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Free sign upThe phrase "and in the need of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to express a state of requiring something, but the correct form would be "in need of."
Example: "She is in need of assistance with her project."
Alternatives: "in need of help" or "requiring assistance."
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It seems to be run down and in the need of repairs".
What is even more heartbreaking is the silently accepted fact that these children who are most effected, and in the need of the most help, will one day be doing the same to future generations.
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Are curious: They always try to learn about emergent changes in the world, in markets, and in the needs of customers.
Tony had briefly succumbed to the lure of Mao in college, and he still retained a great compassion for and interest in the needs of the People".
Newspapers are increasingly seen as politically biased and uninterested in the needs of their readers.
That means I have to get out in the field and immerse myself in the needs of our customers and target audiences.
This shows a willingness to learn and a legitimate interest in the needs of the customer.
Such individuals should be selected with the concurrence of the participants, and in response to the needs of the group.
There is a constant flux in the nutritional supply and in the energy needs of an organism.
If you're in the wild and in need of something on which to float your needle, you can use a leaf.
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