Risk-averse studios will be pondering the degree to which Radcliffe ticks the "guys want to be him, women want to be with him" boxes, usually accepted as prerequisites for A-list stardom among male film actors.
The prerequisites were good looks and ambition.
By contrast, most normal-sized people can spend their childhoods nursing dreams of hitting a home run or scoring a goal worthy of Pele hence our assertion that, in this democratic age, the best sports are those where freakish size or shape are not prerequisites for success.
However, it does benefit from the fact that its two prerequisites, electricity and water, are fairly well distributed around the world.Crunching the numbersEven if safety, storage and supply are sorted out, does a direct shift to hydrogen make economic sense?
Fixing the IMF's governance and giving emerging economies more say are prerequisites if the fund is to build upon its newly acquired relevance.
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Before negotiations of any sort can start, it has to satisfy the Union that it has met the political prerequisites of "democracy, the rule of law, human rights and... protection of minorities".
He went on to spend two fairly successful years with the club.The comparison between Mr Hughes's case and more recent examples of widespread opprobrium suggest that there are two prerequisites for successful reintegration in the modern media environment.
Disarmament and identification, both prerequisites for planned elections, have failed to start so many times that no one assumes they will happen this time round; the date for elections has already been pushed back twice.
Immanuel Kant's famous "triangle" of factors open economies, democracy and engagement with the outside world are still the prerequisites for reliable peace.
In fact, Greek-Cypriots stand to benefit the most from the prospect of a westernised Turkey meeting the prerequisites for entering the EU.It is true that Europe should make some gestures of goodwill towards Turkey, making it clear that the country's Islamic character poses no obstacle to its European aspirations.
