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Essential
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Essential
or
essentials
may refer to:
Biology
Essential amino acid
, one that the organism cannot produce by itself
Groups and organizations
EQ Media Group
, formerly Essential Media Group, a global television production company
Essential Media Communications
, an Australian PR and polling company
Essential Products
, a smart device company led by Andy Rubin
Essential Records (London)
, a subsidiary of London Records
Essential Records (Christian)
, a Christian subsidiary of Sony BMG Music Entertainment
The Essentials (band)
, a Canadian a cappella group formed in 1993
Essentials (PlayStation)
, a budget package of PlayStation games
Albums
Essential
(Divinyls album)
, a compilation album, 1991
Essential
(Pet Shop Boys album)
, 1998
Essential
(Ramones album)
, 2007
Essential
(CeCe Peniston album)
, 2000
Essential
(Jethro Tull album)
Essential (Kate Ryan album)
, 2008
Essential
(Praga Khan album)
, 2005
Essentials
(Nate Dogg album)
, a compilation album, 2002
Essentials
(Failure album), 2006
Essentials
, a studio album by Argentine jazz singer
Karen Souza
, 2011
Essential
, a compilation album by
Amanda Lear
, 2001
Essential
, a compilation album by
The Human League
, 2011
Essentials
, an album by
Travis Tritt
Essentials
, an album by
Triumvirat
Essential
series, a collection of compilation albums published by Sony's
Legacy Recordings
label
Other uses
Essentialism
, the philosophical view that an entity must have certain characteristics in order to belong to a certain defined group
Essentials
(magazine)
, a monthly British women's lifestyle magazine
Essentials, a clothing label founded by
Jerry Lorenzo
SBS Essential
, a defunct Australian television channel
See also
The Essential (disambiguation)
The Essentials (disambiguation)
Essence
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