end, because on some level, ending a story is about whirling up a sense of inevitability.
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It also describes the inevitability of singularities, regions of infinite density and zero volume found in the centers of black holes or the start of the universe.
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This inevitability is a recurring refrain in Mitski's music, which explores how relationships beget projection, and how we ourselves are implicated in the ways people hurt us.
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He talks about getting knocked out like it's inevitable, on the one hand, but also like articulating that inevitability out loud will forestall it a little longer.
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As the world economy grows ever more prosperous and sophisticated, the problem of extreme poverty looks less like a tragic inevitability and more like a peculiar anachronism.
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When Ocasio-Cortez defeats Republican candidate Anthony Pappas in November — almost an inevitability in her overwhelmingly blue district — she will be the first DSA member in Congress.
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The big bosses at the network wax nostalgic about broadcast TV then lament the inevitability of tech taking over (a richly ironic idea on an AppleTV+ show).
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Supporters and critics have long acknowledged the inevitability of a self-driving vehicle being involved in a serious accident, and eventually being the cause of a fatality.
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In some ways it's almost an inevitability that the OPEC/non-OPEC production cuts will eventually work as demand growth can do most of the heavy lifting.
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Their discoveries inside, though, aren't so much answers as they are attempts to grapple with the impossible – the inevitability of death, the human impulse toward self-destruction.
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"The inevitability of their destruction just becomes really a matter of time," he said, adding that the group's leadership was now focused on little more than survival.
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"There was an inevitability about my being an actor since about the age of 7, but there were other roads that had to be traveled first," Biography.
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She cannot transform the technicality into a win: the night belonged to Bernie Sanders and his socialists, whose strength continues to erode her aura of dynastic inevitability.
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More important, the triumphs of 2016's greatest winners are as punishing in their monotony—their inevitability—as they are distant from our own, less triumphant lives.
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If diversity is going to cause racial anxiety, it's better to accept that than to lie to ourselves about the inevitability of a harmonious multiracial melting pot.
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Now that Paige points out the inevitability of gun violence happening to anyone anywhere, what must every American do to stop the upward trajectory of increased deaths?
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To shrink the pool, counter-narratives are needed and a generation of young people must be educated on the inevitability and desirability of diversity in American society.
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That whiff of injustice, the inevitability of it, is woven into her world, as are the spirits of the ancestors with whom Josephine has a special connection.
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It means building up to what's called "ejaculatory inevitability"—the orgasmic point of no return—then standing down for a minute or so before restarting the action.
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But others in his administration have voiced an alternate view, insisting that China's economic rise is an inevitability that requires partnership -- not war -- with the United States.
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Joe Biden's ample Super Tuesday victory, on the heels of his South Carolina rout, demonstrated that Democratic voters haven't entirely conceded to reelecting Trump as an inevitability.
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DANCING WITH DEATH Five centuries of European works on paper celebrate the so-called "danse macabre," an allegorical meditation on the inevitability of death. Sept. 217–Nov.
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All of this helps explain why there was an air of inevitability about the news on Monday that the organization was laying off half its editorial staff.
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Accumulating suspense from the inevitability of a final showdown, the director, Jamie M. Dagg, uses long takes and uncluttered setups that leave his actors room to flex.
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And one idea, which I call the politics of inevitability, basically says that history is over, that liberal democracy is on the march and has essentially won.
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But I wondered if it would make it easier for me to endure the inevitability of change and loss that both my patients and I would experience.
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And he thinks it would be an even bigger mistake for Hampshire to forgo enrolling new students in September, which would ensure the inevitability of a merger.
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SHAMES For me the greatest thing about a conductor is how he paces a piece so that it creates a sense of inevitability in how it unfolds.
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Recognizing inevitability in the air, Andrew Yang, who supported Sanders in 2016 before running unsuccessfully himself for president this year, endorsed Biden on CNN on Tuesday night.
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But when you are present and not thinking of the inevitability of the future or your fear of the future, you have so much to work with.
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But Tara Lipinski, then 15, entered those Olympics as the world champion and skated with a technical mastery and joyous inevitability while Kwan displayed the slightest caution.
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Scientists describe this as an inevitability, which makes writer-director Makoto Shinkai's movie, ultimately, a power fantasy—a fever dream that one person can forestall environmental crisis.
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And the air of inevitability around Biden is based largely on the collective knowledge that he is far and away the leading candidate with black South Carolinians.
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Yet, disappointingly, it succumbs to a sort of dreamy inevitability about the settlement of the West that will add little to most readers' grasp of the period.
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Naming an early running mate could help feed into an air of inevitability, one senior Democrat who admires Biden said, which could be problematic for his candidacy.
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Running a competitive presidential campaign cemented in the inevitability of a candidate is a risky move for anyone, but especially one who is so prone to gaffes.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson shared Lowell's sense of the inevitability of temperament: "the iron wire ," as Emerson put it, upon which the moods, like glass beads, were strung.
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Just as taxes is a certainty in life, it also may be an inevitability when it comes to another important aspect of retirement: your Social Security benefits.
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Just as suddenly as I heard the siren call, I had forgotten my mantra, and with the melancholic sigh of inevitability, I locked eyes with his bellend.
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Hell, if inevitability was a winning message, the 2016 presidential race would have been between Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush, and Hillary would be president right now.
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Mattis has been widely seen in Afghanistan as a guarantor of U.S. engagement, and his departure would inevitability raise worries in the minds of many Afghan officials.
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But there is also an inevitability that everything around us is eventually ground up in the wheels of time and will inevitably become part of this past.
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When the female-bodied Vecino stripped off her clothes in a piece that was choreographed by the male Garay, the inevitability of the male gaze revealed itself.
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It is, perhaps, some last vestige of companies willing to include those sorts of features up front, as the industry marches toward the inevitability of all-screen fronts.
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But the Berlin-based DJ's seemingly perpetual position atop the perch is indicative of a larger turn towards bland, conservative clubbing—a turn that's ossified into an inevitability.
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Raúl Grijalva — are now publicly recognizing that Sanders "would have to accept the inevitability" of Clinton's victory now that all paths to the nomination have been sealed off.
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In Buddhism, the world of saha is a world to be endured, where suffering is both a consequence of one's past life and an inevitability of this one.
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It's a disappointing inevitability that being sincerely positive about a video game will draw comment section accusations of financial unfair play, or some other "bias" that doesn't exist.
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In party-speak, historical nihilism means denying the "inevitability" of China's march towards socialism (the country is currently deemed only to be in the early stages of it).
