Some will say that we've been experiencing an inexorable slide towards greater partisanship since then. |
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There is an inexorable logic to harnessing technology to democracy in the same way as it has been done in so many other facets of our lives. |
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There was no capitulation over the four kilometres and there were no errors, merely gradual submission to inexorable opponents. |
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A typical heart failure patient will have become accustomed to an inexorable decline in physical vigour. |
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But the rule of the Army is inexorable, and he likes it for its unyieldingness. |
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Death, that inexorable judge, had passed sentence on him and refused to grant him a reprieve, though two doctors were his counsel. |
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Across the Maritimes, scores of wharves are being left to crumble, as the power of the sea exerts its inexorable force. |
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The laughter would fuse into worry as she realized I was unwavering in my inexorable demands. |
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Accordingly, this application has arguable probability, not inexorable logical or theological necessity. |
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No, this is not a revelation that unraveled the inexorable tangles of my mind. |
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There is no inexorable logic dictating that the media must undermine the independence of the spheres of art and culture. |
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Many thought geometry's spare base of axioms and its clean, inexorable logic was scientific knowledge at its best. |
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The PC industry has kind of run roughshod over its users, and the excuse has always been tied to the inexorable march of technology. |
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is a common neurologic disease associated with an inexorable decline in muscle strength. |
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Once set in motion by the Creator they continued by their own inexorable internal logic. |
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Before these inexorable judges, for five days, the world of Italian fashion presented its collections. |
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There are few red herrings to distract you from the inexorable march of the plot. |
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We can turn a blind eye to theory, but neither God nor his book will protect us from evolution's inexorable march. |
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The aluminum bands and rivets that comprise the work can only speak of the brushed surface or the inexorable flatness of the metal. |
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The first proposition is easier to defend than the second, as it rests on inexorable logic rather than vexed value judgments. |
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Call it empowerment if we must, it's an acknowledgement of an inexorable female march into areas previously dominated by men. |
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But the room remained empty, and the light remained harsh and inexorable, and she sat in her bed, her hands clutched tightly together. |
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There is nothing so satisfying, however, as a victory on behalf of the common man against the inexorable march of officialdom. |
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How should one balance past outrages with the inexorable march of progress? |
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The test will be whether good intentions can be reconciled with the inexorable march of progress. |
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Meanwhile, sea level rise will emerge as a huge, inexorable and massively expensive problem. |
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The basins repeatedly filled with water, spiked with fluorescent pigment, which glowed a toxic green under the black Light, then emptied, in a slow, inexorable rhythm. |
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Not a single person or any event will be able to stop its inexorable march. |
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We cannot stop the inexorable sweep of time, he says, but we can inflect it with a human voice and touch. |
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The scoreboard was more like a rain gauge, recording an inexorable increase in one monotonous direction. |
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The inexorable advance of the disease is leading to aggressive and disfiguring treatments, with a high economic and social impact. |
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It is the individual personality who decides, who is capable of creatively stepping outside of the inexorable chain of cause and effect. |
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There is an inexorable blurring of the line that separates entertainers and athletes. |
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And now that I've found a hairstyle that suits the inexorable genetic progress of hair erasure, it gives me pause to reflect on the whole megillah of pateness, as you put it. |
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And, in fact this process towards a more equal society seemed inexorable, an almost natural consequence of an advanced democracy. |
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Calmly Puskas trotted on to beat Costa Pereira, the goalkeeper, with that inexorable left foot. |
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The inexorable growth of debt service payments has thus eaten away the federal government's ability to play the role it once did. |
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What is more, animal diseases and the inexorable liberalisation of trade have particularly exposed farmers to fresh risks and uncertainties. |
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The exhaustion of the planet's fossil energy reserves is leading to an inexorable rise in their cost. |
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We may face a future of inexorable decline as we destroy the fragile ecosystems that support all life on the planet. |
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This wave of change, which I like to compare to a tsunami and some have compared to climate change, is inexorable. |
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Peoples still now often marginalised, weakened, endangered by the inexorable advance of modernity. |
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My judgment for every spirit, by reason of this law, is perfect and inexorable. |
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Thus the inexorable rise of civil society has led the Organization quite naturally to include it in its own negotiation processes. |
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There's something refreshingly primeval about the rustle of a river, its inexorable flow, now rushing, now drifting. |
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Will the International Tiger Forum mark a turning point in this animal's future or will its inexorable decline continue? |
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The infinite and inexorable movement of the earth's crust is calculably liable to shift the nuclear waste, when it will disperse in aquifers or on the surface. |
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Just a slow inexorable tightening of cold inescapable dread, ending in bottomless grief and loss. |
