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Soon the movement will become inexorable, as it did with the civil rights movements for women and minorities.— Propeller Most Popular Stories
The rise of the Internet is inexorable, and the way it pieces all of us together into a gigantic new network of planetary consciousness is a wonder to behold and may yet end up helping to save the Earth from the ravages of our physical existence.— The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
As a number of scientists, philosophers and futurists have recently argued, there is mounting evidence in support of the suggestion that these historical episodes are symptomatic of a larger developmental trend, namely the inexorable and steady advancement of intelligence.— Clipmarks | Live Clips
"A predatory country could grab every other land in the world upon such a pretext Events--inexorable, inevitable events--will decide it.— A Desert Drama Being The Tragedy Of The "Korosko"
Like a diabolic litany boomed the questions and answers Day and night we must have but one thought--inexorable destruction."— Visionaries

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