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There's an undercurrent of futility to conversations about American business, a presumption of inevitability to the often-devastating effects of capitalism in its current stage (you know, late).
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When I spoke to ZTE ahead of MWC, a rep for the company admitted that the end of the jack is all but an inevitability at this point.
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Biden remains atop polling -- in key states and nationally -- and is likely to roll out a series of major endorsements as he tries to drive the inevitability narrative.
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The tech isn't quite ready to start printing out cars on Ford's production line just yet, but the companies told CNBC that they're working toward that seeming inevitability.
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Unequivocally, the film's biggest problem is the half-assed love story between Wade and Art3mis, which operates on approximately 75 percent wish-fulfillment and 25 percent apathetic inevitability.
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Trump "contributed at the time to an air of inevitability of their guilt, which [was] catastrophic for the lives of these five men and their families," DuVernay said.
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Traditionally, such alliances have been defended as a "necessary evil"—an inevitability in a world where America has to deal with regimes that are antithetical to its values.
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Discussions led by TechCrunch's editors, including Connie Loizos, Frederic Lardinois and Ron Miller, will explore machine learning and AI, intelligent marketing automation and the inevitability of the cloud.
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There's also the inevitability of my own sensibilities adding an extra flavor to the world—whether it's costuming, new characters, or a more overt diversification of Asian faces.
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"Baby's first chocolate milk," she says with a sigh that gives way to a chuckle, resigning herself to the inevitability of her child discovering the pleasures of sugar.
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My point is that I do not know, and my other point is that, after all these weeks of inevitability, I am really enjoying that feeling a lot.
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Sanders and his supporters may very well have a point as to why his campaign was unable to surmount Hillary Clinton's oft-mentioned "inevitability," despite his immense popularity.
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By better understanding every athlete's breaking points and implementing personalized intervention plans to prevent injuries before they occur, teams no longer have to accept injuries as an inevitability.
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A win in either state sometimes gives a candidate an air of inevitability, as was the case with Barack Obama, who won Iowa in 2008, overtaking Hillary Clinton.
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In the autumn of 2016, he adds, Mejia went through an attitudinal funk, an obstacle for developing tennis players that is something of an inevitability, according to Mateus.
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The goal was "to create something that gives a sense of surprise and thrill and heartbreak, and shock and awe, but also feeling like an inevitability," he said.
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While certain songs came to mean different things to different people, the ability for music to bring comfort and calm, and to pull people together, was an inevitability.
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His life goal is to see that coal production in America remains vibrant — even as his critics say he is waging a doomed, rear-guard battle against inevitability.
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In this wider context of anti-Trump hysteria and the relentless Democrat propaganda that feeds it, the inevitability of a Democrat drive to impeach President Trump is obvious.
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The Fed chief argued Tuesday that while the Fed has predicted it could raise rates gradually in the coming months, markets should not consider those hikes an inevitability.
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But there is also a danger in overstating the science in a way that presents the problem as unsolvable, and feeds a sense of doom, inevitability and hopelessness.
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On the campaign trail, I've spoken with workers in Michigan, Ohio and western Pennsylvania, workers who are worried about the inevitability of their jobs falling victim to automation.
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The great irony, of course, is that their ardent desire for a Clinton presidency, combined with their belief in her inevitability, may have cost her the Oval Office.
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But market distrust drove Enron into bankruptcy, with a downward stock spiral that made its bankruptcy seem like an inevitability, leaving everyone scared to do business with it.
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Privacy is a product of tradeoffs when you're online, but companies like Google often seem to communicate that trading information is an inevitability of getting a tailored experience.
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"'The Flood' is a Robert Frost poem about the inevitability of bloodshedThe "oh, blood will out" phrase comes from the final line of Frost's poem titled "The Flood.
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By embracing humility — recognizing the inevitability of surprises and unknowns — and concentrating on systems that can survive and indeed benefit from such surprises, we can triumph over volatility.
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After a period of time, an idea that originally evolved from mores, habits or customs becomes so codified and ingrained that it takes on the air of inevitability.
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The stories it tells are rooted in the cyclical inevitability of war, of human self-destructiveness and the omnipresence of death, which claims its own whenever it chooses.
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Joe Biden as Cersei Lannister Both are the de facto incumbents, relying on their inherent knowledge of the system and an air of inevitability to stay on top.
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It is a memento mori etched in twilight, an act of desperation, if not despair, from an artist coming to terms with the inevitability of his own oblivion.
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For Sanders's true believers, the course ahead is clear: Push as hard as possible, for as long as possible, against the inevitability of Clinton as the Democratic nominee.
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Sanders, meanwhile, managed to take Oklahoma, Minnesota, Colorado, and his home state of Vermont—a strong showing, but not nearly strong enough to diminish Clinton's aura of inevitability.
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A sense of inevitability had set in — this guy could be the next president — and everyone was looking forward to a party at the Factory, a popular nightclub.
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The studio's preferred one is volcanic rock — a near inevitability, says the 228-year-old Quintana, as the small country has more than two dozen mostly dormant volcanoes.
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With a sense of doomed inevitability, people have braced in the two years since for the next emergency that would once again leave them feeling unprepared and abandoned.
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Moore said he has a hard time relating to inevitability after overcoming what appeared to be insurmountable odds to defeat the Republican state House majority whip in 2018.
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But the leaks and innuendo so far don't have the air of inevitability that often accompanies Apple rumors yet, so I wouldn't block off your calendar just yet.
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But durability has been a recent ally of Nadal's, and with his inexorable grip on the French Open, that doubt has been replaced by a whiff of inevitability.
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To him, the idea that a human might have a two-way conversation with another species, even a humble prairie dog, is not a pretense; it's an inevitability.
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Courtesy Monique Meloche Gallery, Chicago There's a sense of inevitability about the show, with the Whitney doing its job of faithfully summarizing some prevalent trends in recent art.
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There's an inevitability to Marriage Story, a feeling of something like gravity: all-encompassing and firm, easy to forget it's there as it slowly repels instead of attracts.
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Assumptions about the inevitability of a single market, which is a kind of religion for the bloc, as well as a common currency, the euro, were similarly flawed.
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And ultimately, that's the point of a theme park — not just the spectacle and the inevitability, but the sense that you're actually in the middle of it all.
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"The general consensus is that it's an inevitability — not an 'if' but a 'when,'" Kabir Barday, CEO of OneTrust, which helps company comply with privacy laws, tells Axios.
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After all, Lent is fundamentally not about living a better life, but coming to terms with the inevitability of death, and through it a new life in Christ.
