41.   It looms as a necessary measure, made more necessary by all the chaos last week.

42.   It seemed well enough established not to make that necessary, but the borers clearly sapped its ability to fend for itself.

43.   It is precisely that flow into high-yielding mutual funds that makes fees necessary, the banks say.

44.   It was precisely the abeyance of moral commitment, in ways large and small, that made restitution necessary in the first place.

45.   It was the result of a scheduling horror made necessary when Fox shoved the Dodgers and Padres toward an afternoon performance and forced the colleges into an evening affair.

46.   Italy will need strong leadership to undertake an overhaul of its pension system, made necessary by a plummeting birth rate and aging population.

47.   Michael came out shooting, his strategy being to take the lead and keep it, making him necessary to Kucha survival.

48.   NCAA rules make it necessary for college coaches to evaluate prospects mainly during a three-week window in July.

49.   Of course, I have goals of my own that make it necessary to do the same thing that they will be doing.

50.   Oki and Sony said the cost of developing the technology and the risks involved make it necessary for them to work together.