It is all about creating the need for these features.
Cities ballooned in size, creating the need for bigger schools and office buildings.
It's not earthquake-destroyed roads or remote displacement creating the need for air transport, it's deliberate use of siege tactics.
Coins circulated across borders in a bewildering variety of forms, creating the need for middlemen to value one token against another.
An attempt to reach an agreement on the budget failed in November, creating the need for the leaders to try again now.
The filibuster has become a cancer on the legislative process, creating the need for supermajorities on even the most routine business.
It also identified "well over 500 projects" being undertaken by Whitehall departments to implement Brexit, creating the need for up to 30,000 extra civil servants.
If any other nation had gotten this close to failing to pay its debts, they say, its economy would have already collapsed as investors fled, creating the need for a bailout not unlike what occurred here in Mexico in 1994.
Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of the University of California, Irvine School of Law, said the foundations helped make up for budget shortfalls, creating the need for the donations to be more transparent.
Médecins Sans Frontières says that medical structures are targeted and destroyed and that health-care workers are killed for doing their job, creating the need for secret field clinics that are usually poorly stocked.
