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Snacks like Girl Scout cookies — "for nibbling," he explains — can invariably be found heaped on the dining table.

Gaunt, manic and missing several teeth, Knowles, who is unemployed, can invariably be found behind an old desktop computer in a narrow, musty office in City Hall scrutinizing Harris's actions.

And at Village Shuwarma on the Avenue of the Americas in Greenwich Village, a handful of Israeli immigrants can invariably be found eating, playing backgammon, watching soccer and reflecting on this often complicated journey.

Arsenal supporters can invariably be promised knock-out stage tickets for Christmas in good faith and despite some precarious sub-plots there was never too much risk of anything different this year.

Though modern Indian history is dotted with women in positions of authority, their power can invariably be traced to a husband or a father or a brother, as was the case with Indira Gandhi and, more recently, Sonia Gandhi, or the billionaire Savitri Jindal, who became the chairperson of the steel producer the O.P. Jindal Group after her husband died.

Apparent talk about such things can invariably be parsed away, via the theory of connotation or exposition, in favor of talk about substances and qualities (and, in certain theological contexts, a few relations).

But what is required to gain these benefits, and can they invariably be achieved?

Secondly, our approach represents an all-or-nothing detection, that is, methylated DNA templates (above the detection threshold) always provide strong signals/peaks so that misinterpretations (false positives) can almost invariably be excluded.

Equivalent programs for all the usual applications wordprocessors, e-mail packages, browsers, media players and the like can invariably be found.

Concessions must invariably be made.

The venue will invariably be nice.