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1. that new story line on offer - Il ness is invariably and very quickly fatal!

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2. He always hated being told but, invariably, by the time we had argued it through a couple of times, he came round to my suggestion, pouncing on it as though it was a new idea he had just had

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3. What she chose to reveal was invariably better than the inter-intelligence communiqués where one agency often hid detail from another in order to maintain tactical advantage

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4. Just as I had done with my own family, I tended to keep people at arms length, invariably watching human relationships unfold as if I were standing beyond a pane of glass, but here I was almost drifting into fantasy about one of my jailers

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5. I have to concede that the couple of times he has lost his rag with me (and invariably for valid reasons) he has always apologised … and he has been remarkably patient with me

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6. The girls and ladies who he really liked were invariably unwilling or unavailable to him for long

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7. strong, his arm is invariably weak

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8. The phrase “I love you” would invariably result in a

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9. tested strong, they were invariably holding an envelope

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10. I don't know why it is but if ever I have to go out - and it happens rarely enough - Mum invariably rings just as I am putting on my coat

11. had known for many years, she invariably felt that she

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12. Dave didn’t say much but I get the idea that Becky wanted him to accompany her to corporate events – let’s admit it, he’s an attractive guy – but he was invariably tied up with work and isn’t keen on jumping through corporate hoops at the best of times

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13. We pay extra to have our post delivered early and Bill invariably opens the post and distributes the contents

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14. and the Travellers Guidance Group – almost invariably recruited

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15. The former would invariably wave a hat without

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16. bulbous nose which seemed to invariably go with his

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17. Each story beginning or movie title invariably

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18. invariably have to deal with going uphill at some stage

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19. attracting attention (which they invariably were)

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20. Invariably, thoughts of returning home

21. Whatever pleasure he gained was moderated by a growing undercurrent of impatience, and whatever monies he won, when he won, was more than offset by the devastating impact that Mr Pinscher invariably had upon his larder

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22. If Mr Snickerty was known to all as 'The Adjudicator', then Mr Pinscher enjoyed equal notoriety as 'The Collector' and his appearance at the door in pursuit of arrears invariably guaranteed a satisfying quantum of deference

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23. Things that were almost invariably negative for the workers Jim represented

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24. pressed on it then he'd invariably tell the truth

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25. It didn't matter that he couldn't drive, because invariably he had to fly

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26. It occurs to me to wonder just how many of America"s voting public are aware that the students of so-called schools of education, whenever compared with their counterparts in any other academic field have, invariably, the lowest S

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27. He left us with this concerning immigration: “The safety of a republic depends essentially on the energy of a common national sentiment; on a uniformity of principles and habits; on the exemption of the citizens from foreign bias and prejudice; and in that love of country which will almost invariably be found to be closely connected with birth, education, and family…

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28. He considered what might invariably happen

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29. They were marched at all hours, invariably during the heat of the day, and suffered severely; only the splendid physique of the American army made marches possible under such conditions

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30. Nostalgia, assured by tedious inaction following strenuous exertion, is invariably augmented by fever

31. (I can visualize our police surreptitiously glancing along our sidewalks at night with tape measures of their own!) Why does it always seem to fall on the shoulders of hard working, over taxed (law-abiding) citizens to defray the costs of profligate spending by our municipalities that, despite increasing revenue, are invariably under-funded

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32. The only times he had seen the weird, white-haired, cowboy had been when problems developed and invariably, soon after his visit, the person or persons responsible were problems no longer

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33. Staff she’d located and trained, would be gone when she next returned (fired ‘for cause’, he would invariably say), and she would then be stuck dealing with their complaints of abuse and compelled to pay Social Security benefits

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34. “Early reconnaissance reports by RFC observers were invariably disbelieved by Military Intelligence staff at Headquarters

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35. When I dissect my most difficult moments, my memory appears first… then I hear the transcendent music that my remembrance composes… if not always consoling, invariably vital and essential

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36. Generally, he avoided chitchat with clients, because, invariably it led to things that would bring on those terrible pressure headaches

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37. Her shoes invariably were white low heels

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38. It was not the lack of night or the invariably harsh conditions of continuous lighting, unbearable heat, and sticky moisture that prevented him from having some kind of much needed rest

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39. So they lied down around the embers of the fire with hands behind their heads, comfortably peering through the canopy of the forest wherever they could, invariably seeing not a wisp of a cloud

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40. in the doing and has been paid for, invariably, out of

41. Their driver was invariably focused on the task at hand, barely uttering a word

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42. which if followed would almost invariably relieve their suffering

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43. Invariably it appears that the Lord’s

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44. Jeremy appreciated that although the subject of hunger invariably got talked about at election time, it was a tough sell at the same time Americans were repeatedly warned of the obesity epidemic

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45. Atheists in colleges and administrations invariably link intelligent design to those who hold to the literal sense of scripture, which is most easily shown to be at odds with science

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46. “promised land” invariably shrank in size, often into “reservations

