In logic, property of a statement which must be true in order for another given statement to be true.
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It proved impossible, however, to make the government perceive even this necessity.
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It is their central thought; their idea of necessity; their sole aim.
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He simply does not believe Ireland regards the arts as a necessity.
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The reason given by the company for its action is economic necessity.
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Granted the right, however, and the necessity, what could be the means?
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As a result, complementary private pension provision has become an accepted necessity.
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He said neither reason provided any necessity for causing such a danger.
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Matter is inert; it is the seat of necessity; it proceeds mechanically.
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Among bullfrogs, for example, skulking is a matter of necessity, not choice.
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So, military necessity apart, returning to Scotland served their larger political agenda.
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Scholars have long recognized the necessity of cross-cutting cleavages to healthy democracy.
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Separating religious identity from State authority is, everyone agrees, an absolute necessity.
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It was simply the circumstances that dictated the necessity for this action.
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Many craftspeople operate their businesses from home either through choice or necessity.
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The cost will be enormous, of course, but the necessity is urgent.
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It was about the absolute necessity of keeping the housing market stable.
