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| 41. | following necessarily |
| 必然随之而来的 |
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| 42. | Heres suus et necessarius |
| 正统必然继承人， |
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| 43. | matter of course |
| 必然发生之事 |
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| 44. | Nature holds no grief for the human experiment: it must stand or fall by its results. |
| 大自然没有使人的实验保持不幸：它必然因其结果而成功或失败。 |
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| 45. | apodeictic proof |
| 必然的论证 |
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| 46. | necessity and freedom |
| 必然与自由 |
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| 47. | almost centainly convergence |
| 几乎必然收敛 |
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| 48. | As a corollary, democracy is held to require the establishment of an independent judiciary and courts. |
| 作为一种必然的结果需要建立一个独立司法系统和法院来保持民主。 |
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| 49. | certain success. |
| 必然的成功 |
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| 50. | A critic is a necessary evil, and criticism is an evil necessity. |
| 批评家是必然的邪恶，而批评是邪恶的必然。 |
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