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entailed

[en-teyld] / ɛnˈteɪld /


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With the amount of effects the sequence entailed, it was the last VFX shot to get finalized.

From Los Angeles Times

To Ms. Malaret, the Miss Universe title not only gave her celebrity status but also entailed a certain obligation.

From New York Times

“He did his job, and he did more than what his job really entailed,” Shmigelsky said.

From Seattle Times

No explanation is offered as to why Afghans should endure the lack of "security" entailed in "U.S. and allied" bombs falling on their heads.

From Salon

That agreement — it also entailed the Afghan government releasing 5,000 prisoners, some of whom may have joined the latest Taliban offensive — was supported by many Republicans.

From Seattle Times