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She had two hip-replacement operations in her late 90's, which invariably ended with her hobbling slowly out of the hospital while crowds of well-wishers cheered.

Your guess is as good as mine, because, really, every year the studios release good, bad, indifferent work, the best of which invariably end up on my Top 10.

Highbrow critics may have sniffed, but the public adored his shows, which invariably ended with his character caught (innocently) with his trousers down in the bedroom of a woman who was not his wife.

The little brown bear is a knitted oddity with button eyes and sausage-shaped limbs, which invariably end up broken in half or in various other states of destruction and disfiguration.

Watch for stray seeds, which invariably end up staining socks, carpets, and shirts.

He'll offer up a nugget and then end with, "...and that show was My Fair Lady," which invariably sends a ripple of pleasure through the audience.

Any Indian will know what an "encounter" or "fake encounter" is: they are staged confrontations which almost invariably end with dead criminals and unscathed police.

Which again invariably end up in error.

One German infantry officer later wrote "during these days, there was a whole series of dogfights, which almost invariably ended in defeat for the British since it was Richthofen's squadron they were up against.

When a SU changes its spectrum, its transmission suspends, which invariably leads to latency increase.

In the bigger world beyond my personal bewilderments, there was a rash of homosexual scandals in which the participants invariably ended up in prison or dead.

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