No need for reachability, no need for adjusting your hands.
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No need for a jury, hardly any need for a judge.
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And no need for a home button means no need for bezels!
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These songs suggest that the need for exactitude parallels the need for affectlessness.
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But I am trying not to erase the need for identity, the need for specificity.
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But this Rubio incident highlights a particular need for the Republicans: The need for speed.
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Essentially, the argument goes, given the stakes, the need for sensitive information outweighs the need for secrecy.
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Essentially, the argument goes, the need for sensitive information outweighs the need for secrecy, given the stakes.
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He said there is a need for graphic designers who create a platform's look, a need for security specialists who ensure data is protected, a need for app developers for mobile sites and a need for data scientists who mine the platform's data to parse clients whims and wishes.
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Australian CEOs balancing the need for cost management against the need for growth are on a precarious path.
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Noren decided to balance the need for momentum going into the British Open with the need for recuperation.
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First smartphones had eliminated the need for a wallet; now Smile to Pay eliminated the need for a phone.
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If the privilege is asserted, a court will balance the need for secrecy against the need for the information.
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Because of its locality, there is no need for stock, no need for shipping and, perhaps most importantly, no waste.
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"The need for continued secrecy is minimal and thus easily outweighed by HJC's compelling need for the material," Howell wrote.
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That all changed in the 1990s, when the need for better TV trumped the need for an outdated athletic code.
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So, Brennan has no need for a clearance, and the government has no need for Brennan to hold a clearance.
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But the actual job of a legislative committee is to investigate the need for legislation, not the need for law enforcement.
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Another factor prompting the need for a fiduciary rule is the growing complexity of pensions and the increased need for customization.
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"The need for continued secrecy is minimal and thus easily outweighed" by the committee's "compelling need for the material," Howell wrote.
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This translates to reducing the need for stitches by approximately 10 percent and the need for episiotomy by approximately 15 percent.
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However, the studio previously produced two games in the Need for Speed series — 2010's Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit and 2012's Need for Speed: Most Wanted, which are some of the more popular installments in the franchise.
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We wanted to find exactly the chickpeas you need for hummus, exactly the chickpeas you need for falafel—they're not the same.
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The answers should be given by design, without any need for words or symbols, certainly without any need for trial and error.
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In the coming months, Congress will continue the important work of balancing the need for new cures with the need for affordable medicines.
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They emphasized the need for creative technologies like the Water Box, and the need for corporations to change their approach towards the problems.
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Obama was speaking broadly about the need for new blood in politics, not specifically the need for new blood in the Democratic Party.
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In part because it's a need for the pharma companies, but it's also a real need for customers, customers who have a disease.
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And talking about the need for a living wage, whether you agree or not, is still talking about the need for a living wage.
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"There is a need for labor and social rights in the informal economy, and a need for collective bargaining and workers' organizations," she added.
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Some of the Nxivm curriculum included teachings about the need for men to have multiple sexual partners and the need for women to be monogamous.
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Relative to the need for clean electricity or clean vehicles, the need for building decarbonization is woefully overlooked by advocacy organizations, policymakers, and mainstream customers.
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I physically and mentally harmed my body over and over, never trusting its need for nutrition or my brain's need for balance and self-compassion.
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They did not want a grand coalition, so they need to think about what we need for our future, not what we need for today.
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That's true to some extent (though in practice, it often really is not easy to perfectly balance the need for safety with the need for openness).
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"Our stuff was all about nuclear weapons, the need for disarmament, the need for the US to participate in the new UN treaty" on nuclear weapons.
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And how do we balance the need for visibility as a means of social change with the need for fellowship within the community that accepts us?
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"The reality is the societal need for this technology and economic need for this technology is in cities, it's not so much in suburbs," Levinson said.
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"We have a need for peace and stability, and you should like us for that because you have a need for peace and stability," Carafano said.
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Then the need for any event whatever disappeared and, with it, the need for expending great amounts of work, time and energy to bring it about.
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The electric rideable phenomenon is very new but growing rapidly, so the need for research on electric rideables is as urgent as the need for action.
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The President underscored the need for China to take concrete steps to level the playing field for American workers, stressing repeatedly the need for reciprocal market access.
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Without the need for Monthly Credits for full access to titles available on Scribd, there's no longer a need for a separate Scribd Selects or unlimited catalog!
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" Investigators contend "some of the Nxivm curriculum included teachings about the need for men to have multiple sexual partners and the need for women to be monogamous.
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This implies a need for, at the very least, an optional federal charter in insurance and a need for some federal entity to oversee federally regulated insurers.
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The need for remediation is a chronic problem at community colleges around the country as students graduate from high school without the skills they need for college.
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Without the need for a trusted third party, there is less supervision of transactions, and with that comes a need for algorithmic detection of suspicious or fraudulent transactions.
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After rightly discussing the need for sustained 85033-4 percent annual economic growth in the United States, he went on to outline the need for fundamental tax reform.
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There may or may not be a need for a new centrist politics but there is certainly no need for Blair to make himself the face of it.
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He reiterated the need for more money at a recent NASA townhall, as well as the need for the Lunar Gateway, though perhaps in a stripped-down version.
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The need for integration In 2016, WHO acknowledged the need for ageism to be globally addressed and highlighted that ageism is most likely more widespread than sexism and racism.
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But at the time they just didn't have a need for capitalThen they did have a need for capital, in terms of trying to pay down their debt.
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But among the many problems in professional education, the need for more diversity, the challenges facing the Civil Service, and the need for specialists, lateral entry is not one.
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As Democrats pressed for the need for a swift response, some Republican lawmakers instead stressed the need for effective solutions that balance the economic activity driven by polluting industries. Rep.
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There was a need for us to start connecting in person and a need for us to start building a community, because [African Americans] are still so largely religiously identified.
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"We think increased confidence in the need for further hikes will accompany a perceived need for more than three hikes among a growing portion of the committee," he wrote Wednesday.
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"It talks about the need for a sense of urgency, the need to change tax loopholes, the need for family tax relief, and it's got to happen now," the official said.
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"This need for that dopamine, that need for instant gratification, I think it raises enormous questions — disqualifying questions — about both of them as potential leaders or actual leaders," Mr. Bruni says.
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"Public agencies, especially land-owning agencies, are something of an oxymoron: they do not always consider the public need for sustainable and responsible development versus the need for monetisation," he said.
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There's also no need for metallic pins to be in contact with the PCB, which means that it's easier for the switches to be hot-swapped without the need for soldering.
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Glassdoor noted that not only is there a need for people to help patients diagnosed with coronavirus, there's also a need for people to look at data related to the disease.
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Ghost Games took over Need for Speed in 2013 with the release of Need for Speed: Rivals, which was received well, but the next two games were met with mixed reviews.
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"Community college structures were built around the need for remediation, a very large need for remediation," Dr. Rabinowitz said, citing such institutional basics as course schedules, departmental structures and faculty hiring.
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"I spoke to the crown prince to highlight our concerns and the need for better answers on the killing of Khashoggi and the need for cease fire in Yemen," Trudeau said.
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Maverick's back ... and the need for speed is real.
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" Noah emphasized the need for "a moment to breathe.
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" Duke echoed Long's thoughts on the need for "resilience.
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No need for any other makeup remover — at. all.
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"No one has suggested he requires a security clearance, there has been no need for a security clearance, and we do not anticipate a need for a security clearance," the spokesman said.
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What's more, his need for cigarettes wasn't, in fact, as great as his need for food, and providing people something they need is a greater service than giving them something they don't.
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Trump and Putin discussed need for a new ambassador CNN previously reported that Trump and Putin discussed the need for a new US ambassador in Russia during a phone call last week.
