He in need of help and me in need of helping.
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The wine bottle isn't in need of disruption — it's just in need of sizes.
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Edison did not look for problems in need of solutions; he looked for solutions in need of modification.
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Unlike Mr. Cuomo, Ms. Nixon is less in need of small donations and more in need of large ones.
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We are not simply a people in need of an intervention, we are a nation in need of an assassin.
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"We're in need of everything back home, we're in need of essentials," Ashlee Albarado told CNN's "New Day" from Memphis Saturday.
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When she meets people who are in need of help or in need of comfort, she recognizes herself in these people.
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"You are not simply a president in need of impeachment, you are a man in need of an intervention," Honey writes in the letter.
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Millions in need of assistance Of Yemen's population of 27.4 million, UNICEF estimates that 18.8 million are in need of humanitarian assistance, Tidey said.
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You didn't know the type of individuals you were running into on the trail, if they're in need of water, in need of food, a psychopath.
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The division's namesake app is meant to pair drivers in need of work, many of which Ron said are "underserved minorities," with companies in need of drivers.
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The final season's near-perfect eight episodes explored a broken world in need of healing, a makeshift family in need of connection, and the deepest mysteries of the universe itself.
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Preggers in Need of Balance Preggers in Need of Balance: When seeking a job change, you should tell potential employers that you believe you have maximized your opportunities where you are.
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But it may be in need of some emergency treatment.
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Like Sid, it was in need of a little tenderness.
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That's how many children are in need of immediate aid.
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I go there whenever I'm in need of comfort food.
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Whitehurst offers a different institution in need of support: families.
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Everyone's favorite therapy dog was in need of therapy himself.
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Suffice it to say, we're in need of better options.
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"You in need of one of those?" he was asked.
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Sadie thrived but indeed remained in need of much support.
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But Roku's voice commands are still in need of refinement.
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Victims are still in need of blood, food, and supplies.
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Yet the system has long been in need of reform.
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Hurricane Matthew has left 350,000 people in need of assistance.
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Half the population is already in need of humanitarian aid.
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In need of a wardrobe overhaul for the new year?
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Another week, another Westworld episode title in need of translation.
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It was an idea desperately in need of an interface.
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We're all exhausted, nervous, and in need of a break.
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If you find yourself in need of transportation on Nov.
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The ones in need of international protection will have it.
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I am always in need of something from Whole Foods.
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We are a nation desperately in need of diversity training.
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In need of a fresh start around romance and creativity?
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And, if in need of an aphrodisiac, add maca root.
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Most, I assumed, were patients in need of medical treatment.
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That's a coalmine canary in need of a new tune.
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In all, 11 million are in need of humanitarian assistance.
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Its two main airports are badly in need of refurbishing.
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However, insurance companies are not in need of a bailout.
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Sure, our immigration system is in need of an overhaul.
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Today, we are desperately in need of new political heroes.
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The Democratic Party is desperately in need of new leadership.
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Overall, 70,000 people may be in need of temporary shelter.
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In need of quotes, some reporters tried interviewing one another.
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It is also in need of upgrade, repair, and expansion.
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Ms. Young is president of Kids in Need of Defense.
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This is a serious time in need of serious leaders.
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Few would argue that it isn't in need of fixing.
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If you're in need of a refresher, here's what happens.
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Others are catering to shoppers in need of hurricane supplies.
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They are in need of protection and defense by men.
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She arrived at Broward Health North in need of surgery.
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This time he was the patient in need of healing.
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Nimmo was not the only Met in need of rest.
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Right now I am in need of a good cry.
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In need of an income, he sought out acting jobs.
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They looked like hostages — hostages in need of the Heimlich.
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Embattled, yes, but not in need of an internal boost.
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Delonte West looks to be in need of serious help.
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The state's sentencing structure is obviously in need of reform.
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Aren't these children also innocent and in need of protection?
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Seniors in need of transportation constitute a potentially lucrative market.
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He was a child in need of care and protection.
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Regardless, we're all in need of some good charging accessories.
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This plan remains broadly sound, albeit in need of updating.
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That's a lot of bottles in need of proper handling.
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Seniors in need of transportation constitute a potentially lucrative market.
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That leaves most of us in need of some intervention.
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Which animals in your area are in need of protection?
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Earlier this month, officers from the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety responded to a call of an elderly man in need of medical assistance, where they came across the wheelchair ramp in need of repair.
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Harrison said it still works, but is in need of modernization.
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Why would any kid in need of a mentor use it?
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Those that do often have reputations sorely in need of burnishing.
|
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We are in need of friends and allies around the world.
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Curry's clown was a cartoonish nightmare in need of dental hygiene.
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But there are still a few areas in need of improvement.
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It has a genius for befriending those in need of options.
|
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Google's Play Store has been in need of a similar cleanup.
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North Korea is desperately in need of energy ... for their people.
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But the rally may be tired and in need of consolidation.
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"Safe spaces" are reserved for those least in need of them.
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Anyone in need of electricity was left to rely on generators.
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This time without the water, but still in need of rescue.
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And this case is sorely in need of disclosure of facts.
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Trump, however, has declared NATO obsolete and in need of reconfiguring.
|
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South Dakota Dirty conditions, three dogs in need of veterinary care.
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A scene that has long been in need of more women.
|
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But what if that stranger is actually in need of help?
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Anyone in need of electricity would have to rely on generators.
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But they're so outdated and desperately in need of a retelling.
|
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Three of the five already were offline, in need of repairs.
|
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Got a new puppy and in need of some naming inspiration?
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At times it's messy and bloated, in need of another edit.
|
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Combs has been in need of some positive news of late.
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Absolutely. Though, TV's landscape is still deeply in need of pruning.
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There are wonders of mankind that are in need of preservation.
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It leaves you in need of an Aspirin for your brain.
|
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Undocumented immigrants in other industries are in need of voices too.
|
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Homes are often sold "as is" and in need of repairs.
|
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I think the typography is really in need of a redesign.
|
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In need of a whimsical two-piece for your summer vacation?
|
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In many places pipes are old and in need of replacement.
|
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"This law has been in need of updating for decades," Sen.
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The Jets, in need of a kicker, decided to sign him.
|
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Clearly in need of something sweet, I patronized the gas station.
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Find a movement in need of change and get truly involved.
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My body was like a wooden sculpture in need of sanding.
|
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Imagine you're a little hungry, in need of a light snack.
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If you're in need of waterproof boots, Oprah's got you covered.
|
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More than 20 million Yemenis are in need of emergency aid.
|
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That may explain why his closet is in need of pruning.
|
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Trump is not inexperienced, naive, or in need of expert guidance.
|
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The hospitals drug program might be in need of more scrutiny.
|
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Mourinho looked, then, a man in need of comfort, and solace.
|
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Wouldn't she know if I were truly in need of treatment?
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But when I'm in need of comfort, I need skin contact.
|
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The two passengers in need of medical care loaded onto ambulances.
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Cons: Some rooms are dated and in need of an upgrade.
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The route is full of people really in need of help.
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It isn't something about us that's broken, in need of fixing.
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The post provided resources for people in need of emotional support.
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We are in need of air and water and one another.
|
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He felt more than ever in need of a doctor's advice.
|
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That whole punk-activist scene is badly in need of documenting.
|
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Hannah Bronfman is definitely in need of a little R&R.
|
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They are not passive Victorian maidens in need of assertiveness training.
|
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Is being Santa an occupation in need of clear professional standards?
|
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EPA's Superfund hazardous waste cleanup program is in need of leadership.
|
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By the early 1970s, the memorial was in need of repair.
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Stray Thoughts • This show is badly in need of a German.
|
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Washington is in need of some upbeat news and policy progress.
|
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These are the questions that are in need of immediate answers.
|
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America is desperately in need of a movement to believe in.
|
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"We've got to be RINOs — Republicans in Need of Outcomes," Sen.
|
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"Saudi Arabia is in need of flexibility in its output policy."
|
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"Saudi Arabia is in need of flexibility in its output policy."
|
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Puerto Rico is in need of funding beyond just federal aid.
|
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This is a very real problem in need of a solution.
|
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At the moment, Chanel isn't necessarily in need of an overhaul.
|
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Reality check: Pot stocks are in need of some good news.
|
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Carl Cannon: Is the American experiment in need of a renewal?
|
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In need of a last minute Valentine's Day gift for bae?
|
|
In need of a therapist to help get your start-up going?
|
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Dozens of others are available but badly in need of a makeover.
|
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People were bleeding, hurt, in need of attention, and nobody's helping them.
