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(家里生意这么多年) ── Previous context

“there are bound to be some gray areas.”

(大角大将竟突然出事了) ── Previous context

“It's inevitable that His Majesty the Emperor would become suspicious.”

(我就当你想清楚了) ── Previous context

“Young people inevitably make mistakes when away”

(你也看着我们从大变老) ── Previous context

“Conflicts are bound to happen.”

(那既然大家都是一家人) ── Previous context

“there will inevitably be some disputes.”

(因为九娘子) ── Previous context

“It's only natural that the Yue and Qin families will have more interactions in the future.”

(这塔里的老人待久了) ── Previous context

“they inevitably flaunt their seniority”

(怜姐儿上头有三个嫂嫂) ── Previous context

“Among sisters-in-law, comparisons are inevitable.”

(做起来就没有那么简单了) ── Previous context

“It is inevitable to make mistakes at work.”

(你这样贸然行事) ── Previous context

“you'll only play right into her hands.”

(踩进雪地里一样) ── Previous context

“It's inevitable to step into it unevenly,”

(这些日子 天又干 灰尘又大) ── Previous context

“That can easily trigger a cough.”

(一个人出去自立门户) ── Previous context

“will inevitably invite gossip. I'm not afraid.”

(皇后犯下如此重罪) ── Previous context

“It's understandable that Che loses his composure out of concern for her.”

(人生在世) ── Previous context

“there are times beyond one's control.”

(可等他再大一点呢) ── Previous context

“he will inevitably be mocked by others.”

(热孝成婚) ── Previous context

“will surely invite criticism.”

(在客房部) ── Previous context

“it's inevitable to encounter such things.”

(在都城上行走) ── Previous context

“frictions with the Xia people are bound to happen.”

(到时) ── Previous context

“there will surely be another bloodbath.”

(人生在世) ── Previous context

“there are times beyond one's control.”

(这其中的变故) ── Previous context

“of a coincidence.”

(我觉得他不怕) ── Previous context

“You're grown up now. Guys will naturally chase you.”

(瘟神杀心中有愧的人) ── Previous context

“Ordinary people all have things they feel guilty about.”

(太子监国) ── Previous context

“may have to take over the throne temporarily.”

(也是) ── Previous context

“If you told her, she'd only worry.”

(教坊女子) ── Previous context

“Women in the Music Office are often harassed by nobles.”

(在这里做生意嘛) ── Previous context

“of course I know some local celebrities.”

(那鱼贩为何专程送货到小店铺啊) ── Previous context

“Fish are fragile goods. Some are inevitably damaged during transport.”

(再加上人的这个嫉妒心哪) ── Previous context

“it's inevitable that there's some unpleasant gossip.”

(不比李东明少) ── Previous context

“There've been ambiguous moments, inevitably.”

(也被鹏鹏薅了一撮 这脸也肿了 是吧) ── Previous context

“Kids fight and it's inevitable.”

(知道您被囚禁了这么久) ── Previous context

“and must be full of doubts,”

(只是 今年与往年甚为不同) ── Previous context

“As it's the first time commoners are taking the exams, some rumors and criticisms are inevitable.”

(你不用把她的话太当回事) ── Previous context

“Young couples inevitably clash sometimes.”

(同样) ── Previous context

“the Six Sects have their share of scoundrels too.”

(后又找奇石帮宋师兄疗伤) ── Previous context

“No wonder Yuzhi was moved by her.”

(对李墨忠心耿耿的大师傅们) ── Previous context

“They will inevitably have doubts in their hearts.”

(他习惯做主) ── Previous context

“and his words can be harsh sometimes. Don't take it too seriously.”

(寻欢作乐逢场作戏在所难免嘛 别太当回事) ── Previous context

“How can I not take it seriously? Why is it inevitable?”