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"We strive to balance the need for capital appreciation in the working years with the need for capital preservation and retirement income after the target retirement date," Fidelity spokesman Adam Banker said.
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The drawbacks include the need for carmakers to redesign the intake ports and many other components of their turbocharged engines, and the need for consumers to periodically refill a tank with distilled water.
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But this fixation on tiny policy details could overlook the two biggest issues facing Democrats: the need for a big, organizing message, and the need for a strategy to actually implement their policies.
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The second section of the book, for example, addresses the need for enormous societal change, including a shift to lifetime learning, a need for a new social contract and new definitions of work.
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The incarcerated grapevine — and the need for books — is strong.
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The need for more preventive measures has therefore become pressing.
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Over time, the need for such a subsidy would diminish.
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She understood the growing need for people who could program.
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He didn't see a need for it to bother him.
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So there would be no need for state sanctioned rape.
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The need for additional precautions can be frustrating and humiliating.
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Pope appeals to their collective stasis and need for cash.
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"There's a need for it in the market," Hernandez said.
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It's not that our need for black superheroes has shifted.
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With the Lytro, the need for green screen goes away.
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It also trivializes women's need for autonomy, especially black women's.
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It's the need for knowledge because the unknown is scary.
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Less OPEC and Russian production equals less need for tankers.
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Never has the need for good journalism been more evident.
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William has had a need for speed in recent week.
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So what's that say about the need for a brain?
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But it ended up there was no need for concern.
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He's exactly what I need for being my point guard.
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The new sensors have no need for wires or batteries.
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He said that there is a huge need for donors.
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Software increases automation, which removes the need for a worker.
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But as time passes, the need for redactions will subside.
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But isn't 53G going to negate the need for wifi?
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He didn't have agency; his blind need for revenge did.
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There is no need for new hints or premature announcements.
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But there's a lot of need for improvement, Bascom said.
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But predicting the need for a specialty drug is impossible.
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All you need for Morty is that infamous yellow shirt.
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It feels the need for American protection more than ever.
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"There is no need for any stimulus measures," he said.
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We said nothing, but there was no need for words.
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Donald Trump also has talked about the need for infrastructure.
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There's an acute need for services like Creditas in Brazil.
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The main imperative was the government's urgent need for money.
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"I saw the need for committed, devoted teachers," she said.
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The second one concerns the "need" for a Palestinian state.
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Friedman wrote mainly about consumers' need for money, not banks'.
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" "I certainly do think there is a need for it.
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And somebody thought there was a big need for that.
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There would be no need for branches or credit analysts.
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We have no need for primary capital where we are.
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Paraître (to appear) had no need for its silent circumflex.
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These two steps alone eliminate the need for using stock.
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"Well, it's a need for some of them," adds Ternus.
|
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That need for connection is so strong in this story.
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When the economy stutters, they have less need for help.
|
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If anything, the results stress the need for increased conservation.
|
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But northern hawks see little need for such a function.
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Don't be afraid to question the need for such data.
|
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Hence the need for "kinetic solutions", to shoot drones down.
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TELL US WHY THE NEED FOR A CONFERENCE LIKE THIS.
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"There's no need for censorship any more," despairs a columnist.
|
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But soon there may be less need for such acrobatics.
|
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Hence the lack of need for fertiliser or crop rotation.
|
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Everything you need for mounting comes included in the box.
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No need for GPS, wireless beacons or anything like that.
|
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The need for additional standards will become clear over time.
|
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"We don't see a need for it anymore," Sullivan says.
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But now we do not see a need for it.
|
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So the need for not correlated hedge funds is definite.
|
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If granted, it would remove the need for the easement.
|
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Yet, the need for humanitarian aid has never been greater.
|
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"There is no need for an electricity generator," Azzam says.
|
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There's an urgent need for more research in this field.
|
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Thankfully, it appears Google understands the need for bovine privacy.
|
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And there is no need for some backroom delegate strategy.
|
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There is simply no need for such frustration and worry.
|
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Those who oppose granting anonymity cite the need for transparency.
|
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There's no need for hardware because the hardware's already there.
|
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All of this shows the need for effective trade policies.
|
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What sorts of infrastructure would you need for autonomous vehicles?
|
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"We recognized there was a need for specially engineered buildings."
|
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But some major shareholders see no need for a deal.
|
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But there's absolutely no need for them to be there.
|
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In reality television, the need for conflict is more intense.
|
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North Korea's perceived need for nuclear weapons will never change.
|
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That signals the need for better and more diverse options.
|
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"There's an urgent need for a new vaccine," he says.
|
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We don't have a need for that capital right now.
|
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It might not be an imminent need for a company.
|
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The medical device industry also sees a need for caution.
|
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A reduced need for parking may be the most significant.
|
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"Today's report highlights the need for continued improvement," Carreno said.
|
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The need for specialized services does not justify harmful employment.
|
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Turns out that's all you need for great TV drama.
|
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Sometimes the need for some nugs becomes a dire emergency.
|
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Which random drop did I need for that exotic quest?
|
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These speakers produce great sound without the need for wires.
|
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Of course, the need for seasteads could not be greater.
|
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"There was less need for all that melanin," Heiting said.
|
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Indian telecom operators are finally feeling the need for speed.
|
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House Republicans frequently speak about the need for economic growth.
|
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The study underscores the need for local measurements, says Wennberg.
|
|
But the need for another runway is now particularly acute.
|
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"I don't see the need for public hearings," Burr said.
|
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The need for independent immigration courts has never been clearer.
|
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The need for that power is obvious anywhere you go.
|
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Every air force and navy feels the need for speed.
|
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Clinton's speech signaled a need for Mr. Trump to adjust.
|
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The second lesson is the need for realism and planning.
|
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But there's no empowerment in the obsessive need for revenge.
|
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She stresses a need for government to help small business.
|
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Tougher still is the need for a change of mindset.
|
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Of the need for "my only option," a liver transplant.
|
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These findings demonstrate the need for action on both sides.
|
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But I didn't, because I had no need for it.
|
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Collins also downplayed the need for legislation to protect Mueller.
|
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"It highlights the need for some collective work," he said.
|
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But need for pet sheltering options exceeds demand, she said.
|
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"We see no further need" for special hirings, he said.
|
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Or he is simply satisfying his boundless need for attention.
|
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This Cartman kit provides the basics you'll need for cheap.
|
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"The big drum's all you need for bass," you said.
|
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It reflects the need for constant management of the Russians.
|
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Return. Israel's prioritizing of immigration, and its need for demographic
|
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This responsibility comes along with a significant need for training.
|
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Denis sees no need for a monster with dripping jaws.
|
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But he also recognized the need for some course correction.
|
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Ultimately, the need for untainted advice has never been greater.
|
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Perhaps there's simply no need for an app home screen.
|
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There's an indisputable need for investment in America's aging infrastructure.
|
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A door represents the individual need for privacy, Naipospos said.
|
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Using Twitter has also reduced the need for some jobs.
|
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Unfortunately, the need for these programs is going to intensify.
|
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One episode involved Roseanne discussing the need for knee surgery.
|
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Seth Moulton's mind about the need for new party leadership.
|
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Russia had learned the need for vigilance the hard way.
|
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There was a need for a law — for this law.
|
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But the need for these treatments far outstrips available supply.
|
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This episode asks what Jimmy and Kim need for contentment.
|
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With new leadership comes a need for continuity as well.
|
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Wilkins did not mention the need for further rate hikes.
|
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At Claire's urging, Blythe reveals Frank's need for a transplant.
|
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What do they need for a night on the town?
|
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No questions asked, and no real need for deep analysis.
|
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This would obviate the need for a voluntary remand. Sens.
|
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Chan also sees the need for more discussions around ethics.
