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invariably



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That's invariably wrong, in different directions and to different extents, and it has to be reconciled in subsequent years.

From BBC

Few people forget their school cross-country days, trudging through murky playing fields on freezing winter afternoons, invariably clad in kit sourced from the lost property bin.

From BBC

Among listeners who just happen to hear him on the radio, or on an album without seeing the cover photo, the reaction is the same: You invariably assume you’re listening to three saxophonists playing together.

From The Wall Street Journal

But doing so will invariably cost tens of billions of dollars, and Fermi doesn’t have anywhere near that sum on its balance sheet.

From Barron's

Go back far enough and these pathways invariably converge, leading to life’s ultimate source and origin—the last universal common ancestor, or LUCA.

From The Wall Street Journal