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That anticlimax was followed, inevitability, by more opprobrium when, coming back from a fractured femur, she struggled through the haze of Beijing last summer to finish 23rd.

Mr. de Blasio, eager to cement his status as the Democratic nominee, quickly acted to project an air of inevitability by wooing labor unions that had supported his rivals.

Yet as the March 26 election approaches, Mr. Putin has been complimented as a reformer and an inevitability by President Clinton, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, NATO Secretary General James Robertson and British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook.

The closure of the video-sharing app Vine was met with sadness but some amount of inevitability by an elite group of social media stars who found their six seconds of fame on the app.

— The idea of building a year-round public market to tie the city's skilled chefs to the region's big complement of young farmers had already attained an air of inevitability by the time this Midwestern city held its first Restaurant Week three summers ago.

Original writings uncovered reveal a war of words between founder John Reith and Winston Churchill, the clamour for a female-focused radio show (presented with depressing inevitability by a man), and the steps taken to placate a neurotic Tony Hancock during his BBC tenure.

Then, as now, he'd seen his aura of inevitability clouded by an unexpectedly stinging setback.

The latest round of news media accounts on the tumultuous final hours of the wall have emphasized not some sense of historical inevitability driven by economics and geopolitics, but rather the capricious human side of the event.

It is wonderful to see some of the best of this work float free of the Greenbergian claims for greatness and inevitability, propelled by the fantastic soft power of brilliant color, big scale and judicious amounts of pristine raw canvas -- especially as wielded by Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, Kenneth Noland and Jules Olitski.

While some blamed Harlem, others saw a wide range of culprits, from lack of money to lack of support from the national party to what some, like Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, said was the sense of inevitability, amplified by the news media, of a Pataki victory.

Why choke their own aura of inevitability off by turning their enormous lead in the Cloud into a horse race?