|
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There's no need for binoculars to identify your feathered visitors!
|
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Or the need for paid leave in the United States.
|
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It also eliminates the need for a driver at all.
|
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Trump emphasized the need for digital safety after the meeting.
|
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The need for revenue has not troubled them for decades.
|
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Instead the experience completely eliminated the need for them entirely.
|
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The need for such a law grows more urgent daily.
|
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No need for a separate cable or an external monitor.
|
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It had no need for travel nurses a decade ago.
|
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Everything you need for your celebration, from appetizers to desserts.
|
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Did doctors underestimate how great the need for abortion was?
|
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This president is driven by an insatiable need for adulation.
|
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Rarely does someone put in writing the need for bribes.
|
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There would be no need for a Medicare Advantage program.
|
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Manafort ultimately pleaded guilty, obviating the need for a trial.
|
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What skills or interests would you need for this job?
|
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Additionally, there is no need for a pricey cemetery plot.
|
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There was no need for concern in Morgan's salon, however.
|
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Browsing What you need for a killer wardrobe this spring.
|
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"It generates a lot of new need for new negotiations."
|
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"I have no need for an equity stake," Calhoun said.
|
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It's everything you need for a good winter night in.
|
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There's no question the need for effective treatments is urgent.
|
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We all vary in our need for intimacy, closeness, connection.
|
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There was a need for somebody to do cultural events.
|
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The new ruling repeatedly refers to their need for protection.
|
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And I understand their need for such comfort and security.
|
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Chefs know how much staff they need for every shift.
|
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But there's no need for pet owners to panic yet.
|
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The need for more scientific analysis couldn't be more urgent.
|
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Are there any subscriptions you don't need for right now?
|
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In person, I could control my need for endless conversation.
|
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Some may take issue with the need for ancillary information.
|
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Finally, students need to acknowledge the need for an inverter.
|
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However, that need for "education has declined rapidly" Paknad said.
|
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No need for banter — just grab your coffee and go.
|
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There is a need for both open and closed sessions.
|
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That would have preserved our mutual need for info. integrity.
|
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There's no need for assault weapons in a civil society.
|
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The need for those investments is more urgent than ever.
|
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Some experts say there is no need for a registry.
|
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But this need for accountability must be balanced by independence.
|
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Despite our pressing need for funds, we declined the offer.
|
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It was there that he realized the need for change.
|
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The need for apprenticeships is stronger now than ever before.
|
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Mr. Greitens's resignation ends the need for an impeachment process.
|
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"Personally, I don't see any need for it," she continued.
|
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And the need for such an office dates back decades.
|
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"Clearly there was a need for flowers," Mr. Balyali quipped.
|
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But then I realized there was no need for modesty.
|
|
His endless need for attention is disturbing and downright intrusive.
|
|
But there's less and less of a need for it.
|
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Kriekle also said there's a need for better financial education.
|
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But changes that reduce the need for compromise are worrisome.
|
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They had not counted on the need for extensive landscaping.
|
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Scientists say there's an urgent need for more ambitious research.
|
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He said there was no longer any need for gods.
|
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The need for infrastructure funding is echoed across the country.
|
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So there was really no need for me to leave.
|
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"The data demonstrates the need for urgent action," he said.
|
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The trends demonstrate the need for additional clean energy solutions.
|
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He said there was no need for a special prosecutor.
|
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Yet this does not obviate the need for better practices.
|
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No need for jane or donatella to worry about it.
|
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They make us spend money we need for other things.
|
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Regardless of preference, belonging is a human need for everyone.
|
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"We just need for the dust to settle," he said.
|
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BENIOFF: THERE ARE THREE THINGS YOU NEED FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH.
|
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So, they maintain the need for physical locations, for now.
|
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On March 8, the need for bouquets quickly adds up.
|
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If you're unfamiliar with direct listings, no need for concern.
|
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In the future, the need for investment advice will increase.
|
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Nevertheless, many analysts question the need for a rate hike.
|
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Hence, the need for clear rules to prevent unintended consequences.
|
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So it's worth unpacking what's behind this need for speed.
|
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But she stressed the need for other means as well.
|
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But the need for a frank conversation is abundantly clear.
|
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Nest Cam Outdoor comes with everything you need for installation.
|
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"I think people understand the need for it," he said.
|
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No need for crusts when you slice sweet potatoes thin.
|
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The need for lessons on consent is a national issue.
|
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This is happening without the need for new government mandates.
|
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There's an urgent need for public information and awareness campaigns.
|
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There's a need for a serious discussion about our climate.
|
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But you are overly focused on Workhorse's need for capital.
|
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A serious need for devotion lay beneath the sodden bombast.
|
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No knock-off = no damage = no need for a repair.
|
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Hence the need for content that could set it apart.
|
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Hence, no need for a debut on the public market.
|
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Some question the need for a euro budget at all.
|
|
U.S. Treasury hits its limit on borrowing, but takes steps to postpone any need for action by Congress, eliminating any need for a debt limit increase in an end-of-year catch-all bill.
|
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That's led to a conflict between the need for the bright, vivid colors that most of us prefer our smartphones, and the need for colors that actually represent what's out in the real world.
|
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He said that young women tend to have more health screenings than men, largely because of the need for gynecologic and obstetric care, and this tumor speaks to the need for regular medical care.
|
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"If anything, last week's incident shows that there's a need for more training and there's a need for it soon," said a government source in Italy, one of the countries participating in the training.
|
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While the particulars of social decorum have changed somewhat since Washington was a boy — we don't have as much need for flicking lice off our loved ones — the need for etiquette lessons has not.
|
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Trump's tweet followed an interview with Sean Hannity, during which the president downplayed the need for more ventilators, even as many public health experts and governors have expressed an urgent need for them. Gov.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a 1974 case involving a judicial subpoena to then-President Richard Nixon that a president's need for confidentiality must be balanced against Congress's need for testimony or documents.
|
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"Blockchain has eliminated the need for trusted parties to verify the integrity of data just as in the cryptocurrency example it eliminated the need for a centralized authority to act as a bank," Johnson explains.
|
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It's lovely to think that someone might turn up and say an unexpected thing, things that will make your day, and for me the need for that will always be like the need for water.
|
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Overall, the researchers emphasized the need for support for those experiencing vaginal bleeding in low and middle-income countries as well as the need for adequate access to resources and supplies to help them manage.
|
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"There is a need for regulation, there is need for very strong commitments and obligations for that project and for the time being the necessary requirements are not fulfilled by the project Libra," he added.
|
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"It's a mistake to subordinate the need for risk-sharing below the need for risk-reduction," he said, adding that the "time is ripe for a sharing of risks" to strengthen the bloc's banking system.
|
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He also questioned the need for the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Department of Education and said as recently as last year he does not see a need for a minimum wage.
|
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In that case, the Court held that a general claim of privilege not grounded in any particular need for secrecy would give way when balanced against the need for the information for a criminal trial.
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When talking about criminal justice, she was the only candidate to strongly emphasize that communities of color's need for fairness extends to a need for law enforcement to arrest the criminals who prey on them.
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The second is from the Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis (JCAP), at Caltech, which has developed a version of photoelectrolysis, which eliminates the need for a separate solar cell by eliminating the need for electricity.
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Regardless of one's politics, there's a need for balance on SCOTUS.
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There was another, more crucial need for all this extra space.
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It's the right action we need for manufacturers and our country.
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The perfect red lipstick you need for that upcoming holiday party?
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Your need for independence and nonconformity will result in big shifts.
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In Mr Johnson's world there is seldom any need for compromise.
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He didn't have any need for sort of pictures and colors.
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"There is no need for a rights issue," Staley told reporters.
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Among them is the need for speed in releasing new products.
