"They are now starting to think maybe this inexorable increase in economic growth is not so inexorable," Mr. Polk said.
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Today, it was the inexorable march of time and the inexorable creasing of my neck skin, the possibility that our personal freedoms will be further restricted, and horses.
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That's the way of the world — inexorable as biology.
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Amidst those inexorable forces, gambling may be their great equalizer.
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We're rooting for the living to defeat the inexorable dead.
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We as marketers have to assume this trend is inexorable.
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Remarkably, none of these safeguards arrested the virus's inexorable spread.
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So too does the inexorable logic of the data economy.
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What happened to the supposedly inexorable march of the machines?
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Instead, the slow but inexorable march towards new science continues.
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You also have to factor in the inexorable legal challenges.
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That track, nearly 18 minutes long, follows an inexorable arc.
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In the meantime, summer flounder continue their inexorable move north.
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Despite such concerns, the cost trends are clear, and inexorable.
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Something seems inexorable about the miseries that befall this family.
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None, so far, have succeeded in stemming Grundy's inexorable decline.
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What that is is the inexorable march toward equality of opportunity.
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The company is driving inexorable change across the entire retail experience.
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"The inexorable heating of the oceans is especially worrying," said Green.
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I thought taking drugs would fix the inexorable anxiety inside me.
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The inexorable march of open-source movements has attained critical mass.
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I've never seen an "Othello" as convincingly inexorable as this one.
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The country now seems on a inexorable path to No. 1.
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Like Toller, the film is controlled and inexorable, until it's not.
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The growth of Western forests seems almost as inexorable as deforestation elsewhere.
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On television, on Twitter, at backyard barbecues, Trump is the inexorable topic.
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Still, the album and the movie exert an inexorable hold on me.
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The inexorable gears of profit appear to be slowing for US tech.
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Immigration policies that emphasize exclusion and enforcement won't change that inexorable trend.
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Aging often seems inexorable and unvarying, and, in chronological terms, it is.
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Will Mr. Mueller's appearance make the movement toward impeachment inexorable and unstoppable?
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The IRGC is an inexorable part of Iranian foreign and strategic policy.
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The glacier's inexorable slide has moved the plane debris about two miles.
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Like the club, Xu and Bo's seemingly inexorable rise could not last.
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In his telling, Native history became a slow, inexorable decline toward disappearance.
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It's an inexorable economic force making farms larger while providing fewer rural jobs.
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Partly, it's that breast cancer (and cancer in general) is an inexorable foe.
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And yet characters are forced, by the inexorable march of events, to choose.
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Straight ahead, two inexorable trends are set to drive the numbers ever higher.
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But don't whine when a species with such habits falls into inexorable decline.
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I was 46, and I understood very well the inexorable passage of time.
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This was always the inexorable endpoint of Mr Trump's policy of "maximum pressure".
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A panicky old man afraid of the inevitable and inexorable vice grip of change.
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Decorated with historic frescos, many are in a state of gentle but inexorable disintegration.
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February marked a potential turning point in the inexorable march of a warming planet.
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And there seem few ways to stop the seemingly inexorable rise of executive pay.
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The first development signifies a theocratic kingdom's bow to the inexorable onslaught of modernity.
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For several decades, it was fashionable to see the forces of history as inexorable.
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An inexorable confrontation between the House and the president has been set in motion.
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Absent a firm and sustained commitment to control spending, these budgetary pressures are inexorable.
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Stories are weather (local, variable, unpredictable); the narrative is climate (global, long-term, inexorable).
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Many assume the shift in economic and political power from West to East is inexorable.
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Nor does it reduce the staggering cost of health care, or lessen its inexorable rise.
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The consumer is thus mentally enslaved by the spectacle's inexorable logic: work harder, buy more.
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He gives the impression that inexorable economic forces are pushing families into dire financial situations.
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America's inexorable march to processed food turned chicken soup into something to buy, not make.
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And their disappearance is not evidence of inferiority, only of the inexorable mechanics of evolution.
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Inexorable moves such as these can often prod the sides to the desired result: settlement.
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"The only way publishers can address this inexorable threat is by banding together," he continued.
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In Beth Gill's "Catacomb," performed at the Chocolate Factory in May, that pull was inexorable.
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In fact, it's just a temporary pause in the otherwise-inexorable growth of federal spending.
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After all, as gravity works its inexorable forces, there is nowhere to go but down.
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First, there is the sheer weight of real estate and the inexorable slide away from print.
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But the slow, inexorable build of the people's response to compelling leadership is thrilling and uplifting.
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But mostly we see her slipping slowly toward the inexorable crisis of being an empty-nester.
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It's not so much a stand-alone track as a glimpse into some inexorable evolutionary process.
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What's unrealistic is to imagine that we can somehow escape the inexorable calculus of climate change.
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Quiet, graceful, stately and infused with slow tension, Dana Rotberg's "White Lies" unfolds with inexorable weight.
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The United States, unrelenting and inexorable, keeps moving forward, the circus left behind in its dust.
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After that, wrote the Langs, "the inexorable logic of the facts" led to the president's downfall.
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"The progress of disease and the inexorable advance of age render their verdict," his family said.
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She had not won until Sunday, but a championship that had remained elusive finally became inexorable.
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Wednesday's figures offer the latest evidence of the globe's inexorable temperature rise, particularly in recent decades.
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Dailey's prospects looked grim; after several rounds of appeals, the inexorable fact of his execution loomed.
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Yet, today, there is an inexorable consumer shift to all-you-can-eat bundles of music.
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The story of Britain's seaside resorts, over the last half-century, is one of inexorable decline.
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As if to highlight Shell's gloomy earnings preview, oil prices continued their seemingly inexorable decline on Wednesday.
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Despite long-running fears over a potential supply glut, China's property prices have had an inexorable climb.
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He joined Breakingviews to explain the inexorable rise of monopolies and what we can do about it.
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The spellbound chorus, describing a riptide that may also be a lover, strengthens the song's inexorable pull.
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The inexorable march of smarthome gadgets carries on, regardless of whether smart refrigerators are actually good ideas.
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The pace may vary but the trend seems inexorable: Chinese and global financial systems are becoming intertwined.
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At this point, it is hard to see what can stop this seemingly inexorable march toward escalation.
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The "progress of disease and the inexorable advance of age" had rendered "their verdict," his family wrote.
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And despite the seemingly inexorable demographic rise of Hispanic voters, the American electorate is still overwhelmingly white.
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But with the creation — and inexorable rise — of ranch, we have forged the one true American dressing.
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Liberal democracy was in seemingly inexorable expansion mode, with the Orange Revolution having recently swept through Ukraine.
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The course of history pivots around such inflection points, and democracy's inexorable march is accelerated or delayed.
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That inexorable cycle of recrimination and consolation is what gives the play its genuine pity and terror.
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For 800 years, Montagnard and Cham had been allied against the slow, inexorable march of the Vietnamese.
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Oil and gas should go that way too in face of renewable energy's inexorable growth and promise.
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Coplans clearly is a connoisseur of the deadpan ugly who relishes in stout sensations of inexorable annihilation.
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If you love technology, you love it for precisely this inexorable march toward better, faster, and prettier devices.
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Rivers — and the bits of detritus and schools of fish and hunks of rocks they carry — are inexorable.
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This seemingly inexorable rise in COMEX stocks is a bear signal in an increasingly bullish global copper market.
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In the end, the inexorable logic of Tokyo's hosting of the Olympic games in 2020 spelled Tsukiji's demise.
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"The Lost Colony has a kind of inexorable pull, like a black hole," a researcher tells Mr Lawler.
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It builds slowly and contemplatively, with the inexorable rhythmic progression and narrative arc of one of Godspeed You!
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The century was not one of inexorable progress, however, or of collective triumph; there were winners and losers.
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For more than 50 years, the seemingly inexorable shrinking of transistors made computers steadily cheaper and more capable.
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The seemingly inexorable move of series television toward an à la carte, on-demand model argues against it.
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That means a long but inexorable countdown clock has begun on Zuckerberg's insistence to permit paid political lying.
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But his daughters serve as an inexorable reminder that time moves at the speed of a downhill putt.
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Owing to the inexorable nature of sea-swelling, its effects will be felt even if carbon emissions fall.
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But the inexorable movement of Earth's tectonic plates and surface erosion have erased most of the oldest craters.
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The Democratic primaries were supposed to be little more than a chronicle of Hillary Clinton's inexorable charge toward 2016.
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Owing to the inexorable influence of dark energy, the space in our Universe is expanding at an accelerating rate.
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Soul-searching over social media's inexorable impact on social behavior wasn't quite casual conversation except among disillusioned tech reporters.
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Nonetheless, hefty tariffs would cause a "slow, inexorable migration", says Nick Oliver at the University of Edinburgh Business School.
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And if we do, can we actually defeat an enemy as powerful and inexorable as the laws of physics?
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Instead, rivers, storm drains, and the inexorable movement of things downriver brings someone's flicked cigarette butt to the beaches.
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As Department of Energy data shows, after a brief bump last year, US coal has resumed its inexorable decline.
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Uber has shown no interest in playing nice with legacy automakers in its inexorable march to dominate the globe.
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Even worse, Girls' plot suggested something other than the characters' inexorable development toward purpose, stability, and effortlessly fulfilling relationships.
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"I think justices of all stripes agree that stare decisis is important, but not an inexorable command," he said.
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But the inexorable rise in visitor numbers also propels an enduring debate about how many people it can absorb.
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Though it remains to be seen whether the guiding principle will stand up to the inexorable tech industry lobbying.
