The opera's essential themes -- the importance of art to the life of a community, the necessity of safeguarding artistic traditions while allowing for their rejuvenation and renewal -- are certainly still relevant, but Mr. Langhoff did not make his case as persuasively as he might have.
As such, community, by necessity, meant more than attachment to place.
The Chibok girls became a symbol of even greater problems: for the international community, the necessity of supporting girls' education in the face of religious extremism; for many Nigerians, the government's failure to protect its most vulnerable citizens from Boko Haram.
With communities by necessity so closed, how can an outsider truly create a persuasive portrait?
After providing the community with their necessities and luxuries, she is killed and her body cut into several pieces, which are then thrown over the island.
Because when low-wage workers have more money to spend, they spend it, almost entirely in the local community, on basic necessities like housing, food, clothing and transportation.
The community included most necessities; services provided in Hermosa Provincia included health, education, and other urban services, which were provided in full after six years partly with help that the Church received from municipal and non-municipal authorities.
"It had everything that is essential to all artists -- solitude, charm and a warm community without the necessity of becoming too social.
The use of control to govern and optimise the behaviour of computing systems is felt in the computer engineering community as a necessity.
Finally, a governance structure that represents the interests of the community is a necessity, as services around preprints need to remain current and address evolving user needs over time.