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They do not believe the North and South were fundamentally different, and they manage to cast into doubt the Civil War's inevitability without downplaying the horrors of slavery.
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Bashar Assad is now starting to wear his newfound inevitability, recently taking some time away from his various battlefronts to pose for some cynical, well-crafted holiday photos.
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Major evangelical figures like the Family Research Council's Tony Perkins and Focus on the Family's James Dobson endorsed Cruz before finally endorsing Trump once his nomination became an inevitability.
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John Judis has a lengthy analysis in Vox this morning dissecting the quiet sense of demographic inevitability that has come to define the long-term outlook of Democratic politics.
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It's about learning to live with loss, but also with the inevitability of loss — the idea that anything you care about can be stripped from you at any moment.
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Trump's landslide victory in Nevada's caucuses Tuesday night, after earlier wins in South Carolina and Iowa, added an air of inevitability to his campaign that has the establishment panicked.
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"It's not often that you see an industry and you know the inevitability of it," says Brendan Kennedy of Privateer Holdings, a private-equity firm that specialises in cannabis.
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The sheer inevitability of IoT technologies is without debate but the realization of the opportunity takes collaboration among a myriad of sometimes-competitive stakeholders; practitioners, entrepreneurs, regulators, and investors.
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To the ethnonationalists, this capitulation to the inevitability of demographic takeover is tantamount to treason, making it an urgent matter of national self-defense to stymie the majority's will.
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These moments, the end of the spirited and hard-fought main card of UFC on Fox 21 that led up to Condit-Maia, were full of deflation and inevitability.
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The combination of human error and technological flaws these incidents exposed makes accidental nuclear attacks an inevitability if we don't move to end nuclear weapons before they end us.
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The review also details Brazile&aposs reported wide-ranging takedown of the Clinton campaign over such matters as perceived "inevitability" and a focus on analytics over truly understanding voters.
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A zealous Catholic who believes in the inevitability of civilisational conflict, he considers China's growth to be an additional, overarching threat to America, which it must therefore dial back.
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" So all-pervasive was the belief in the historical inevitability of European integration, even the Eurovision Song Contest was won by an ode to the single market: "Insieme 1992.
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"I think the resignation of Shola was an inevitability rather than a choice," said Councilman Ritchie Torres, who held a contentious oversight hearing with Ms. Olatoye earlier this year.
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Leaving aside my deep ambivalence to thing one, and the crushing inevitability of thing two, let's focus on the part that I feel really mixed about: the Christmas bit.
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The hope is that a successful test would trigger a wave of positive attention and cash from investors, which could help build a sense of inevitability around the Hyperloop.
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Mr. Davis, responding in part to the confessions' apocalyptic imagery and accounts of holy visions, focuses on the Christian martyr, prophet and avatar of divine vengeance and historical inevitability.
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Often, what we have conjured assumes the sheen of inevitability, as if its results were inalienable facts in the world rather than the product of someone's ideas and actions.
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More and more, school shootings are being treated not as a horrific tragedy that could be avoided, but an act of inevitability that students need to be prepared for.
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She advised residents who return to previously flooded homes to gut the interiors and rebuild, rather than wasting time and money to test for mold that's almost an inevitability.
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"The more quickly we can get cannabis legalized federally, the better off athletes will be," he said, adding that he thinks it's a "matter of inevitability" before that happens.
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Perhaps, he said, things would change when both Fidel Castro and his brother, Raúl Castro, were dead, a moment whose inevitability has become ever more apparent to Mr. Morales.
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Extremely niche anime cribbing aside, the gentle plummet of the snowflakes could represent the inevitability of a doomsday we cannot prevent but we'll never notice until it's too late.
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It's an inevitability, especially if you've been hooking up with the same person on an app for while and both parties are unsure if what you're doing constitutes dating.
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But the magic of the Spurs, and the thing that makes them so detestable at one age and so beautiful at another, is the inevitability they bring to things.
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The fallout from all of these events would inevitably be messy and fractious and bloody; perhaps Game of Thrones is trying to mirror that inevitability via structural storytelling choices.
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That sense of inevitability meant that each Libyan official assumed that the coup would succeed and that the new government would have wide backing, so they better go along.
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Populists have faced disappointing election results in Germany, the United States and even Poland, shattering the image of the movement's inevitability and its claims to represent true popular will.
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It's an inevitability, but all Jack's actions have guaranteed is that there's no life-preserving Lifeboat Protocol to shelter in, deep underground, when everything up top goes to shit.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads From the grid of Manhattan's streets to the spire of the Empire State Building, New York City's design has a weight of inevitability.
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Exile and immigration, terms often used interchangeably, are dissimilar in one key aspect: Exile, brought on by inevitability and not by choice, lacks the agency so essential to immigration.
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As such, Houston is offering other cities a real-life run-through of their own emergency plans as well as a stark reminder of the inevitability of such events.
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One day, a young couple knock at Toller's door; the husband, a radical environmentalist, engages Toller in conversation about the inevitability of a man-made apocalypse and his despair.
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The inevitability of a next step, along with its accompanying state of anticipation, has itself been woven into the fabric of South (and North) Korean nationhood since its inception.
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Now you're bringing up the inevitability of their deaths and, if not done tactfully, it can seem as if you are trying to sniff out details of an inheritance.
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Ross Douthat The death of the judicial filibuster last week was overshadowed by Syrian airstrikes and White House turmoil, but the moment's significance was also diminished by its inevitability.
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Antibiotic resistant gonorrhea morphed from a mere possibility, to inevitability in the U.S. And, if we wait until it hits our shores, we will already have missed our opportunity.
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But it's already becoming clear what sort of campaign he will run when he officially enters the race sometime next month: One based on the idea of his inevitability.
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The negative attention from the allegations badly complicates Biden's plan to enter the 2020 race sometime later this month and immediately project an air of inevitability about his bid.
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Mourning their disappearance intersects with mourning the inevitability of it, the constant flux of becoming and unbecoming, the continuum of life and death, in both cultural and metaphysical sense.
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They suggest both the inevitability of, but also the intense resistance to, this change: Some are hopeful, like that of black and white children playing together in a sandbox.
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Lifting the club's 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th European Cups was not an inevitability, the manifest destiny of a club that thinks of itself as the king of Europe.
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Park and Wong are both innately likable, which makes the movie pleasant enough to watch, but also a bit of a slog given the ostensible inevitability of where it's heading.