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Call 311 if you see someone who is in need of help.
|
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Are those same Africans financially stable and not in need of saving?
|
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Arlington, Virginia (CNN)They came in need of help, smartphones in hand.
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No one in need of a shelter bed will be turned away.
|
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All together, it's a baffling hour of television in need of explaining.
|
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I'm in end stage KIDNEY FAILURE And in need of a KIDNEY.
|
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Rather, it's the under-40 crowd that's most in need of help.
|
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"It's for emergency situations in need of police, fire or ambulance," Const.
|
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On one level, carmakers are in need of more collaboration, not less.
|
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Some time ago, I found myself in need of a vacation read.
|
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"The eurozone is desperately in need of coordinated fiscal easing," he added.
|
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Those in need of urgent food assistance are estimated at over 118,000.
|
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Put yourself in the place of a family in need of housing.
|
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"I think it's a market in need of a catalyst," he said.
|
|
And SpaceX seems to be in need of ways to cut costs.
|
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My Uncle is still in the hospital in need of more surgeries.
|
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They saw trees as emblems of Mother Nature in need of saving.
|
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Too often these youths are troubling statistics in need of a solution.
|
|
The most evident area in need of an upgrade is ball retention.
|
|
The International Space Station is apparently in need of a garage sale.
|
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Nonetheless, startups in need of money do benefit from more abundant capital.
|
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The people who are overdosing, he says, are in need of help.
|
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Look out for facilities in need of upkeep or with equipment issues.
|
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Social media, desperately in need of a win, lost its damn mind.
|
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It's not a problematic fave or even particularly in need of championing.
|
|
Minority founders are, in general, more in need of outside financial support.
|
|
And these are patients that are critically in need of medical treatment.
|
|
Who do you think is most in need of a long vacay?
|
|
Fifteen have been identified as in need of the most urgent attention.
|
|
What he sees today is a world in need of an adjustment.
|
|
Demi Lovato is under the weather and in need of vocal rest.
|
|
It left up to 1.4 million people in need of humanitarian relief.
|
|
This time around, many of them were in need of consolation, too.
|
|
"The country is not in need of escalation or crisis," he said.
|
|
And which home studios are most in need of a good cleaning?
|
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The employee reported multiple people in "need of assistance," court documents said.
|
|
The United Nations estimates 1.2 million people are in need of aid.
|
|
Some 400,000 Malians are in need of food aid, U.N. statistics show.
|
|
More than half the population is in need of aid, Inganji said.
|
|
Their earlier guess was clearly in error and in need of revision.
|
|
As Blume, Murray embodied a louche, fiftysomething wreck in need of redemption.
|
|
These are not households usually viewed as in need of welfare payments.
|
|
The hives hang from wires encircling the crops in need of protection.
|
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Count me in as a bedwetter in need of a bathing suit.
|
|
Unfortunately, waiting lists for veterans in need of service dogs are long.
|
|
Gun rights is another area in need of the Supreme Court's attention.
|
|
Habeas corpus is another complicated but important area in need of reform.
|
|
Both teams are 1-3, and in need of a win Thursday.
|
|
Serge Tchakounte, 40, was one of those patients in need of care.
|
|
However, according to the listing website, they are in need of repairs.
|
|
Barrett navigated the crowd, looking for people in need of a rescue.
|
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If you are in need of assistance call 304-342-5855. pic.twitter.
|
|
Lower prices might actually benefit those most in need of affordable housing.
|
|
It's also in need of a successor to Chief Executive Bob Iger.
|
|
Personally, were you in need of any self-help while making this?
|
|
Students and their parents are in need of moving and storage solutions.
|
|
Then to the mountains, to look for patients in need of care.
|
|
It's a win for farmers, bees and dogs in need of rescue.
|
|
Maybe he is the Manchurian candidate, in need of a hypnotic tuneup.
|
|
Heading into Sunday's game, both teams were in need of a win.
|
|
Google is badly in need of accountable leadership and real, systemic changes.
|
|
Hospitals across the country remain in need of ventilators and protective equipment.
|
|
Only replacement for walls which were in need of repair or upgrade.
|
|
Cons: Critical reviews note the rooms are in need of a refresh.
|
|
The exhibition comes as Snap's brand is in need of a boost.
|
|
Newspaper racks in the city are in need of a serious makeover.
|
|
In her formulation, Obamacare is the house in need of roof repairs.
|
|
It seemed a little dated and in need of a touch-up.
|
|
Will they put their money behind an entrepreneur in need of investment?
|
|
New Story is a nonprofit that helps families in need of shelter.
|
|
But Greece's economy remains anemic and in need of more debt relief.
|
|
Religious believers in China are particularly in need of dedicated congressional attention.
|
|
The science on hurricanes, in contrast, is in need of more data.
|
|
There are plenty of rising acts in need of Mama Jan's touch.
|
|
By that point, we were both sunburned and in need of shower.
|
|
"This is a specialized group in need of specialized responses," she said.
|
|
The goal is to identify areas in need of better transit service.
|
|
I end up leaving the session feeling in need of therapy myself.
|
|
High Demand for More Income Meets High Demand to Pay Less Rent Homeowners in need of additional income, either for retirement or to make the mortgage payment, can now match with renters in need of more affordable rent.
|
|
" As for the Donald Trump stand-in, Bob considers him not just one but all four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: "You are not simply a president in need of impeachment, you are a man in need of an intervention.
|
|
Inmates have always been a captive audience for colleges in need of enrollment.
|
|
But, half a century on, that treaty may be in need of revision.
|
|
Some of the decor is in need of updating, but who really cares?
|
|
And there are products in these markets that are in need of reform.
|
|
"We continue hosting groups in need of temporary space to organize," he continues.
|
|
It's Monday morning, which means you're probably in need of a Starbucks fix.
|
|
Another faction patrolled the area but didn't see anyone in need of assistance.
|
|
When in need of a dancing queen, you can't do better than Cher.
|
|
Their market includes the masses of migrant workers in need of remittance services.
|
|
It attempted to identify Twitter users in need of help and offer assistance.
|
|
An "officer in need of aid" call went out at 12:56 a.m.
|
|
Matthew left 63,000 people in need of assistance and forced 15,000 into shelters.
|
|
"Human beings are in need of help in order to survive," she said.
|
|
In fact, LGBTQ youth and elders are often especially in need of support.
|
|
Some have never seen the stage; others are badly in need of repair.
|
|
They can make skin feel dry, tight, and desperately in need of moisturizer.
|
|
Owen is that hawk, slow, finally steady, and forever in need of assistance.
|
|
She just finds a community of very lonely people in need of help.
|
|
Like many startups raising capital today, Brex wasn't in need of the cash.
|
|
Few disagree that the U.S. government is in need of a digital upgrade.
|
|
Banks are less in need of help than they were in mid-2016.
|
|
But Taiwan will be seen as in need of some form of punishment.
|
|
About 48,000 chargers are available to EV owners in need of some juice.
|
|
In need of a boutique-quality rug for a fraction of the price?
|
|
Here, we have a child who is perhaps in need of light intervention.
|
|
It affects so many women in need of this information and this care.
|
|
Hit up Google to find charities in need of volunteers in your area.
|
|
But some lawmakers and critics say it's in need of a major overhaul.
|
|
The UN estimates that 1.4 million people are in need of immediate assistance.
|
|
But 70 years on it is a prosperous country in need of workers.
|
|
The daughter's family, he noticed, was not exactly in need of the money.
|
|
There's plenty more in the US foreign aid system in need of reform.
|
|
This theoretically bodes well for future colonists in need of the precious liquid.
|
|
Bijou Phillips revealed Thursday that she is in need of a kidney transplant.
|
|
Ever find yourself locked out and in need of an easy backdoor inside?
|
|
This is an oasis in a continent desperately, desperately in need of inspiration.
|
|
A CEO is like a psychologist for a company in need of change.
|
|
"The Detroit schools are in need of a transformational change," he told lawmakers.
|
|
In need of outside funding, Naughton looked to the STEM community for support.
|
|
Not that the 4-year-old is in need of any beauty rest.
|
|
But just how in need of happiness is the wealthy, oil-rich nation?
|
|
We must distinguish between those irregular migrants and those in need of protection.
|
|
Customers in need of fashion assistance can hire a personal shopper on site.
|
|
Check out our Holiday Gift Guide if you're still in need of ideas.
|
|
If you're in need of some dramamine right now, I don't blame you.
|
|
Across Iraq more than 11 million people remain in need of humanitarian support.
|
|
Use it to manifest adventures when things are in need of shaking up.
|
|
Many of the residential buildings looked run down and in need of repair.
