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Meanings of unavoidable fact in English

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Usage of unavoidable fact in English
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All of his work brought the same unavoidable fact into focus.
Reuters
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There is the unavoidable fact of the recession, and it has played a role.
The Guardian
3
That's an unavoidable fact of life in a chaotic cosmos.
Broken angels
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This is an unavoidable fact of any ski resort.
News.com.au
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Let us agree on this: we live in pluralistic societies and pluralism is an unavoidable fact.
The Guardian
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That is an unavoidable fact of life.
The Irish Times
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If you're looking to see rhyme or reason to this collection, you won't, due to one unavoidable fact.
Heat Wave
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It's an unavoidable fact of life: Your gadgets need juice -likea preacher needs pain, like thunder needs rain.
Wired
9
Cut the cost of moving abroad It's an unavoidable fact that sending items abroad can be an expensive business.
The South African
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That is the unavoidable fact that now overhangs our politics and will determine what is possible, and what is not.
The Irish Times
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But the unavoidable fact is that the forthcoming games now color every international event-andthis was never more apparent than in Villars.
Climbing Magazine
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My mother named me Amy with the hope that I would avoid the inescapable and unavoidable fact of race in this country.
NY Magazine
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That Dakin did not also was only due to the unavoidable fact that he had no multiplicand to set over the multiplier.
Tramping Through Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras / Being the Rand...
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This was rather awkward,-noton account of the loss, but of the unavoidable fact that one of my fellow-lodgersmust have taken it.
Pages from an Old Volume of Life; A Collection of Essays, 1857-1...
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