For Africa, it seems, necessity may be the mother of invention, but technology is its father.
International travel brings a healthy disrespect for time zones and alcohol can seem a necessity for some.
Once panic sets in, for an army or an occupier, then the persecution — indeed, the slaughter — of the population seems a necessity for survival.
Once panic sets in, for an army or an occupier, then the persecution indeed, the slaughter of the population seems a necessity for survival.
The briefings offer important glimpses into the GCHQ's view of itself, the legal framework in which it works, and, it would seem, the necessity for reassuring the UK's most important intelligence partner, the United States, that sensitive information can be shared without raising anxiety in Washington.
Robotics, whether to expedite delivery or chop up and package ingredients, seem like a necessity for meal kit companies.
So a bit of obsession seems like a necessity for someone that still holds the desire to eat whole, unprocessed foods from the bottom of the food chain.
The iPhone seemed like a strategic necessity for Apple in the winter of 2007.
"It seems to eliminate the necessity for any other proof," Mr. Tollison said.
The prime reason for incest prohibition seems to be the necessity for preventing society from becoming snarled in its own web: every person has a complex set of duties, rights, obligations, and statuses with regard to other people, and these would become intolerably complicated or even contradictory if incest were freely permitted.
"Mostly he just looked at you and very directly said in a very loud and stern voice, 'You are fucking up my company,' or, 'If we fail, it will be because of you.' " The iPhone seemed like a strategic necessity for Apple in the winter of 2007.
