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It is in the nature of rebates that, just above the target threshold, the price of each additional purchase can be negative.

It is in the nature of water torture, after all, that the drip-drip continues.

I am discovering that patience has no element of time, whereas impatience is in the nature of time.

It is in the nature of charisma that it rises out of thin air, out of need and distress, and then dissipates when the magic fails.

Such early marriage in India is in the nature of a betrothal, the marriage being consummated when the girl attains puberty .

It is in the nature of her kind to roost, if not to nest.

It is in the nature of a parent to protect and provide for his children.

It is in the nature of capitalism that, despite all their resources, large corporates cannot replicate what entrepreneurs do.

It is in the nature of international finance that the more questions asked the faster the numbers will disappear altogether.

It is in the nature of crises that they make all three of these far worse.

It is in the nature of the relationship that it should be adversarial.

But the game is in the nature of children, it should be recognized by everyone.

After all, it is in the nature of bureaucrats to resist any encroachment on their unbridled power.

His remark is in the nature of an apology.

Whether from clay or from metal, it is in the nature of us to make our own monsters.

Revolt is in the nature of things and so is the violence and enchantment of sexual feeling.

It is in the nature of sample order.

It is in the nature of lightningrods.

finally, i think a people pay out something for family is in the nature of things. not only women but also man.

Pleading not guilty. It is in the nature of humankind