invariably

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With all that goes on at conferences, it would seem that a white paper presentation would be, invariably, a pretty dry event - with the document itself being even drier.

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  1. In an invariable manner; without alteration or change; constantly; uniformly. It [time] is conceived by way of substance, or imagined to subsist of itself, independently and invariably, as all abstract ideas are. Law, Enquiry, Of Time, ii. Death succeeds life inevitably and invariably. J. F. Clarke, Self-Culture, p. 157.

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  • That invariably, the world was a different place when I would introduce a technology. —  Ray Kurzweil on how technology will transform us
  • Almost invariably, they will ask you to give them the rare items that you carry … —  IGN Complete
  • With respect to the Weather and Locations, Alicia's predictions invariably are accurate. —  IGN Complete
  • I have a streamline linetype with arrows that invariably is the wrong direction when initially drawn. —  All Discussion Groups: Message List - root
  • Almost invariably, these severe local problems had local causes - usually severe local restrictions on building homes.
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