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As the platform expands its presence on the web, it inevitably needs to both enhance and offer restrictions on sharing.

"I think a lot of that actually comes from the incredible proliferation now of websites, blogs and columnists devoted to awards season who write about it all year long and who inevitably need new angles to play and new stories to write about," says Scott Foundas, chief film critic at Variety.

Even those who favor the concept acknowledged they would inevitably need to put their own twist on it, and not necessarily by choice.

Yet even as it predicted the trouble, Germany failed to anticipate that the countries running a trade surplus would inevitably need to finance the southern states' shortfalls.

During the conveyancing process, questions about the management of a building inevitably need to be answered directly by the freeholder or its agent.

Cinemas will inevitably need to respond.

"In the long run we will almost inevitably need to do both of these projects".

There is, too, a question about whether LifeNet will inevitably need more money from the city.

And many women inevitably need to take time off during their careers.

In carrying out this strategy, we would inevitably need to make tactical adjustments.

How to make sure a safety net is in place for those who inevitably need more help.