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There is a heightened, inexorable quality about these surfaces that defies a middle-class (bourgeois) reading of their art.
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J.C. Inexorable foreboding fills "Threshold of Faith," by the electronic composer Ben Frost, a master of glacial, amorphous tension.
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But without heroics from all its players, Michigan State would have been merely forgettable roadkill on Duke's inexorable path.
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However, one thing seems clear: Logistics has a certain inexorable quality that suggests it will persist, if not prevail.
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But from the beginning, Can emphasized repetition and rhythm, using stiff, inexorable beats that were often described as Teutonic.
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Whether this age-related decline in white matter is inexorable, however, or might instead be changeable has been unclear.
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It will rise slowly, like a tide, its encroachment as imperceptible from moment to moment as it is inexorable.
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The play only makes sense — if it makes sense at all — if inexorable passions, conscious and unconscious, drive these characters.
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Naturally, an inexorable rise in the use of ad-blockers is problematic if you're a publisher dependent upon ad revenue.
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The inexorable march of increasing storage capacities continues today with the announcement of the world's first 1-terabyte microSD cards.
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The Kremlin and its apologists answer that military intervention was necessary to forestall the U.S.-led alliance's inexorable eastward encroachment.
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But eventually, the inexorable logic of shareholder value will grind down everyone and anything unless something is done about it.
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Parkinson's is one of a cohort of incurable afflictions whose victims undergo an enduring transformation, an inexorable slide from wholeness.
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The teaching was doctrinaire modernism—Cubism, Bauhaus design, and the inexorable triumph of abstract art—none of which impressed Katz.
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The even larger issue involves the slow but inexorable death of the two-state solution for peace with the Palestinians.
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Meanwhile, renewable energy continues its inexorable decline in prices, and there too, Colorado is at the center of the action.
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The trend in recent years has been an inexorable shift of bargaining power to employers at the expense of employees.
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The more advanced economies had thought the forces of globalization — ever-opening trade and the free movement of people — were inexorable.
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"Steve's fate is inexorable," said Roger Stone, a longtime Trump adviser who has had major issues with Bannon for months now.
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Instead, he said that with their brinksmanship, they are succumbing to an inexorable, invisible force prodding them to almost inevitable war.
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The reason, needless to say, has to do with rising global temperatures and the inexorable melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet.
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Their first album in 20 years exactly replicates their classic sound without quite mustering the inexorable momentum that distinguished them then.
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The brothers faced their own challenges, including two world wars, the Great Depression and an inexorable drift towards more casual fashions.
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"Although we approach the reconsideration of our decisions with the utmost caution, stare decisis is not an inexorable command," Kennedy wrote.
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This is certainly not an inexorable historical course, but it does require attention and that starts with recognition of the problem.
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Tossing him to Lesnar next month in the slow, inexorable grind of a build to the almost certainly guaranteed Reigns vs.
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He's inexorable, though, so Mia makes a snap decision: She shoves him to the floor and chokes him until he dies.
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But after following his inexorable march toward suicide for hundreds of pages, I just wanted him to shoot that Chekhovian gun.
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And we were told time and time again until Donald Trump got here that it was the inexorable rise of China.
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Second, Republicans need to accept the inexorable fact that healthcare is the most expensive and fastest-growing element of federal spending.
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Since the inexorable logic of reality has created nothing but insolvable problems, it is now time for illusion to take over.
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We don't want to expose ourselves to others as we are and be thrown back by that inexorable wall of indifference.
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Anything but this same slow, inexorable drive toward autocracy, barbarism, and extinction, each day's headline falling like another blow from the truncheon.
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So 2016 was a good year for pro wrestling, despite a few stumbles and the inexorable devouring of the industry by WWE.
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It highlights the inexorable rise of the hard right in Western democracies, mostly recently seen in the U.S with Trump's surprise victory.
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The San Antonio Spurs were supposed to be the team that slowed the Golden State Warriors' inexorable run to the N.B.A. title.
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"It's the inexorable path ahead" because of the erosion in Bunge's earnings, said Pablo Adreani, head of Argentine farm industry consultancy Agripac.
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Elizabeth Warren's seemingly inexorable rise and Joe Biden's dogged resilience have been the two major stories of the Democratic primary so far.
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But when the team is the defending National League champion with sky-high expectations, the pressure to do so can feel inexorable.
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The Dakota Access pipeline is just one toxic tentacle of a fossil fuel industry that continues its inexorable poisoning of the planet.
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And yet the forces that favor larger cities may be too powerful to save the nation's Steubenvilles and Weirtons from inexorable decline.
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At some point, his rejection of my cooking became so inexorable that I considered skipping the ceremony of serving him food altogether.
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The vast majority of cases and deaths have been in China, and more specifically Hubei province, but the global spread appears inexorable.
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But simply because Pelosi acquiesced to that inexorable momentum does not mean that her concerns about the politics of impeachment had changed.
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It is not just that austerity is over, but that public spending (and, more slowly, tax) seems on an inexorable upward course.
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Under the "freedom dividend," the poor remain poor, while the rich almost certainly continue an inexorable upward march toward ever greater wealth.
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As a cop, she's an inexorable force, and she doesn't nab crooks so much as she patiently bends them to her will.
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But the seemingly inexorable success of Soleimani's paramilitary strategy – permanently mobilized militias armed with precision missiles and drones – came at a cost.
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There is nothing inexorable about the logic of democracy; it is just as likely to culminate in tyranny as it is freedom.
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Lee isn't a martyr, and Move 37 wasn't the moment where the machines began their inexorable rise to power over our lesser minds.
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Bans get lifted, regulations get drawn up, MMA continues its inexorable march into the mainstream, and civilization, such as it is, doesn't crumble.
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The geological forces are inexorable, and what we see traced in the historical record will doubtless continue for thousands of years to come.
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How did we come from setting out toward the horizon, the wind in our hair and at our backs, to ugly, inexorable ends?
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But it's also about a company trapped by its own pathologies and, perversely, by the inexorable logic of its own recipe for success.
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So here we are, stuck with no causal explanation for our own ruler's strangeness, stuck simply with the immoveable, inexorable fact of it.
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Everything seems to point in the same direction, to a national malaise, challenging the idea that America's story is one of inexorable progress.
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The fire, a horrifying demonstration of nature's inexorable power, threw into relief man's doomed passion for owning and mastering all that he sees.
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Well, as the dark art of white supremacy worked its inexorable magic, Irish and Italians enjoy the full faith and credit of whiteness.
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But here is what's clear: without such an effort, we seem to be on an inexorable path to costly, deadly conflict with Iran.
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I think of my missing muscle less as a defect and more as an inexorable facet of what it is to be me.
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There is something downright intoxicating about the two stars' charisma, and their chemistry feels as inexorable as tectonic plates moving toward each other.
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"Stare decisis is neither an 'inexorable command' nor 'a mechanical formula of adherence to the latest decision,' especially in constitutional cases," he wrote.
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At the time, as the wall fell and the Soviet bloc that had been encased in Stalinism thawed, it was a vogue among some historians, scholars, and others to declare "the end of history"—that the big questions had been settled, that liberal democracy was triumphal and inexorable, and that the decline of the impulse to enslave whole countries was also inexorable.
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But while the conversation around guns often seems stuck in an inexorable deadlock, Americans actually agree on more policy points than one would think.
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The inexorable decline in U.S. yields continued to drag on the dollar, which reached lows last seen in October against a basket of currencies.
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So Chinese couples in search of a surrogate followed the inexorable logic of globalization: They went looking for a ready supply of labor overseas.
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No one can leave time's inexorable lava-flow to gain some Archimedean point outside it, to make our observations, to make the final analysis.
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Yet, recalling the inexorable long-term progress the nation has made since the pioneering environmental achievements of the Nixon administration, defeatism too is unwarranted.
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It is vexed because the Holocaust still carries an undeniable emotional charge and an inexorable moral weight more than 70 years after it occurred.
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Only five months ago, based on my conversations with this administration, I thought we were headed down an inexorable path toward a devastating war.
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Faithful to the dramatic pacing of the dominating score, the choreography gives a strong impression of an inexorable ritual, a world without free will.
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In this inexorable march to the mainstream, I am tempted to think of contemporary African art as akin to an urban neighborhood undergoing gentrification.
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The forces behind the conversion of the Democratic Party into "the party of urban cosmopolitan business liberalism," as described by Drutman, may be inexorable.
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The Eagles' march through the second half was as inexorable as it was predictable to anyone who has watched the Giants' defense this season.
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For example, today, after a Taliban commander is killed or captured, he is replaced by another fighter who is more radical, inexorable and uncompromising.
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This year's version makes for a pretty handy study in what has made them what they are—so inexplicable, so inexorable, and so unique.
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It will be thanks to the inexorable trends of people aging out of natural reproduction and the matchmakers getting better at what they do.
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Now, even though she had nothing to do with the attack, she had become central to the narrative in a way that made it inexorable.
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ART and beauty are inexorable; Pablo Picasso said that art exists to embellish, polish and "[wash] away from the soul the dust of everyday life".
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The automotive industry's seemingly inexorable drive towards electric cars - and especially Chinese polices pushing new energy vehicles - has forced Toyota Motor Corp (7203.
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The inexorable forces of human mortality and actuarial tables mean that in the years to come, the business of legacy acts will grow ever larger.
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The inexorable rise of electricity costs is largely a function of market failure and has become a major political headache for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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A promotion to Single-A figured to be a ho-hum stepping stone, a prerequisite to tick off on his inexorable climb to the majors.
