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Passwords, which need only software, are cheaper.

The same is not true of dietary supplements, which need only to be tested using, in the F.D.A.'s phrasing, "appropriate, scientifically valid methods".

We think of spiders as precise geometricians, but their craft — which need only withstand the thrashing of a trapped fly — is not that demanding.

But the kitchen recaptures its magic with exquisite fried smelts no bigger than a pinky ($15), which need only the barest squeeze of lemon.

Here's the best argument against putting marshmallows on the sweet potatoes: Serve baby sweet potatoes, which need only be scrubbed and roasted to turn into rich candy themselves.

Humbly submitted, an alternative to sweet potatoes blitzed with marshmallow and baked to mush: baby sweet potatoes, which need only be scrubbed and roasted to turn into candy themselves.

The asparagus purée is the basis for the custard, which needs only eggs, salt and pepper.

City carried the attack to United, which needed only a tie to maintain its lead.

But unlike heroin, which needs only water to be injected, opium must be carefully cooked and mixed.

This fall Samsung will introduce the $799 HT-DB660, which needs only a subwoofer and three front speaker units; the two rear channels are projected from the front speakers.

It could also end up with the government, which needs only to serve a subpoena to get it (and these days that formality might be ignored).