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Vital, important, critical, essential.

In philosophy of Language nothing is greater than necessary. If the truth of a proposition requires event A to occur to produce B, B is necessarily and sufficiently reliant on A. Therefore A is a necessary and sufficient condition for the truth of B. The truth of B is reliant upon A and would be False without it.

Things can have an increased sense of urgency attached to them however necessary conditions themselves are binding truth makers.

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