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"In Europe's Catholic countries, it's invariably a rooster -- association with Christ," Mr. Gordon said.
While it's terrible for scientific and technical articles at least from a lay person's perspective, since it's invariably written by and for specialists–it nonetheless manages to provide an astonishing amount of mostly accessible and accurate information about a universe of topics.
We should all just hope that Adele has been chastened enough to appear on Band Aid 40 – alongside Olly Murs, three sexy robots and Bono's sunglass-wearing skeleton – when it's invariably unveiled on The X Factor in 2024.
BBT Thursday-Sunday, 10am-late If you can get near it – it's invariably mobbed – dance arena Block 9's re-creation of an NYC gay club is one of Glastonbury's real treasures, as much for the music as the atmosphere of pansexual, drag queen-heavy abandon.
When he does get the chance, it's invariably as a loner – a vampire, or Scorsese's Christ – and it's as a loner that he stars in The Hunter, an absorbing eco-thriller that pits Dafoe against a variety of other weird-looking carnivores in the Tasmanian wilderness.
It's invariably followed by something even worse: JJ Barrie's No Charge; second-division glam rockers the Rubettes going country in a desperate attempt to stave off the inevitable; and, my personal favourite, Paul Nicholas's awe-inspiring Reggae Like It Used to Be.
The Wales squad clearly enjoy each other's company, and it is invariably from their corner of the hotel lobby where laughter erupts every couple of minutes.
Of course, it was invariably a dump — and its dumpiness was in inverse relation to the glittering fantasies of its hopeful young inhabitants.
Trademarking Mr. Gorbachev's birthmark is uncertain, said Mr. Goldstein, unless it is invariably linked to him.
It is technically the player's responsibility to sort out the paperwork but it is invariably the clubs who apply for and file it.
The ferret quickly became Laidlaw and Dunkin's preferred research animal, because distemper was easy to reproduce and to identify – it was invariably fatal.