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It's a big-budget movie about human frailty and the inevitability of death in which the characters are never particularly likable or heroic and the protagonist dies at the end.
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From there, the inevitability of Sporting KC's exit only grew, as Monterrey not only held the hosts at bay, but added four more goals between the 39th and 91st minutes.
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In the end, this is just going to push more people to wireless, which is both a boon to Apple and also probably an inevitability regardless of the courtesy dongle.
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But the inevitability of automation does mean we need to create Deals that fit with the reality of an economy that would have been impossible for Joseph Schumpeter to imagine.
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That's not much to go on, but paired with his acknowledgement that a "Y" is an inevitability, if only because of his commitment to the daddest joke of all time.
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Why not use the inevitability of the end of growth to our advantage by planning to reduce both mindless consumerism and carbon emissions, while increasing equity and quality of life?
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This techno-orientalism reflects both a sense of inevitability about an Asia-forward future, and a fear of it, which is maybe why its primary characters are almost never Asian.
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I felt sorrow for all the suffering, fear for the pain yet to come to my brothers, and a deep sense of powerlessness at the weighty inevitability of it all.
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Our current prime minister came into office following the Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper, whose beige public persona lent a sense of dull inevitability to his technocratic and paternalistic tenure.
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It's an inevitability that some struggle to come to terms with, as they do battle against the mounting clutter and end up spending most of the festive period franatically cleaning.
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Countless companies and startups have tried, and many have failed, to perfect the inbox experience and make peace with email and its soul-crushing inevitability in our modern digital lives.
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Only occasionally will a play acknowledge that these are two sides of the same coin: that life is precious because it is finite, and the inevitability of death ensnares everyone.
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A big Cruz win pokes another hole in Trump's inevitability, lending Trump's opponents -- and the donors backing the right's stop-Trump efforts -- a sense that they could win the fight.
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"It was, in some sense, an inevitability, only a matter of time before someone would figure out how to create the stream that would pull those people in," he said.
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A report this weekend by Axios cited documents from within the National Security Council describing the possibility — nay, inevitability — of a 5G network built and operated by the U.S. government.
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Viral inevitability Our research shows that given the structure of our social networks and our limited attention, it is inevitable that some memes will go viral, irrespective of their quality.
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We witnessed this inevitability during the Christchurch attack this month, as videos of a gunman opening fire in two mosques were uploaded at breakneck speed to Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.
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Rotting produce is an inevitability—I for one wouldn't trust fruit that lasts forever—but that doesn't mean we have to give in to the forces of decay so quickly.
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This Emily is an unclassifiable individual, one whose idiosyncrasies and brilliance sometimes cause her great pain as she consigns herself, as if it were an inevitability, to an unmarried life.
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" For Biden, Jonas added, "that inevitability and electability argument may start slipping if he doesn't have the money and the manpower to play evenly with Bloomberg in the later states.
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This was the message delivered by UNHCR spokesman Adrian Edwards, who said that "an avoidable humanitarian crisis" was "fast becoming an inevitability" as a result of a severe funding shortfall.
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In a country that has failed to rein in law enforcement practices and the use of deadly force, this recent killing in Minneapolis carries with it an air of inevitability.
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The inevitability of automation is not something to fear, Mason adds, but he doesn't downplay the radical shift in society and human identity that a jobless society may bring about.
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But as establishment Republicans grapple with a creeping sense that Trump's nomination is nearing inevitability and with donors fretting over Rubio's failure to notch a single primary win, Rubio pounced.
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But pollsters and political analysts alike portrayed Hillary Clinton's victory as an inevitability, failing to realize the precariousness of their own models' assumptions and to communicate any sense of uncertainty.
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If our group's burden is the innocence of hope, George's family is weighed down by a weary inevitability; a tourist village on the other side of the island has walkers.
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The talk in 1990 of the inevitability of a world of liberal democracy turned to predictions of a world of autocrats buttressed by the surveillance states that technology has enabled.
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Smith's mission is, therefore, to reconcile us to the inevitability of King Charles III and to convince us that his reign may not be as insufferable as is generally feared.
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Every day the public is bombarded with breaking news alerts, tweets, and headlines that claim politics face a divisiveness that cannot be overcome and that congressional stalemate is an inevitability.
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I sent the ship and waited for the inevitability of getting what I deserved, an email telling me the money was being revoked from my account, but it never came.
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For most, low back pain does not have to be a fact of life, or an inevitability for people who are still in their late 20s working at desk jobs.
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One of Obama's strengths is her ability to look back not from the high perch of celebrity or with the inevitability of hindsight but with the anxieties of the uncertain.
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It feels like there is a certain inevitability to all of this, even though so much remains unknown, including whether Bran's mark has any effect on the Wall's protective magic.
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Sanders supporters were angered by Clinton's public support from hundreds of superdelegates before the primaries began in 2016 and felt that it created a perception of inevitability around Clinton's nomination.
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Punishment would be harsher for assigning 'Moby Dick,' a book accessible only to people old enough to know what it is to rail at God about the inevitability of death.
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The departure of Lyons was cause for mourning among many J.Crew fans, even those who saw her exit as an inevitability, because she defined the style of the early 2010s.
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It asks viewers to consider the climate that made such a horrifying outcome an almost mechanical inevitability — the crack epidemic, the AIDS crisis, socioeconomic disenfranchisement under Reaganomics, and widespread racial tension.
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But when it comes to churning out entertainment for kids who are far less discerning about what's flashing across their eyeballs, there's little doubt that AI-generated cartoons are an inevitability.
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Again, the update ended with a qualification, suggesting a note of inevitability, and of the limits of moderation: "None of these reports, however, came in before this tragic event took place."
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Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger, he writes, presided over "gratuitous years of carnage, merely to conceal from the American electorate, for their own partisan purposes, the inevitability" of defeat in Indochina.
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Fallows writes:The inevitability of this moment, when a new president says Trust me, is why so many veteran officials have warned about Donald Trump's habit of incessantly telling instantly disprovable lies.
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Context: While there's largely an industry consensus on the inevitability of self-driving cars, many automakers and tech companies disagree on the technology that is necessary for operating an autonomous system.
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Software and app companies that reach a certain level of maturity need to start thinking like this and not assume the inevitability of Facebook, Twitter or Instagram-like hockey-stick growth.
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Trump "contributed at the time to an air of inevitability of their guilt, which [was] catastrophic for the lives of these five men and their families," Ava DuVernay told PEOPLE recently.
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While some, including Silicon Valley entrepreneur and futurist Elon Musk, see a universal basic income as an inevitability, the notion isn't one that most people in the U.S. feel comfortable with.
