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(2) If the answer is still yes, you must accept all the necessary consequences.

(3) Driving is a necessary evil

(4) How can one responsibly teach writers who use the reader's revulsion and horror as necessary responses?

(5) Many developing countries may lack the resources necessary to prevent such outbreaks.

(6) So urgency cannot be construed as a strictly necessary condition for the status of an impulse or desire as addictive.

(7) He saw radical skepticism as a necessary consequence of the misery of the human condition.

(8) Leaving players out is a necessary part of the manager's job

(9) Because the dealer may not follow through on completing and filing the necessary paperwork.

(10) Killing wasn't fun or heroic; it was simply sometimes necessary for survival.

(11) The necessary consequence is that there had to be a redefinition of the rights and obligations of the parents, and of those with care of children.

(12) It is not a necessary consequence, or a condition, of industrialization.

(13) If it is shown that the opinion actually formed is not an opinion of this character, then the necessary opinion does not exist.

(14) But biodiversity is a necessary precondition for the long-term maintenance of biological resources.

(15) Other disciplines and artistic representation are an inevitable and necessary part of the mix.

(16) Often it's impossible for the architect of a company to make the changes necessary to ensure it survives.

(17) Some home truths about the migration of people need to be remembered and the necessary consequences drawn.

(18) I imagine that the Minister and her officials would take whatever steps they deemed necessary to deal with the demand.

(19) We ought not to be surprised when Hamlet refers to some necessary question of the play.

(20) Procedural safeguards are also necessary to ensure that the powers are used properly.