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Umm: the Thames is death, the steps are all of us, the man's inexorable slide into the gray waters below is our movement through life.
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In a new report, Colella writes that game-changing technological or social change is usually detectable not in sudden bursts, but in steady, inexorable acceleration.
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Even if AT&T and its peers manage to only postpone their inexorable decline, a few years of stalling can be worth billions of dollars.
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Instead, experts say, capitalism is under another, more intractable assault — by inexorable long-term population trends that may kill the ability of economies to grow.
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Despite the inexorable rise of social media influencers, several problems remain when it comes to brands trying to use these stars to push their products.
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And so here we are, on a seemingly inexorable arc — at least within our current definition of acceptable risk for any of our counter moves.
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It took a hundred years to understand why Maxwell's demon can't in fact defeat the second law and avert the inexorable slide toward deathly, universal equilibrium.
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Through this, we are given scope for deeper immersion and understanding of a natural world subject to, and often imperilled by, the inexorable footprint of humanity.
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The inexorable ascent of prices has taken homes out of the reach of many first-time buyers and fuelled concerns about excessive borrowing by property investors.
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The march of the dead army is inexorable, slow, and creeping, and we can only hope the realm of men will be ready when they come.
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Merkel needs the United States to exercise its power in a way President Obama has refused to do through the inexorable spread of the Syrian crisis.
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They argue that it's not an inexorable process, and that the human body, like any other machine, can be modified and restored to a former glory.
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Two new books portray demographic change as an inexorable force that, rather than bending to leaders' whims, steamrolls politicians and can change the course of history.
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The claim that there's an inexorable conflict between Islam and "The West" is not based on history, but rhetoric used by extremists to promote their causes.
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The inexorable price rise in the major cities has taken homes out of the reach of many first-time buyers and become a political hot potato.
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From the very first moment we see him deep in a mine (which makes his rise a literal one), Plainview's progress seems both inexorable and inevitable.
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Taken together, these principles point to a conclusion as seemingly improbable as it is inexorable: the momentum does not necessarily favour divergence; perhaps quite the opposite.
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Philadelphia recently became the first U.S. city to ban most cashless stores, a recognition that not everyone benefits from the inexorable shift toward plastic and apps.
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The inexorable price rise in the major cities has put homes out of the reach of many first-time buyers and become a political hot potato.
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In 2001, a report from the National Water Works Foundation predicted an "inexorable rise in infrastructure replacement needs" in water systems if they were not replaced.
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The argument is a typical symptom of an almost uniquely liberal disease: the idea that history itself is on an inexorable — albeit fitful — trajectory toward progress.
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"It's another golden chance for the world to unite and give elephants a new lease on life and save them from the inexorable descent into extinction."
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Sometimes guitars gnash and moan; sometimes keyboard tones loom; sometimes everything else falls away to leave Ms. Krauss's voice hanging alone over a ticking, inexorable beat.
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Behind Locke's bombast was the inexorable question of suffering: how it forged and brutalized the collective, forcing a desperate solidarity on people not treated as such.
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Our place had become a mere picture, and in this we may have taken one small yet inexorable step toward the final alienation of the Earth.
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Often middles, too, his stories pushing you along with the intangible dread of a fable, pulling you forward with the inexorable logic of a mathematical proof.
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"I know there are tons of statistics showing an almost inexorable decline in interest in the stock market as a whole," the "Mad Money" host said.
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To go much deeper into the inexorable connections among money, culture and morality, see "The Dignity of Working Men," a book by the sociologist Michèle Lamont.
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"I know there are tons of statistics showing an almost inexorable decline in interest in the stock market as a whole," the "Mad Money " host said.
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As the story spins toward its inexorable conclusion, only the reader ascertains what is happening — a sinking realization that rattles the psyche and interferes with sleep.
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In short, great writers possess two things they cannot do without: a profound and inexorable sense of irony and in equal doses a profound sense of tragedy.
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Some additional measurements, of shorter duration, are available for the ocean depths and the atmosphere above the surface, both generally showing an inexorable long-term warming trend.
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Personally, I hate this theory, because I want Bran to be a quiet, honorable Stark like the rest of his family, not the embodiment of inexorable evil.
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That knowledge could be crucial to ensure reefs continue to survive as oceans' temperatures continue their inexorable rise and water becomes more acidic due to climate change.
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And even then, in all likelihood one of the Googlettes or Facebabies would eventually sweep all before it as the inexorable logic of network effects reasserted itself.
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The Cassini spacecraft is now feeling the inexorable tug of Saturn's gravity as the bus-sized spacecraft is being pulled down into the giant planet's cloud tops.
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Why it matters: In another sign of traditional retail's existential struggle, the divorce reflects Sears' seemingly inexorable loss of touch both with its shoppers and Wall Street.
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Decisive wins for Democrats in Texas, Florida, and Georgia would have signaled an outright rejection of Trumpism, and an inexorable blue wave of a much deeper hue.
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That would be easier in the short term, but the inexorable accumulation of debt would sap the economy's vigour and raise the spectre of a fearsome crash.
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" Her conclusion: "Clearly, hitting ninety was going to be different—and way better—than the inexorable slide toward depression, diapers, and puffy white shoes I'd once envisioned.
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It is about asserting the primacy of a group identity, protecting it from threats both real (inexorable demographic change) and imagined (invasions of Hispanic rapists and murders).
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And while Naz has been shuffling through this nightmare, step by inexorable step, the director, Steven Zaillian, has obsessed over the brutal architecture of the entire institution.
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An inexorable global rise in diabetes must be taken "more seriously" by society, according to the chief financial officer at the world's top manufacturer of diabetes drugs.
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In the case of the Cold War, the end came only after prudent policies allowed containment to take its inexorable path and bring about the Soviets' end.
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"Bosch represents an implacable, inexorable divine justice — sublime retribution that will punish each and every crime," he wrote in an essay for the forthcoming Prado exhibition catalog.
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I recommended a different excerpt to the team, but it still goes to show you that we can have some effect on the inexorable passage of time.
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Mimi Walters, at the forefront of a trend that's steadily reshaping the landscape of House seats across the country: the inexorable growth of racial and ethnic diversity.
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But it is no bigger than a blip in the larger story of natural gas, which is one of inexorable and inevitable fading away to the margins.
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While the fuel for Guaido's rise was the smoldering and inexorable collapse of Venezuela, the spark was a White House convinced that an easy win was possible.
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The vast majority of cases and deaths have been in China, and more specifically Hubei province, of which Wuhan is capital, but the global spread appears inexorable.
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Given the inexorable creep of multinational brands like U-Boat and Vacheron Constantin into the tiny shops that fill the ancient bridge, this is no insignificant fact.
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Pompeo's approach will do nothing to quell anxiety that the United States and Iran are locked into an inexorable cycle of escalation that could trigger a disastrous war.
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Fortunately for us, the team at Debenhams were also paying close attention to Quinn's inexorable rise, and his new collection for the British department store launches this week.
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The 'inexorable rise of chicken' Costco is so determined to keep its rotisserie chickens at $4.99 that it's been willing to lose money selling them in the past.
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The people whose suffering I saw, noted, and neatly packaged into various diagnoses, the significance of which I failed to recognize — they all returned, vengeful, angry and inexorable.
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Fin, the neosoul innovator's solo debut out since February, conjures sinuous calm and an inexorable pull, an undertow with little sonic or conceptual correlative apparent in the music.
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If you haven't felt yourself physically aging this week—it has been a full decade since Tuesday's midterm elections—here's more evidence of the inexorable march of time.
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"Online supermarket Ocado continues to prosper with the group gaining market share on the seemingly inexorable rise of the armchair shopper," AJ Bell's Investment Director, Russ Mould, said.
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The rise of mobile enabled e-commerce is inexorable, and entrepreneurship is being embraced by young people from Tunisia to Egypt to Lebanon to the United Arab Emirates.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The inexorable advance of esports will break new ground next month when the NBA becomes the first American professional sports organization to operate an esports league.
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Keeling's father, Charles, first began taking measurements of CO2 on Mauna Loa in 1958, and the now-iconic Keeling Curve shows the inexorable rise in CO2 amounts since.
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Since the dawn of humans, we have faced one inexorable challenge — how to support the rise and — in the last half century or so — explosion of the population.
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The inexorable rise of prices in the major cities had put homes out of the reach of many first-time buyers and had become a political hot potato.
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A seemingly inexorable economic trend has changed direction in the past few years, as people who cited health reasons for not working are returning to the labor force.
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The nerdy, technical details of this conflict are more revealing about the tensions within the embattled European Union than the inexorable drift back to ruminations on the Holocaust.
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Just beneath our feet, visible through those potholes in the newly cooled lava, you could see a river of incandescent liquid rock flowing at a more inexorable clip.
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He and his colleagues call the bones' sensor a "gravitostat," which is triggered by body weight bearing down on bones, a result of the inexorable pressures of gravity.
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Trying to live on stagnant wages, while housing costs, medical costs and the cost of living generally continue their inexorable rise, is no easy feat for many Americans.
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Some experts have even begun to speculate that the world may have reached "peak car," or the point at which global demand for vehicles begins an inexorable decline.
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Equally dazzling is the novel's emotional ballast: Evie's relationship with her father, who is such an inexorable feature of the island he tethers her to it with him.
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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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Steinke makes the case that the inexorable slide away from fertility is a rebirth of agency, and her book is the fruit of the very creativity it describes.
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To suffer that little death teaches you that there's no point in battling something as inexorable as time, no point in mourning something as frivolous as a hairdo.
