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Others, like "Do You Think I Really Care?" required a sort of throw-back mentality to finish.

Now I understand that it required a sort of courage for a man of Bernstein's sophistication and time to drop in that little soft rock "boom-chick," in the B section, to gently touch on the jazzy major seventh with a grace note on the word "help," to push the jazz gesture just a trifle harder on the "sting" beneath the final "laude".

The game's puzzles are also the oddest of the series, requiring a sort of dream logic to solve.

"Watching football these days requires a sort of moral compromise," said a cultural critic for the Chicago Tribune.

In the same way that being Mr. Lamar requires a sort of cognitive dissonance, being his fan does, as well.

Creating drama from history and quotidian detail inevitably requires a sort of fudging that has sometimes been derided by cynics.

Flaunting pain requires a sort of arrogance, too, so it's little surprise that Mr. West takes to it so naturally.

Answering even basic questions about the passenger pigeon requires a sort of forensic ornithology, which gives "Feathered River Across the Sky" an unexpected poignancy at the very points where it is most nature-nerdy.

They require a sort of history that is freedom and responsibility-conferring as opposed to freedom and responsibility-threatening.

Lenovo's Mirage headset is a tad complicated to get running with — it requires a sort of tracking beacon in order to anchor things to the real world.

Still, it does require a sort of personal panache to translate off the runway.