"From what I can tell, it doesn't seem to me that the administration is necessarily backing off, but they are listening to the enormous public concern and outcry and making sure to take this incredibly slowly," she said.
As far as possible the texts follow a chronological thread, but because the various processes have originated and disappeared at different times, and because the texts and pictures are grouped by process, there is necessarily some jumping back and forth in time.
As many of Struth's lushly-produced photographic prints are over three metres wide, this is, necessarily, a selective look back at his career, a pared down collection of photographic works carefully choreographed to interact with one another, to reveal the big-picture thinking behind these big pictures.
Experience is necessarily temporal.
Neither is necessarily right.
It is, necessarily, white.
If he were to end his campaign now, many of his supporters would be furious, and even some Democrats who aren't necessarily backing him would be disappointed.
Not that this was necessarily decisive for England came back each time and, though the scoreline may not reflect it, worried the defending champions for an hour with Kelly Smith leading the way.
They called for the end of the "obsolete unwritten convention that requires that the head of the IMF be necessarily from Europe", which dates back to the founding of the agency at the end of the second world war.
But it was made clear that the supporters, who also include the musician Billy Bragg, impressionist Rory Bremner and film director Stephen Frears, were not necessarily backing the Green party nationally, just Lucas as an individual.
