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entail

verb as in require; result in

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The sociology portion will entail surveying the public, including asking livestock owners about their thoughts on nonlethal deterrence and experiences directly interacting with wolves, she said.

A breakthrough for the Bruins will likely entail stopping Fresno State freshman running back Bryson Donelson, who ran for 140 yards and a touchdown in only 12 carries against Colorado State.

In the case of polar sea ice, which is melting at a pace unrivaled by any period in the past 1,500 years, a reversal would entail halting melt and reestablishing ice cover.

This might entail building new ports or grain storage and handling facilities, or increasing domestic production.

What that response entails might be gleaned from Trump's decision in his first term to impose sanctions on the ICC, which included asset freezes and entry bans against ICC officials and their families.

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

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