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• And that is inescapably a prescription for a return to gridlock.
• And yet MacFarlane is, inescapably, a family man himself.
• Accept their definition and The Times is inescapably " liberal ."
• There is something indefinably but inescapably Russian at work here:
• First, this attorney general is inescapably mired in conflict of interest.
• Inescapably, too, it speaks of the extremes of human behavior.
• The parade's theme, perhaps inescapably, was the millennium.
• Yet opening up the same material on screen can inescapably confine it.
• But, inescapably, part of being a diocese is a business.
• They are destined to go through their careers inescapably entwined.
• Yet, the awarding of the Games is inescapably political.
• The concept of national identity is inescapably connected with myths.
• This was inescapably a form of political theology that wholeheartedly embraced nationalism.
• Kelly gave the slightly but inescapably vulgar principality the PR fix it needed.
• That divisive decision is inescapably Simpson's fault.
• American cars are, inescapably, more than transport.
• But what was inescapably beyond dispute was the hearing's stark partisanship.
• But the memory of last year's accident hung heavily and inescapably.
• Those projects will inescapably make demands on their time.
• Seeing literature as inescapably political, it substitutes political values for literary ones.