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Otherwise, he'd go to a lower-ranked college, and inevitably get a lower-paying job.

The effect is indulgent and satisfying, like holding a brand new glass-plated iPhone before you apply the screen protector and inevitably get a hair trapped inside.

"I got home and inevitably got a real dressing down.

He and I lunched at the Four Seasons where famous people came across the room to say hello and shake hands and, inevitably, get off a classic, memorized Vonnegut line from one of the books, citing everything but the page number.

If the symbol or sign is removed, and the hate that occupies that place remains, the unsuspecting believe that all is well and inevitably get caught in a clash with a brutal reality that the sign was there for a reason and was declaring a clear and perpetually imminent danger.

Establishing expectations now will help when things (inevitably) get a little touchy between you and your parents.

It's mid-term in government elections, you inevitably get a lower turnout".

It reflects the dot-com hubris of the time, and Morino inevitably got a reality check.

And he inevitably gets a jolt -- like an instant wifi connection with the Great Beyond.

Hats were knocked off when you entered a car and inevitably got squashed beneath a passenger's wayward behind or went into orbit when you lowered the top to a convertible.

The weather is getting colder and your lips are inevitably getting a bit dry.