|
|
He manages a team responsible for sourcing small businesses in need of funding.
|
|
Chico & Rita (Spain) Chico is a jazz pianist in need of a singer.
|
|
Branson believes the Earth to be "extremely beautiful" and in need of protection.
|
|
This country is desperately in need of more electricians, plumbers, and technology professionals.
|
|
Having that sound come through [showed] they were very in need of help.
|
|
If in need of a Halloween-themed gift, Lush has got you covered.
|
|
Unfortunately, our park system has been neglected and is in need of rebuilding.
|
|
UNESCO also has a separate list of heritage in need of urgent safeguard.
|
|
And more than 85033 million families are still in need of afterschool programs.
|
|
If you're in need of ideas, our gift guide has plenty of them.
|
|
It also explains why Democrats are increasingly in need of distractions from it.
|
|
At the same time, other photographers and filmmakers are in need of equipment.
|
|
" "The Detroit schools," he told lawmakers, "are in need of a transformational change.
|
|
He has a point: The West Wing is in need of some upkeep.
|
|
This is boundary-setting for a party badly in need of a message.
|
|
It's the last resort for cold, wretched, wintered souls in need of comfort.
|
|
Today, people in need of services can't easily discover what's available to them.
|
|
Its aged whaling mothership is in need of a costly replacement or refit.
|
|
The deputies forced entry and found him in need of immediate medical attention.
|
|
Around 23,22 families in total were in need of new housing, Santos said.
|
|
Obviously, Android users aren't in need of a Live Photos image editing tool.
|
|
They are just as much in need of gun control as anywhere else.
|
|
Multilateral drafting sessions offer no respite for those in need of instant gratification.
|
|
Seoul is badly in need of a free pass for its steel industry.
|
|
And this was a season in need of that kind of self-deception.
|
|
The video game industry is desperately in need of more concepts like this.
|
|
It's called the REINS Act (Regulations From the Executive in Need of Scrutiny).
|
|
No part of the government is more in need of informed, democratic oversight.
|
|
Visitors are encouraged to bring a textile in need of mending or embellishing.
|
|
She volunteered to fly around the world helping institutions in need of expertise.
|
|
And the faith-based stuff, the world is in need of all that.
|
|
Are the Patriots in need of some quick fixes or a total rebuild?
|
|
In other words, the people most in need of a complete ethics review.
|
|
Nineteen of those 51 were in need of some form of home care.
|
|
And as for the next neighborhood in need of a coffee-bar boom?
|
|
Thompson said she watches the video whenever she is in need of inspiration.
|
|
Like Pepe himself, the Anchorage native was in need of an image reboot.
|
|
Kizer, in need of money for snacks and school supplies, began seeing Volar.
|
|
In need of some hot burlesque numbers, naughty songs and holiday high jinks?
|
|
Teachers say their classrooms are in need of new technology and new furniture.
|
|
The attack rendered her unconscious and in need of hospitalization for her injuries.
|
|
The two bathrooms in his house are in need of repair, he said.
|
|
Moving to a completely different climate and in need of some clothing tips?
|
|
Our student loan system, especially for undergraduates, is in need of serious reform.
|
|
"You can see his body is in need of surgery," Ms. Hull said.
|
|
Israel is actually not in need of more soldiers in its armed forces.
|
|
These two richly compelling concerts weren't in need of a culminating mission statement.
|
|
It's also, ultimately, too shaggy and, like Sharon, in need of greater restraint.
|
|
In need of new travel documents, Mobley sought help from the US embassy.
|
|
Mexico City's secretary of civil protection, Fausto Lugo, announced this week that there have been more than 10,1003 buildings inspected so far, with at least 500 in need of demolition or major reconstruction, and another roughly 1,300 in need of repair.
|
|
When you're in need of a pick-me-up, head on over to Netflix.
|
|
In need of immediate help (or just, you know, some inspiration for next time)?
|
|
We see that the industry still faces pressing problems in need of innovative solutions.
|
|
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's government, however, is in need of more external financing.
|
|
And boy is Congress ever in need of an investment in its own staffing.
|
|
In need of some extra fuel to push you over that mid-week hump?
|
|
Are you desperately in need of a fresh start around your home and family?
|
|
"I badly misled many conservationists who are desperately in need of hope," Esvelt said.
|
|
The place is a dump and in need of serious repairs before an inspection.
|
|
These and other programs are crucial and in need of saving, the senators say.
|
|
All but three were deemed not to be critically in need of such help.
|
|
This foundation provides temporary shelters for animals in need of a place to stay.
|
|
Medicare-for-all, by contrast, really is a slogan in need of detail work.
|
|
"Brick and mortar businesses are desperately in need of new revenue streams," says Collias.
|
|
Right about now, you're likely in need of some styling advice specific to summer.
|
|
It's safe to say I've been in need of self-instigating a personal intervention.
|
|
Those in need of convincing need only cast their minds back to July 2012.
|
|
But if you (ahem, Ms. Swift) are in need of some anthems of independence?
|
|
Clean the fur of a friend less in need of a hairball than you.
|
|
After 16 seasons, Heidi Klum knew that Project Runway was in need of change.
|
|
Yet one topic in need of urgent debate remains out of bounds: CPEC itself.
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Even now, reckons the UN, nearly 4m people are in need of emergency aid.
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In need of a good celebrity feud to take you into the new year?
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The trio decided to give the wood away to families in need of heat.
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Actually, on second thought, perhaps Unglert is still in need of some new influences?
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This is particularly true of Brexit, a touchy subject in need of creative thinking.
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"Filipino people are also in need of housing, food, education and labor," she says.
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If you're in need of a tent, check out the Embark tents at Target.
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Hospitals use telepresence robots to connect doctors with remote patients in need of care.
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And many seniors are in need of long-term care, which is especially costly.
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It provides a security deposit and rental assistance for those in need of it.
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Newark isn't alone among municipalities that might be considered in need of a boost.
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He began to see it as a disease in need of treatment and compassion.
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If ever there were a country in need of modernization, Saudi Arabia is it.
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Thrun estimated that the tech industry alone is in need of about 5,000 engineers.
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They are meant to serve only those who are truly in need of help.
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SARA EISEN: So you guys obviously are in need of a major brand refresh.
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This is clearly a frustrating and unnecessary problem in need of an easy fix.
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Which makes us wonder why he might be in need of an orthopedic shoe.
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Businesses are also in need of talented creatives to tell their story through branding.
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Even Raphina doesn't entirely rise above the "lust object in need of rescue" template.
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When did nourishment and joy become so theoretical, so in need of advanced study?
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When in need of a touch-up, rely on public transportation for your fix.
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If ever there was a franchise in need of a reboot, it was Mafia.
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A Deadpool sequel is in the works, but it's in need of a director.
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So, if you're in need of a little positivity today, watch the video below.
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Public safety is not served when we ignore policies desperately in need of reform.
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In need of a serious reality check about your choice to buy "sustainable" fish?
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If you are on Tortola we are in need of help so please call.
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Their physical and psychological scars may leave them in need of long-term support.
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Those in need of the food then can pick it up, free of charge.
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Soon, we'll see a wide variety of troubled companies in need of financial support.
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And, if you're in need of some fashion inspiration, there's plenty of that too.
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We encourage our students to reach out if they are in need of support.
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It is convoluted, inequitable, inefficient and in need of a complete and total overhaul.
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There were single-serve pastries for a customer in need of a quick snack ...
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Over three-quarters of the population are already in need of life-saving assistance.
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If you're in need of money, you might be curious about your available options.
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The report noted that the U.S. is in need of people with marketing skills.
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To date, thousands of residents are still in need of basic supplies and amenities.
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Mr. Browne is a skilled entertainer, albeit one occasionally in need of a dramaturge.
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Often times, these calls are from individuals who are in need of immediate assistance.
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The kitchen is in need of a makeover, and the tatami floor is faded.
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It was a three-story house, in need of paint, and had many windows.
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These bargain homes were in need of major repairs, in terrible neighborhoods, or both.
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In Indiana, more than 2202,2628 Hoosiers are currently in need of an organ transplant.
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Some described women as in need of protection, and others as deserving of respect.
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Each is operating at strained capacity and in need of upgrades and/or repair.
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More than 5 million people in South Sudan are in need of humanitarian assistance.
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DC's superhero film universe is in need of saving, but DC and Warner Bros.
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And if you're in need of a summer refresh, VS Pink has the solution.
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America is in need of unity and longing for a larger measure of compassion.
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He compared himself to a racecar, always in need of fuel and delicate tinkering.