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Former Renault boss Carlos Ghosn understood the need for scale, too.
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For his part, Musk has recognized the need for a change.
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Or are we simply further entrenching our need for our job?
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This approach has yielding nothing, highlighting the need for alternative strategies.
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And Google has a growing need for more effective mobile ads.
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But analysts aren't convinced by the need for smartwatches just yet.
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Our need for instant gratification is even true with beauty treatments.
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That ambiguity highlights the need for more research, according to Hasin.
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And I think that there is a need for some perspective.
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I was confident that there was a need for this information.
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This sex oasis has everything you'd ever possibly need for BDSM.
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For NASA, the need for this kind of tech is obvious.
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And so therefore, their desperate need for dollars is ever increasing.
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Controversially, Stefansson hopes that the need for anonymity will soon change.
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There are certain characteristics, and the need for fragrances is different.
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Presumably. But that may be where the need for awareness stops.
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And as shortages have deepened, so have people's need for jest.
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They also discussed the need for a "negotiated solution" in Syria.
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The average person in China has no immediate need for Facebook.
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Signing up and canceling were easy, with no need for installation.
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That is where the need for a loyal opposition comes in.
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Of the two, Jonathan fills the biggest need for El Tri.
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TechCrunch: What is the need for organizations like Tech:NYC and Engine?
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Ikea's here to slake that need for owners of Sonos speakers.
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A need for new buzz on the part of the brands?
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Are there other financial factors that increase the need for aid?
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The need for more pumped storage hydropower couldn't be more glaring.
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Julián Castro's climate plan mentions the need for accessible health care.
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These online connections are replacing the need for the physical connection.
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But she more or less obliterates the need for the term.
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Travelers should be concerned, but there is no need for panic.
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Sure, there's a greater need for environmental protection during the day.
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OMGYes aims to fill the need for this kind of education.
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The need for our data is never again going to diminish.
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Boehner invoked the need for veterans to access the drug legally.
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All these limit the need for new coal-fired power plants.
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The need for a safe space is literal for trans women.
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Individuals, too, increasingly seem to accept the need for continuous rebooting.
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One reason is the need for new, and constantly updated, skills.
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The need for diversity was already a hot topic in tech.
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But it emphasized the need for the replacement to be affordable.
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What do you need for this to work in other categories?
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It is good that both candidates recognise the need for improvement.
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Inevitably there will be a need for some (preferably short) meetings.
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Bringing resources closer to people to reduce the need for travel.
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Yellen's speech stressed the need for caution and highlighted external risks.
|
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Clayton also noted the need for speed in bringing cases swiftly.
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Yet it is hardly a country with no need for reform.
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How has your life been fueled by that need for independence?
|
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And, in some cases, they reduce the need for fossil fuels.
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But I have never once questioned the need for my moisturizer.
|
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NATO's need for consensus is often seen as its Achilles heel.
|
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The Google WiFi system eliminates your grad's need for a router.
|
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Coach Tom Crean based his decision on Anunoby's need for conditioning.
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The need for banking reform has become a common rallying cry.
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Funny thing about exes: There was no need for small talk.
|
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But she added a diplomatic warning on the need for restraint.
|
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I don't see the need for another form of stored value.
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Machines won't replace the need for business or profit or growth.
|
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Hence, the need for the often-mentioned minivan and orange slices.
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Together, do you guys have everything you need for a station?
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Because there's absolutely no need for style to cost innocent lives.
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Accept the need for public appreciation, but don't dwell on it.
|
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Everyone in the field agrees on the need for new drugs.
|
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And what's more practical than eliminating the need for a purse?
|
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Rollen ruled out further need for restructuring or cost saving measures.
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There is no need for either to panic about orders—yet.
|
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Some people questioned the mother of three's "desperate" need for money.
|
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Ahead, find everything you need for a last-minute Passover dish.
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Aircraft offer a stark example of Iran's need for foreign goods.
|
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Sometimes the need for sleeping spaces outpaces the available guest rooms.
|
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Therefore, we do not see the need for an external tool.
|
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There's no need for any country to spend less on deployment.
|
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And the statistics couldn't more urgently highlight the need for change.
|
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"There was no need for a Norwegian license," Pildegovics told Reuters.
|
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Clearly, there is both a desire and need for this information.
|
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They will take effect shortly with no need for parliamentary approval.
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Advocates say it makes a point about need for legalization. pic.twitter.
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I think there is going to be a need for legislation.
|
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The need for human financial guidance becomes more acute in downturns.
|
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang stressed the need for healthy Sino-U.
|
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed reinforced the need for reliable information.
|
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But there remained a need for some system of participatory governance.
|
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Hence, one assumes, the need for a specialized hate speech team.
|
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There's no need for alarm at this point in time, however.
|
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That is what we need for the overall big picture security.
|
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Several full moons would surely kill the need for a flashlight.
|
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What are the societal conditions that produce the need for care?
|
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"The need for this kind of information hasn't diminished," he said.
|
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My first draft leads with the need for kindness and respect.
|
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But if there are no accidents, then no need for insurance.
|
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The need for further research in our field was already urgent.
|
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Another big issue is the need for improved transparency, she said.
|
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Ryan said that the decision shows the need for tax reform.
|
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Both Democrats and Republicans talk about the need for infrastructure investment.
|
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It will also underline the need for unity among Orthodox churches.
|
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"We are looking at less need for safe havens," said Schamotta.
|
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This is a man with an especially acute need for affirmation.
|
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And there is not any reasonable need for this additional appointment.
|
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But its shrinking U.S. market share highlights the need for action.
|
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Tom Cruise is feeling the need: the need for a sequel.
|
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Among the key lessons that emerged was a need for humility.
|
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This is really bigger than I need for one lonely guy.
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No need for a profile or inmate number this time around.
|
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That's a pretty big red flag indicating a need for change.
|
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But a State Dept official says there's no need for reform.
|
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There is no need for us to try to understand it.
|
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But Need for Speed Payback is a reminder of two things.
|
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They leave her office with the drugs they need — for free.
|
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"There is a growing need for high quality sound," he says.
|
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On the need for more scientific research, all these experts agree.
|
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I appreciated other people's need for me to be more empathetic.
|
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This highlights the need for strong, easy to use authentication technology.
|
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That also eliminates the need for drivers to steer those trucks.
|
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Tonight, that means engaging in his need for masculine sexual dominance.
|
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The computer screen came from the need for radar-tracking screens.
|
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Apparently Pebble users had a burning need for the fire emoji.
|
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Your badge is all you need for entry into the breakfast.
|
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Mr Yong has no need for such hype in his book.
|
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There's no need for anyone to make fun of Spicer's looks.
|
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You mentioned a need for "radical optimism" at your book party.
|
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Boredom, and the need for variety, would alter family life, too.
|
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As demand goes up, so does the need for new employees.
|
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And now our collective need for amusement could keep him there.
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Invest in the VA we need for today and tomorrow's veterans.
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But it's even more about the need for a safe home.
|
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Mr. Peters, too, has emphasized the need for thorough fact-finding.
