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There will be times when you falter, almost invariably.

Infection, if not treated, is almost invariably fatal.

The hermit invariably shuddered when he looked out of his window.

In contrast, the most disadvantaged students invariably get the least effective teachers, year after year - until they drop out.

Instead of thanking me, she invariably brings up the speeding ticket I got in Wyoming 11 years ago.

The goal was to let farmers precisely target pesticide spraying rather than rain poison on a whole field, which invariably includes plants that don't have pest problems.

There are some of the best shows in the world， and invariably go on tour to theaters across the country and abord.

Unanswered questions and confusion about the status of defects are the last thing distributed teams need, because uncertainty invariably leads to costly delays and bugs that slip through the cracks.

The best thing about flying internationally, for me, is to indulge myself at the airport duty-free stores. Almost invariably, I would pick up some perfume or Swarovski jewelry.

More than a few of our comrades limit their vision to the people around them and invariably pick for promotion people they happen to know, instead of selecting the best by going deep among the masses. This, too, is bureaucracy of a sort.

We always invariably support him.

All things invariably divide into two.

These actions invariably breed resentment from our mates.

City machines were invariably components of state rings.

They now almost invariably study the nervous system in relationship to one or another behavior.

Before our permissive epoch set in, female teachers in girls' schools used the thimble (invariably worn on the index finger) to inflict painful blows on their charges' heads.

All nationalist controversy is at the debating-society level. It is always entirely inconclusive, since each contestant invariably believes himself to have won the victory.

But women predominate in the lower-paying, menial, unrewarding, dead-end jobs, and when they do reach better positions, they are invariably paid less than a man gets for the same job.

When questioned, he invariably dummy up.

They invariably believe that their parents are overanxious and overprotective.

And consolidation of landholdings is hard, because of the thicket of family and legal disputes that invariably surrounds them.

This will invariably attract nasty people as well as good people, and you'll soon learn that nasty people have rich incentives to be that way, and are thus very clever in their machinations.

He would invariably find some excuses.

But Chinese names invariably connote a long list of ideas and expectations, some even carry the parents' memory of, and metaphor for, life.

You invariably want to iterate over a list to get the values stored in it.

His intuition is invariably correct.