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Hollywood Out of necessity — and opportunity — there’s a direct correlation between tourist popularity and walkability in L.A. neighborhoods.

Hip-hop was a product of necessity, meaning they took the music program out of schools and in my generation, you had to get a drum machine or a turntable.

While I understand the appeal of an In-N-Out burger now and then, Chain seeks to cute-ify the sort of food that so much of the population relies on not by choice but out of necessity.

But Mel was also born out of necessity, Rothwell said, “because the industry is very binary in their thinking. It's comedy or drama. Which camp are you in?”

From Salon

This strategy is in part born out of necessity.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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