Swanberg wonders about the same thing, with one notable modern-day complication: the workplace, where men and women are virtually required to be friends, and where, in addition, they are bound together by a common field of interest.
No matter how much you might sympathize with Secondo, when Primo rhapsodizes, "To eat good food is to be close to God," you are virtually required by movie logic to side with the chef in all matters culinary.
Although Massin (who was born in 1925) and his typographic work have been little known over here, in the '70s his books on the history of quirky letter forms and odd compositions, notably "Letter and Image," were virtually required reading for designers.
It is also worth reading the in-depth explanation of games and trademarks on the site GamerLaw, which explains in some detail about how companies are virtually required to protect their trademarks, and about how trademarking a word does not necessarily give a company complete control over it in their business sector.
It's that the state of the Republican Party today is such that candidates for president of the United States are virtually required to not dare refute it.
Interviewers get guidelines but training is virtually never required.
In rape cases, that means the cooperation of the victim is virtually always required.
Although programs will often tell you to disable your antivirus during installation, this is virtually never required.
While abolishing the centuries-old college is virtually impossible, requiring a constitutional amendment, that hasn't deterred any of the people demanding change, and there are avenues to reform that might actually happen in our lifetimes.
Regarding teachers' unions with a certain distaste, maintaining the belief that they exist to champion inadequacy, is now virtually required for membership in the affluent, competitive classes, no matter an affiliation on the right or left.