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On the one hand, there's the arrogant refusal to use Japanese actors; on the other, there's the inevitability of Hollywood gaudiness being stamped onto stories and themes that are distinctly Japanese.
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I liked Tunkl's recent book, When You Die You Will Not Be Scared To Die, which uses humor to reframe death as a release rather than an inevitability to struggle against.
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In traditional composition, whether sculptural or pictorial, the artist strives to create a sense of inevitability: we are invited to believe that the work simply must be the way it is.
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In the idealized universe of Facebook, Ned can find support for his distorted point of view, a point a view that calls into question the inevitability of limit, loss, and messiness.
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There was a sense of inevitability in the air when Del Potro served at 4-5 and sure enough Nadal turned the screws to grab two set points at 15-40.
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A preventable catastrophe, possibly worse than that of 2011 when 260,000 people died of famine in the Horn of Africa, half of them children, "is fast becoming an inevitability", Edwards said.
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Even though the newscaster had quoted a source claiming to know the result, to cheers, the sense of eye-rolling inevitability receded and met a brief moment of short-breathed anticipation.
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The thought of him one day having a gleeful vintage revenge performance at the United Center, in a rival jersey, is so Joakim Noah that it feels almost like an inevitability.
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The agony of death is more than just physical – it is an existential wound that gnaws away until there is slow, and frequently unwilling, acceptance of the inevitability of one's mortality.
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"Warsh is intelligent, ambitious, flexible, articulate, diplomatic, and very aware of the economic implications of technological innovation, the limitations of old ways in dealing with it, and the inevitability of change."
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And so her life would tempt anyone into a schematic history in which the conditions of the present are back-projected to construct a story about the inevitability of the past.
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Or the loss can be long in coming from a progressive illness that gives the surviving spouse weeks, months, even years to prepare for and presumably "adjust" to its eventual inevitability.
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When Apple announces a new standard, third-party companies know that millions of customers are virtually guaranteed to sign up, which gives the switch a sense of momentum and even inevitability.
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I wanted a less flawed, less problematic candidate; one without baggage, questionable choices, a long, fraught history; a candidate whose rise had the whiff of legend or destiny, not grim inevitability.
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All of tech, and really much of the automotive industry, speaks of driverless cars with the gravitas of inevitability: In the future, driving yourself will be more foreign than you think.
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To say we were in the dating phase is an absurdity because we'd had only one date, during which we recognized instantly what an inevitability we were, and thus proceeded accordingly.
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Sanders badly needs a way to change the conversation from the inevitability of Biden's march to the nomination -- and a Warren endorsement (especially if it come before Tuesday) would do that.
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In the final lakeside scene, Odette repeatedly announces, "I here will take my life": Ms. Teuscher did this with bleak, tragic inevitability, as if making plain that Odette had no alternative.
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"Many of these national debates and fights begin with an air of inevitability that the administration will have its way," said Nan Aron, the president of the liberal Alliance for Justice.
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The inevitability of artistic imitation provides a premise for the blockbuster exhibition Inspiration from Japan, which wraps up its three month-long run this weekend here at the Van Gogh Museum.
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But it became a little clearer this week, when the abortion ban marched forward with what felt like inevitability, and once again seemed to send the message: The supermajority always wins.
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We can enact statutes of limitations on unauthorized presence (say five years, or even 10), which would recognize not just the inevitability of migrants' entry but also their incorporation into society.
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In 2009, my mother's paranoia became so predominant she almost starved herself to death rather than go shopping and return to what she perceived as the inevitability of a burglarized apartment.
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If this history sounds familiar, that is only because it has been recounted so many times that it is difficult to avoid the sense of inevitability that accompanies a familiar plot.
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She netted a forehand for a first-game break in the second set, and the air of inevitability was as oppressive as the humidity that choked the Open during the week.
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But Mr. McConnell's promise was as much about bluffing as it was about confidence, giving the nomination an air of inevitability even as five undecided senators will determine Judge Kavanaugh's fate.
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That, they argued, gave Clinton an aura of inevitability that stunted Sanders' momentum, even as he began to challenge and beat Clinton in actual primary contests, that was hard to overcome.
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Debate over whether special Russia prosecutor Robert Mueller could be fired becomes a general acceptance that he probably will be — and then, among Republicans vying to demonstrate their fealty, an inevitability.
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All that puts Mr. de Blasio's campaign staff in the position of playing defense more than offense for a candidate whose only liability may be himself — and a sense of inevitability.
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But in terms of everyone else, I think people should be low-level scared all the time, if it helps them prepare themselves for the inevitability of one day being hacked.
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Charles Stewart III, a director of the Caltech/MIT Voting Technology Project, said that internet voting might be an inevitability, but that the systems were not yet ready for prime time.
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Indeed, there's something uniquely heavy, and even cruel, about the persistent theme of loss -- about having to reckon with its inevitability -- in today's political climate of at times presidentially abetted bigotry.
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Many post-Reformation white supremacists took "the race war" as an inevitability, a natural consequence of this madcap equality experiment people are trying to run—and lots of them still do.
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" Bill Maris, who conceived of Calico, said that, when he pondered the inevitability of death, "I felt it was maybe our mission here to transcend that, and to preserve consciousness indefinitely.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Canada's Milos Raonic has found a novel way to help alleviate the tension that inevitability surrounds a grand slam tennis tournament, he has taken to wearing a mouth guard.
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From the very moment that the majority party in this House won, the inevitability that we would be here today was only a matter of what date they would schedule it.
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As Tom Brady led the New England Patriots down the field in the crucible of overtime, there was a familiar sense of inevitability, an atmosphere that was both tense and predictable.
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Of course, humankind has no control over the sun, so there will always be a certain inevitability inherent in how our planet experiences flares and their accompanying streams of sun-stuff.
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What I didn't know, in short, is that something on the order of a mini media and monetary empire can grow up around one man through a process of near-ecological inevitability.
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On a night of stunning, fast-moving drama, extraordinary even by this White House's elevated standards, Flynn's fate took on a sense of inevitability despite Trump's instinct to retain a loyal aide.
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The constant wiping and resetting of the Hosts outlines the traumas they'll be seeking to avenge, but it's also a reminder of the sense of inevitability that such stories carry with them.
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With the 2019 Academy Awards under two weeks away also comes the inevitability that more than one winner will be played off stage when their acceptance speech gets a little too long.
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It's early still, but these are all signals that the coup hasn't successfully created the perception of inevitability — which means the armed forces will remain divided and the coup will likely fail.