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We recognize the need for urgency, and your criticism is fair.
|
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The Orlando massacre only made clearer the need for national legislation.
|
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"There is a real need for secular studies," Mr. Zuckerman said.
|
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There is no need for an action hero to save us.
|
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They are thus bypassing the need for a starter home altogether.
|
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We just need for the state to support us [in this].
|
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There's no need for him to lower himself to that level.
|
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People talked about the need for "tolerance" a lot back then.
|
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Their very real existence highlights the critical need for effective cybersecurity.
|
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Now, they hope his story illustrates the need for more research.
|
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There is no longer any need for hellos or goodbyes, either.
|
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Mr. Sanders's recognition here of the need for legislation is significant.
|
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No need for your head to look like a bad lawn.
|
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The need for health care doesn't come with a party label.
|
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Her need of ski racing is like a need for oxygen.
|
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But Russia's systemic doping has proved the need for further reform.
|
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Although a desperate need for Nando's is a pretty novel one.
|
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Cannabis can help treat pain, reducing the initial need for opioids.
|
|
But others said there was no need for an independent body.
|
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Already persistent cyberattacks point to the need for this comprehensive overhaul.
|
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There is a need for disarmament on the streets of America.
|
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Hence, the need for the totally walled off titular protective outpost.
|
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The need for predictive analytics behind such transactions cannot be underestimated.
|
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There's no need for you to pay full price for flowers.
|
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There is no need for threats or pressure at the moment.
|
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You've spoken out about the need for pay equity in Hollywood.
|
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Members deplored the need for another last-minute, temporary spending bill.
|
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In fact disasters often increase the need for health care services.
|
|
Fortress said there was no need for county officials to worry.
|
|
In the end, congressional leaders recognized the need for the NMTC.
|
|
Amy Klobuchar all weighed in on the need for gun legislation.
|
|
In Los Angeles, there's certainly a need for more affordable housing.
|
|
An estimated 23 million women have an unmet need for contraception.
|
|
The researchers wrote the results indicate the need for further analysis.
|
|
"I don't particularly see the need for it, quite frankly," Rep.
|
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You have everything you need for a good virtual reality experience.
|
|
The Labor Department says the need for the rule is clear.
|
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It was the result of society's need for a more accurate
|
|
We have been sceptical of the need for a May hike.
|
|
The first lady discussed the need for inclusion and combating bullying.
|
|
Adding subtitles negated the need for rewinding over and over again.
|
|
Hogan says the need for purpose encompasses everyone, not just millennials.
|
|
What else do you really need for cookware in the bush?
|
|
We need for the FTC to launch a data protection bureau.
|
|
These stickers are all you need for your Australia Day Facebooking.
|
|
Developing a "photographic memory" obviates the need for fanciful mental cartography.
|
|
The need for Europe-wide policing of violent extremists is evident.
|
|
There is no cure, nor is there a need for one.
|
|
Tuesday's figures from property consultant CoreLogic underlined the need for caution.
|
|
There would be no need for two general counsels, for example.
|
|
You can even talk about the "need for a win" factor.
|
|
The need for recounts was not immediately clear on election night.
|
|
I get the need for security, but what are they protecting?
|
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It's really all you need for a successful downtown art show.
|
|
But I guess that's what you need for a Thanksgiving dinner.
|
|
But guaranteeing every Michigander healthcare would obviate the need for it.
|
|
A longstanding mention of the need for higher rates was deleted.
|
|
There's unquestionably a need for a kind of private stock market.
|
|
The need for safe heroin in America has never been greater.
|
|
So there's a need for fresh new approaches to white advocacy.
|
|
"There's no need for us to enter Bettencourt premises," Hilde declared.
|
|
There was no need for music at a time like that.
|
|
"I don't particularly see the need for it quite frankly," Rep.
|
|
BUT WHAT THERE IS IS THERE'S A REAL NEED FOR CAPITAL.
|
|
There's going to be a little need for instruction and development.
|
|
Another advantage of the MULTI system: a need for fewer shafts.
|
|
These fields may not have the same need for manufacturing jobs.
|
|
I've yet to feel the need for a more expensive option.
|
|
All the tools you need for a delicious, fast avocado toast
|
|
Sefcovic has cast doubt on the need for expanding Nord Stream.
|
|
That will drastically increase the need for medication and lifestyle changes.
|
|
But with Mr. Cuomo, there was no such need for change.
|
|
We have no need for a stressed-out master of ceremonies.
|
|
When it returned, the need for subterfuge diminished, but problems persisted.
|
|
"I pick my clients by their need for representation," he said.
|
|
"I don't have much of a need for money," he said.
|
|
The name "Gathering Place" intentionally addresses the city's need for inclusion.
|
|
"There was no need for that," Pelosi said 10 days ago.
|
|
I have factual knowledge of her need for support and love.
|
|
Nasralla said that he had no need for party membership anymore.
|
|
There isn't an urgent need for those supplies, however, JAXA confirms.
|
|
The need for narrative is understandable, but it's not necessarily healthy.
|
|
"It is something we've seen an increased need for," she says.
|
|
In part, she said, technology has reduced her need for workers.
|
|
"What is the need for raiding me at night?" he said.
|
|
Still, some have challenged the need for additional public defender funding.
|
|
There is no need for our photographic technology to foster it.
|
|
"The president understands the need for the private sector," he said.
|
|
No need for me to wait: there's not a great deal.
|
|
"It just sucks," Daly said of his need for a cart.
|
|
But you don't need to literally ... there's no need for strippers.
|
|
The outrage, he said, underscored the need for civil rights action.
|
|
And, they produce a need for ever more and stronger outrage.
|
|
The need for affirmation and to "find our people" is universal.
|
|
That leaves a near-term need for treating those already sick.
|
|
Ms. Faehn agreed to testify, without a need for a subpoena.
|
|
And this has recalibrated people's thinking on the need for trade.
|
|
The helicopter includes sensors that it would need for autonomous navigation.
|
|
We are doing it out of a primitive need for vengeance.
|
|
Quebec eventually changed that legislation, eliminating the need for the override.
|
|
The need for liquidity may be even more pervasive this time.
|
|
"I don't see a need for snap parliamentary elections," he said.
|
|
On Monday, officials reiterated the need for residents to take precautions.
|
|
Almost all of their trips are direct, without need for transfers.
|
|
Without a central city, there's no need for a central king.
|
|
Most desktop computers are already in sore need for a cleaning.
|
|
New tools are emerging to address the need for emergency savings.
|
|
Overhead power eliminates the need for huge batteries and recharging time.
|
|
Some environmentalists said the fire showed the need for a cap.
|
|
"There is no need for the public to worry," it added.
|
|
That could push back the need for an initial public offering.
|
|
The need for shelter and basic necessities and care is overwhelming.
|
|
The first thought was loneliness and need for affection and approval.
|
|
No need for an awkward, uncomfortable speech from the losing candidates.
|
|
The most pressing need for workers is in the caregiving profession.
|
|
Their answers speak to a need for legislative action, Markey said.
|
|
He stressed in the interview the need for "lone" jihadist attacks.
|
|
The need for more funding for FEMA right now is obvious.
|
|
He also understands the need for The Voice to stay fresh.
|
|
And he is struggling to suppress his bottomless need for attention.
|
|
With this change comes the need for capable, competent panel members.
|
|
"I see no need for further increases in production," he said.
|
|
Traditional Chinese medicine may also have no need for shark fins.
|
|
I'm a strong believer in the need for the immune herd.
|
|
Finally, as retailers invest in technology, the need for employees declines.
|
|
He said Syrians today had the most urgent need for protection.
|
|
Republicans appear split on the need for redactions in the document.
|
|
And need for capital any time over the next five years.
|
|
Besides, doctors said there was not any need for an alternative.
|
|
The more startling the image, the more need for persuasive detail.
|
|
Meanwhile, his personal extravagance actually increased the need for tax revenue.
|
|
Globally, the need for more emissions reductions is even more daunting.
|
|
How many votes does McConnell need for his "phase one" plan?
|
|
And I felt there was no need for any extraordinary measures.
|
|
Let's start with some basics about the need for tax reform.
|
|
It is also expensive due to the need for refrigerated trucks.
|
|
Mr. Wang's arrest certainly signals the need for a different approach.
|
|
How do Petersen, Osmundsen and Arceneaux measure this "need for chaos"?
