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Economic growth has become a mantra that does not necessarily create jobs or trickle down to all.

Yet, the model also reveals that the dominant village-level process (the strategy followed by most farmers) does not necessarily create the spatially dominant land-cover outcome.

Considered in context, the preliminary injunction's language does not necessarily create the kind of "floating bubble" that leads the Court to find the injunction unconstitutionally broad.

Nor is it about the breast, Ms. Panhard said, in response to Ms. Badinter's assertion that breast-feeding does not necessarily create a special bond between mother and child.

With the added pressure of 9/11 security measures, drug kingpins have adopted the mantra of their more enlightened corporate cousins, that size does not necessarily create efficiency, and that to survive you have to stay nimble.

"But it's like everything else, money doesn't necessarily create taste".

For my money his range doesn't necessarily create great music, but who does?

But all this mixing and matching doesn't necessarily create a radical cross-cultural pop utopia.

"Trademark infringement can result from conduct that doesn't necessarily create a likelihood of confusion at the point of sale.

The great news for people who didn't grow up with secure attachments is that it turns out that having less than perfect parents doesn't necessarily create our destiny.