Kik, for instance, was born of the need for a cross-platform messaging tool on mobile devices.
The 1992 European Union-United States agreement was born of the need to limit support for aircraft development on both sides.
The doctor will likely recommend that the mother gets plenty of calcium and can offer some advice for keeping the baby's mouth healthy once it is born but before the need for a dentist arises.
Janet Milne, of Vermont Law School, points out that Ireland's carbon tax — born partly of the need for additional government revenue — is relatively new.
"Loverboy was born out of the need for a high fashion gay magazine," he told me.
By the end of the baby boom era in 1964, almost 77 million "baby boomers" had been born, fueling the need for more suburban housing, and automobiles to commute them to and from the city centers for work and shopping.
After a couple of days of wing-flexing, they can be rereleased into the wild, a Born Free project without the need for Land Rovers.
Babies born with toxoplasmosis need to be treated for about a year, with the total cost of treatment approaching $70,000 at the bare minimum.
As you might have guessed, the idea for the unicorn was born of a personal need.