|
|
Or by the orchestra's need for a left-handed clarinet player.
|
|
Netgear's Nighthawk XR500 has everything you need for lag-free gaming.
|
|
A clear Fernandez win, with no need for a second round.
|
|
And I felt there was no need for any extraordinary measures.
|
|
It's time to ditch our need for speed and embrace efficiency.
|
|
Therefore, there is no need for a rule on the subject.
|
|
"There is less and less need for intermediate players," he said.
|
|
The President had not driven home the need for police reform.
|
|
The analyst also commented on Tesla's need for strong, experienced leadership.
|
|
Away includes all the plug types you need for international travel.
|
|
That time horizon suggests the need for at least some stocks.
|
|
Martin Luther King often spoke of the need for unconditional love.
|
|
This speaks to the need for more robust weather forecasting technologies.
|
|
There is a huge need for energy investment in poor countries.
|
|
No more need for politics, with all its mess and conflict.
|
|
The need for a record label to recoup on its investment?
|
|
The argument is there is no need for the additional label.
|
|
There is a particularly large need for health aides and nurses.
|
|
Officials say this will help stem the need for additional bureaucracy.
|
|
Mr. Trump sees little need for such deliberations before weighing in.
|
|
Your badge is all you need for entry into the lunch.
|
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If we don't there's no need for us to be here.
|
|
Making sure that they have everything they need for the weekend.
|
|
She also pushed back on the need for a labor union.
|
|
"They don't remove that entire need for consumers to look elsewhere."
|
|
This overcomes a big need for clinicians and saves them time.
|
|
The idea is to eliminate the need for additional personality assessments.
|
|
It also eliminates the need for hardware like antenna or transmitters.
|
|
"I have everything I need for my whole family," said Merlos.
|
|
They report a critical need for both blood and platelet donations.
|
|
He said he questions the timing and need for a vote.
|
|
The need for rules to protect the open internet isn't theoretical.
|
|
He no longer feels the need for alcohol in social situations.
|
|
So there's a need for — what I call — technology day-walkers.
|
|
" Reporter: "How much do you need for your wall, Mr. President?
|
|
There is a great need for this in health care today.
|
|
Lowe was blunt in his assessment of the need for stimulus.
|
|
There is plainly no need for more security on the border.
|
|
Thus the need for the requisite Governmental Agency to oversee hibernation.
|
|
As China's property sector boomed, the country's need for copper burgeoned.
|
|
The need for attachment starts in infancy and never goes away.
|
|
Andrew M. Cuomo, whose office emphasized the need for digital privacy.
|
|
There is, however, a serious need for both types of developers.
|
|
With high scarcity and high demand comes the need for guarantees.
|
|
I felt the need for something that is more bottom-up.
|
|
The tiles generate electricity without the need for a traditional panel.
|
|
Especially for the people in this room, unprecedented need for responsibility.
|
|
Suddenly, there was no more need for subtitles in our house.
|
|
Therefore, the need for political science blogging has never been greater.
|
|
The president said the attack underscores the need for gun reform.
|
|
There's no need for a special tax on low-wage work.
|
|
There's going to be a big need for podcasting in 2017.
|
|
Dunford said Abadi understood the need for continued U.S. military support.
|
|
While Democrats debated ways to make college tuition more affordable, Trump appealed to older white working-class voters with the notion that there is no need for anything to change over time — no need for immigrants to sustain the country's demographics, no need for more education and more soft people skills to maintain relevance to the changing needs of the workplace.
|
|
"The reality is, anytime there is any piece of major legislation, for a period of time afterwards, there is a need for adjustments on implementation, a need for technical corrections, a need for understanding of impacts on provisions and consistent look-backs for ways to fix or improve pieces of it," said Geoff Gonella, president and managing director of Cornerstone Government Affairs.
|
|
There's no need for a quest log when any encounter can be solved within minutes of finding it, no need for a complex map when striking out in any direction will lead to something to discover.
|
|
And no amount of prevention—not even the reduction of socioeconomic inequality itself—would eliminate the need for dental care, any more than it would eliminate the need for the care of cancer or heart disease.
|
|
"There is a need for regulation, there is need for very strong commitments and obligations for that project and for the time being the necessary requirements are not fulfilled by the project Libra," Le Maire added.
|
|
"The increasing demand for protein rich foods driven by the growing world population and the rising need for industrial starches in the packaging industry are driving the need for vegetable proteins and specialized starches," Cargill said.
|
|
The result was about what one would expect -- a hard-to-parse, bizarre Oval Office moment with very little substance fueled by West's desperate need for attention and Trump's need for open adoration by famous people.
|
|
The G7 leaders did agree on the need for flexible spending to spur world growth but the timing and amount depended on each country, Seko told reporters, adding that some countries saw no need for such spending.
|
|
"The need for a drug is less compelling than the need for a vaccine," Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health, told TIME in 2016.
|
|
"The immediate benefits to residents will be to decrease or eliminate the need for private car ownership, facilitate a more efficient commute, reduce transportation costs, and minimize the need for parking," said Rob Rosania, founder of Maximus.
|
|
Despite the need for combining redundant agencies like the SEC and CFTC, enforcement failures from the recent financial crisis demonstrate the need for a separate financial enforcement entity that won't be distracted by other law enforcement priorities.
|
|
Law No. 7: Eliminates the need for non-core skillsets that no one enjoys Developer platforms can have incredible leverage if they obviate the need for companies to build functionality that isn't core to their competitive advantage.
|
|
Andrew Cuomo of New York has rightly said that the need for ventilators now is like the need for missiles during World War II. Now imagine the federal government telling governors to try getting their own missiles.
|
|
On Saturday, the leaders talked about the need for economic convergence with richer northern European countries and policies to boost growth, but they stressed the need for cooperation with all of Europe at this time of uncertainty.
|
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Studios in Burbank, California, which further explains the need for golf carts.
|
|
If you saw a need for something… it was about solving problems.
|
|
The investments have increased fuel production, creating a need for new markets.
|
|
Yet Mr Abe only hints at the need for any of this.
|
|
And there is a need for clearer guarantees against unexpected premium hikes.
|
|
He touched on the need for conservative economic polity and strong borders.
|
|
Yet the need for metro subsidies doesn't imply that Washington should pay.
|
|
The prince spoke frankly about HIV and the need for further education.
|
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Headlines Aviva ousts chief as it cites need for 'new leadership' on.ft.
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With these giant movement robots, it eliminates the need for five individuals.
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Getting Personal has everything you need for Father's Day, at great prices.
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Music (and love) is all you need for a good wedding reception.
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This translates to a need for lots of good food every day.
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There's need for a new march or rally every week it seems.
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With this new feature, however, Twitter could reduce the need for Nuzzel.
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There would be no need for personal attacks and appeals to emotion.
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In all cases, the substance worked without need for sutures or staples.
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To me, and to be clear, there is a need for trainings.
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It "highlights the need for a growth mindset in life," Branson says.
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In either case, Bitcoin does not replace the need for sound institutions.
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The need for a campaign addressing men's mental health is undeniably dire.
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Indian officials have highlighted the need for the country to be greener.
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"I realize that there is a need for some clarification," Trump said.
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This avoids the need for the trial that was scheduled for Monday.
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One exchange, in particular, illustrated the need for greater representation in politics.
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There would be no need for 10 trippy horror episodes of television.
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"We think we've solved a genuine need for many people," he adds.
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The limit for now is the need for a computer or smartphone.
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But this also necessitates the need for cash to afford fun activities.
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He didn't think there was a need for Trump to testify, however.
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Like, for example, the need for a long-term surface-transportation bill.
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Has he somehow defeated the basic human need for food and rest?
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No need for that — this guy can wing it like Uwe Hohn.
