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Federal initiatives to decrease abuse and neglect inevitably receive bipartisan support.

(The revival will inevitably receive comparisons to that other midcentury absurdist drama "Exit the King," which has received glowing notices).

"We did however almost inevitably receive a good deal of information and I knew that we had heard a story which associated Lord Boothby with the Krays and, furthermore, we had heard allegations that Lord Boothby was a homosexual".

The Obama White House may not make Mormonism an issue directly, but that doesn't mean that the incumbent won't benefit from the coverage that Romney's religion will inevitably receive.

A small number of individuals in a market system will inevitably receive compensation that is high in absolute terms, but this must be genuinely linked to long-term shareholder interests.

He has averaged just less than 7 yards a carry in his first two years in Morgantown and will inevitably receive the ball more now that Pat White has moved on to the N.F.L. "We need to give him some help," Stewart said of Devine.

(Deng, inevitably, received credit for the expression).

At the Met Mr. Levine moves haltingly when he walks onstage to acknowledge the ovations he inevitably receives.

She worked for Women's Aid and inevitably received abuse from "men's rights" activists, who resented the protection she offered battered wives and girlfriends.

When Wenger arrived at Arsenal in the autumn of 1996 as one of the first foreign managers in the English game, he was, inevitably, received with suspicion and bewilderment.

As illustrated in Figure 1, besides the returned tag response, the reader also inevitably receives clutter.