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1. Facing the inevitable was like harsh defeat, leaving solace only in the prolific legacy of music amassed by Bob and The Wailers.

Relative Airspeed

1. With a low enough relative airspeed and a high enough angle of attack, aerodynamic stall is inevitable.

Nations Inevitable

1. It was this threat which prompted the building of Dreadnought and made a naval arms race between the two nations inevitable.

Nazi Predilection

1. Given the Nazi predilection for " racial purity," it would seem inevitable that the Roma would be among their first victims. (Web site)

Inevitable Tie-Break

1. The fourth set moved into an inevitable tie-break, which kept the 15,000 spectators on Centre Court on the edges of their seats.

Inevitable Truth

1. Like Tony Hillerman 's Coyote Waits, Jolie Blonde's Bounce ends in that most tragic mode, with the answer we did not want to hear the inevitable truth. (Web site)

Inevitable Necessity

1. The project to harmonize federal legislation with Quebec civil law is an inevitable necessity.

Inevitable Winner

1. It was nominated for the Album of the Year Grammy, but lost to the inevitable winner, Michael Jackson 's Thriller. (Web site)

Inevitable Draw

1. There, Carlsen had outplayed his opponent to win a long endgame, but today the result was a series of early exchanges and an inevitable draw. (Web site)

Inevitable Fact

1. Many people consider poor vision an inevitable fact of aging, but cataract surgery is a simple, relatively painless procedure to regain vision. (Web site)

Inevitable Decay

1. The bacteria we all have in our mouths have less access to the micro-margins and therefore the inevitable decay takes longer to happen. (Web site)

Inevitable Invasion

1. He established unchallenged control through a centralized government and prepared South Vietnam for an inevitable invasion from the North.

High Density Globular Clusters

1. The central regions of high density globular clusters are crowded neighbourhoods where interactions between stars are nearly inevitable. (Web site)

Italian Ballet Dancer

1. But nevertheless it is inevitable." Carlotta Grisi, was an Italian ballet dancer.

Inevitable Waste

1. Indeed, with the inevitable waste in government stimulus projects, the multiplier effect could as easily be negative as positive, says McKenzie.

Inevitable Effect

1. But the decline of Rome was the natural and inevitable effect of immoderate greatness. (Web site)

Inevitable Thermodynamic

1. An earlier cyclic model of Richard Tolman failed because the universe would undergo inevitable thermodynamic heat death. (Web site)

Inevitable Aspect

1. So, periodontal disease is not an inevitable aspect of aging.

Inevitable Trend

1. Multi-polarity represents an inevitable trend of the current international relations, and serves world peace, stability and democracy.

Inevitable Sequel

1. The inevitable sequel, Prince of Persia: Two Thrones, followed and much like many sequels seemed to fail to live up to the first game.

Inevitable Advance

1. With the inevitable advance of the Schlieffen Plan meanwhile, the French were thrown very much on the defensive.
2. He asserts, regardless of the facts, that anarchism "represented the anguished cry of the small property owner against the inevitable advance of capitalism. (Web site)

Inevitable Accident

1. The event itself imputes negligence ("res ipsa loquitur") but could be defeated if the defendant can show that the event was a total and inevitable accident. (Web site)

Virtually Inevitable

1. A collapse of the housing market along with a collapse of other asset markets is virtually inevitable based on the current global debt structure. (Web site)

Inevitable End

1. Each quatrain presents a shorter unit of time, creating a sense of time accelerating toward an inevitable end, the death implied in the final couplet.
2. The inevitable end for the Iditarod and other long distance winter sled trails in Alaska, though, was the airplane.

Inevitable Outcome

1. I do not accept crypto anarchy as the inevitable outcome. (Web site)

Scarcity

1. So allocation in the face of scarcity is inevitable.

Inevitable Part

1. First of all, I'll note that scarcity is in fact an inevitable part of the human condition. (Web site)
2. Abhinaya is an inevitable part of the dance, since it conveys the true meaning of the performance.

