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I came across this idiom in a title, in association with a noun:

<noun of a product category> - The need of the hour

[noun of a product category] — The need of the hour

What does this mean?

I came across this idiom in a title, in association with a noun:

<noun of a product category> - The need of the hour

What does this mean?

I came across this idiom in a title, in association with a noun:

[noun of a product category] — The need of the hour

What does this mean?

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What does "the need of the hour" meansmean?

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What does "the need of the hour" means?

I came across this idiom in a title, in association with a noun:

<noun of a product category> - The need of the hour

What does this mean?

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