All of his replacements are valid candidates but they all would require something of a change in style.
It might also require something of a shift in what people expect their houses to look like.
Still, like the boomerang kids returning to their high school bedrooms, Mrs. Clinton's homecoming might require something of an adjustment.
There are, however, great and serious films that require something of the same willing giving over of moment-to-moment consciousness from the viewer to the filmmaker.
Those are big numbers, but getting from today's low sales figures to that 6 million will require something of a leap of faith.
One way to confine the gift theory would be to limit it to particularly close relationships, so that more casual friendships — golfing buddies, for example — would require something of actual value passed in exchange for the information.
It would require something of her to be equal to this day, she had thought at that moment in the brig, and now, looking at herself in the mirror of the ladies' room, scrutinizing her eyes, her veined and clouded eyes, she was afraid that she had made a series of poor choices and failed.
He has pointed out that parody and translation require something of the same ability to smuggle yourself into someone else's universe, and it's a quality he's proved in spades: he and a gaggle of terrific actors have created the farce of the year.
Biometric authentication does require something of a paradigm shift.
That, experts say, will require something of a cultural shift.
But to be honest, it would require something of a huge magnitude to alter this trajectory".