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Though the Scull auction is routinely cited for cementing this line of thinking, it was the inexorable logic of features such as the Times-Sotheby Index that catalyzed it.
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"Content spending continues its inexorable rise, and Netflix commented that it expects at least another $1 billion growth in spending (more on a cash basis) in 2017," Pachter said.
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The camera falls on its side — but instead of a visual streak from a camera malfunction, we instead watch as water steadily peppers the lens, splash by inexorable splash.
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The inexorable rise of prices in the major cities has taken homes out of the reach of many first buyers and fuelled concerns about excessive borrowing by property investors.
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In Detroit and across the country, slaveholder names plastered about commemorate a social order in which elite white people exerted inexorable power over black and indigenous bodies and lives.
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Mr. Perry tracks the major expenses in onscreen text, and puts synonyms for the movie's principal themes ("acrimony," of course, as well as "deranged" and "inexorable") in title cards.
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The simple argument she insists on returning to — of the inexorable triumph of a noble feminism like hers and MacKinnon's — doesn't properly capture the knottier parts of her subject.
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Showing a healthy dose of self-awareness, he has told colleagues that despite the commission's broad popular support, they were likely headed toward an inexorable clash with the establishment.
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The actor Nick Offerman hosted, and adopted an earnest note: "In our inexorable pursuit of freedom and human rights, books serve as weapons and also as shields," he said.
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But the movements are linked, almost subliminally, by short musical motifs that run through almost every moment of this 103-minute score, lending it inexorable sweep and structural cohesion.
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That all of those fans at the Audi Dome — like those packed into the Strandkurhaus — do not feel alienated by that inexorable ambition, though, says much about the club.
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Yet this is an intricate and provocative score, a 24-minute single-movement concerto that unfolds with inexorable sweep and rhythmic persistence, even during some stream-of-consciousness stretches.
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This slow but perhaps inexorable shift in food preferences is explored by Retro Report, whose mission is to focus on how the past influences present-day policies and customs.
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Those who believe the story of the United States is an inexorable march toward a better future see the rolling back of rights as a foreign idea, an impossibility.
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"I'm open to anyone who's got a reasonable suggestion for how we might slow what seems to be an inexorable path towards changing the rules," Coons said on Thursday.
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When it comes to protecting Americans' privacy from the inexorable advancement of data collection and law enforcement technologies, on the other hand, it seems to act with no such urgency.
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Despite a construction boom peppering New York's skyline with new apartment buildings, very little of that new housing stock is alleviating the seemingly inexorable rise of both prices and demand.
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Any president elected in 2008 would have been subject to certain inexorable forces: a shift in global heft to China; a popular demand for retrenchment after George W. Bush's adventurism.
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CreditCreditJulian Faulhaber for The New York Times 'I have known the inexorable sadness of pencils,'' begins Theodore Roethke's ''Dolor,'' the best poem in English about the grayness of the office.
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Stephen Curry was always a lot more the result of magic—and of work and genius-level talent and teamwork, too—than some righteous and inexorable technological system of basketball.
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The Fed's dovish turn helped break the inexorable sell off in short-term U.S. Treasuries, with yields on the two-year note falling almost five basis points to 1.727 percent.
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Why it matters: GLP's largest shareholder is Singapore's sovereign wealth fund, so consider this purchase an Asian bet on the underlying businesses behind Amazonization — the inexorable rise of online shopping.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - One of humankind's most enduring weaknesses is to assume that the way things are presently will somehow persist into the future, and that current trends are inexorable.
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The slump is beginning to raise questions as to whether it is a mere blip — like many he has had throughout his career — or the start of an inexorable slide.
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"It is clear that the claim that the far-right is on an inexorable roll and will devour everything that stands in its way is false," said one EU official.
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The zombie problem is a conversational vortex among those who study animal minds: the researchers, anticipating the discussion's inexorable transformation into a meditation on "Westworld," clutched their heads and sighed.
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Then, following his inexorable re-election, Thieu seized the pretext of renewed Communist attacks to crush independent parties and the press, drawing a curtain on the experiment in limited democracy.
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Over the past 266 years, mobile phones became more popular than desktop computers ever were, and the result is that web development has entered a slow but seemingly inexorable decline.
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In the intervening years, I had forgotten the details of its plot, but in that instant I knew that this buoyant musical comedy was taking an inexorable turn toward heartbreak.
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"The investigation determined that AIQ failed to take reasonable security measures to ensure that personal information under its control was secure from unauthorized access or disclosure," is the inexorable conclusion.
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Her characters have little interiority or agency; the fates they run up against tend to feel inexorable, especially in her later stories, in which the ironic distance cools into cynicism.
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Buyers at Art Basel were being cautious and putting their money on work that is not only safe, but aesthetically pleasing and free from the inexorable demands of reality today.
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But Macron's 65% to 35% trouncing of far-right nationalist Marine Le Pen categorically disrupted what had seemed an inexorable Western rejection of seven decades of trans-Atlantic, work-together politics.
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"Without governance reforms, without checks and balances and without accountability for conduct of the trustees, serious erosion for you as members of your company is inexorable," Mistry said in his note.
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The Professor hangs out with a person called Scout, watches the Elizabeth Taylor movie A Place in the Sun, and tries to dodge the inexorable guillotine of her own public shaming.
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The inexorable increase in Treasury yields has not, however, been enough to rescue the U.S. dollar which sank to three-year lows last week as U.S. officials welcomed a weaker currency.
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But it can sometimes be steady and inexorable, like the step-by-step subjugation of Yanhuang Chunqiu, which could set an example for other publications that question the party's official line.
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The dances unspooled one after another with a kind of inexorable momentum: a small ensemble driven by the winter wind, a solo full of footwork as sharp as shards of ice.
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Still, the inexorable reality is that many of the resources, material and emotional, of which we might have availed ourselves have ceased to exist, for how long remains to be seen.
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They also put another dent in what had seemed a few years ago to be the inexorable march in parts of Europe toward Mr. Orban's "illiberal" and harshly anti-immigrant politics.
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Half-white and "an enrolled member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma" (as one of the book's characters is), Orange has written a tense, prismatic book with inexorable momentum.
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At the same time, there's a floating pathos here that's hard to locate, an inexorable pull toward the central figure, looking down with ironized melancholy at his own feet of clay.
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One where—look, I hope they don't balls this up, but come on, it's a possibility—the timeless atmosphere of the original has been marred by the inexorable march of graphical fidelity.
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He was re-elected in 2001 after a campaign in which he promised voters a new "economic miracle" and distributed a glossy account of his own inexorable rise to fortune and fame.
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Thanks to globe-trotting parties like elrow, and the inexorable rise of festivals all of whom need six stages of DJs, tech-house is arguably more popular than it has ever been.
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The thing with AlphaGo is that it plays itself and has a seemingly inexorable rise in its own power... Yeah, I agree that it appears to be improving when playing against itself.
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As Trump continues his inexorable march to his coronation at the Republican National Convention this summer, a flood of conservatives have come out to say that they will never support the nominee.
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With the inexorable, if gradual, dissipation of international attention to Afghanistan, a successful election cycle in 2018-19 could be the most important thing for Afghanistan's future since the 2002 Bonn Agreement.
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Rather it is to say that U.S. economic policy should not be motivated by an overblown fear of the inexorable rise of the Chinese economy to a point of international economic hegemony.
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Am I the only one moving through the greater part of New York City boroughs and seeing an inexorable march of urban decay matched with the discomfort of crowding and inexplicable costs?
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"So we have this continued inexorable process of the gonococcus developing antimicrobial resistance, coupled with fewer new antibiotics to pick up and take care of the problem if it develops," he said.
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The story is yet another chapter in American manufacturing's inexorable march toward globalization, and it's told in intimate, fascinating detail in the new documentary American Factory, which is now streaming on Netflix.
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Gusts of white noise and inexorable bass thuds all but submerge "Quorum"; the 4/4 bass drum of "Dancing and Blood" wobbles on each impact as if the dance floor is buckling.
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An inexorable decline in spot market prices for LNG this year has pushed Japanese utilities to be more aggressive in price reviews built into traditional long-term contracts linked to oil prices.
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" Schwab, a year earlier, had put it this way: There is an "inexorable shift from simple digitization (the Third Industrial Revolution) to innovation based on combinations of technologies (the Fourth Industrial Revolution).
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The state's enormous Medicaid bill is a result of both its size — with more than six million New Yorkers enrolled — and generous array of benefits, resulting in an inexorable rise in cost.
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Two interwoven narratives dominate this film — Lil Peep's inexorable rise, owing to the emotional directness and melodic accessibility of his music; and his thin defenses against the demands and consequences of fame.
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Scrapping the stream protection rule might help boost the bottom lines of some mining companies at the margins, but it's unlikely to reverse the long inexorable downward trend of mining jobs in Appalachia
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Demand for cobalt has soared in the past year as investors expect inexorable growth in the global electric vehicle industry to generate a supply squeeze this year following several years of surplus production.
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He wrote it is wrong to uphold prior Supreme Court decisions as "an inexorable command," because he argued the earlier interpretation may not have been faithful to the original intent of the Constitution.
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Scrapping the stream protection rule might help boost the bottom lines of some mining companies at the margins, but it's unlikely to reverse the long inexorable downward trend of mining jobs in Appalachia.
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SJ: No, I don't think they should be broken up, but I do think it's an inexorable trend in the the technology business that there are power laws within firms and between firms . . .