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Now accused of murder, he is in need of a campaign on his behalf.
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Well, Homeless Pigeon is here as a virtual pet-in-need of a desktop.
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Libertarian ideas, and libertarian-leaning voters, were thus in need of a new home.
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After a lack of investment, its stores were in need of a serious overhaul.
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Ben Carson's office is apparently in need of some extremely expensive chairs — $5,000 expensive.
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I handled dozens of conservatorships involving elderly and incapacitated individuals in need of help.
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The New World, by contrast, comprises wine regions without traditions in need of protection.
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Now his divergence from those stereotypes is deemed remarkable and in need of dissection?
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This program is a game-changer for anyone in need of virtual ER triage.
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For the past year, he has also been in need of a kidney transplant.
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The Norwegian honeymooners were in need of a wilderness break from Oslo, the capital.
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"We're definitely in need of something that will stimulate the economy," Mr. Hatch said.
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Across Spain, there are people infected with Covid-19 in need of urgent care.
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But there are many businesses and residents who are still in need of help.
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There is widespread agreement in Canada that the Senate is in need of reform.
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The United Nations projected that 76,000 people would be in need of humanitarian aid.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Australia's labour market shows an economy in need of work.
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Some physicians view robotic surgery as a pretty technology in need of a problem.
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Out of the womb we are all equal, and equally in need of care.
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Cons: Portions of the hotel and its finishes are in need of cosmetic upgrades.
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Londoners offered cups of tea and a sofa to anybody in need of either.
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The least expensive was a two-bedroom Cape in need of gutting, for $149,900.
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If you prefer running to yoga, you&aposll be in need of different support.
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Despite a slight update in 1966, the museum was desperately in need of rescue.
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Connecting people in need of help In Kenya, contacting emergency providers can be cumbersome.
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Unilever was Exhibit A — a sluggish giant in need of some slimming and efficiency.
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England, in need of financial help, finds their previously close American ally drifting away.
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"Justification: Secretary's Dining room chairs are badly in need of repair," the paperwork reads.
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As of 2015, there were nearly 2,000 high-hazard dams in need of repair.
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Mr. Schneider was a security guard and Ms. Boone was in need of protection.
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If you have prized photos in need of restoration, then go with a professional.
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They have run into some problems but are hardly in need of a rescue.
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For one, there are always more children in need of placements than available homes.
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There are more than 2628 million refugees in need of protection around the world.
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It is also in need of a successor to its chief executive, Bob Iger.
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My heart, though, was not the only part of me in need of repair.
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An estimated 13.1 million people in Congo are now in need of humanitarian assistance.
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Often, they started with a child in need of a safe and loving home.
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It is almost as if we looking at a painting in need of restoration.
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Films that explore the secular Muslim experience in America are in need of more attention.
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Still, it's nice to remember that everyone's in need of a little makeup help sometimes.
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Zolciak-Biermann explained that she's in need of a fix after a botched lip injection.
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That works out well, since the Chicago-based company says it's in need of leadership.
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According to the United Nations, 22 million Yemenis are now in need of humanitarian assistance.
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To justice-reform advocates, he is a troubled young man in need of serious rehabilitation.
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Masochists in need of portability will love its five-pound heft and extra-wide footprint.
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This thread is calling all art lovers, and it's in need of some more posts!
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The cameras also spot those in need of help and road hazards all year round.
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If you're in need of self-care and don't feel like explaining why, then don't.
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Is that bad news for countries that are actually in need of that foreign aid?
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They zeroed in on Bedford-Stuyvesant, finding a two-family brownstone in need of work.
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If you're a business in need of a regulation reexamined, don't bother calling his office.
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They think we're the problem, instead of seeing us as people in need of support.
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And it has a new console in need of a raison d'être beyond 4K gaming.
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Planned Parenthood serves about 41% of all the patients in need of Title X coverage.
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If you're in need of an uplifting story this Monday, we've got something for you.
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Will (Christopher Abbott) has a family of his own — and they're in need of shelter.
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Three quarters into a rough year, Tesla is in need of a big-time turnaround.
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The Salvation Army of Indiana reported assisting 200 people in need of food and shelter.
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So if you're in need of hydrated lips or a lifted jaw, look no further.
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The new towers are going to be added in locations in need of more coverage.
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For a strongman in need of a bogeyman, there is something irresistible about Mr Soros.
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The Show was far and away the Echo product most in need of a makeover.
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CeCe (Caroline Clay), the beloved matchmaker patient is desperately in need of an organ transplant.
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Hell may be a teenage girl, but some realities are in need of a scourge.
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The hospital has 1,500 beds, and people in need of help queue outside from 4am.
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Kidnappings also keep companies and charities out of places in need of investment and help.
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It was widely known to employees that the company was in need of financial support.
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"If your ears are in need of some great music, get it on iTunes now!"
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In need of a quick refresher course on, well, the science of pretty much everything?
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It should also serve as a reminder that communities are still in need of assistance.
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The CSI franchise is a regular customer, as they're constantly in need of Bischoff's rats.
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Samaritan's Purse is in need of volunteers who can commit to at least three days.
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Citizens in need of services should dial 211, which is a hotline operating 24/7.
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The company plans to offer its tool to companies in need of speech synthesis solutions.
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But now the anthem, and not just the sovereign, may be in need of saving.
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Clearly the food truck sensed that drivers were in need of a pick-me-up.
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Teammates Marco Andretti and Carlos Munoz are similarly in need of a career-invigorating weekend.
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Six times over budget, the project has had 66,500 building errors in need of fixing.
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But right now, Twitter's business model is slightly broken and in need of a fix.
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Europe is in need of a scolding, too, for its reactionary attitude to genetic engineering.
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Thousands of homes were damaged by the storm, leaving many people in need of shelter.
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He'd then be less in need of a loan to back an investment like this.
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Needless to say, Sweetery NYC was in need of a little public relations emergency relief.
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It sounds like the perfect combination for whenever you're in need of serious self-care.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family are in need of some family bonding, according to Kris Jenner.
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Also, Apple's iMac and Mac Pro desktop computers are desperately in need of a refresh.
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Hitachi has unveiled a new humanoid robot designed to spot customers in need of help.
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With 97 caps, Ki is the linchpin for a Korean side in need of leadership.
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Some see Down syndrome as a biological problem, a birth defect in need of fixing.
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I also wasn't much of a protector, more in need of protection than anything else.
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"In need of Lantus will trade Novolog," read a post in one of the forums.
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CNN soon went all politics, all day, making governance a show in need of drama.
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"Most Americans are in need of a refresher prior to filing their taxes," GOBankingRates concludes.
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An ambitious trip to Home Depot may leave you in need of a second trip.
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The Greenbrier Humane Society is still in need of dog shampoo and HE laundry detergent.
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The song, "Alfie," portrayed him as a hopeless teenage stoner, in need of an intervention.
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WeWork is in need of a leader to pull it out of its current crisis.
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Feel free to watch the powerful film anytime you're in need of some major inspiration.
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Matthew killed about 1,000 people and left 1.4 million others in need of food aid.
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And providers are in need of an EHR platform that can break down interoperability barriers.
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Her tentative steps made it seem as if she were in need of sensible shoes.
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The Polish Navy is hardly better; the Polish fleet is desperately in need of modernization.
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Otherwise, the location was rather ordinary and in some cases, in need of a cleanup.
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This is noteworthy because multiple NFL teams are in need of an upgrade at quarterback.
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But U.C. Berkeley students aren't the only ones in need of assistance to afford food.
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The hurricane killed at least 50 people and left 76,000 in need of urgent support.
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The Democratic Party is desperately in need of Martin O'Malley, and it needs him now.
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And many gun rights advocates agree that these are disturbing and in need of fixing.
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The artist has cast Trump as a heartless Tin Man, desperately in need of oil.
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That's not exactly a group that is struggling and in need of more government benefits.
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If you're in need of a relaxing and seasonal ASMR-like videos, look no further!
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Santosuosso decided to try to match up other people in need of accompaniment with volunteers.
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He recounts patients in need of antibiotics and bedridden folks unable to leave their homes.
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It is true that some immigrants come to the U.S. in need of health care.
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The property was in need of renovation, and around 2005 major refurbishment was carried out.
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Still, this Renaissance man is, like any respectable Renaissance artist, in need of a patron.
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If you're in need of a refresher, then we've got you covered here and here.
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Yemen is near collapse, with 80 percent of the country in need of humanitarian aid.
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If you're short on cash but in need of a peace offering, look no further.
|
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On Saturday night, a call came about a family in need of help in Wilmington.
