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Which makes "Jersey Shoresical" more inevitable than surprising.

The comparison with Otto is more inevitable than fair.

No new car book could be more inevitable than "Corvette: Fifty Years".

And this same story explains why China's continued rise is no more inevitable than its recent rise.

Let 'em play the men, I say Mauresmo 1 - 5 Williams* There are some things more inevitable than Serena's victory.

Its creators told students their aims were akin to those of "a junior high school sex-education class": preparing decision makers for an activity more inevitable than recommended.

There might not have been a more inevitable result than the Raiders winning their game over the Texans on Sunday.

Because Macbeth and his wife do not conform to the standard molds — he imposing even in his corruption, she implacable but quickly shattered — the unraveling of their deadly designs probably feels more inevitable even than usual.

"I made it far more inevitable and rather more equalizing than, in practice, it ever is," he wrote.

Here and elsewhere, Lipset and Marks make historical events seem more inevitable, more determined by structural constraints, than I believe they in fact were.

It is no more historically inevitable than communism turned out to be.