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Also, although it invariably gets described as a state-of-the-nation novel, I'm not even sure that What a Carve Up! fits that label.

At my table, it invariably gets paired with a warm apple pie, a fruit and berry crisp, or I douse it with chocolate or caramel sauce.

Although establishing an early diagnosis for invasive mycoses is ideal for timely administration of specific antifungal therapy, it invariably gets delayed due to want of culture or histopathologic evidence [ 5].

There are so many great things you can put on it, like your phone as it charges at night or the book your were reading for class, instead of throwing it on the floor or falling asleep with it and letting it invariably get stuck in the gap between the bed and the wall.

And there's the obvious plus that it is light enough I can actually carry it anywhere, so I invariably get more use out of it than other laptops I own.

Photograph: Elena Seibert/Corbis When the world speaks with one voice, it almost invariably gets it wrong.

When I brought the matter up to other parents, I invariably got the answer "Your daughter is too sensitive".

"He loves hats, and I always try to give him one, but I invariably get the wrong kind," she said.

I've noticed, however, that any attempt to justify religion, or to treat it non-satirically, invariably gets people's goat in an age of secular intolerance.

It looks as if he just sticks his racket out, but he invariably gets it back into play and deep enough to allow him to dominate.

"We'd take a kite up to the hills, and it would invariably get tangled up in the Scottish pines," she recalled, heading toward Central Park.