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"Given the carnage on the high street, there is a certain inevitability about these updates now, not least because profit warnings seldom come alone," commented Neil Wilson, chief market analyst at Markets.com.
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TechCrunch editors Frederic Lardinois, Ron Miller and Connie Loizos will interview founders from both established and emerging companies about crucial topics, like intelligent marketing automation, AI and the inevitability of the cloud.
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After I've had a few drinks, it isn't uncommon for me to bring up my dead grandparents (or, for that matter, the inevitability of death for everyone and their grandparents, to boot).
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Yet I've been thinking about this inevitability quite a bit lately, thanks to the season 2 release of The Crown on Friday, December 8, which will follow Elizabeth's reign between 1955-1965 .
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In Annie Hall, we see a couple proceed through every phase of their relationship, from having a blazingly awkward first conversation to forging intimate banter to confronting the inevitability of an end.
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But over the past five years, demand for fauxcest has grown so rapidly that it's sucked in seasoned performers like Fires and become an inevitability for those new to the adult industry.
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Tasha Robinson, The Verge: Unequivocally, the film's biggest problem is the half-assed love story between Wade and Art3mis, which operates on approximately 75 percent wish-fulfillment and 25 percent apathetic inevitability.
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"Given the carnage on the high street, there is a certain inevitability about these updates now, not least because profits warnings seldom come alone," commented Neil Wilson, chief market analyst at Markets.com.
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But maybe we're doing ourselves a disservice by working so hard to move past what sexism has done to us, what the impossibility and inevitability of living a dehumanized life feels like.
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Did not Hillary do the same thing when she declared marriage was between a man and a woman only to come out for marriage equality when its inevitability was all but certain?
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As a feeling, loss is eminently relatable; it is an indivisible inevitability of life itself, something each and every one of us experiences to varying degrees of seriousness day in, day out.
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Newer social media livestreaming capability has made it far easier to instantly share live feeds, and if an event is hyped enough, people watching it illegally has now become an unstoppable inevitability.
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The rare break of unrestrained emotion and pain near the end of the title track stands out, of course, but it feels more like an inevitability than a forced deviation from form.
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The world sees a missing prostitute as an inevitability rather than a tragedy or outrage; Mari sees a beloved child and, in time, a cause that's as political as it is personal.
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In one tableau, two naked cave women and an anthropomorphically officious vulture hunch over the edge of their pedestal as if contemplating the inevitability of death as exemplified by some unseen carcass.
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All this means Michigan represents Sanders's last opportunity for a while to score a big win and to shift the narrative of the race away from Biden's inevitability back to his insurgency.
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"ICE's continued inaction made today's confirmed COVID-19 case in ICE detention a virtual inevitability and further highlights the urgent need to release all individuals in ICE custody immediately," the statement said.
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Back in 20103, the front-runner with an air of inevitability was Ms. Quinn, the City Council speaker with an inside track to be New York City's first female and lesbian mayor.
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But this production also implicitly asks us to consider the roots, futility and inevitability of cyclical violence, and to question ourselves for wallowing so happily in the stories that traffic in it.
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The bad news is that even if you hate them, robot delivery workers in some shape or another are an inevitability, as Amazon is hardly the only company deploying robot delivery workers.
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The job market's unprecedented run has made a drop-off in the pace of hiring seem like an inevitability, especially with business investment falling precipitously, as the first-quarter GDP report showed.
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Visually, it's unclear what beckons the boy along his initial path, and there's a sort of randomness, a meandering mazelike quality to the artwork, if an emotional inevitability to the poem's conclusion.
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So it was with a sense of inevitability that I read this week's claims by He Jiankui, a Chinese scientist based in Shenzhen, to have engineered the world's first Crispr babies — twins.
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This is why stealth games are many and spy games are few: Fundamentally, espionage fiction is about the blending of truth and lie, the inevitability of suspicion against the impossibility of certainty.
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For these complex measures to come to fruition, the Syrian government must accept the inevitability of reforms and implement confidence-building measures, including the release of detainees and accountability for their treatment.
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Given the size of Biden's victories, the regional sweeps and the diverse coalition of voters who are turning out for him, his nomination is beginning to take on an air of inevitability.
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When she decides to join a death doula group, helping people with terminal illnesses end their lives, she discovers a whole new world of people seeking answers for life's biggest tragic inevitability.
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While rapid changes in the social order that are the dream of Silicon Valley's disruptors are acquiring an aura of inevitability, a world absent of intense poverty and bigoted hostility feels unimaginable.
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As conservatives saw it, government-funding negotiations inevitability ended in spending packages that largely took care of Democratic priorities, coupled with the image of a Republican Party that had yet again capitulated.
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As long as that pressure exists, and is allowed to fester behind the veneer of wellness, the next "Why Clean Eating Didn't Work For Me…" blog post seems like a sad inevitability.
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Nancy Messonnier, the director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, told reporters Tuesday that a widespread outbreak in the United States was an inevitability — remarks that outraged Trump.
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But I do think that the superdelegate counts did add to a sense of inevitability for Clinton, the sense that no matter what Sanders did, he was never going to catch her.
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To people like Richard V. Reeves, the author of "Dream Hoarders," a book about how the upper middle class get an outsize share of goodies in American life, that inevitability feels insulting.
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A sense of inevitability is growing around Donald Trump with just six days to go before the Iowa caucuses, as new polls show the billionaire businessman extending his lead and perceived electability.
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With McCarthy's aid, Thompson has written an emotional death metal record that meditates on the inevitability of human suffering, drawing on the warmth of an analog production to drive its point home.
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But Republicans are expected to prevail when they bring their proposal to the chamber's floor — an inevitability that left consumer-protection groups, along with their Democratic allies in Congress, seething on Thursday.
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But Jon Snow and Daenerys do have a certain something between them—the thud of inevitability, the clang of denouement, the click of a thousand slash-fiction sites shutting down at once.
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The competition, administered by HUD, had an ambitious purpose: to shift the way the U.S. manages natural disasters, from simply responding to and recovering from them, to planning and preparing for their inevitability.
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But he was nonetheless confident that America's only path forward is to embrace the inevitability of automation, and to try and make it a positive development both for US industries and its citizens.
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" Asked about the comments, and whether he was implying that the deaths were an inevitability, the governor said he was referring to "the history of prisons and the history of people in prisons.
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The long lead time is given because of the possibility (nay, inevitability) that there are some critical systems (for example in aging municipal infrastructure) that will cease to work because of this change.