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The New York Times Company on Wednesday reported first-quarter results that were better than expected, as gains in digital advertising and subscriptions outpaced the inexorable decline of its once-mighty print business.
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Part of a coal-mining region in long, inexorable decline, this pocket of the nation exemplifies a political paradox: Why are so many American voters hostile to the government hand that feeds them?
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"Stare decisis is neither an 'inexorable command' nor 'a mechanical formula of adherence to the latest decision,' especially in constitutional cases," he wrote, referring to the Latin legal shorthand for respect for precedent.
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"You could think of a Google, where people's search habits aren't going to change dramatically if there's a recession and there's already an inexorable migration of ad dollars to that company," he said.
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In certain cases, the Muslim sheikhs' response to colonial pressure involved a tart recourse to Islam's holy texts, in which the existence of slavery is taken as an inexorable feature of human society.
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She revisits the familiar story with fresh eyes, seeing it not as part of an inexorable, if painful, evolution but as a battle between two competing views of the city and its government.
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The founders were not dummies; they knew that society would evolve in unforeseeable ways — morally, socially, politically, technologically — and that this inexorable evolution might well bring about unforeseeable applications of the same words.
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The inexorable logic of the simulation, as evident when a much stronger foe invades and there's nothing you can do, creates grudges that can be nursed for perhaps a hundred hours or more.
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As Charles Desmaris wrote for the San Francisco Chronicle: "[the gift] adds to the seemingly inexorable broadening of the horizons of art history, to include the culture and the stories of communities of color."
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Opinion Columnist A decade ago, it was conventional wisdom that the world would soon start running low on oil and that the United States would henceforth be at the mercy of the inexorable trend.
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If evil is an inexorable feature of a fallen plane of existence, one that has been tainted from the very start of things by human sin, then no policy measures will ever remove it.
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I leave Vanya's with a handful of blessed petals, a stone that will apparently help with my mother's chest pains, and a deep, inexorable confidence that next year's going to the best one ever.
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What distinguishes him from other commentators is his knack for distilling the complicated arguments of his opponents into a few essential premises, and then, with inexorable logic, taking these streamlined arguments to absurd conclusions.
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A vast borderland at the crossroads of Europe, it was hailed a nation reborn, only to reveal an inexorable weakness — fear of its Big Brother to the north and an inability to escape it.
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Wage growth is sluggish, job security is nonexistent, inequality looks inexorable, and the ideas that once seemed like a sure path to a better future (like taking on debt for college) are in doubt.
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Asked years later when it was that he had first realized he would one day be king, he said that there had been no particular moment of revelation, just a slow, "ghastly, inexorable" dawning.
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If that concept isn't jolting enough, the film's treatment of it is a John Carpenter-esque study in slow, inexorable building tension and dread, backed by a killer soundtrack and a sumptuous '80s aesthetic.
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The band's latest transgression, With Inexorable Suffering, is due out April 13 via Translation Loss Recordings, and will scratch any itch you've got for dark, uncompromising metal of death down to the fucking bone.
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Word of the Day : a massive inexorable force that seems to crush everything in its way _________ The word juggernaut has appeared in 181 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Feb.
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He grabbed the first break of the match to lead the opener 3-2 but four games later it was all over, 6-3 to Nadal, the Spaniard seemingly another inexorable step toward the crown.
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Yet it's created a lot of the environmental problems we face today because people are taken by surprise when the slow, inexorable processes that have always been going on interact with humans have undesirable consequences.
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Since taking office, the 5-Star has been in constant tumult, with more than a dozen senior city officials either being sacked or quitting in just 12 months, while Rome's infrastructure continues its inexorable decay.
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Before the inexorable ascent of Twitter and Facebook, supporters had to wait for the morning's papers for transfer news, or at least rely on compelling conjecture from that mate who claimed to know David Dein.
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The Trump moment is a product both of inexorable tectonic shifts and of officials who failed to reckon with them, and if we want to deal with this moment skillfully we need to understand both.
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The journey they are on is an inexorable one—like the journeys of Anton Chigurh of No Country for Old Men or Marge Gunderson of Fargo—and there's no telling what comes at its end.
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At its best, the novel makes us experience the horrors of slavery on an intimate, personal level; by its conclusion, the characters' tales of loss and resilience have acquired an inexorable and cumulative emotional weight.
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An AT&T tie-up with Time Warner would be a key test of Clinton's willingness to put the brakes on the seemingly inexorable trend toward greater corporate power in the communications and entertainment sectors.
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"There needs to be a far stronger balance between sporting merit and commercial pressures, otherwise we risk an inexorable slide toward an NFL-style closed-shop system," said Neil Doncaster, CEO of the Scottish league.
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From the moment Dani, Christian and the rest pass through the settlement's sunburst gate, everything from the green hills girdling the compound to the flowing choreography contributes to the slow-growing, inexorable sense of entrapment.
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He could lose the presidential election — hell, he could win the presidential election — and in the long run it wouldn't matter: He wouldn't be able to stop the inexorable march of immigrant communities toward Americanization.
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Instead of ensuring that organisms are on an inexorable path to self-improvement, mate choice can drive a species into what I call maladaptive decadence — a decline in survival and fecundity of the entire species.
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A seven-year war had ended in victory for the nationalist guerrillas, and Mr. Mugabe was about to start on a trajectory that led from democratic roots to an inexorable gathering of power unto himself.
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China did have its knuckles rapped by a U.N. court over its grandiose claims in the South China Sea, but this has done nothing to slow its inexorable building and military expansion in the region.
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Furthermore, his detrimental behavior has yet to make a dent in the stock market's inexorable rise or cause the economy to reel — two factors that make it difficult for any president not to be reelected.
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I fear that Spinraza, while giving hope, and perhaps a stronger and longer life, to some, may also release a torrent of self-doubt, of pent-up insecurity about our inexorable dependence and emaciated bodies.
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All this time later, he can feel embedded and even lost in myth, a near-afterthought to the multiple interpretations of his life and work as well as to the inexorable churn of commercial exploitation.
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The changes also shine a light on two defining features of the real estate market: the inexorable spread of luxury housing and a tech-fueled office boom heralding the city's transition to a knowledge-based economy.
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Lepage's production design is unforgettable, and the giant machine that serves as its centerpiece is distinctive enough to seem like its own character — a protean behemoth that moves and changes form with slow but inexorable energy.
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For the White House, however, structural objectives must be balanced against recession risk and an inexorable political cycle that has presidential and congressional elections less than 7 months away (and primaries less than 12 months away).
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But it's no longer the dystopian avatar for late Capitalism's inexorable arc towards algorithm-created music presented by the taste-making algorithms of an off-brand streaming company—co-sponsored by Bud Light Lime-A-Rita.
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While some of these changes are outside Zuckerberg's control, many have been driven by Facebook's inexorable efforts to deliver ever more sophisticated services, to stay ahead of its arch-rival, Alphabet, and its newest competitor, Snap.
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During America's inexorable march toward processed food, chicken soup became something to buy, not something to make — Campbell's alone produces more than 50 varieties — and many cooks simply don't know how satisfying a project it is.
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Mr. Anderszewski played the opening section of the Toccata, which unfolds like a somber fantasy, with articulate touch and rhythmic urgency; the fugue section that follows, for all its rigor, came across as daring and inexorable.
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This is the painful part of it—not the glimpse of the team's notional ceiling so much as how good and how fun they could be if there wasn't an ineffable, inexorable something holding them back.
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To prevent the inexorable balding process in which bagels shed their toppings, a fine slurry of modified tapioca starch works like a powerful, edible glue, firmly affixing a dense, even layer of toppings to baked bagels.
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In one of the oldest souks stands Bakdash, a shop more than a century old, where booza (Arabic for ice cream) is beaten in buckets with giant wooden mallets, up and down in an inexorable throb.
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The panel recommended a fare hike and Mr. O'Dwyer, facing what some described as the "inexorable arithmetic" of the city's finances, became the first Democratic mayor to break with the party's commitment to the nickel fare.
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It's the cost of the inexorable march forward of progress, regardless of what systems break along the way — the price of an industry that always insists that "new is better," even if it isn't the case.
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But it has an inexorable tendency to empower people to find — and produce — new offerings that improve our lives by reinforcing the most basic rule of entrepreneurship, which is to make something that people really want.
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It is painful to watch his inexorable decay as the enormity of the Grateful Dead enterprise pushes him toward the solace of heroin addiction and, ultimately, his death from a heart attack when he was 53.
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Donald J. Trump's election, the Brexit vote and the inexorable rise of anger and aggression in the politics of many nations further undermine the European Union and threaten the achievements and promise of liberal democracy itself.
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More information could be useful to Democrats in the impeachment process, but it doesn't seem essential at this point to a process that appears to be moving to an inexorable conclusion — at least in the House.
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While we dismiss the increase in tornadoes, hailstorms and forest fires as "weather events" and ignore the inexorable rise in sea levels, they serve as nature's gentle but persistent warning of the cataclysm that awaits us.
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According to Google Trends, interest in the term has waxed and waned since 2005, but it always seems to make an inexorable return, much like editorials wondering whether women can in fact be as funny as men.
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Whether your investment objectives are simply making your money back on the tickets, or something more aggressive, there's no question gambling will have an inexorable impact on how and why people attend live events in the future.
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But the inexorable ebbing of time and influence that overtakes second term presidencies is becoming more noticeable with every week that goes by as some of his official duties begin to take on a poignant, valedictory tone.
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If it is your belief that your neocolonialist civilizing mission "can't be stopped," and that your exhibition's vision of whitewashed futurity in Glendale is an inexorable reality; we are writing to tell you that you are mistaken.