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Across Spain, there are people infected with the novel coronavirus in need of urgent care.
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But millions of people are stuck home and in need of something new to watch.
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Instead of creating jobs needed by "people who are really in need of help," i.e.
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The mission in Afghanistan has been long, deadly and badly in need of robust oversight.
|
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We learn that the child welfare system lacks resources, leaving many in need of help.
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And Fuller, a promising young cornerback, will join a secondary in need of a playmaker.
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This is a population that is very marginalized, and very much in need of intervention.
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By the time Mr. Mengoni acquired it, the house was in need of an upgrade.
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The role is in need of some serious rebranding; fatherhood rarely receives such sanctimonious sympathy.
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"They took all the stock because they are in need of them," the seller said.
|
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And candidates in need of character witnesses or podium backdrops routinely turn to their own.
|
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But this is not for those in need of creature comforts, our cousin warned us.
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The heads would be forming soon, and they were in need of a dryish spell.
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There were half a million children in foster care in need of an adoptive parent.
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Late plantings have left crops immature and in need of even more time to grow.
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While these laws helped to make advances, they are in need of 21st century updates.
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If I'm in need of protein, I might top the asparagus with a fried egg.
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These guys are three feet tall, and they're in need of rescuing from the government.
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Puerto Ricans said they continued to struggle and were in need of assistance to recover.
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Mitch McConnell, your past words are here for pickup and in need of some defense.
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The person most in need of calming is her; she is prone to obsessive fretting.
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After she lost her job, Angela Rivers found herself in need of some quick cash.
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I would recommend that anyone in need of connection seek friends beyond the generational divide.
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Buttigieg, Klobuchar and Warren were also in need of momentum, especially as Super Tuesday approaches.
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But the century-old house is also badly in need of a complete interior renovation.
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Yet survey data suggest that many individuals in need of such interventions never receive them.
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Many student loan borrowers say they're in need of a place for clear, objective information.
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Most of us know of U.S. citizens who are truly in need of public assistance.
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During this time, you might feel tired, and in need of a pick-me-up.
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For firms in need of technical assistance, energetically provide it through universities and state agencies.
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The current federal budget process is widely regarded as dysfunctional and in need of reform.
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The partnership comes at a time when Ring's public image is in need of rehab.
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Republicans are doubling down on the situation being a crisis in need of immediate attention.
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But for the businesses in need of a work force, such efforts are not enough.
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We've already exhausted our Netflix queue and we're in need of something new to watch.
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But over the past nine years, Mr. Dillard himself has been in need of assistance.
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When I got the detergent I was not in need of anything, but that changed.
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But beyond Trump, America is desperately in need of a larger political reckoning as well.
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The volunteer "Cajun Army," a grassroots group of volunteers who have helped with relief in previous floods, created a map of addresses of those still in need of rescue, listing 211 locations in need of emergency help and 288 successful rescues as of Monday morning.
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If there is an economic problem in need of radical new intellectual approaches, this is it.
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There's property damage here too, with 53 buildings in need of repairs, and 31 destroyed outright.
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Klotz agrees that these newer, lesser-known hubs are the ones most in need of investigation.
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But if you're in need of a nice, simple, refreshing face mask, Glossier's got you covered.
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This change can help thousands of patients each year in need of a liver transplant, too.
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"These people really are in need of help," says IRC deputy program director Abukar Mohamud Ga'al.
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But that would mean recognising that a much-vaunted economic model is in need of repair.
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Since scarecrows themselves are outdated methods of pest deterrence, he's probably in need of a job.
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For a movement in need of signature moments, the impact has the potential to be profound.
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His Republican National Convention speech painted a picture of a struggling nation in need of rescue.
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You don't have to be the outdoorsy type to find yourself in need of a flashlight.
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Most no-rinse masks leave our skin feeling greasy (and linens in need of a wash).
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You may not have noticed it, but your sunscreen is in need of a major makeover.
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The Russians are the most in need of all those waiting to see Trump's Three Horsemen.
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The 600-mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline will serve communities in need of good, middle-class careers.
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"It's something I'm accepting because I'm in need of money," he said of his Lyft gig.
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Others felt that areas of the property were showing age and were in need of upgrades.
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This last programme, the Social Security Administration's (SSA) disability insurance, is certainly in need of reform.
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With so many questions, we're in need of some expert advice to cut through the noise.
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In China many in need of care must either sell property or ask children for help.
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Following the shooting, an "officer in need of aid" call went out at 12:56 a.m.
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I write when I am in need of assurance for myself that I can stay hopeful.
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Casper is opening a storefront designed specifically for sleepy New Yorkers in need of a nap.
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"Before, we would service customers when their HVAC system was in need of repair," O'Farrell explained.
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Between geopolitical scandals, governmental incompetence, and global climate change, you're probably in need of some escape.
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The company recommends going veg if you find your telomeres are in need of a boost.
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So the next time your wardrobe is in need of an upgrade, just embrace the temptation.
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A group of caring high schoolers is helping a dog in need of life-saving surgery.
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Still, she said, Tesla's Model S, launched in 2012, could be in need of a refresh.
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The only other thing you'll really find yourself in need of is a small paring knife.
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If you're in need of some last-minute costume inspiration, try out the digital Costume Wizard.
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The founders of Dadi — pronounced daddy — think men are in need of a wake-up call.
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Read his full Medium post if you're in need of a creative kick in the ass.
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In the eyes of Wall Street, it's a struggling company in need of some serious changes.
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Barrymore shared a look at her product-covered vanity, which she says in need of organization.
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In Britain alone, some 4.9m tonnes of contaminated nuclear material are in need of safe disposal.
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UN officials have said hundreds of people are in need of medical evacuation from the city.
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Hosseini added that Samsung's brand and image are most in need of repair at this point.
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At least one woman, a 16-year-old, was pregnant and in need of urgent care.
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Create a budget or speak with a financial professional if you're in need of additional help.
|
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Believe it or not, having a dry mouth doesn't necessarily mean you're in need of water.
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His interest grew when his aunt gave him an old laptop in need of constant maintenance.
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Plus, why NASCAR is in need of new stars as Dale Earnhardt Jr. prepares for retirement.
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If you're in need of some inspiration, I've rounded up some ideas to get you started.
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"Most Americans are in need of a refresher prior to filing their taxes," the report concludes.
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Some images showed patients "in need of immediate care and private situations," according to the complaint.
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Crumbling buildings and run-down homes line streets that have long been in need of repair.
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Or it may be that Mr Xi has run out of rivals in need of crushing.
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In need of employment, they are taken in on a farm and work as common labourers.
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When donating money or time, find out which causes are especially in need of support. 993.
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So take these stand-in Valentine GIFs and share them with those in need of one.
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"You're in need of a ravishing," Irons' character, Alex, tells her early on in the film.
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If you're in need of convincing, we've rounded up some Insta inspiration for your perusing pleasure.
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If your nightly cycles look anything like that, you're in need of some life-changing entertainment.
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If you're newly natural, or just in need of a refresher, YouTube is where it's at.
|
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Over 22 million people are in need of treatment for their use of drugs and alcohol.
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On their website, there's a link you can click to refer people in need of employment.
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Jennifer Podkul is Vice President for Policy and Advocacy at Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).
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The virus is on WHO's list of epidemic threats in need of urgent research and development.
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"Scarce public resources must be provided to those most in need of affordable housing," it added.
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He said the government would import grain to feed 5.5 million people in need of food.
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Much of Dominica is in need of aid after Maria destroyed much of the small island.
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If you are not in need of immediate medical attention, please contact these Coast Guard hotlines:
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But the 1960s-vintage planes are old and badly in need of upgrading—and, eventually, replacement.
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Noah and his family are in need of prayers right now during this extremely hard time.
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I was your standard, off-the-shelf producer type in need of a little career help.
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The Puerto Rican National Guard was still searching for others in need of rescue, she said.
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She said on Twitter that crews inspecting bridges for damage found few in need of repair.
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Even so, the alliance will remain under strain and in need of regular tending and adjustment.
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So if you find yourself in need of a desktop, definitely order this all-in-one.
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But, after an encounter with an enigmatic woman, he finds himself in need of music's cure.
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Still, more than 19 million women in need of publicly funded contraception live in contraceptive deserts.
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But little else seemed capable of stirring the Yankees, a team urgently in need of it.
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At one point, in need of camouflage, she dyes the tresses blond but keeps the style.
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The place has a temporary feel — spacious by New York standards but in need of TLC.
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People in need of a refresher on the series can watch all five seasons on Netflix.
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You may have a child graduating from school or a relative in need of a vehicle.