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"When I'm sitting here thinking about the inevitability of you creating other bonds and relationships, I'm trying not to get over Hannah-lytical," he says as to why he decides to show up.
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As such, they can and should aspire to be a postseason Trojan Horse, and still ought to be considered prohibitive favorites in any series until LeBron and his staccato inevitability lurches into frame.
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The coalition between left and right evaporates, the idea's economic inevitability looks fanciful, and the promise that the plan could end poverty forever looks more dependent on technical details than you might think.
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While the Mother Jones article reported that Harris's plan "takes pains" to ensure that teacher hours won't be stressed, there was little by way of concrete plans that would actually avoid this inevitability.
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"I think a contested convention may be an inevitability unless Donald Trump can a secure a majority of delegates going into the convention, which mathematically seems a bit tough right now," said Rep.
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It may seem like a paradox: "Spillovers are a rarity and an inevitability," Emma Glennon, lead author of a separate study which analyzed the spread of the infamous 2013-2016 outbreak, told me.
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Donald Trump's presidential campaign is reaching out to Republican foreign policy experts, hoping to get them to abandon their long-held distrust of the billionaire and accept his inevitability as their party's nominee.
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To preserve an otherwise-exceptional legacy, Posner should speedily acknowledge this inevitability, and quietly resign his seat to a more fitting occupant—before the angry whispers of impeachment crescendo into a deafening roar.
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With the inevitability of this bill passing, the Russians have responded by ordering the U.S. to cut 28503 percent of the diplomatic staff, a total of 22019 from the embassy and consulate staff.
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If Cruz is able to notch a powerful showing in those two states, it could reset the narrative of Trump's inevitability as the pace of primaries and caucuses slows considerably in the spring.
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Moore should also understand that as beloved as Federer and Nadal remain, the men's game is not as compelling with an air of inevitability — meaning Djokovic's dominance — creating a dynamic similar to Serena's.
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The show is a biography of families, of a kind of royalty, patrolling the earth and warring with rivals—within its own species, other species, with mankind and the inevitability of environmental degradation.
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To my mind, giving in to the inevitability of sporting less muscle and more fat each year is a bit like resigning yourself to your house getting dusty or your car getting rusty.
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Democrats and Republicans are bracing for a bitter legal fight over vote tallies in Florida that have thrown the state's hotly contested Senate race into chaos and made a recount a virtual inevitability.
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From the beginning of Sunday's event, it should become clear which path Mr. Sanders is taking: the no-holds-barred approach to blunt Mr. Biden's sense of inevitability, or a more conciliatory tone.
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The cases are also a realization of discussions within Congress over the inevitability of lawmakers testing positive for the disease -- something for which a number of House and Senate offices have been preparing.
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Audiences then and now want to punish the aging woman, and thus, aided by Strauss, they construct an aesthetic fiction of the "inevitability" of her renunciation and the "profound wisdom" of her acceptance.
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And just as the forefathers of airpower understood its inevitability as a key element of the post-Industrial Age, so too must we unleash the power of independent space warfighting theory and doctrine.
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Seemingly the only person among the summer crowd to warn fellow partygoers about the dangerous rise of fascism and the inevitability of war was Winston Churchill, a guest at the Château de l'Horizon.
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When you date or marry rich, famous, and (sometimes) hot soccer players, it's almost an inevitability that jealousy, cheating, infighting, and other wannabe WAGs are always waiting in the wings as constant threats.
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For weeks, the demise of the Supreme Court filibuster had seemed preordained — like a moldering stadium with a demolition date — even as members lamented the inevitability as a low moment for the Senate.
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Its greatest value, though, is in prompting us to question the inevitability and desirability of the shifts of recent decades, and to think of ways to mitigate those changes that made things worse.
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"From the very moment that the majority party in this house won, the inevitability that we would be here today was only a matter of what date they would schedule it," Collins said.
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The places will crumble and the faces will fade, and the commemorative power of the images that JR and Ms. Varda make will provide a small and partial compensation for this gloomy inevitability.
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In early October, the Afghan war will be 17 years old, a milestone that has loomed with grim inevitability as the fighting has continued without a clear exit strategy across three presidential administrations.
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Making predictions is the entire point of watching election night returns live — and getting attached to those predictions is an inevitability for anyone who is watching the returns because they care about the outcome.
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As Ford swears he's dying right then and there, he hears all of the advice he got from superiors, loved ones, and Ed warning him of this inevitability, which originally fell on deaf ears.
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READ: The complete CNN/WMUR poll results Still, the sense of Trump's inevitability has grown, and two-thirds of likely GOP primary voters now say they expect the businessman to win the state's primary.
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German labor leaders don't fear technological unemployment but say they are embracing the robot revolution as an inevitability that can be leveraged to supplement an aging workforce and relieve workers from onerous, dangerous tasks.
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It's one thing to leave problems unsolved — that's just a product of being human — but the game's farewell to Henry and Delilah is an inevitability that doesn't feel anchored to any of your choices.
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Lobster Rolls seem to have become an inevitability of summer, along with sunburned ear tips, mosquitos, and trying to figure out how to get out of a romper in a festival port-a-john.
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The holy orders of this religion, its leaders, inspire with their confidence in its gospel and through the gasconade of their rhetoric and their certainty in both the merits and inevitability of the revolution.
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So instead of excoriating people for using them, it's time we reflect on how we got here, what its inevitability means for our future and whether this might even be a trend worth embracing.
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It was only announced in September, but for Nintendo fans, it amounts to years of waiting, as Nintendo dragged its heels and refused to give in to the seeming inevitability of Mario's smartphone debut.
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It's an obvious inevitability based on everything we knew — his diagnosis was confirmed a couple episodes ago — yet it still hits you hard seeing Randall (Sterling K. Brown) packing up his clothes and crying.
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" Mr. Madubuonwu, who graduated from Yale with a degree in political science, said those 72 hours "created a feeling of inevitability about us becoming a serious couple that was both incredibly powerful and palpable.
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The specific focus here is whether recent scientific conclusions about the inevitability of thousands of years of global warming have left out possible interventions involving brightening the planet to reflect some incoming solar energy.
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But he sought to deny the inevitability of tension between globalism and nationalism, pointing to the example of a program he recently visited that was building nanosatellites at Morehead State University in eastern Kentucky.
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The photograph, as well as other similar ones in the series, points to the inevitability of each of our bodies' submission to age, gravity, and the thousand cuts that life eventually serves us with.
