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The phrase "at a need" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to express a situation where something is required or necessary, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "We will provide assistance at a need" should be rephrased for clarity.
Alternatives: "in case of need" or "when needed".
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When he succeeded Mr. Niyazov in 2007, Mr. Berdymukhammedov hinted at a need for reform, but the pace since then has been slow, and a new cult of personality may be taking hold.
A role in Portugal's version of Big Brother hinted at a need for cash but when Cadete made his most recent appearance in Scotland, last year, he talked hopefully of landing a coaching job at Celtic.
Quite how any of this is to be paid for is left a mystery.Not surprisingly, since Mr Thaksin is a populist, there is also a nastier side to his message, conveyed in the party's name, hinting as it does at a need for greater national assertiveness.
This hints at a need to further consolidate measures to grant agency to relevant actors.
Add in layoffs at P2P rivals Prosper and Avant, a postponed IPO and litigation for consumer lender Elevate Credit, and a U.S. Treasury Department report hinting at a need for more regulation, and it's clear why investor enthusiasm for marketplace lending would be diminishing.
There you can sleep or drift or daydream without feeling guilt at a need for entertainment after the morning's high.
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At some point, a need for differentiated content will emerge.
Smile at everyone without a need for response.
Adrian Amos filled a need at safety.
There remains a need at safety.
There's always a need at a critical time for poetry.
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