Essentialness [noun]

Sparkle on, you funky diamonds, and please keep doing what you’re doing — it may not be considered essential work, but it’s definitely essential art.

Instead, they went straight to Huntingdon Borough Mayor David Wessels to pick the winner, and they decided to deliver the rest of the cookies to essential workers after the victor was named.

Employees inside essential business, such as a pharmacy or a restaurant, are also required to wear face coverings.

For six days, only one person from a household will be allowed to leave home each day, and only for essential reasons, authorities said.

In the capital city of Melbourne, restrictions began to be lifted in late October after a grueling 111 days during which residents could only leave their homes for essential activities.

The researchers found that rapidly changing heterochromatin drives the evolution of new essential genes.

As an actor, Loder was becoming a marquee name, but his essential Englishness limited the scope of his career in America.

In fact, 67 percent of rapidly evolving genes were essential compared with 20 percent in the slower-evolving group.

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Arkansas, which has a large chicken industry, considers meatpacking workers to be essential.