What with problems of inaudibility afflicting the Broadway revival of Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia," imported British-born productions would seem to be in surprising need of elocution lessons.
Once he struck out Scott Rolen to end the first inning, he loped to the dugout in surprising need of run support.
Humanitarian organisations need a surprising amount of legal advice, adds Macdonald.
Regular, nontechnical users may need a surprising amount of training and encouragement to master the tools.
But even when the songs are providing her with flimsy messages, Spears on "Glory" sings with real style and attitude, as in "Make Me…," in which she switches between a breathy murmur in the verse and a euphoric falsetto in the chorus, and "What You Need," a surprising neo-Motown jam in which she comes far closer to Amy Winehouse than anyone would ever have predicted.
Despite a surprising consensus about what needs to be done, federal regulators have not shown much urgency in rewriting the rules governing an increasingly fragmented, and computerized, trading system.
The center also gets weekly questions about right-wing radicalisation, a surprising trend she said needs to be addressed.
Mr. Mullowney said the Facebook episode had opened his eyes to a surprising conclusion: "I don't need to know every little detail of everyone's life".
At the Forests Asia Summit 2014, held in Jakarta on Monday and Tuesday, a high-profile lineup of government officials, business executives, environmentalists, community activists and scientists reached a surprising common ground on the need to address deforestation.
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Because it is such a surprising and potentially impactful finding, it needs to be extremely well supported, and I think it still falls short.
