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Which has led you, inexorably, here.

That are inexorably shaping the world of tomorrow.

Public attention is inexorably shifting to the 2008 presidential race.

What is it, then that inexorably tips the scales in favor of the extraordinary?

More proof that Lark's marketing is now inexorably hitched to Apple's.

Above all, it is inexorably raising the costs of fixing it.

Unemployment, according to official figures, has been rising inexorably-and will go higher still.

The aches and pains begin as the ageing process inexorably sets in.

And it follows inexorably that, except in special cases, you ought to use the most powerful you can get.

It will also inexorably bring information about the world outside along with the gadgets of modern civilization.

It also poses serious questions about the world's biggest economy. Is Europe evolving inexorably into a federation of states?

To some observers in an insecure West, the balance of global power is shifting inexorably in China's favour.

Nature has decreed that the supply of water is fixed. Meanwhile demand rises inexorably as the world's population increases and enriches itself.

Between boundary reviews, that gap tends to grow inexorably, due to long-term population shifts away from (Labour-leaning) inner cities to (Tory-leaning) suburbs.

Crucially, they form a barrier to exchange between groups, as anyone who has been caught up in a crowd and pulled inexorably in the wrong direction will know.

Over time, the gap between rulers and ruled and between rich and poor, as well as between older Egyptians and a teeming mass of disillusioned youths, has widened inexorably.