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Nor are the operations of the same god always certain and invariable.

Such a course is by no means inevitable nor invariable.

It is not an invariable indicator of health, good or bad.

Running water is a invariable feature of these, and it makes all the difference.

These quantities were invariable between one agreement and the next.

His invariable reply was, "You are just the person who needs to read the book."

This was not invariable, but common enough to be worthy of note.

It would seem that she was too used to the invariable effect her presence produced.

The salary scale is national and invariable from one university to another.

We might think it proves the future is invariable, since getting this has made no change in our science.

His first question was invariable: "Young man, have you a good seat?"

By contrast two other studies conclude that the association is invariable.

Silver would appear to be more invariable in its value than gold.

But he was invariable as to the general area.

The collector will look for the Canon, which is invariable.

The pleasures of Jonathan, however, seemed to him both various and invariable.

I believe the urge to have one's fortune told is almost invariable in women.

Only words that cannot be inflected at all are called "invariable".

My invariable response is that these little difficulties are made to be overcome.

The invariable mark of wisdom is to see the miraculous in the common.

The invariable policy of the State has always been to break down all intermediate authorities and to deal directly with the individual.

Each stated holiday falls upon its invariable day of the week.

To her friends she showed great sweetness and invariable kindness.

Dad got up to shave, following his nearly invariable morning routine.

Thus, I ought to know things in order to be certain that values are not objective and invariable.