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Each death prompted a new set of demonstrations, which were inevitably followed by tougher crackdowns.

Barlow and his law-enforcement colleagues were convinced that the State Department's intent in sending the démarches, which were inevitably ignored, was simply to signal Pakistan that the cops in America knew what was going on.

His supreme gifts as a tailor a sober British virtuosity are sometimes downplayed in accounts of his runway shows, which were inevitably theatrical extravaganzas: Rites of Spring (but also of fall, winter, summer, and resort).

His supreme gifts as a tailor — a sober British virtuosity — are sometimes downplayed in accounts of his runway shows, which were inevitably theatrical extravaganzas: Rites of Spring (but also of fall, winter, summer, and resort).

Third, the cross-section of the model microchannel was rectangular while that for 3D microchannels had rounded bottom corners which were inevitably produced during the 3D molding process.

A second limitation is that this study was based on retrospective data, which were inevitably incomplete.

Which was, inevitably, a most Botham-esque sort of answer.

Mr. Obama will visit a city tense with politics and economics, which are inevitably intertwined.

"And then the question is, how do you deal with risk which is inevitably going to be there.

It's confusing and it's unknown and it's obviously a time of massive change, which is inevitably scary.

The challenge is to address issues of this scale in a form which is inevitably character-led.