| The first six days of the week are workdays in which we work hard to produce food and other necessities. |
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| Children born can have a blanket at the time of birth or the fall following according to the necessities of the mother. |
| Countless social standards, now fundamental to our culture, have direct linkage to wartime necessities. |
| Unattainable luxuries were transformed into desirable marks of status or even into affordable necessities. |
| These old edifices camouflage well-stocked shops that carry crafts, jewellery, trinkets, carrots, clocks, wants and necessities. |
