The program dated to 1976, when Washington, D.C. resident and glaucoma patient Robert Randall, using the medical-necessity argument, essentially forced the feds into growing pot on a farm in Mississippi.
The program dated to 1976, when Washington, D.C., resident and glaucoma patient Robert Randall, using the medical-necessity argument, essentially forced the feds into growing pot on a farm in Mississippi.
Literally meaning "path to water" in Arabic (its necessity being as essentially to life as the path to water in the desert), it is based on a fundamentalist interpretation of Qur'anic verse and examples of the life of the Prophet Muhammad.
Yet cell phone use is no longer a choice, but essentially a necessity.
Given that there is no unified substratum constituting the self there is also no necessity for something to be essentially a subject of experience.
Indeed, timekeeping, as it is known today, was essentially invented out of necessity in the late 1800's by a collection of railroads, including the New York Central, a predecessor of Metro-North.
This is probably because they're essentially siblings, created out of necessity, since Spheeris said she couldn't get distributors for Decline, but also because she'd found something she connected with.
Eukaryotic cells move within the surrounding environment essentially for two reasons: the necessity to reach a predetermined site or the hostility of the primitive site.
"It's essentially a style born out of necessity.
One kind of modal realism holds that there is a distinctive class of truths essentially involving the modal notions of necessity and possibility.
