The remaining concepts were diarrhea, immediate need (urgency), bloating/pressure, frequency of bowel movements, cramps, abdominal/stomach pain, gas, completely emptied bowels/incomplete evacuation, accidents, bubbling in intestines (bowel sounds), rectal burning, stool consistency, rectal spasm, and pain while wiping.
Perhaps a different Andrés could have lent the play some needed urgency.
He said in an e-mail on Wednesday that he worried that having no deadline would take away much needed urgency.
As zany plot twists go, it's a good one, and adds needed urgency to a story that has so far demonstrated its protagonist's ennui by chewing, perhaps excessively, its own cud.
In 2018, however, the conversation around screen time finally gained some desperately needed urgency (and in the meantime, I've actually completed some knitting projects instead of just thumbing my way through #knittersofinstagram).
Walcott injected some much needed urgency into the Gunners' play and his header from Wilshere's cross could not breach the Blackburn rearguard as Appleton's side held on for a famous victory.
Although high-octane scenes like that one inject a needed urgency, the series favors a more cinematic, sensuous approach.
On the economic side, the dire state of public finances is providing the needed urgency for structural fiscal reform, regardless of who will be governing.
Due to demand urgency, ways need to be explored to reduce research time and cost.
Nancy Sutley believes environmental justice is a civil rights issue, and she traveled over a 1,000 miles to New Orleans last month, to assure American citizens concerned about coastal restoration and levee safety issues that: "We've heard before and we've heard here again today the need for urgency and we certainly understand the need for urgency".
