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Although we have invariably worked independently, we have soon discovered that we were asking similar questions: How are rights constituted indigenously, and how important are local constructions of sexuality, gender, the body, and belonging in informing the realization of rights and entitlements in local Nigerian cultures?

But we do know that such changes in style leadership have invariably occurred in the past.

Over at the Treasury things have invariably been more cautious.

Debates conducted without a crowd have invariably been superior.

Ed Miliband's party conference speeches have invariably been well crafted.

When targets have been pinpointed, they have invariably been well struck.

Past dinners out have invariably resulted in a whopping bill shared 50-50.

Previous ones have invariably backed northern Cyprus to the hilt, for patriotic and strategic reasons.

In trying to read the scrolls, scholars and curators have invariably damaged or destroyed them.

Those have invariably increased in value, he says, even during the financial crisis of 2008.

And those shots have invariably found those empty seats, symbolizing the dilemma for the Athens Organizing Committee.