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For reasons of geography Mexico's fate is ineluctably intertwined with that of the United States.

Dependence of the United States and its allies to the petroleum in Middle East , ineluctably involved the national security problem .

Slowly, ineluctably, the Tibetans become just another of the globe's landless peoples lost in the shadow of a rising superpower.

Like a faulty photocopier, the reproduction of mother cells into daughter cells ineluctably deteriorates.

Is there any hope for peace, justice or widespread happiness in a world so ineluctably stratified?

Yet Japanese rates, of 0. 5%, look as if they are ineluctably heading up.

With the globalization developing fast , China has been ineluctably brought into the world's integrative pattern of economy .

But almost all are being dragged ineluctably towards giving English a bigger role in their societies.

Therefore, an efficient RFID tag antenna design has perfect match with single chip ineluctably .

And does that lead ineluctably to a multi-party political system?

But as a newborn thing, it also ineluctably appears some problems.

But while the poem school did the above contributions, it ineluctably expressed the classic taste.

The inescapable fact is that money and who has it ineluctably influences our views about a lot of what happens in the world.

And so the herders moved ineluctably towards disaster.

cause is an agent or condition that permits the occurrence of an effect or necessarily or ineluctably leads to a result: Cause