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The phrase "always needed to work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a continuous requirement or necessity for something to function or operate effectively.
Example: "In our fast-paced environment, reliable technology is always needed to work efficiently."
Alternatives: "constantly required to function" or "perpetually essential for operation".
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"It was something I always wanted to do, but I'm from a working-class background, I always needed my own money, I always needed to work, and I might have thought it wasn't possible for me".
Videgar, who lives nearby in a double-wide trailer on five acres with her tattoo-artist boyfriend, said she always needed to work a second and "sometimes third job" since starting at the attraction in 2003.
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Besides, people who work on reproduction will always need to work on the embryonic stem cells.
His point was that life happens and things change, but you always need to work toward your goal.
Infield, you always need to work on first-step quickness, getting good reads, working on your footwork.
Several Washington lobbying powerhouses, like Patton Boggs and the Podesta Group, maintain a stable of lobbyists from both parties, no matter who is in power, based on the belief that they always need to work both sides of the political aisle.
"We always need to work to improve our health service".
"You always need to work on two levels.
Despite the considerable risks of actually hosting the Olympics, there's something to be said for the boost a great bid can bring to a region that always needs to work on its communal elan.
Outside experts always need to work with local counterparts.
The same amount of exploratory time, everyone knew, could have been used on the practice range, where Ballesteros always desperately needed to work on straightening out his titanically long but incredibly wild driver.
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