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Schraeder: I think everyone is grateful and sees the need for it.
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What else do you need for a night out on the town?
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But the hot rhetoric and the need for Manichean imperatives that characterizes
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It saves money, reduces pollution, and avoids the need for expensive infrastructure.
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However, Goss thought there would no longer be a need for Trumpsingles.
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It's X-ray vision without the need for blasting harmful X-rays.
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President Donald Trump said the crash illustrated the need for infrastructure improvements.
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We shop there for things we might need for divinations or spells.
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Sometimes he's argued about the dire need for action on climate change.
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The need for clarity should overrule superstitious dread of the split infinitive.
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This obviates the need for a separate Braille keyboard for text entry.
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Meanwhile, our need for a deeper sense of belonging hasn't gone away.
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Yes, they sell a product we need, for which there is demand.
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However, he said in this case there is no need for concern.
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The constant need for resources also leads to some pretty ridiculous scenarios.
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The gist: Secondhand fur cuts down on the need for new production.
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And as cameras and digital memory multiply, the need for selectivity diminishes.
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"I don't feel like there is a need for secrecy," he said.
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Its natural insulation keeps homes warm or cool, reducing need for energy.
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"Actually it underscores the need for Trump and his ilk to go."
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With such a significant role, the need for responsible behavior is heightened.
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This is a society that really should have no need for men.
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That is reducing the need for the government to aid the banks.
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The masculine is generic, especially for plurals: no need for électeurs/trices.
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That's about all the news we need for a couple of days.
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"The need for judicial deference does not justify judicial abdication," Furman wrote.
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A section called "Need for Free Press and Public Trial" is out.
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But, she said, there is a market need for online dating consultants.
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And they still have massive losses and the need for more capital.
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Your friends and family can get you something you need for Christmas.
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But the reluctance even to face the need for change is worrying.
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Ahead, the products and tricks you need for clear skin back there.
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He has felt the need for such a designation for some while.
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Danner's death highlights the need for better training by police, he said.
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It has to do with the need for a strong counterintelligence entity.
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In her resignation speech, Mrs May talked of the need for compromise.
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Sadly, the need for a doomsday vault has never seemed more pressing.
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This only creates further distractions, and there wasn't any need for it.
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Doctors first identified Rodgers' need for a new kidney in Sept. 2017.
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Neither has a fondness of, nor sees need for, the status quo.
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"This test did not foresee any immediate capital need for Deutsche Bank."
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Fortunately for him, the kibbutz movement also saw the need for ideologues.
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In 2011, he talked about the need for a pathway to citizenship.
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This will create a critical need for new solutions and manufacturing sources.
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My team works on illustrations we need for the new website concept.
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To fill my need for constant sound I began bingeing on podcasts.
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They break down and recycle the nutrients that plants need for photosynthesis.
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Other businesses outsource their need for IT services to a few giants.
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No need for images or gifs or anything — just text is fine.
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There is no need for dispossession or participation in all the decisions.
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So we don't love the 3.53 and its insatiable need for gas.
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There are other books that might solve your need for more magic.
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But it is also because of the need for more compact seats.
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It's not like our daily need for physical activity and sunshine disappears.
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Tillerson doesn't see the need for a Muslim registry that Trump advocates.
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Overall, we see a real need for what we do, especially now.
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That suggests the need for different working spaces, which encourage independent thought.
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No need for visas, border control, any of that red tape stuff.
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Here's everything you need for the first day that drops below freezing.
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Thompson doesn't just feel the need for speed; he feeds on it.
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But Trump has also blustered about the need for a strong military.
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You're obviously just responding to your masculine need for exclusivity and superiority.
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There's no need for a new law — the existing rules worked perfectly.
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They could care less about your feelings, creativity or need for perfection.
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"Large companies see a need for specialized hardware and infrastructure," he said.
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You can fry, bake, roast, and grill without the need for oil.
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Some forms of Protestantism continue to emphasise the absolute need for retribution.
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There was no need for doing caricature, role-playing, going undercover here.
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The second example is a distribution grid facing the need for modernization.
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Astronomer Jay Lockman warns us of the need for signal-free airspace.
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For me, [Brexit] underlines the need for businesses like us even more.
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It's delicious and gives me the energy I need for this meeting!
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The need for redress provoked a profound rift within the Ethereum community.
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It was as if the mouse had a greater need for sleep.
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Mushrooms are packed with vitamins and grow without the need for light.
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So, the House has not identified some compelling legislative need for this.
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Was there any need for History to remake ABC's famous miniseries Roots?
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His scratch is dangerous (as evidenced by Fury's need for an eyepatch).
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Now, where's those bundles of cash we need for all those trips?
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The need for more shelters has become clear as facilities reach capacity.
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Need for Speed: The Run was its final game, released in 2011.
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The new maps clearly show inequalities and a need for improving access.
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File anything you think you might need for future reference, says Faye.
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Samsung is playing it safe, but is there a need for more?
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For instance the employees need for status, certainty, autonomy, relatedness, and fairness.
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Gosling doesn't have the same need for an outsized show of masculinity.
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Just sayin' ... Is Nicki Minaj feeling the need ... the need for speed?!?!?!
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"There's, frankly, no need for a special prosecutor," he told reporters Monday.
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The need for conflicted (and more profitable) advice is no longer justified.
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That's what you need for a good team – similar values, different temperaments.
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Hayden Joel and his big brother Huck have a need for speed!
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The survivor rules underscore the ongoing need for thoughtful planning by couples.
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Khanna tells me his Silicon Valley voters understand the need for reform.
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BREAM: But Matt, again, he says there&aposs no need for it.
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There's also a clear need for more elected officials from younger generations.
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"The real need for change is rules written in stone," Eli says.
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More broadly, this project emphasizes the need for scientifically rigorous surveillance regulation.
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Which means there's no real need for all these spaceports right now.
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These charges will be "energy snacks," with little need for a supercharge.
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But he questioned the need for a renewed expansion of the force.
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It's a basic need for people to be seen, heard and understood.
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In doing this they discount the need for senior citizen tech-knowledge.
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The need for such simulation pushes the computers into new virtual realms.
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Despite this, Zanardi, man of projects, felt the need for something else.
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We understand a need for the process to happen in a heartbeat.
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Eventually, the goal would be to eliminate the need for user input.
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Cut off the demand and there will be no need for heroin.
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"There is a need for an investigation into this activity," Mouchnino said.
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A joint statement on the settlement mentions the need for police reform.
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"There is a real need for this," said SLA CEO Mike Kendrick.
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This would benefit producers and consumers, while decreasing the need for imports.
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This is the type of unorthodox approach we need for national security.
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As far as I'm concerned, there's no further need for an apology.
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"Aviators are back, the need for speed," he recently told Access Hollywood.
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There is no need for the White House to belabor the point.
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When we talk about the need for unity, let's really mean it.
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AS THAT HAPPENS, LESS OF A NEED FOR SOME OF THESE COMMODITIES.
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These systems replace the need for traditional routers and reduce blackout areas.
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It underlines the urgent need for a real and verified cease-fire.
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That they see the need for organizing and activism and for engagement.
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She had put a mom's need for convenience before being a wife.
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But few Istanbullus doubt the need for a giant new air hub.
|
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But do you think there's a need for more design on Recode?
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But hey, no need for Airbnb to do anything: after all, #WeAccept!
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No visible fingerprint sensor means no need for a home button, right?
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Instead, Long and Duke stressed the need for preparedness and resiliency. Gov.
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It's a convenient, single-cable solution that eliminates the need for recharging.
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Simonds said the race underscored the need for election reforms in Virginia.
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But his need for a friend rapidly overwhelms the novelty of superiority.
|
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But there is a pressing need for more attack helicopters and drones.
