Since Krugman believes that more transfer payments will pay for themselves, he must, perforce, believe tax cuts pay for themselves.

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In economics, the kind of engagement of recent years must, perforce, cease.

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By ridding the script of its sociological and anthropological strain, Paulus allows us to see the people and, perforce, to hear the music.

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So your job description will, perforce, describe you.

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Its chairman must perforce be a realist.

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Not just the goodwill that accrues during a crisis because you happen to employ 40, 000 or so natives (not counting dealerships), the company has, perforce, also learned how to bridge the cultural synapses that plague other companies, including Boeing, in their relationships with foreign suppliers.

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He wants us to inhabit the ordinariness of life, which is sometimes visionary (the Constable sketch), sometimes banal (the cup of tea, the Old Spice), and sometimes momentous (the death of a parent), but all of it perforce ordinary because it happens in the course of a life, and happens, in different forms, to everyone.

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