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They will invariably talk about what was left behind– a well-ordered, bucolic life.

Ask anyone about their first impression and they will invariably reply 'the traffic'.

But many physicians are suspicious and say that once tens of thousands of nurses have doctorates, they will invariably seek more prescribing authority and more money.

My maternal grandmother once gave me some advice that has never left me: when someone does you wrong, bizarrely, they will invariably hate you for it.

Which you can't always swap even if you are in daily contact with other collectors, because they will invariably be looking for the same stickers as you.

Taking action against someone found to be harassing others is also often an awkward affair because they will invariably defend their actions by claiming that the matter was not pernicious – but a joke or simply thoughtless.

For further acceptability, they'll invariably be called "Camouflage", "Xtreme Sport" or "Facial Fuel", and designed to look like Halford's engine oil.

He knows the kicking threat of Jonny Sexton and has complete faith in his back three of Simon Zebo, Tommy Bowe and Rob Kearney under the high ball, relatively sure in the knowledge they'll invariably win the aerial battle in most games.

First they'll tell you about some experiment that went wrong, and then they'll invariably tell you about an item that intrigued them so much its imprint still remains two decades on.

They'll invariably litter the trail with bruised and hurt feelings, dashed hopes, and they'll hear shouts of betrayal.

Ask any great performer to describe the key to excellence, and they'll invariably tell you it's practice.