Inevitable Consequences

1. Saturn represents concentration, effort, perseverance, time, the hard reality, inevitable consequences. (Web site)
2. Of these, controversies about the first two may be inevitable consequences of the growth of the Internet. (Web site)
3. The question is whether decreased libido, frailty or other complaints are driven by dropping levels or inevitable consequences of aging.

Inevitable Consequence

1. Frederick Douglass saw the Civil War as the inevitable consequence of man's inhumanity to man and a necessary conflagration to break the bonds of slavery.
2. The fall of South Vietnam was the inevitable consequence of America's failure to provide the support it committed to President Nguyen Van Thieu. (Web site)

Inevitable Results

1. Karl Marx in particular claimed that the recurrent business cycle crises of capitalism were inevitable results of the system's operations.
2. In 1690, at the time of the disastrous expedition of Sir William Phips against Quebec, Massachusetts had issued paper money, with the inevitable results.

Inevitable Result

1. Karl Marx claimed that recurrent business cycle crises were an inevitable result of the operations of the capitalistic system.
2. The inevitable result is a huge degradation of performance or complete loss of the network as the devices continue to generate more and more traffic.
3. Defines & examines conflict theory & view that crime is inevitable result of social conflict.

Claudius

1. Claudius was unavoidable and inevitable.

Distortions

1. If however texture mapping is used it is inevitable to control displacements and distortions of the texture during refinements. (Web site)
2. To eliminate these distortions, the inevitable end is always either to unify more (merge politically) or less (stop using someone else's currency).

Inflation

1. If you allow inflation and an asset bubble, you make the recession which will inevitable follow much worse. (Web site)
2. Those who pretend to fight inflation are in fact only fighting what is the inevitable consequence of inflation, rising prices.
3. A common premise among business cycle economists supposes inflation as an inevitable part of growth. (Web site)

Biologists

1. Traditionally, biologists have viewed the inevitable "noise" of life as an unfortunate complication. (Web site)

Mistake

1. General Defences: including volenti non fit injuria; mistake; act of God; inevitable accident.

Confusion

1. The reader must bear in mind the definition of the term, for, unless this is clearly understood, confusion will be inevitable. (Web site)
2. Confusion between positive and normative economics is to some extent inevitable.

Alliances

1. In reality, alliances with Christian powers were a natural and inevitable aspect of Ottoman policy from its earliest days.

Events

1. These events are the inevitable consequence of forces that have been at work in society throughout the whole course of this age. (Web site)

Gymnastics

1. Plus, there is the inevitable string of distractions that come with being the "queen of gymnastics" at the Olympics. (Web site)

Belief

1. By October, Houston had expressed his belief that war between Texas and the central government was inevitable.

Politics

1. This is gymnastics, this is the Olympics - politics and the inevitable "the rig is in" theories aside - this is how things are done.
2. Brendan Byrne, now 71, says it was inevitable that his son would be active in politics.

World

1. Well, it's four years later and the inevitable sequel, THE LOST WORLD: JURASSIC PARK, has arrived.
2. The World of Isya was created with a looming, inevitable doom. (Web site)

Beginning

1. It was no more than natural, I might say it was inevitable, that in the beginning we should have some confusion and some disintegration. (Web site)

Evolution

1. An important objective is to insulate host software from changes caused by the inevitable evolution of the Internet routing architecture. (Web site)
2. Biologist Stephen Jay Gould argues provocatively that evolution harbors no inevitable drive toward increasing complexity or progress. (Web site)

Edwards

1. Reutimann needs another last-place finish from Edwards if he wants to prolong the inevitable.
2. With a 531-point lead entering Saturday's race, Edwards accomplished what had become inevitable, his first series championship.

Race

1. First, he lead the race for nine laps and was hounded by Rossi for two long laps without making a mistake before the inevitable pass for the lead. (Web site)

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