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"I think it's inescapable that the court gave the anti-abortion forces a single target to aim at," she said.

"The conclusion is inescapable that the South African troops were deployed to defend the faltering and dictatorial Bozizé regime".

Justice Parness agreed, saying the conclusion was "inescapable" that the city was trying to circumvent the board's order.

The issue of Mr. Nuttall's hair became so inescapable that the festival's Web site now features a photomontage of Mr. Nuttall's various looks over the years.

Admitted errors in judgment and evident deficiencies in command performance make the conclusion inescapable that the machinery for policing the police was in disarray.

But it is also inescapable that the tournament turned when Woods's exceedingly accurate third shot at the 15th hole Friday clanked off the flagstick and bounced into the pond in front of the green.

Would take a chance". Twelve years after Walter's death, comparisons of the two are inescapable; that is the fate of the children of celebrated people.

TO the list of the inescapable that includes death and taxes add the appeal of crossover to opera singers.

Looking on, it seemed inescapable that in the English Premiership, or in the Pro 14, or in France, or even in Super Rugby, 99 times in 100 Pietersen would not have made that break.

That's the inescapable message that opens and closes "Evolution of the Natural World," the new science exhibit at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich.

What is inescapable from that is the appearance of a rift.