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Changes in the governance of the exchange also appear to be inevitable, both in terms of structure and personnel.

It was inevitable both that unemployment would soar in the first months of his presidency, and that the near-unanimous goodwill toward him would start to evaporate.

As ultrasmall nanoparticles enter a biological system, their impact on and binding with biological components, especially tissue proteins are inevitable in both in vitro and in vivo biological exposure.

That may be inevitable in a free-market economy.

Without proper measures, accidents would be inevitable in the end.

Air oxidation may be inevitable in CNT purification, even if liquid-phase oxidation has been employed.

Sarat noted that pain may be inevitable in executions.

Reform of the traditional medical curriculum should therefore be inevitable in the light of these recommendations.

But compromise is inevitable — in life, in politics, in movies.

The present study also found high IEBLDs in paracardial and lesser curvature lymph nodes, indicating that dissection of these nodes is inevitable in both Siewert type III and II AEGs.

Difference is inevitable in nature and in life.