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The major networks, desperately in need of one, clearly hope so as they ring in 2019.
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The government estimates 20,000 people are in need of assistance, with around 1683% of buildings destroyed.
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If you're in need of inverted colors on your Windows display, here's how to activate them.
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Some 75 percent of the country's population is in need of humanitarian assistance, the agencies said.
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Doctors were ready to absorb new patients — and Detroit residents were in need of health coverage.
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If you're in need of a gorgeous, fun and extended mix, this one should be perfect.
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The U.N. recently declared South Sudan's famine "man-made," putting 2503 million in need of aid.
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While Sweat isn't in need of outside investment, the team isn't ruling out the idea entirely.
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Desperately in need of resources, yes, but widely representative of the entire sex industry, absolutely not.
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When new teammates arrived in need of a host family, the Wagners eagerly opened their doors.
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The spa industry is in need of a technology makeover and Zenoti thinks it can help.
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The token kid who felt decidedly "uncool" and in need of something "extreme" in my diet.
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They are not minors in need of protection, they are professionals-in-training, ready to act.
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A lot of us are in need of comfort food TV that's familiar, distracting, easygoing fun.
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Jennifer Podkul is vice president for policy and advocacy at Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).
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Faced with panic buying of food and supplies, the discount grocer was in need of workers.
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Such a call is usually used when the military is in need of specific skill sets.
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After traveling for months, he was in need of some shoes—and had a specific request.
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And if you're in need of a new book, here's our latest roundup of crime novels.
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Native Hawaiians, meanwhile, were seen as good-natured but lazy, and in need of white paternalism.
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But after learning she has degenerative heart disease, she's in need of round-the-clock care.
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That said, the value of rodeos for sheriffs in need of votes and money is considerable.
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Cons: Some guests complained that the rooms were rather dated and in need of a refresh.
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RapidWard is encouraging any government or medical institution in need of supplies to get in touch.
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Ailes himself is in need of a next act now that he's been fired from Fox.
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A long-neglected brownstone in need of a ton of work, yes, but a house nonetheless.
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For the first time in memory, there weren't large numbers of Jews in need of resettlement.
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"It's in need of some love," said Patrick Tuttle, the director of the local tourism agency.
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It is not a disinterested belief that the bureau is corrupt and in need of reform.
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The sad reality, the organization says, there are more people in need of organs than donors.
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Ms. Maxwell played Kristine Linde, the heroine's best friend, toughened but in need of a favor.
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Finally, we must not neglect homeless populations desperately in need of hand-washing stations and toilets.
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And though she is in need of a hip replacement, Patricia McBride moved like the wind.
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Now, many of those who had provided help will surely be in need of their own.
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Our president is a different sort of character, in need of a different sort of script.
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Specifically, the group is seeking participants eager to rub noses with pigs in need of socialization.
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According to the sanctuary's website, pot belly/mini pigs are the most in need of placement.
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They are in need of a quick infusion of cash to survive the early primary states.
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Was he hungry, or bored, or in need of a break or a blood-sugar boost?
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Most of those whose benefits were cut off were clearly eligible and in need of assistance.
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The French tax is not just a unilateral move by one country in need of revenue.
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Mr. Hapgood said none of the sinks seemed in need of repair, but invited him inside.
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But patients in need of bone marrow, cord blood or stem cells face a different reality.
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Uncovered for the first time in about 500 years, the originals were in need of conservation.
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But that would mean recognising that a much-vaunted economic model is in need of repair. ■
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Greetings all: Is your baby or a baby you know in need of a Halloween costume?
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There is no other industry in need of so much innovation in delivery than health care.
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He once told a pharmacist he was a science teacher in need of syringes for experiments.
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Jennifer Podkul is Vice President for Policy and Advocacy at Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).
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They match companies in need of cash with investors, and signal how well companies are doing.
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The move comes at a time when the company's music strategy is in need of change.
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People in need of substance abuse treatment may respond to this policy by avoiding Medicaid altogether.
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One reform I have championed seeks to expand access for veterans in need of organ transplants.
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Older women who owned dogs in need of walking were especially at risk of associated injury.
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This is especially the case when the existing system is so clearly in need of reform.
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Hunter also said the National Flood Insurance Program is poorly run and in need of reform.
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My 22019 Year Transformation ⬇️ A year ago, I was desperately in need of a change.
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Tens of thousands more are thought to be in need of food, water and medical help.
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The pages are publishing the names, addresses and contact numbers of people in need of assistance.
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He wants to play, and his agent has been contacting teams in need of a quarterback.
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The people hit hardest by Mr. Trump's policies are the people in need of immediate refuge.
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Roads, bridges and subway systems are badly in need of repair, and commutes can be numbing.
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But the label was in need of a new direction when Mr. Krasnow took it over.
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It joins a $3.495 million seven-room apartment in need of work at 1133 Park Avenue.
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At 52, I felt a little prickly about it myself, but also in need of information.
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At 52, I felt a little prickly about it myself, but also in need of information.
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Those officers were responding to calls about a man attempting suicide and in need of help.
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Credit rating agencies have identified the automotive sector as an industry most in need of assistance.
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It was a classic metropolitan magnet, attracting anyone in need of a job or a raise.
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" He began his set with a cover of Stevie Wonder's "Love's in Need of Love Today.
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Cons: While the rooms appear nice, some negative online reviews cite they're in need of renovation.
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Before him stood a young mother traveling alone with her babies, visibly in need of refuge.
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The panel's top Republican, Representative Patrick McHenry, agreed the industry was in need of a makeover.
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A big idea in Minneapolis points the way for other cities desperately in need of housing.
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Forty-seven years on, Oman is again in need of a strong leader to mend its finances.
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Yet, the room felt no more in need of a guard than do my classes at Northwestern.
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That's why, when we're in need of some insight and inspiration, it's the first place we look.
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The rest went to moms in her community in need of breast milk to supplement their own.
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Weaver played their first customer in need of some supernatural toasting, while Potts was their loyal secretary.
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So either Houston is incredibly unlucky, or the the climate models are in need of serious revision.
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Instead, it was the idea that even the most fashionable industry could be in need of makeover.
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For those in need of a little comedic therapy, this news will come as a huge delight.
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Truly terrifying data visualizations from the report show how drastically rural areas are in need of doctors.
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Now that it's finally warm, many of us are in need of exactly this type of chill.
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It's typical space opera stuff, and ensures there's always some pressing issue in need of your attention.
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We do it when we're at a show, or when we're in need of downtime at home.
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Tight-packed houses, many in need of a coat of paint, open directly on to the pavement.
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But Tuesday, an unexpected encounter with a dangerous plant left Childress in need of critical medical care.
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Each case represents a mother, a child, and a family in need of continued treatment and support.
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Almost a quarter of Zimbabweans are currently in need of food assistance and 72% live in poverty.
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If you're in need of cash — fast — make sure a payday loan really is your last resort.
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Anyone who is in need of an arm or hand is encouraged to contact Siena e-NABLE.
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A common balancing system will secure Finland with a flexible mechanism when in need of extra power.
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Thanks to the Space Shuttle program, astronauts could service Hubble whenever it was in need of repairs.
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Jackson appeared as the episodic "hero" in need of a makeover in the Netflix reboot's premiere episode.
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Since his repeated efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare derailed, he's in need of a legislative victory.
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If you're in need of some ear candy, DJ Khaled dropped a new single just for you.
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The extra-large tabby recently ended up at the Jacksonville Humane Society in need of a home.
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Despite not facing a ton of competition, the Yukon XL still feels in need of an update.
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In need of new stalls themselves, ETBU paid up and imported Ole Miss's old room to Marshall.
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Is she in need of a change, or is she just going back to her natural hue?
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It also comes with Kaby Lake, a welcome improvement for anyone in need of a speed boost.
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After so many decades and so much global change, it's badly in need of repair and remodeling.
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Several developing countries popular with foreigners in need of a surrogate have started to turn them away.
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Twenty-eight percent of major U.S. roads are rated "poor" or in need of a complete rebuild.
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There is no citizen in Darfur that is under threat and in need of protection from UNAMID.
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South Korea is another example of a major Asian economy in need of a strong policy support.
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When we're in need of a complete closet overhaul, there are a few places we search first.
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It's also a field in need of diversity, highlighted in recent years in the wake of Gamergate.
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I've spent the whole summer desperately in need of new shoes, but not doing anything about it.
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"This little love is 3 weeks old and very much in need of a home," she wrote.
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More than half the country — 6.2 million people — are in need of emergency aid to avoid starvation.
