How does he celebrate winning a case: "If I have the opportunity," he hesitates, "a nice glass of Bordeaux - if i'm not preparing for another case, which I invariably am".
On the sound stage, dozens of amply bearded crew members frantically prep cameras and lug vast bundles of cables of indeterminate purpose, politely declining to tell me I'm in the way, which I invariably am.
I was awe-struck as I invariably am by these heroic soldiers.
From my years growing up in New Jersey, I remember Thanksgiving as a time when I would invariably be called upon to explain the relationship between Turkey, my parents' home country, and the homonymic seasonal poultry.
—Evan Osnos From my years growing up in New Jersey, I remember Thanksgiving as a time when I would invariably be called upon to explain the relationship between Turkey, my parents' home country, and the homonymic seasonal poultry.
And yet... when I was alone at the food table, getting seconds on guacamole, I would invariably be approached by the same guy (or gal) who, a moment earlier, in public, had demanded tighter borders.
Hitherto I had invariably been told that no such thing existed, and the idea was ridiculed by the officials.
Every time an actual opponent materialized, though, I'd invariably be the one knocked to the ground.
Every time an actual opponent materialised, though, I'd invariably be the one knocked to the ground.
If we do go out for a drink, I'll invariably be at one end of a big old table and he'll be at the other.
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