This week's P.G.A. Championship at the Atlanta Athletic Club becomes the first of golf's majors to allow life's latest 24/7 necessity inside the gates.
Wainwright has also, of late, by necessity, become a protest singer, in a suitably blowsy fashion.
"The secretary general believes that the latest situation underlines the necessity for national reconciliation and urges the two sides to engage, as soon as possible, in a substantive political dialogue," said Mr. Annan's spokesman, Fred Eckhard.
Murray and Sethi performed their version of "The Bare Necessities" on US late night TV last week, suggesting that this, at least, will remain in the film.
The latest GOLD executive committee recognised the necessity for a standard definition of exacerbations [ 1].
Which could only be true in the early days of the RNA world, however we have seen that such a metabolic system by necessity appeared late (the author also suggest that the code appeared late, se 1st paragraph of the "Relation to the abiotic and early metabolism" section).
I came to working late in life, through necessity.
"Sharon is driven by the late recognition of the necessity of fixing Israel's borders as a matter of vital national importance.
These were often out of necessity as late night transport was pretty much non-existent at the time, and I was young and too impoverished to pay for a taxi or minicab.
The language of music is, of course, allusive; the language of protest, as it was developing in the late fifties, was, of necessity, direct — and therefore depended on words, which helps to explain the presence of white folksingers in the forefront of the movement where black jazz musicians might be expected to stand.
