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The comparison would have been even more inescapable for the original audiences, because Middleton's play was performed at the Globe by the King's Men, Shakespeare's own company, and that company's star, Richard Burbage, almost certainly acted both Hamlet and Vindice.

Consider Facebook's countless subtle assaults on personal privacy, in the name of connecting people, which happens to be how Facebook becomes ever stronger and more inescapable, while maintaining much stronger controls for its own employees and data.

Most in the UK will know him merely as one of the more inescapable figureheads of the urban/electro fusion that has dominated in the pop landscape for the last three years.

That past is inescapable for more reasons than the app's GIF creation feature, though.

SEAN WILENTZ: Politics are inescapable for any writer of Bob Dylan's human and humane scope.

And Mr. Yoder remains inescapable for Mennonites, his work read and referenced often and everywhere.

And it's inescapable for people to bring those experiences to bear.

Like Shakespeare, Cervantes is inescapable for all writers who have come after him.

Their hit is "I Love It," inescapable for the last year, at home at indie dance parties and sports arenas alike.

The problem with quantifiers is inescapable for much that we routinely discuss using sense and reference.

We all are — it's been inescapable for twenty years.