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Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan finally came around to the inevitability of Donald Trump Thursday, announcing in an op-ed for his hometown newspaper that he will be voting for his party's presidential nominee.
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Think about this world for a bit too long and you'll start to feel sick—with regret, and the numb inevitability that you will be doing the exact same thing in a fortnight's time.
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In our case, it's the chill and the pleasure in recognizing the impossibility and the inevitability of living with undefined memory: We want the cat alive or dead, but the cat refuses to oblige.
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But with the rise of technologies like implantable defibrillators, this is a subject with which doctors and patients will increasingly have to grapple: not the inevitability of death, but the manner of one's demise.
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This week in Venezuela, the opposition leader Juan Guaidó struggled to create that sense of inevitability for his plan to oust the president, Nicolás Maduro, but the military backing he called for never emerged.
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The contradiction is that some of the folks who have complained about the seeming inevitability have also objected to such game changers as LeBron James and Kevin Durant embracing a self-determinative career journey.
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Amid the discord, this project is countering the seeming inevitability of contracting HIV along the transport corridor by enabling sex workers to become peer educators for a couple of nights each week, sometimes more.
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Instead, the documentary uses the trial as a sort of canary in the mine, warning us of the inevitability of further suppression of press freedom and how powerless we may be to stop it.
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In a sign of the growing inevitability of the encounter, she said the White House deputy chief of staff, Joe Hagin, planned to remain in Singapore with his advance team until Mr. Trump arrives.
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Mythology, sexuality, and the inevitability of death churn within the sources on the pinboard as we see the artist reference everything from honeybees to a collection of skulls to "Reptiles" by M.C. Escher (1943).
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The Trump administration quickly banned travel from China, to be sure, but failed to use any time that move bought to prepare for the inevitability that the disease would spread in the United States.
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While acknowledging that the U.S. had legitimate complaints about China regarding market access and intellectual property protection, Thornton said Washington was in denial about the inevitability of Beijing exerting more influence in the world.
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Our policymakers can innovate themselves by working to protect the high standards our communities deserve, rather than resigning themselves to the inevitability that the new economy will simply be the same old, new economy.
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The diverse California liberals are thrilled, the white conservatives in South Carolina are incensed, and the black family in Georgia is unconcerned in accepting the inevitability of a Trump acquittal and eventual re-election.
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"There is no inevitability about who leads a political party into the next Parliament," May told Lauren last month, just minutes after Trudeau made his first statement apologizing for photos showing him wearing brownface.
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Not only has it succeeded, with an air of inevitability, but it has done so after a tournament in which the standard has been higher — and the competition fiercer — than in any previous edition.
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Not only has it succeeded, with an air of inevitability, but it has done so after a tournament in which the standard has been higher — and the competition fiercer — than in any previous edition.
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It is concerned with and dedicated to the alleviation and prevention of human suffering in the face of its inevitability, and I can think of no braver moral position to take than that one.
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Whether it's by aging into retirement, suffering a devastating injury, or simply being outperformed by a younger and faster player at your position, the inevitability of losing your spot involuntarily is understood by most.
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SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk told CNBC that it's a virtual inevitability that, as robots replace more and more jobs, the U.S. will have to implement a program of cash payments distributed to everyone.
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It's currently granting Kodak Black the permission to return to work as if minimizing or beating the case is an inevitability; in patriarchy's stronghold on mass culture, even with black figures, who's to suggest otherwise?
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At rallies in California, the inevitability of what many of Sanders supporters refer to as the "quote unquote math" of the primary race clashes sharply with the overwhelming feeling that their candidate is actually winning.
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But it's clear that for some years, we (and by we, I mean I) were likely too complacent about the inevitability of gender progress in the workplace and relaxed perhaps just a bit too much.
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The year was 1992, and the Danes had just voted "no" to the Maastricht Treaty -- thereby (potentially) blocking the way toward the "ever closer Union;" something most heads of government saw as a historical inevitability.
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This lyric and others form a broader concept that finds Gross grappling with the inevitability of death, both for himself and his parents, which he said are now very real instead of just abstract concepts.
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It's not a showy film — it's almost slow in places — but the sense of mounting dread and inevitability is a close approximation of what really happened in many firms, and its ending is positively devastating.
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From the inevitability of death, you move to contemplating the impossibility of knowing when death might occur, and then to meditating on spiritual awareness as the only thing that can potentially "help you" through death.
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Trump's dominance, the establishment's fear and disbelief, and the emerging fight for an alternative — coupled with the belief in Clinton's inevitability as the Democratic nominee — drew much of the media's attention away from the Democrats.
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The audience doesn't need every plot twist spelled out before it happens, but the show's best "oh shit" moments were effective because they had the full weight of the characters' motivations backing up their inevitability.
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It would be a terrible irony if a man who has declared his opposition to "the ideology of the inevitability of the death" had fallen victim to one of the classic symptoms of advancing years.
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"The almost one good thing that people consistently can feel is that they don't have to believe the worst inevitability on all sides," Harriet Harman, a former deputy leader of the Labour Party, told me.
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Just when Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court appointment seemed like an inevitability, Donald Trump's nominee was accused of sexually assaulting a woman when they were both at a high school party more than 30 years ago.
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This is important because, in the minds of many of those opposing more gun controls, the inevitability of future mass murders suggests that the people who want to "control" guns ultimately want to "eliminate" guns.
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Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall, and hangovers follow Friday nights with the bouldering inevitability of a runaway freight train, except louder and fuelled by ill-advised Long Island Iced Teas.
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"The Ferryman" is a celebration of the human — and classically Irish — urge to give life shape through narrative, and a lamentation for those who find themselves trapped in myths that assume the inevitability of fate.
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In the months after their husbands were killed, the young widows were not only grappling with grief and their children's confusion, but also dreading the inevitability of being passed along within their husbands' families. Mrs.
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" Kyle Pope, the editor of Columbia Journalism Review, pointed out the inevitability of that train wreck, observing that the event itself is "destined to be either sycophantic, on one extreme, or meanspirited, on the other.
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This, perhaps, is why the 1918 flu was rarely taught in schools: It had a grim inevitability to it, one that showcased how powerless we are to prevent catastrophe coming at us from all angles.
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Ava (Stella Taylor), a professor who serves as our sometime narrator and cold-eyed tour guide into the shadows of our collective past, says she doesn't believe in fate, but she does believe in inevitability.
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It comes out of what James Burnham called an 'ideology of Western suicide,' a belief system that provides a morphine drip for people who have come to accept the inevitability of their departure from history.
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