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Reprints Related items Health care: If at first you don't succeedSep 20th 2007This has inevitably generated an anti-Hillary backlash in the punditocracy.
In contrast, Morales has made changes in Bolivia, including land reform (ie taking land from the wealthy) and higher taxes on national and international corporations, which have inevitably generated conflict in one of the world's most unequal countries.
Meanwhile, the industry set up to help us deal with the deluge has inevitably just generated more stuff.
She has, inevitably, been disqualified.
Getting a visa has, inevitably, become harder since 2001.
So the debate has inevitably turned to language.
And being helpful, natural selection has inevitably favoured it.
Their decision has inevitably dominated the talk on the range.
Damascus has inevitably blamed Israel.
The model has, inevitably, turned out to be complex.
The whole row has inevitably become highly politically charged.