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The film will touch on "themes of love and loss, loneliness and family and the inexorable passage of time" and will evoke "the American West—both the mythic and the hardscrabble," Warner Brothers shared in a statement.
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But it remains notable that the numbers are no longer going only in one, inexorable direction—there are metrics pointing to growing wages and salaries, and more jobs, for those whom the economy has been leaving behind.
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Back when the United States was born, Smith already understood what present-day Trump trade policies disregard: Certain inexorable laws of the marketplace, driven by a natural competition, demand a principled disdain for vanity-driven consumption. Always.
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CreditCreditVictor J. Blue for The New York Times SAN JUAN, P.R. — On an inexorable march across the hemisphere, the Zika virus has begun spreading through Puerto Rico, now the United States' front line in a looming epidemic.
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Worrying about the tendency of giant corporations to "exterminate" the competition in their inexorable march toward domination, Brandeis believed that the economy, and the businesses that are part of it, needed to operate at a human scale.
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These subjects are often under threat either from budget cuts or from the inexorable demands of academic testing and "accountability," but insights from neuroscience suggest that arts education can play additional important roles in how children learn.
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Except for Roscoe Mitchell's "Jamaican Farewell," a slow, plaintive waltz in 3/4, all of the songs are Taborn's, and they feel at once unpredictable (composed in distinct sections, often moving between different time signatures) and inexorable.
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Fifty-one years later, its lack of prominence is a testament to King's radical ambition: to expand the scope of the civil rights movement and draw clear the inexorable ties between domestic policy and unjust aggression abroad.
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" Mary Hood explores the life and dying of a woman out of her time, too late for the women's movement and unstrung by its possibilities; this deft and wise story is aptly and ironically called "Inexorable Progress.
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It's a nod to the late-night street food Mr. Haatuft, 37, knew when he was a teenager here, thrashing around in the punk scene — and a joke about Norway's inexorable, traditional diet of potatoes and herring.
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It was a good idea since, though we're still half a degree short of that number, we're already seeing disastrous ice melt at the poles, the loss of coral reefs and the inexorable rise of the oceans.
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Captain Duke stretched out his hand to a terrified man and in slow but inexorable motion the tender rose on its side and sent him and ten or twelve more people bellowing and clawing over the side.
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But the inexorable shift of electoral influence from the preponderantly white baby boomers and older generations toward younger and much more racially diverse Millennials and post-Millennials shows why that approach could generate compounding risks over time.
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Certainly, if Arsenal ever wants to escape this seemingly inexorable existence on the fringes of success, the club must do all it can to retain both, for the performance they provide and for the intent they symbolize.
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An inexorable decline in spot market prices for LNG is driving some buyers in Japan and China to request delays in term cargoes, while others are looking to lift lower volumes under their term contracts from LNG sellers.
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By asking fans to re-examine Star Trek's rosy future as hard-won instead of inevitable, Discovery's creators are reinventing the franchise for a political era where the inexorable march toward social progress is no longer a given.
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Ravel proves a supreme colorist in the work's three movements, based on poems by Aloysius Bertrand: "Ondine," with its billowing, watery flow; "Le Gibet" ("The Gallows"), desolate in its inexorable tread; and "Scarbo," named for a tormenting dwarf.
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Given that globalization is driven by inexorable technological change, and that global governance is needed to keep an interconnected planet from self-destructing, having a powerful political movement that sees these two things as mortal enemies is dangerous.
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But it hit the stock market boards right when booming property markets in Sydney and Melbourne slipped in to reverse, as tightened investment lending rules and higher taxes on foreign buyers ended seemingly inexorable rises in sale prices.
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"It also ignores America's inexorable shift away from wireline and toward wireless service, and the reality that many of those the Lifeline program aims to help, like the homeless, simply cannot be served with wireline connections," she said.
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No, the political left senses that a reinforced Trump court, packed with strict constructionists, may impede or slow the inexorable march towards America's transformation on a host of issues, none perhaps more important, troubling or divisive than race.
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Pew also asked its participants for their views on the future of privacy, and found that most of the focus group participants were downbeat on this — with many believing the trend towards surveillance and data capture is inexorable.
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Hidden deep in primeval Amazon forests, these groups represent the final frontier of a seemingly inexorable conquest that began with the landing of Portuguese and Spanish navigators on South America's shores at the start of the 16th century.
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Under normal conditions, Black Twitter is a prominent subculture from which many widespread cultural trends emerge; when combined with the inexorable force of online response to a fanciful quasi-medieval political drama, the resulting discussion became a phenomenon.
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That's more than can be said for his prissy director, Leigh (Robert Jack), a repressed Englishman who is conceived in strokes so broad that it becomes difficult to take the play's inexorable slide toward violence all that seriously.
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Our assumptions in climate science have been based upon energy and emissions forecasts from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), International Energy Agency (IEA) and others, showing an inexorable rise in emissions unless dramatic mitigation is undertaken.
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There is a growing expectation that, in order to make good on their prominence, these artists must take on the issues that preoccupy us: racial and political strife, shifting notions of sexual identity, the inexorable march of technology.
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The sly cacophony of the instability at work here is captivating, even as it attempts to jumble the inexorable fixity of art, an amusing approach that merges Dada's brand of chaotic destruction with the mechanistic ideology of Constructivism.
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Statistical analysis suggested all along that the claims were false, and that the slowdown was, at most, a minor blip in an inexorable trend, perhaps caused by a temporary increase in the absorption of heat by the Pacific Ocean.
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Arguably, American pupils already receive an incomplete history—one that portrays race relations as an inexorable move toward justice, concentrates too heavily on the triumph of the Civil Rights Era and avoids focusing on the setbacks along the way.
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Related: Anti-Fascists Clash With PEGIDA Movement in Vienna In recent weeks, Hofer has portrayed his early victory as something inevitable: both a return to Austria's past and part of the country's inexorable march forward, towards the far right.
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There are those up-and-coming talents for whom a developmental loan is the start of their inexorable rise, and there are strugglers for whom a temporary stint at some far-off club marks the beginning of the end.
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TOKYO/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - An inexorable decline in spot market prices for liquefied natural gas (LNG) is pushing utilities in Japan to be more aggressive in price reviews built into traditional long-term contracts linked to oil prices, lawyers and analysts said.
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"Way of Life," naturally, like many other early Wayne hits, would go on to be a minor chapter in his career, but let's not overlook the fact that it was nonetheless part of his long, inexorable grind to the top.
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The EC argues Privacy Shield greatly strengths privacy safeguards to ensure Europeans' data protection rights are secure when personal data flows to the U.S. Critics disagree, pointing to U.S. mass surveillance programs as an inexorable violation of these fundamental rights.
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Of course, what nudged us close to the 400 ppm milestone, and what continues to fuel heat record after heat record isn't just El Niño, but the inexorable burning of fossil fuels and release of heat-trapping carbon into the atmosphere.
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As Nevada voters head to what are expected to be low turnout GOP caucuses Tuesday night, time is running out for Wall Street and the rest of the establishment Republican Party to stop Donald Trump's inexorable march to the nomination.
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"China will dominate 5G thanks to its political ambition to lead technology development, the inexorable rise of local manufacturer Huawei and the breakneck speed at which consumers have upgraded to 4G connections," said Marina Koytcheva, VP Forecasting at CCS Insight.
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Amid all the rancor about trade on the U.S. presidential campaign trail there is one undisputed fact: over the last 20 years, the inexorable force of globalization has lifted millions out of poverty and bulged the ranks of the emerging economies.
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All the signs were there: clammy hands, general malaise, the inexorable urge to always be swimming, your skin paling as if winter had set in and the color was seeping from your skin, even though it's still the beginning of August.
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He added that requiring class arbitration in the absence of such an agreement would result in "the inexorable pressure to settle," as companies would be wary of defending cases in which there was even a remote prospect of ruinous damages.
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Today's art showrooms, relics of a smaller, clubbier art scene, have lately been challenged by the proliferation of global art fairs, by online shopping's assault on all brick-and-mortar retailers and by the inexorable rise in real estate prices.
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At the root of the protests is concern over what many people see as the inexorable erosion of civil liberties and the city's autonomy by an ever-meddling Beijing, that refuses to grant full democracy in the former British colony.
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Here, too, the inexorable march of technology is thought to be responsible for disrupting traditional work, phasing out the employee with a regular wage or salary and phasing in independent contractors, consultants, temps and freelancers — the so-called gig economy.
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The Obama and Trump presidencies, both highly partisan, have witnessed an inexorable slide towards what is shaping up as a new kind of civil war in America — not over slavery, economics and state's rights, but over political identity and ideology.
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Instantly changing ages, accents and ethnicities, this actress illuminates a nearly empty stage, embellished only by video projections (designed by Jorge Cousineau) and a soundscape (by Sean Healey) that captures the inexorable drip of water, the shrill squeak of rats.
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One of the authors' major arguments is that Western society — particularly American culture — has denied the significance of cyclical patterns in history in favor of the more palatable and self-serving belief that humans are on an inexorable march toward improvement.
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The agony of the subways also has more than a few New Yorkers worrying that they've begun an inexorable descent, maybe even back to the 21981s, when the city endured what could reasonably be described as a near-death experience.
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It is depressingly clear from reading Jon Mooallem's brilliant, witty and profound article that we are the new Neanderthals, driven to extinction by the destruction of our habitat and the inexorable force of two rapidly advancing technologies, genetic engineering and automation.