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These insurmountable statistics suggest a sustained need for preventative dental care programs.
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No police unit has any need for fragmentation grenades, flamethrowers or tanks.
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The same phenomenon applies to Syria's need for Russian backing to survive.
|
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These are exactly the skills that students need for success after school.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Qatar Airways does not see any need for Boeing (BA.
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This detriment highlights the urgent need for Congress to fix the RFS.
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Mahathir also questioned the need for the project in the first place.
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But the need for it is only becoming more urgent, Barhoumi stressed.
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"There's going to be a need for conversation over the long term."
|
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Tech giants like to claim there is no need for special regulation.
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Our time is running out, and the need for action is urgent.
|
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Turning to Greece, Schaeuble said he saw no need for debt restructuring.
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Previously he seemed focused on why there was no need for increases.
|
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With Same Day Registration, there is far less need for provisional ballot.
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" He added: "We're naturally cautious on the need for a safe asset.
|
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But a growing need for culturally diverse and inclusive nonprofit programs exists.
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She says they questioned her need for surgery despite her doctor's recommendations.
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" But now, says Holstein, "there's a need for a newer, fresher perspective.
|
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But ... there is this underpinning of the need for a generational change.
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The need for a disclosure rule on corporate political spending is clear.
|
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Hence the need for the nuclear alert to frighten the Russians away.
|
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Nevertheless, China's need for the feed material seems to be defying expectations.
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We recognize the need for skilled migrants to come to the country.
|
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To Evans, she speaks to the need for more mental health care.
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This is not to say that there is no need for concern.
|
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But her need for a sense of purpose went beyond such escapades.
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There is a pressing need for rigorous, unbiased and nonpartisan education research.
|
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If I think there's a need for me to intervene, I will.
|
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More time in school can result in the need for more loans.
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That makes it puzzling why there is any need for SESTA now.
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"The need for accommodation is a necessity for people," Mr. Lu said.
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There was no need for the audio system to hear their question.
|
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Today, some Republicans understand the need for better relations with Russia. Sen.
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Some wrote in to defend their need for an emotional support animal.
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There's an existential need for all parties involved to do things properly.
|
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Musicians have complained about the need for streaming services to pay more.
|
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Democrats have started hammering home the need for community health center funding.
|
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As media changes rapidly, we understand the need for lots of experiments.
|
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"I don't see any need for them in everyday society," he added.
|
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All of these developments point to the need for a federal law.
|
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As a result, Trump's lawyers don't see a need for his testimony.
|
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Some critics said "Need for Speed" (2014) was stale and slow-moving.
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The itch in my temple, the need for a bullet, was constant.
|
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Q. characters struggle with their need for a program and its platitudes.
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There is no need for offshore drilling or risky seismic airgun blasting.
|
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No further details were given, but the need for surgery was sudden.
|
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Then, what about the need for eight glasses of water per day?
|
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If you're still nowhere near what you'll need for retirement, don't fret.
|
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Since the government is self-insured there is no need for insurance.
|
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This eliminates the need for a single person to manage the plan.
|
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Obama thinks there is still a need for more of that discourse.
|
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Yet the need for action becomes more urgent with every new scandal.
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The need for roofing help is estimated at 60,000 homes, he said.
|
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Republicans appeared ready to dismiss the need for an independent commission Sunday.
|
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That could remove the need for mandatory disclosures in the first place.
|
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Our city is in crisis and the need for shelter is undeniable.
|
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Keyes doesn't see a need for any kind of AGR at all.
|
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Another recent development further underscores the need for leniency in Lorance's case.
|
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America's current polarization hasn't lessened the need for serious public policy compromise.
|
|
Outside assessments have cited nationalism, protectionism and a need for more funding.
|
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" Madame Merci "There's going to be a continued need for sexual services.
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Reflect on your need for a balance between solitude and connection today.
|
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Great. Then you have everything you need for a really satisfying dinner.
|
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Why couldn't he have just highlighted the need for better disaster relief?
|
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Basically, she sources the need for superdelegates to the 1968 Democratic convention.
|
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Hassett said the data did not undercut the need for tax cuts.
|
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If their testing was perfect, there would be no need for this.
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There was no need for her to go through that emotional distress.
|
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But she understood my need for privacy, and she kept coming back.
|
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Be clear about your boundaries and your need for privacy and stability.
|
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But NVMA didn't see the need for the camp to break up.
|
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The need for carefully considered data and internet policy is, however, indisputable.
|
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Future development will need to reckon with a need for better drainage.
|
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Is technology replacing the need for the human brain to remember things?
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The Higgs boson, too, was born out of need for logical consistency.
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I don't really have a need for that part of the app.
|
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There is no need for you to take ongoing abuse from anyone.
|
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However, he said the need for it pointed to a larger issue.
|
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But he still sees the need for a little old-time religion.
|
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" Ullrich chalks this story up to "Hitler's need for exaggerated self-importance.
|
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Who stays here: Style-minded travelers with a need for budget accommodations.
|
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The quality of thought eliminates the need for pen-twirling rhetorical flourishes.
|
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"There will always be a need for our private cloud," Boville said.
|
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There is no need for the FCC to reinvent the wheel here.
|
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But he said that she had seen a need for outside help.
|
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There is a dire need for us to implement lasting, healthy behaviors.
|
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The need for donations remains as pressing as ever, across all demographics.
|
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On the plus side, Nest ships everything you need for the installation.
|
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Market participants are somewhat divided about the need for the rate cut.
|
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The organization faces an increased need for volunteers and donations right now.
|
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There was no need for Venmo; the billionaire's campaign covered the tab.
|
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About 80 percent of victims will recover without any need for hospitalization.
|
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The need for a big rally arose soon after the game started.
|
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The IOC still says there's no need for drastic decisions right now.
|
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It cited a "critical need" for blood and platelet donations following Michael.
|
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Others, though, see the need for a bulwark against this sensory pollution.
|
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That said, oil changes are the most common maintenance need for cars.
|
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The need for automation is particularly acute in areas with low unemployment.
|
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Its Bentayga recently filled the brand's need for a sport utility vehicle.
|
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Those countries reminded China of the need for high standards and transparency.
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"And then it's infuriating, your mother's need for you," Lulu says, later.
|
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Earth abides and so does physics, obviating the need for a creator.
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It covers all the gear you'll need for the beach this summer.
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Here are all of the recipes you need for your Passover feast.
|
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Once you consider the need for financing, such simplistic arguments fall apart.
|
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Particularly at Vox Media, I didn't see the need for a union.
|
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Ms. Ardern is indeed admirable, but there is no need for envy.
|
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In Europe, politicians have also recognized cultural workers' urgent need for support.
|
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Also because there's no need for this dish to be too fancy.
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He has, in fact, been highly ambivalent about the need for reform.
|
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They spoke of a need for free trade and rallied against protectionism.
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So there's no need for extra posts or different kinds of posts.
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There has been no need for the soap opera of mind games.
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There is still a clear need for a national and enforceable standard.
|
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"We see no need for any intervention in the markets," he added.
|
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What, exactly, is so clear and urgent about the need for translation?
|
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Not just by the payola thing, but by his need for attention.
|
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Then he returned to talking up the need for a tax overhaul.
|
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That has increased the need for safety net programs, especially housing assistance.
|
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But, as usual, in Trump's desperate need for self-aggrandizement, he oversold.
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But no need for them to police the wardrobes of other adults.
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The crowd had no need for forgiveness, they already had their favourite.
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In this brave, new world, there's no need for private vehicle ownership.
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This transit can stir up a need for transformation — don't rush it.
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Modest deployments prevent the need for keeping larger forces in the region.
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Pizza was the answer to their need for quick and cheap food.
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