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And they were also eager to learn the lessons that would inevitably transpire during what was essentially a 24,000-nautical-mile sea trial.
To address the PRISM scandal itself briefly, I think we will be less surprised at the existence of such a program than, as I think will inevitably transpire, the incompetence and inefficiency that almost certainly define its methods and usage.
They capture the fights that inevitably transpire between addicts and often catch patients vomiting or writhing in pain from withdrawal.
That league title in 1993 was inevitably overshadowed by news of the devastation transpiring back home in Agdam, with the squad's friends and families being displaced as troops stepped up their occupation.
The biggest problems occur when what is said by the leaders does not align with what actually transpires in the company: Scientific management inevitably creates destructive behavior.
Perhaps it's symbolic of the nature of the Underwoods' relationship, as the episode seems to suggest, or simply a metaphor for the tantalizing, gridlocked battle of wills we watch transpire between characters, only to watch them, like the mandala, inevitably get brushed away.
Or neither, it transpires.
Not deep enough, it transpires.
He was, it transpires, a teetotaller.