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Like any true New Yorker, the bar put up a fight, but despite the best efforts of the owner Marcello Salinas and his family the original location succumbed to the city's seemingly inexorable mutation into a solid block of luxury condos.
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To give Trump credit, he had a single formidable intuition: That American anger and uncertainty in the face of the inexorable march of globalization and technology had reached such a pitch that voters were ready for disruption at any cost.
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Whenever anyone tries to get too granular about political causes — oh, it's the economic distress of the Midwest, or, for that matter, Oh, it was the inflation in Germany — I want to remind them of this inexorable truth of human existence.
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While it is a mere trickle compared to the inexorable rural to urban flow, some high-profile moves have made the news in recent years, such as the departure of Costa Rica's ambassador to southern India because Delhi's air had made her sick.
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That is a far cry from the situation back in 1678, Swiss historians say, when residents of the valley below the Aletsch glacier prayed to the Vatican in Rome for the ice mass to stop its inexorable expansion that was threatening their lives.
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But when the whole shebang kicks off in earnest on Monday morning, there will be an underlying sense of seasickness because of the inexorable, existential question that now faces television this time of year: How long can it go on like this?
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For which reason, it is not only in the U.S. interest but also in that of the global economy as a whole that we must hope that the U.S. will soon start to arrest its seemingly inexorable drift to emerging market status.
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"At its best, the novel makes us experience the horrors of slavery on an intimate, personal level; by its conclusion, the characters' tales of loss and resilience have acquired an inexorable and cumulative emotional weight," Michiko Kakutani wrote in The New York Times.
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For many men, living up to that socially sanctioned definition amidst inexorable physical and economic insecurity is impossible: They don't have the money to pay a bride dowry, can't find a job, or they cannot protect their family from extremist violence or insurgencies.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - UEFA elects a new president on Wednesday whose main task will be to stop what European officials say is an inexorable slide toward a breakaway soccer Super League open only to wealthy clubs such as Real Madrid and Manchester City.
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But he ultimately could not overcome the state's inexorable demographics: Older white voters who lean conservative vote at far higher rates than do millennial and minority voters, whom Mr. Gillum needed to turn out in big numbers to assemble a winning coalition.
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Despite the occasional indication of human presence, the hinterlands remain much as they did when the glaciers from the last ice age began their inexorable retreat into the mountains and the ancestors of the Alutiiq people settled the island some 7,000 years ago.
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The first is that the language is completely different: Nothing gets called a "grave sin" or an "evil" or even "illegitimate" by the bishop; every tension and contradiction is resolved through gradual but inexorable processes that resemble a conversation rather than a confession.
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Then she and Ms. Malone created a rich, buzzing, steadily tolling electronic drone and topped it with inexorable electric guitar chords; amid all the resonances and overtones already in the room, the arrival of each chord seemed to change the light and air.
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Choice opponents' protestations, sweeping statements, and heated rhetoric may serve well as a temporary balm for the fact that their rigid vision of education is rapidly fading into the mists of history, but they ultimately cannot slow the inexorable march of educational progress.
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The DOJ wanted to hear from VCs about whether they believe there's still an opportunity for startups to flourish alongside the likes of Facebook and Google and whether they can anticipate what — if anything — might disrupt the inexorable growth of these giants.
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"However, the performances of top institutions such as Cornell, UCLA and Yale — especially the latter, whose top-10 tally is now matched by the National University of Singapore — suggest that very few institutions are insulated from the inexorable worldwide improvement we are observing. "
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"The forces of consolidation in many of these industries are inexorable," Waldron said, but going forward M&A activity should take on a less defensive tone, which has been a major theme since the 2008 financial crisis with many companies unable to grow organically.
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If those sanctions aren't lifted, and if Russia can't lure back Western oil companies, then the country is facing an inexorable decline in its oil and gas production in the coming years — which, if handled poorly, could devastate the government budget and the economy.
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And it is seemingly inexorable: after the first disclosures in Ireland in the 1990s, the scandal spread through western Europe and North America; it has since reached South America and eastern Europe to assail erstwhile bastions of the faith such as Poland and Chile.
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But still unresolved is an even bigger threat to European stability: a failure to develop a coherent, humane plan to deal with the inexorable flow of desperate people fleeing violence and persecution in the Middle East and Africa and seeking a new home in Europe.
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"The Four Temperaments," by contrast, shows us dancers (the girls in black leotards, the boys in white T-shirts and black tights) demonstrating a formal yet strange and inexorable process, in which they often alternate — as if racked — between powerful convex and concave shapes.
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While there undoubtedly has been an inexorable leftward trend in American public policy since the Progressive era of the early 6900th century, this trend largely has been incremental in nature and has advanced in fits and starts, with the exception of the New Deal.
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So far, state-level criminal justice overhauls have helped reverse what had been an inexorable rise in the United States' prison population: After peaking in 2009, total state prison rolls had fallen about 5 percent by 2015, to 3693 million, according to the Sentencing Project.
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The Clearview AI story suggests another reason to worry that our march into surveillance has become inexorable: Each new privacy-invading technology builds on a previous one, allowing for scary outcomes from new integrations and collections of data that few users might have anticipated.
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The final section, the novel's least impressive on the levels of sentence and subject matter, affords wish fulfillment for readers who believe in the inexorable pull of fate, or soulmates, or who simply couldn't stand to see their striking young paramours separated for good.
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Despite Trump's victory in the 2016 election, numerous pieces a year are written predicting that the GOP, dependent as it is on old and white voters, is headed for an inexorable decline, given the demographic changes set to reshape the country in the coming decades.
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Bloom and her female peers' work reflects pop culture's inexorable direction toward the more overt; but McKenna also credits the fearlessness of Bloom's work, in part, to YouTube, which allowed her to reach an audience without first needing a stamp of approval from a corporate higher-up.
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There are so many seminal depictions of riverside bathers that could be featured, and dramatic landscape paintings in which rivers serve as symbols of the inexorable passage of time, the inevitability of death, or ideological divisions within a given population — like, say, Frederic Church's epic "Cotopaxi" (1862).
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China's push to be a global leader in electric vehicles and renewables might have grabbed the headlines, but one of the largest factors in constraining the seemingly inexorable rise of China's energy demand will be the move away from an economy built on industry and manufacturing.
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The steady and seemingly inexorable unification of the Democratic Party behind Hillary Clinton stands in striking contrast with the rancorous and widening schisms within the Republican Party over the dominance of Donald J. Trump, who swept contests from the Northeast to the Deep South on Tuesday.
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He was also at the helm when Apple outed a stylus for its iPad Pro line — braving the inexorable flak given Jobs' very public loathing for such sticks (among many jabs at styli, Jobs left us this choice quote: "If you need a stylus you've already failed").
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The league is healthy and wealthy and fun in a way it has seldom ever been before, but also top-heavy in a way that cast a dreary and inexorable fug over the playoffs right through the inevitable confetti storm and trophy presentations at Oracle Arena.
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Given the inexorable passing of time, musicians who would have been 20 or 30 in the '70s or '80s are just now entering the lower end of the average human's life expectancy range; that the death rate has become frequent enough to be noticeable is an inevitability.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Democratic lawmakers in Congress will take a big step this week in what appears to be a now inexorable march toward impeaching U.S. President Donald Trump, with the start of hearings seen as a precursor to formal charges being announced within weeks.
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The humble sardine is the emblem of a nascent movement that is challenging Salvini's League party and looking to halt his seemingly inexorable rise to power - initially in the wealthy northern region of Emilia-Romagna where regional elections are set for January, and then further afield.
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Enya is as much of a by-product of the inexorable rise of the unreal as the Marvel movies, J.K. Rowling, and Minecraft, but more importantly than that, she is the ultimate castle-dwelling proof that you can shield yourself from the unrelenting horrors of life with art.
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While the idea is overwhelmingly unpopular – it would be the death of club football as we know it, and lead to the inexorable decline of domestic competitions – that's down to a desire to protect the heritage of league football rather than a fundamental opposition to federalisation in the game.
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"Icarus is flying ever closer to the sun," said Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, likening the seemingly inexorable rise in global stocks to the figure of Greek myth who tumbled from the sky after the sun melted the wax in his artificial wings.
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In theory, given the inexorable rise in demand for instantaneous comment and response, a magazine that is celebrating its 400th issue with a very austere front cover concealing articles by David Toop, and about an Austrian duo who investigate the "tonal properties of bullets on glass," shouldn't exist.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, July 11 (Reuters) - One of humankind's most enduring weaknesses is to assume that the way things are presently will somehow persist into the future, and that current trends are inexorable.
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They were also a reference to the multinational team Mr. Abloh, the American son of Ghanaian immigrants, has assembled at Vuitton; to an inexorable tilt in design away from Eurocentrism; and to beckoning untapped markets for luxury goods in what was labeled, in more benighted times, the Third World.
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Rick Scott became Florida's next senator on Sunday, a feat delayed by a grueling 12-day recount that arrived at the same inexorable truth that emerged deep into election night: Mr. Scott, a Republican who entered the public arena only eight years ago, has become a formidable political force.
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The stage was perfectly set for a battle in which the superior leadership of Jon Snow, Davos, and Tormund Giantsbane led a badly outnumbered force to hold its own before nearly succumbing to the inexorable math of Bolton superiority until being rescued by the Knights of the Vale.
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Not just the obvious ones: the back-to-back collapses away from home, first at Bournemouth and now in Manchester; the inexorable slide down the Premier League table, initially out of the title race and now, usurped by a resurgent Manchester United, out of the Champions League qualifying places.
