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• Profane dialogue has become almost a sine qua non of movie scripts.
• Price is just not the sine qua non of Internet retailing.
• Keeping ties with best-selling authors is a sine qua non of publishing success.
• The film concludes with the sine qua non of sequeldom, an ambiguous ending.
• Annan meets the requirement of speaking French, a sine qua non for France.
• Milosevic's cooperation is another sine qua non of any peace settlement in Bosnia.
• Another subsidy is provided for cars, the sine qua non of suburban life.
• For Barnicle had the sine qua non, the inimitable voice of the city.
• It is necessary; it is a sine qua non ."
• There was a time when teal was the sports world's color sine qua non.
• Respect of signals is an imperative, " condition sine qua non " of safety.
• It is the sine qua non condition for peace and stability in our country.
• Smugness, of course, is the sine qua non of Hollywood.
• Non-confrontation is, in the Lulism movement, a " sine qua non " for development.
• "sine qua non " and " Augean stables ."
• Greed in the form of " the greenback " is of course sine qua non.
• Unabashed, Israeli television cameramen requested the sine qua non of Israeli-Palestinian encounters : a handshake.
• The political point to which she referred constitutes the sine qua non of radical feminism.
• It's the campaign bankbook that's the sine qua non.