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While China's economy may implode, the simple, plain vanilla explanation sees a yuan in need of realignment.
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LGBT youth in need of support can contact The Trevor Project's Trevor Lifeline at (866) 488-7386.
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So if you are in need of a WiFi boost, be sure to check out this deal.
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If you're in need of a laptop, there are plenty to choose from that are on sale.
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If you're in need of some coffee for the road, the KitchenAid Personal Coffee Maker is $63.99.
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Photos of the plane show the exterior in need of restoration and seats of the cockpit torn.
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For those in need of spiritual counseling ahead of election day, Pope Francis has got you covered.
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Aside from the NSFW content, the website is extremely user friendly (although in need of a redesign).
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Mixed in with new housing projects are homes badly in need of a paint and new roofs.
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"We need contracts, tenders and technology," he said, describing Iran as a "garden" in need of nourishment.
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Is Australia's liquor industry—and the global industry as a whole—in need of some major changes?
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Livestock producers affected by the severe weather were in need of hay, fencing materials, feedstuff and equipment.
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John Oliver explained on Last Week Tonight why the emergency dispatch is in need of some overhaul.
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Of course, there is no question that our tax code is in need of a major restructuring.
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But now the model is in need of help, after months of health complications from her condition.
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After conquering the world of live-streamed video games, Twitch is obviously in need of a snack.
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America's move is partly a sop to conservative factions within Vietnam's Communist Party in need of reassurance.
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They just look bulky, bunched-up, sagging, always in need of being tugged up or smoothed out.
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For those in need of substantial PC storage, spinning hard drives are still very much a reality.
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In the United States, that puts about 114,000 people in need of an organ donation at risk.
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Her family in Puerto Rico is in need of the supplies like most devastated by Hurricane Maria.
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The virus is on the WHO's list of epidemic threats in need of urgent research and development.
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Few would argue that higher education has long been an industry in need of some fresh thinking.
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But like many other small towns across the world, Marquette, Kansas, is in need of new residents.
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Travel hubs like Penn Station and LaGuardia Airport in New York are in need of serious improvements.
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Officials are directing those in need of shelter to Immokalee High School, which currently has 150 people.
|
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Google's C.E.O., Eric Schmidt, walked into the room in need of help, and asked where Frank was.
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Its upkeep was expensive, its infrastructure was in need of upgrades and its hometown was financially strapped.
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KT has ready access to both overseas and local capital markets when in need of external financing.
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Giving Special Section Dear Reader, You came to our hospital as a patient, in need of help.
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The report also noted that employers across the nation are in need of people with marketing skills.
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But a promotion that relies on star value may find itself in need of some new ones.
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If you're in need of Halloween plans, you might want to consider visiting a Disney theme park.
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In general, many do not identify themselves as having a problem in need of mental health treatment.
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Fourteen high schools received support earliest because they were seen as the most in need of improvement.
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If not, then there are too many workers in need of a job, and inflation remains low.
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CMS must reverse this dangerous policy immediately or risk hurting Medicare patients in need of critical care.
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In need of pitching depth, the Mets sent the struggling reliever Antonio Bastardo to Pittsburgh for Niese.
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"My parents are both ill and in need of a lot of medical attention," Perla Silva said.
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No. 15 Auburn crushes Missouri 51-14 No. 73 Auburn was in need of an offensive spark.
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More than half the country — 2635 million people — are in need of emergency aid to avoid starvation.
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Evidence-based programs were stopped in their tracks from scaling and reaching individuals in need of solutions.
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She's seen calling friends and people she barely knows, trolling for anyone in need of legal assistance.
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The foreign-returned grandsons here aren't swaggering wheeler-dealers in need of lessons about humility and home.
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And the films often framed them as societal menaces in need of vanquishing by a male hero.
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And 4.9 million people are in need of urgent food assistance, according to the World Food Programme.
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"There are 11 million children in need of humanitarian aid in this war-torn country," Fore said.
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His father was a German teacher, and often socialized with visiting Germans in need of translation services.
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More from Tonic: Interestingly, other scientists have proposed a different explanation, but it's in need of testing.
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There, the black body has been reduced to a series of problems in need of being fixed.
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But there are more refugees in need of homes than there are placement opportunities in new countries.
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He was never viewed as broken or in need of fixing like many disabled characters often are.
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They were initiated by people who saw the individuality of another human being in need of help.
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He pops up, usually right when Kate is upset or in need of a pick-me-up.
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But this campaign's demoralizing slog will still leave us in need of a program of national recovery.
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"They're not in need of selling," said Brett Gorvy, Christie's worldwide chairman for postwar and contemporary art.
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Those in need of help can often pinpoint the moment they slipped into poverty, homelessness or despair.
|
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Someone in need of reprieve asked Sorenson when she planned to wrap things up for the day.
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It found the gift system at the time to be "clearly broken" and in need of fixing.
|
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Thanks largely to him, the ethics system at the E.P.A. is broken and in need of repair.
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For starters, some of the zones are a stretch to qualify as neighborhoods in need of help.
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That became "Let's Give Him Enough and On Time," of a machine-gunner in need of ammunition.
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In talking with Conti, she made the case that 340B is in need of some fundamental reforms.
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Thailand's economy is weak, and in need of foreign investment, as a result of the junta's mismanagement.
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With Bushonomics completely discredited by 20143, however, the GOP was clearly in need of a brand refresh.
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If that's the case, it's not him individually but our civic culture that's in need of help.
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It said that based on what was known about the crashes, MCAS was in need of updating.
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On Maui, the fires left one woman burned and in need of an air evacuation to Oahu.
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We speak of "saving" the Earth as if it were a little bunny in need of help.
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It's your financial backstop and the first place to turn if you're in need of some money.
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The rooms are intended to free up space in hospitals for patients in need of critical care.
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By Friday evening, the list had started to grow again, with 140 people in need of help.
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The SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie quenches curls that are in need of some serious moisture.
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Businesses in need of cash would normally turn to their banks for help in moments like this.
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That portal blood delivers semi-processed foodstuffs in need of hepatic massaging, conversion, detoxification, storage, secretion, elimination.
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Ortiz urged those in need of treatment to visit the city of Columbus' opiate crisis information website.
|
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When Baker and Daoust first saw the place in 2016, it was in need of extensive rehabilitation.
|
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If ever a man in show business was in need of cancellation, it was surely Max Bialystock.
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As for Kaepernick, he remains without a job even though several teams are in need of quarterbacks.
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"Terra Firma," the play by Barbara Hammond about this country, likewise seems in need of more work.
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He described the current courses as aging and in need of repair, with irrigation and drainage problems.
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It's a twist worthy of a show as complicated as Elite — and one in need of explanation.
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Matt is a gold-medal-winning Olympic swimmer in disgrace, a bad boy in need of reforming.
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Litt is known to target companies he deems undervalued and in need of leadership or strategy changes.
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Although they had played only 2403 games, their patchy start had left them in need of introspection.
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In Yemen alone, an estimated 7.3 million people are in need of immediate food aid, WFP said.
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"The jobs are needed and Willacy County remains in need of improving the local economy," Guerra said.
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You can read these appeals until you become one of the lost items in need of finding.
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There is no question that our current immigration system is broken and in need of serious repair.
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Additionally, it grants membership to one "woman in need of a community" for every 10 memberships purchased.
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Meanwhile, people my age — I'm 29 — are more in need of a robust leftist platform than ever.
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At the same time, there is little doubt that the Venezuelan people are in need of help.
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"While these bridges may not be imminently unsafe, they are in need of attention," the group said.
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Congress, in need of revenue to help offset new spending, is raiding the Federal Reserve's piggy bank.
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"You can see the décor is in need of refurbishing," Mr. Gibson, the Scottish bakery manager, said.
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It's badly in need of study, and now it's getting some in this labor-of-love exhibition.
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Three-quarters of the country's population is in need of humanitarian assistance, according to the United Nations.
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Disclosures by investment industry Two additional areas in need of attention are fees (or costs) and risks.
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The U.S. economy is in need of workers of all skill-levels, not just the highly skilled.
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The other side likes "undocumented worker" because that suggests a bureaucratic problem in need of a fix.
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But it is not just people living with a criminal record who are in need of help.
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To his critics, especially in Bolivia, the idea smelled like a Viking in need of a shower.
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This can also help those in need of a stopgap before a higher-paying job comes along.
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And although I do not think it is especially corrupt, something is surely in need of fixing.
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With the B.Q.E. in need of major repairs, the city is considering proposals to save the promenade.
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Many of them are seniors living in poverty and in need of long-term care and housing.