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47. new system because they almost invariably leave data in the system which is not

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48. So, when I came home and my parents were asking my opinion on different landmarks, the real ‘must sees’ of Europe, my response was invariably ‘N/A’

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49. Once the keeper heard I was headed for Nanih Waiya, I was invariably treated with great respect, deference even

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50. “I heard that you invariably turn east soon and head for your people at this time of year

51. This discretionary and unofficial power invariably leads to the abuse of power, often

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52. The gossamer idealist invariably shrieks, when cornered, that he is being attacked by far right extremists, by religious zealots, by corporate villains, by despoilers of the earth

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53. Whatever the question, you invariably turn it upon it-

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54. of a whip, invariably leaving me both singing his praises and yowling in pain

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55. you invariably stress the importance of the mind dwelling on the

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56. you will invariably find that it is not the thing in itself that is plea-

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57. Invariably the object of desire destroys the means of

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58. the mind for its purposes, which are invariably in search for

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59. led or will it invariably prove true?

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60. ‘My body’ is invariably absent when the mind is in abeyance

61. When a child spontaneously recalls a past life, invariably because of a

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62. pain is invariably a call for attention

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63. search the unexpected is inevitable; the discovery is invariably

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64. of reality takes place invariably in the now, at no other time, be-

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65. The Eagles’ song, Take It Easy, has a line about “I was standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona” that invariably brings back awful memories of my having done so several times waiting for Jenkins to return from court in Holbrook to drive us back to Phoenix in his new Caddy

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66. Invariably, the two losers would file Freedom of Information

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67. Such advice was invariably given as though

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68. Yet, because I was only a CA, I had to prepare my recommendations for her, and then wait two to three weeks while our customers were stewing for her reply, which invariably adopted my position without any changes

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69. We often hear of companies in trouble, and upon investigation we invariably find that the problem stems from within the organization, leaders who have lost sight of their purpose, leaders whose vision has become blurred, who have lost their reason to continue

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70. Leaving the wealth to the Israelites to divide amongst themselves would have caused immense dissent and delayed the advance, and invariably, discontent would have set in, jeopardizing the vision

71. ” One thing that most moms invariably complain about is the lack of correspondence originating from their sons or daughters away at college

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72. That automobile almost invariably took first place in every show it entered

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73. "We're glad to be here today at Long Binh where even the rats wear black pajamas" and "You know, Vietnam is the only place where you can get bombed without taking a drink" brought, if not the house down, then the troops up to their feet, since the shows are invariably held outdoors

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74. He would invariably pay for this conceit by losing men and sometimes himself

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75. The grinning and irrepressible Jim Monaghan was obviously telling another of his wild war stories which were invariably humorous and gory at the same time

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76. He uttered several lies which Nuke invariably confronted with, “Is that the truth, John?” While they continued talking, Nuke persistently challenged John to maintain eye contact with him

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77. And if at any time after you have asked of the Lord you are slower in obtaining your request [than you expected] do not doubt because you have not soon obtained the request of your soul; for invariably it is on account of some temptation or some sin of which you are ignorant that you are slower in obtaining your request

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78. who is following his heart invariably does

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79. Whitefish Bay, at the southeastern end of Lake Superior, was invariably a congested area because the shallow bay allowed rapid ice formations that grew into ice jams which traveled unimpeded over the vast East-West-bearing lake at the head of the prevailing westerly winds

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80. who’d met eyes would invariably gape at the water, as if making

81. ” So, I invariably ask, “Supervised or controlled by whom?” “By the government, of course,” comes the answer

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82. As it invariably does, the presidential election year rolled around

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83. The nights were long and exhausting and invariably the next day they would all wonder if they really did all the things that they remembered

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84. minutest marks and signs of wear Invariably my device works as I conceived

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85. This will invariably result in a headache

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86. of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the

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87. Many campgrounds in Alaska are located in state parks and are invariably nice and not crowded

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88. invariably need to go into the hospital at night or on weekends for procedures, such as a difficult delivery, a C-Section, a gynecologic operation, or to see any sick patient

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89. friends who invariably wanted to spend time alone with me,

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90. Note: invariably, after you sell the proposal, and are writing the book, you will

91. Such "Re/OrgIntel," as we might label it, is hard to describe without direct experience of the use of the Re/OrgSystem, but it invariably will clearly reveal what the organization chart—or, more accurately, the process step of the business unit—should be

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92. But these feelings were invariably cut short when it

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93. Crowds invariably gathered to watch without interfering, dispersing silently when the battle was over, leaving the cleanup to Vassals who had been waiting patiently

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94. Invariably, he had to convince them by

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95. A stream of fresh water that ran down the hill would invariably suffice as a convenient sink for hand washing

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96. They would all invariably meet up at the shop after Mass

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97. been invariably insisted upon, and all must have been more or less developed

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98. not be harmonious, and the result may be not invariably good

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99. always the same so far as the first part of it goes, but almost invariably there is a second and personal part which consists practically of advice to the

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