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Her common sense and kindliness, combined with an inexorable flow of shrewd jokes, make it easy to see why she has become more than just another author. |
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She not only gets the steel and rhythm of the toccatas, but above all she generates a wealth of color and an inexorable musical line, whether loud or soft. |
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This shift is inexorable due to the nature of technological improvement. |
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They are also correct that Tocqueville anticipated the inexorable spread of equality around the globe. |
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But under the circumstances, they seem unable to stop its inexorable metastasis. |
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The force's slow but inexorable decline dragged on until October 1944, when the government announced that the Home Guard would be stood down the following month. |
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I can see the inexorable passage of time moving Baby to the inevitable Teenager II but whilst Baby is still at junior school I can make the most of an ally! |
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He heard her indrawn breath, and suddenly the flashing lights in front of his eyes dimmed, and the inexorable pounding behind his left eye receded into the night. |
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Not only are most of the Asian artists absent from those histories, but modernism itself was not the inexorable forward march it is made out to be. |
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As the Internet world continues its inexorable march towards XML, only those technologies that are built on that platform will continue to move forward. |
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Bird flu continued its seemingly inexorable march through Asia, as Indonesia on Tuesday found a strain of the virus in its poultry flocks that can be deadly to humans. |
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Science can indeed be seen as a progression of more and more useful metaphors, but as Thomas Kuhn has shown it is not an inexorable march from ignorance to truth. |
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Something has got to be done to stop this inexorable rise in expenditure. |
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I do not have to determine how far these crises were incident to the inexorable march of progress, or how far they were brought about by the failure of capitalism to attune itself to this forward movement. |
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The Port took on an industrial look but its slow decline seemed inexorable in the 19th century. |
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With the inexorable trend toward globalization, there is a growing recognition of the limits of the current bilateral framework and the need to launch an initiative toward genuine liberalization of air services. |
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The history of our earth follows no progress in any inexorable direction. |
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My country, which is so close to Antarctica, is watching in amazement as melting of the glaciers and ice platforms on that continent accelerates at an inexorable pace. |
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The bottom line again, and notice the inexorable conclusion that we come to by working through the numbers, is Canadians paying more in total federal personal taxes than they have ever paid before. |
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For no nearness in space, no closeness of relations, no daily intimacy, can do away with the inexorable laws which give the adept his seclusion. |
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In a final instance of metaphor making, Larrain fixes the camera's inexorable stare for six minutes on a Poe-like act of immurement. |
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European legislation must absolutely take into account and support their requests to prevent their slow but inexorable disappearance from the market. |
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Yet seconds later he continued, for when if not now to relay to her the stealth of years, the inexorable betrayals of the body, the perfidiousness of the eventualities? |
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Anytime hitting begins to look easy for a batter, an almost inexorable carelessness or carefreeness creeps into his swing, and the magic leaks away. |
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Yet the change they catalysed looks, in retrospect, inexorable. |
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Funerary rituals may seem absurd, but their universality through history and around the world suggests that they are powerful aids to coping with the inexorable fact of death. |
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Actor Rhys Ifans continues the inexorable rise to stardom based on his revolting underpants in Notting Hill, which have won him a best supporting actor nomination. |
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Some have conceded defeat in the face of the inexorable action of the sea. |
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History may be susceptible to few inexorable predictions. |
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With the occupation by Napoleon, Portugal began a slow but inexorable decline that lasted until the 20th century. |
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And that is when the Chargers, snakebitten for so long in the playoffs, began their inexorable slide. |
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That is the inexorable consequence of an enforced disappearance. |
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The above analysis shows that Europe is not facing an inexorable economic and social decline but an unsolved challenge, namely the challenge of anticipating and managing change. |
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Ah, yes, the inexorable progress to equality and respect marked by the example and struggles of, among many other redoubtable figures, Austen, Eliot, Fry, Curie, Pankhurst, Davison, Stopes, Greer, Malala, and, now, Cyrus. |
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Mike Davis, a university professor of urban planning and history who is also a very committed sociologist, has been defending his theory on the inexorable rise of urban violence for nearly forty years. |
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But humans are also natural beings governed by inexorable natural laws, and his ethics anchored right action in a self that possessed the natural light of reason immanently. |
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In that perspective, the expectations that the end of the Cold War would suffice to set off rapid and inexorable disarmament were, quite frankly, rather silly. |
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But it is the inexorable growth in road transportation that poses the major threat, and new technologies will contribute powerfully to addressing this. |
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These were reminders, literally memento mori, of one's inexorable fate, for which nature morte offered the perfect pictorial form. |
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Equality under the law was in their opinion not designed to correct the inexorable facts of the universe and to make natural inequality disappear. |
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The period from the late 1880s was one of steady and inexorable decline. |
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