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It is less easy to deny the exigency of the quest itself.

Still, she had not completely surrendered to the exigencies of the polls-and-focus-group crowd.

No longer subject to the exigencies of corporeality, they were immortal.

According to the exigencies of ideology, it casts around for one, then another first-choice hate.

Through the inevitable experience of frustration the infant learns to adapt itself to the exigencies of reality.

In response to the exigencies of wartime collapse, Local Councils had spontaneously arisen in hundreds of liberated towns and cities.

This history of poisonous weapons shows how efforts to curb their use often fall prey to the exigencies of battle.

JUSTICE STEVENS -- Did the secretary have any flexibility to accommodate the statute to the exigencies of the presidential election?

From the needs of organisms in their adaptation to the exigencies of their environment develop the conceptual tools needed for prediction of future conditions.

Here tempos were brisk but comfortable, and greater effort was devoted to nuanced phrasing and beauty of tone than to the exigencies of trendiness.

The soferim became experts in the Law, applying the idealistic aspirations of the Torah and oral tradition to the exigencies of daily life.