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Smith's forays into colonial history no doubt required research too, but they are awkward for structural reasons.

Not only did the Schwarzeneggers and Gores each have four children, (who no doubt required a lot of time and energy), but they often spent time living in separate locations.

Some of these are no doubt required for internal turnover, but some seem likely to be exported out of the cell in order to hydrolyze environmental proteins, thus providing small molecular weight nutrients for uptake.

Such power would, no doubt, require lobbyists and their checkbooks to stay chummy with both parties instead of just one.

Organizing this unprecedented campaign against terror will no doubt require the next evolution in American military policy.

Learning curves no doubt requires a learning curve, but Mr. Browne mustn't shrink from the prospect of handling women.

Uplifting the deprived sectors of society no doubt requires some sacrifice by whites of their economic position, which remains extraordinarily privileged.

(Compulsive gamblers no doubt require treatment, but not, most players must agree, at the expense of everyone else or as an excuse for crackdowns by busybodies).

Joseph R. Romano, executive vice president of Advance Realty, said the AT&T building would no doubt require expensive renovations to suit a new owner, tenant or tenants.

While investigative needs no doubt require police to question those who knew any person suspected of a violent crime, too often these nets are cast so wide that neighborhoods and communities – rather than individuals – become targets.

To support their basic liberties will no doubt require the deeply complicated task of disentangling the threads of tribal, Islamic and civil law that have made the misogyny in each systemic.