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1. The coronavirus pandemic necessitated a virtual offseason, and there were no preseason games to develop chemistry or help first-year players navigate the leap from college to the pros.
2. This necessitates bringing to the table every key player—from manufacturers, distributors, and delivery services to providers, payers, and public health experts—to build the strongest distribution approach possible.
3. In that scenario, which would necessitate a full-scale rebuild, parting with so many picks could prove to be disastrous.
4. The coronavirus pandemic necessitated a virtual offseason and there were no preseason games to develop chemistry or help first-year players navigate the leap from college to the pros.
5. As Ghebreyesus observed, the ethics of allowing a disease to spread for the purpose of immunity and necessitating the long-term isolation of high-risk individuals is problematic.
6. He activism necessitated setting aside what he calls “a glamorous life before [he] spoke out against tobacco.”
7. The conclusion of such deals, of course, both necessitated and created ministerial and other bureaucratic exchanges.
8. Of course, financing these subsidies necessitated cutting costs elsewhere—in this case, the salaries of top government officials.
9. Also, because of a last-minute change of venue necessitated by the weather, there will be no balloon drop following his speech.
10. That would have necessitated a similar leap into the dressing rooms of Armani, or perhaps Donna Karan.
11. The quickening of one part of the process necessitated the "speeding up" of all the others.
12. This, of course, increased the friction and necessitated the use of a still stronger spring.
13. Their bills were based on the pounds weight delivered, and new designs necessitated new patterns and new troubles.
14. This journey necessitated an absence of twelve months, during which time Robert expected his bride to arrive.
15. At every halt which this groping search necessitated, scores of tired men would fall asleep and drop out of their saddles.