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I'm not here to moralize—I like a bet as much as the next guy—but the link between soccer and gambling is already so inexorable that it's impossible to watch a game without Ray Winstone trying to force a tasty little 4/1 shot down your throat.
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I still love Big Will's brand of inoffensive hip-hop, but more so than any other artist I can think of, his rhymes make the inexorable passing of time painfully obvious, dropping references to resolutely '90s tech in a way that drags me out of 2017 and back 20 years.
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And while it's not going to usurp my trusty workhorse SpanishDict anytime soon, nor is my finger hovering over Miss D preparing to push-delete the app into oblivion either — the inexorable fate of so many lesser creations — so it's earned itself a little breathing space on my home screen.
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The widely-watched Nomura strategist is also known for his contrarian tendencies which were again evident in his rejection of popular calls that a December 2016 or first quarter 2017 rate hike from the Federal Reserve (Fed) would signal the launch of an inexorable march higher for U.S. interest rates.
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Normally four or five calves would be born each year among this fairly unusual urban population of whales — pods named J, K and L. But most recently, the number of orcas here has dwindled to just 230, a 285-year low in what seems to be an inexorable, perplexing decline.
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After two brisk chapters introducing each of the men, Purdum brings them together in a way that suggests a certain inexorable pull; they have so many things in common (Hammerstein's eldest children were actually delivered by Rodgers's father!) that it seems impossible to imagine them not working together at some point.
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But for the rest of the Democratic presidential field — as other candidates have begun talking openly about who among them is best positioned to stop the Vermont independent — Weaver's challenge captured a building sense of seemingly inexorable forward-movement by Sanders ahead of the most critical juncture in the race.
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The danger with this boiled-down view is that those – such as France's far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen or Germany's far-right Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) party – who would benefit from such a narrative being true, can run with this story, helping develop their momentum into a perceived inexorable tide.
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We must typo and wait for the inexorable, dust-based doom to strike the space bar or the 'E' key — which will then make the typing experience even more miserable (and require a trip to an Apple store to swaddle the misbehaving keys in rubber — leaving us computerless, most probably, in the meanwhile).
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Their angry reactions, in the 24 hours since Mitt Romney and John McCain urged millions of voters to cooperate in a grand strategy to undermine Mr. Trump's candidacy, have captured the seemingly inexorable force of a movement that still puzzles the Republican elite and now threatens to unravel the party they hold dear.
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"This either means that they want to bury it, because this is a week when nobody's around," said Mike Shatzkin, a publishing expert and the founder of the Idea Logical Company, "or that something came to light, some inexorable, unresolvable conflict surfaced and called for an immediate change that was not negotiable."
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Yes, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland pledged $3.25 million to the sanctions enforcement program of the State Department, a start in helping other nations police money flows in and out of North Korea, but it was by no means a major step in stopping the regime's inexorable-looking march to a nuclear arsenal.
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If you accept that, if you also accept the goodwill and commitment of all, to no hard infrastructure on our island, and then if you also understand the need of the Commission-, PD: To be able to protect the integrity of the single market, the inexorable outcome of all of this is a backstop.
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The focus of these paintings, however, is not the Nixon regime but the late-'80s transition from the Reagan Era — deemed The Worst Years of Our Lives in the title of Barbara Ehrinreich's book, published in 1990 (if she only knew what the coming decades held in store) — to the inexorable rise of the Bushes.
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Google's commercial operates as a 90-second instruction manual wrapped in high-production sheen, designed to address what a tech company might perceive to be the weakest link in our inexorable march to a cyborg future: us — which is to say if only our 21st-century selves would learn to outsource our most pressing tasks to a superintelligence.
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The vast majority of these viruses are gone now, the security holes they exploited patched out of existence by Microsoft or by the inexorable march of time making the very machines they worked on obsolete, but a new collection on the Internet Archive allows us to get a glimpse at an important part of computer history.
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An inexorable decline in spot market prices for LNG is driving some buyers in Japan and China to request delays in term cargoes, while others are looking to utilise so-called downward quantity tolerances (DQT) to lower the volumes they take under their term contracts from LNG sellers, industry sources have told Reuters earlier this year.
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The inexorable grind of demographic change will ultimately make Latinos an important voting bloc, even if turnout stays low: 58 percent of the 27.3 million eligible Latino voters in 2016 is a bigger number than 58 percent of the 23.3 Latinos eligible to vote in 2012, and the number for this year and 2020 will be bigger yet.
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But it's already clear that "Dirty John" has been turned into a different, lesser, more digestible beast for TV. Recounting the story of Debra Newell, a successful Newport Beach businesswoman who fell hard for Meehan despite copious warning signs and the vociferous opposition of two of her daughters, the podcast imposes a sense of inexorable menace from the start.
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"With the peace agreement that was signed earlier this month being so structurally flawed, it is likely this number will continue its inexorable climb until the root causes of South Sudan's violence are addressed," John Prendergast, founding director of the Enough Project and co-founder of The Sentry, which researches the financing of conflicts, said in a statement.
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Could it be that the big clubs, one of which you run and on whose behalf you speak, have spent the last two decades hoarding not just the bulk of the money generated by soccer's inexorable growth, but increasingly all of the best players, much of the aspiring talent, and pretty much all of the oxygen?
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It's surely not what anyone involved intended, but looking back at this game from where we all are now, we might as well say it: the NBA is more like NBA Jam than it has ever been, and give or take the last inexorable and bummerish postseason, it's hard to say that we're not all richer for it.
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Peter Andreas is a professor in international studies and political science at Brown University, and he's also the author of Smuggler Nation, a book about America's long relationship with black markets and how they've played an inexorable role in birthing American wealth, as well as how black markets have become economic behemoths the US government obsessively struggles to contain.
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While this is undoubtedly a product of the fact that, for any given job, it's easier to come up with 10 different technical skill requirements than 10 different ways of saying "problem solving" or "critical thinking," that is of no matter to the inexorable keyword matching logic of Applicant Tracking Systems, which filter out candidates without a sufficient level of keyword match.
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Maybe it's just because I'm too cracked out on the news these days, but I feel like there's some larger metaphor to make about how the plane represents 2016, and the people are all of us standing here, weak and helpless, trying in vain to stop the massive sociopolitical forces, and the inexorable march of time itself, from bowling us over.
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In part, that was because of City's remarkably poor record at Anfield — no wins here for 15 years, a period in which City has been on an inexorable rise and Liverpool, largely, has been treading water — but more significantly, it was because Liverpool seemed to possess all the weapons needed to do to Guardiola's team what Guardiola's team does to so many others.
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Perhaps because it reflected the overall vibe of a show — the first of a series of arena dates in New York and New Jersey, as part of Dion's current world tour — in which the singer managed to maintain a paradoxical mix of "who, me?" humility and inexorable poise, well-rehearsed professionalism and occasional seemingly uncontrollable facial expressions and dance moves.
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The migrant caravan making its inexorable progress toward the United States has triggered angry rhetoric by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and the deployment of active duty troops and the National Guard at the southern border.
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He means the kind designed to stop the seemingly inexorable drift of power into the hands of Europe's elite clubs, the kind that might puncture the lingering threat of a Continentwide superleague: things like setting a "red line" on further alterations to the current format of the Champions League, or demanding that broadcast rights deals on European competitions run for six years rather than three.
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When she writes about her family's migration to California, or about leaving New York, or about visiting the South, she wants us to see how the inexorable push to leave and move and migrate and punt the past is buried in our national psyche, and how pretending our histories both private and public stay in the past never really fixes things in the end.
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The series was all but decided at the moment Kawhi Leonard's ankle turned for a second time, and took on an inconsequential and tension-free last-day-of-school vibe; that it wound up being about Ginobili's last ride owes a lot to the fact that it had to be about something, or something other than killing time until the Warriors and Cavaliers get around to their inexorable rematch.
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This is maybe more true when they're applying their gravitational brand of inevitability to a team you care about not wisely but way too well, but nonetheless, in San Antonio's inexorable reasonableness and the way they coolly apply best practices until arriving at a solution or an open corner three, there is a vision of adulthood that does not look like much fun compared to its more mercurial alternative.
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Bradbury and Triest, the Boston Federal Reserve economists, follow up by drawing attention to the inexorable disadvantages accruing to already disadvantaged kids: A 40 percentage-point gap in college enrollment of students born in the early 1960s between poorest-quartile and richest-quartile students expanded to a 51 point gap for the later cohort; similarly, the earlier cohort's 12 point gap in college completion between rich and poor grew to a 45 point gap for the later cohort.
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But Pope Francis explains that even in the face of substantial contradictions between the Gospel and the existential life of a disciple, the inexorable logic of divine grace seeks ever more progressive reintegration into the full life of the Church … … In conversation with a priest, the believer with humility, discretion, and love for the Church and its teachings seeks to reflect upon their level of responsibility for the failure of the first marriage, their care and love for the children of that marriage, the moral obligations which have arisen in their new marriage, and possible harm which their returning to the sacraments might have by undermining the indissolubility of marriage.
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The sweeping, cinematic scope of the six paintings in the exhibition, which formed "a panorama of a full-immersion baptism-cum-freak show," crammed with outlandishly costumed and masked characters, created a dream-logic account of "the late-'80s transition from the Reagan Era — deemed The Worst Years of Our Lives in the title of Barbara Ehrinreich's book, published in 1990 (if she only knew what the coming decades held in store) — to the inexorable rise of the Bushes": Using the razor-tipped tools of a satirist, Buchina offers one artist's vision of where we've come from and what we are, but without a hint as to where we might be heading.
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