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What is the condition for an action to be "required" based on the flashcards?

Only allowed under certain circumstances
Without restrictions
Unless there are limitations
Answer not given

The correct answer is: Only allowed under certain circumstances

In the context of the flashcards, the term "required" implies that an action must be performed only under specific circumstances or conditions. This means that the action is not freely done without any constraints or limitations. Therefore, the correct condition for an action to be "required" would be that it is only allowed under certain circumstances, as stated in option A. "Without restrictions" as in option B, does not fully capture the specific conditions that must be met for the action to be considered required. Option C, "unless there are limitations," also is not as precise as option A in defining the necessary conditions for an action to be deemed required. Option D, "answer not given," is incorrect as the flashcards presumably provide the necessary information to determine the condition for an action to be "required."