prerequisite

The intimate style of voice-over that made “My So-Called Life” so groundbreaking became almost a prerequisite in subsequent female-centered shows, from “Sex and the City” and “Fleabag” to “The Handmaid’s Tale.”

The standard critique has always been that he lacks something that we imagine to be a prerequisite for high office: breeding, or grammar, or diplomacy, or business acumen, or love of country.

They usually need a bioscience-related first degree, but that is not a prerequisite.

Is sharing a similar sense of humor a relationship prerequisite?

Part of this white supremacist racial project involves making “whiteness” a prerequisite for citizenship and national belonging as established by the Supreme Court in the infamous Ozawa and Thind cases.