To learn the written language, what you chiefly need is a good memory.
From a practical standpoint, the player chiefly needs to know what constitutes a good hand, a fair hand, and a poor hand in a given form of poker.
When we watch his play Huis Clos, we might well think of how disastrous our relations with other people are, since we now require them, more than anything else, to confirm our self-images, while they, no less vexingly, chiefly need us to confirm theirs.
This is going to take many forms, but chiefly we need to see an increased respect for nightclubs from authorities.
Since this tool is known to also have unspecific effects, control experiments are needed, chiefly among them the exclusion of off-target effects and the reconstitution of the genes' expression for the rescue of the cellular RNAi effects.
Their friendship was chiefly utilitarian: Lincoln needed Douglass to help him destroy the Confederacy; and Douglass knew that Lincoln could help him end slavery.
Labour had only been able to identify the 15,000 known and likely Labour voters towards the end of the campaign, chiefly because the voters needed time to make their minds up.
"We can afford to pay more for the services we need — chiefly health care and education — and probably will always be able to do so," he writes.
Chiefly, I still need to find a real human female to lie next to in my crappy ex-authority flat above the Lord Nelson pub in Mudchute.
For now, Mr. Cohen said, he and his wife chiefly discussed the things they needed, rather than the things they wanted.