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A world in need of good news is watching to see just how born again we are.
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Both create bitterness and acrimony in a nation desperately in need of grace and a healing touch.
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Her mother (Mary Kay Place) has suffered a minor stroke and is in need of medical care.
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But since they are Buddhists, the names and nature of their ceremonies are in need of exegesis.
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When was the last time you actually found yourself in need of a ratchet set, for example?
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Donors, who saw Ms. Champ as a person in need of respect and care, gave their money.
|
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With Bushonomics completely discredited by 2009, however, the GOP was clearly in need of a brand refresh.
|
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It duly did, leaving the unfortunate victim bleeding profusely from the face and in need of hospital treatment.
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Some of the gators that Disney tagged as dangerous and in need of trapping were under 5 feet.
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Democrats are convinced that there is circumstantial evidence of wrongdoing in need of deeper investigation -- including with Stone.
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There is poverty, health care systems still in need of resources, and HIV in the population, said Tonsing.
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Instead of plotting takedowns, focus on transforming an area of life that's in need of an extreme makeover.
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Evacuees were in need of mattresses and bedding, basic foodstuffs, diapers for babies and hygiene products, officials said.
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"People were in need of surgeries but there are no rooms to operate in," Al-Aref told CNN.
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Now that we're approaching the home stretch, you might be feeling drained and in need of an escape.
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Two fishing boats carrying 20 people in need of travel left the territory&aposs small harbor on Tuesday.
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Still in need of a solid feminist education, Jamie blames the dress; Claire, for whatever reason, lets him.
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Sure enough, a deputy at the Denver Sheriff Department was in need of a new K-9 partner.
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With Riordon in need of help, Mackey gave up her mask and tried to pull in her seatmate.
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More than 100 people have lost their lives, and so many more are in need of substantial help.
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Either way, the new data suggests the revolving door may be large and in need of a stopper.
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If you're in need of an end-of-year pick-me-up, consider this 'gram-worthy treat it.
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Facebook has ad and video tech, is not in need of media and has great communications products. Tumblr?
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They began to fill industrial work roles previously held by men, so they were in need of trousers.
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Whether you're in need of a new blender or a wine cooler, eBay can help get you started.
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If you're in need of a little motivation to start dusting off your yoga mat, look no further.
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Producers are currently looking for a fresh Fab Five to aid souls in need of a total makeover.
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Refugees were added to Facebook's guidelines as falling under a group of people particularly in need of protections.
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" Martin said the agency should "focus on the species most in need of being saved from going extinct.
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If you are, for some reason, ever in need of an extra shoe, Dave Grohl has your back.
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By the way, frozen meatballs are a good value if you're ever in need of a quick meal.
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Beth Stern is a proud new foster mom to a furry little baby in need of some TLC.
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Electricity has been knocked out completely, with residents in need of electricity having to rely on backup generators.
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But children's advocates say the bill needs to take other approaches to identifying children in need of help.
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If you find yourself in need of one, Amazon has one from SanDisk at it's lowest price yet.
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Some companies also have ventured into messages targeted at employees believed to be in need of financial guidance.
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There are a number of great opportunities to save if you are in need of a new microwave.
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Thirteen years later, it's not just the West Coast, but the whole continental US in need of protection.
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Urban Outfitters is a no-brainer for when we're in need of on-point and affordable fashion finds.
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For those in need of an escape from endless takeaways and microwave dinners, we recommend checking out Gousto.
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It represents the best attempt to measure gains in prosperity among the people most in need of them.
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When you're in need of a ride to the hospital do you call 911 or order an Uber?
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Young leaders, in particular, can be bumptious, and in need of training in how to avoid annoying China.
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It wasn't just that two people in need of something or someone to revive them found each other.
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So, if you're in need of a que sera sera palate cleanse before 2019 hits, look no further.
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Donors' details are kept private unless they choose to disclose it to the person in need of blood.
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As long as there has been commercial air travel, there have been people in need of a drink.
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It chronicles Jane and Michael's life as adults, with Michael's children in need of some Mary Poppins magic.
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With options quickly narrowing down, only four teams in need of a new quarterback remain possibilities for Cutler.
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The more expensive 133K variant would fare even worse owing to the additional pixels in need of power.
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That means financing working-class customers in need of cheap motorcycles and cars up to two decades old.
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Regardless of the situation, we shouldn't settle for something meh just because we're in need of something new.
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At this point in a bitterly acrimonious election cycle, people might be in need of some light relief.
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Electricity has been knocked out completely, with residents in need of electricity having to rely on backup generators.
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Finally, there is a picket fence in need of repair extending inward from the panel's lower left side.
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I realized there were going to be tailwinds, and that real estate was in need of being transformed.
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Note: LGBTQ youth in need of support can contact the Trevor Project's Trevor Lifeline at (88603) 488-7386.
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Fans of Real Housewives in need of a summer beach read, rejoice — Jessica Knoll has got you covered.
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This is only possible if my husband's got the baby occupied and not in need of a breast.
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But most Twitter users aren't power brokers in need of critique, and living in public has its costs.
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But Samsung, in turn, is in need of new buyers to profit from the expensive manufacturing, they said.
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Their density is too heavy for TSA's scanners, and in need of a more thorough search for contraband.
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If you're in need of some inspiration, check out how the internet showed up for World Kindness Day.
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"We have the basics," Michael Jaegers said, but they are in need of things like formula and diapers.
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When the winds stopped, we returned to our house, undamaged save for a fence in need of repair.
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They added that Aguilar-Cruz was believed to be endangered and is "in need of assistance," WJLA reported.
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But it's not just New Yorkers who find themselves in need of a quiet vibe now and then.
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It's good news for people in need of a ride, but the reaction may be less positive elsewhere.
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Read More If any of Amazon's Echo devices were in need of a design refresh this was it.
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Sheriff Charlie Dougherty told local media the jail has been overcrowded for years and in need of repairs.
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But as she started thinking about its follow-up, she realized she was in need of a shakeup.
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But if you're in need of some eyebleach after a rough day, here's some wholesome content for you.
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The port of Gibraltar is a frequent stop for US submarines in need of a little maintenance work.
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North Dakota has some of the country's most structurally deficient bridges, with nearly 11% in need of repair.
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There are clearly people out there in need of some actual instructions on deep frying a whole turkey.
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If it's somehow not powerful enough for your work, then you're obviously in need of a real desktop.
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Kelly is bringing decisive discipline to a WH sorely in need of that kind of law and order.
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Just when the Venezuelan autocrat Nicolas Maduro was in need of help, Goldman Sachs came to the rescue.
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Thanking her best friend, Francia Raisa, for donating her kidney when Gomez was in need of a transplant:
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As the election comes in much tighter than anticipated, many people feel in need of a good scream.
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There's a case for saying that some or all of these were in need of analysis and revision.
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For those in need of some skin plumping, you'd without a doubt fall in love with this oil.
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If you're in need of a quick protein-packed snack, look no further than the humble grilled cheese.
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In a new paper, he argues that the field of nutritional epidemiology is in need of radical reform.
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Some of the most basic categories in the dinosaur family tree may be in need of a rewrite.
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Motherboard is spending the day sharing "comfort content" with readers in need of a break from election tension.
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Those in need of shelter can take refuge in the Bell County Expo Center in Belton, officials said.
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I suspect plenty of people will storm out of the theater equally enraged (and in need of whiskey).
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It hasn't been a... A Deadpool sequel is in the works, but it's in need of a director.
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Revenge is a narcotic, and Trump of all people will be in need of a regular, ongoing fix.
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Next time you're in need of some running motivation let Hoffman and her relentless sprinting spirit inspire you.
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Some of the sport's biggest names, most notably Raisman, have said USA Gymnastics is in need of reform.
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Policies in need of major reform include those centered on the labor market — labor certification and worksite enforcement.
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He didn't know much about Native American tribes, but he knew they were often in need of money.
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Lebanon's electricity grid is subject to daily blackouts despite high energy prices and in need of urgent overhaul.
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During feline breeding season, shelters, including the ASPCA, fill up with kittens in need of help and homes.
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Devesh Garg thinks the networking market is sorely in need of its own version of Windows or Android.
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Despite his series of legislative accomplishments, the VA is still in need of substantial improvements in many areas.
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At the time, Brazil, in need of low-wage workers, had welcomed many of them with humanitarian visas.
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Here are five signs this industry is desperately in need of reform: Copay costs more than the drug?
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If you're in need of funding for college, first look at any scholarships, grants, and family support available.
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Today, America, while in the midst of political chaos and social unrest, is still in need of change.
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