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Maybe they had been stung by reports of inertia, or the risk of Tuchel being a target for Manchester United, who spoke to the German coach in the summer.

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It has created an inertia which will only be solved by someone, perhaps the FA, showing their hand.

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Kaufman quotes Newton’s law of inertia when it comes to moviegoing habits: An object in motion stays in motion.

As an earthbound motorcyclist speeds around the cylinder, their inertia pushes them into the wall, creating an outward centrifugal force.

But when it comes to making anything new, we are gripped by near-total inertia.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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