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This elicited several thoughtful responses worth addressing, especially in light of Tim Pawlenty's recent digs at Ms Bachmann's lack of qualifications.

This imbalance urgently needs addressing, especially considering the fact that billions of people around the world have no access to essential and emergency surgery when they need it, translating to a burden of preventable diseases that is more than those caused by malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/Aids together.

However, the impact of this on limited clinical resources also needs addressing, especially in smaller clinics which may not have access to specialist nutritional support.

That needs to be urgently addressed, especially given the rise in pupil numbers coming down the tracks.

"There's still many issues that we believe the government needs to address, especially in light of the terrorism threats".

Some urgent humanitarian matters have been addressed, especially in relation to the freedom of NGOs to deliver essential services.

The accord has serious flaws that will need to be addressed, especially a shaky financing scheme and questionable priorities.

Manuel and the Mets had several issues to address, especially their fluctuating pitching staff after three-fifths of the rotation was transformed in a matter of days.

These goals contrasted with the more contentious concerns that Washington wanted to address, especially the tensions with North Korea, growing trade problems and the stubborn issue of human rights.

"Inside the party there are problems that need to be addressed, especially the problems of corruption, taking bribes, being out of touch with the people, undue emphasis on formalities and bureaucratism, which must be addressed by great efforts," he pledged.

This in turn raises questions as to whether dangers faced by national staff are being sufficiently addressed, especially as national staff make up the majority of humanitarians killed or wounded.