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Alderson said more meetings between members of his staff and the team's ownership would be necessary before a payroll figure for 2013 could be settled.

If Malaysia 370's black box is not recovered before the death of the battery that allows it to send an acoustic beacon each second, similar measures may be necessary before a complete picture of the crash can be pieced together.

This time, as Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo.com writes, he responded with an epic game, although as Ken Berger points out on CBSSports.com, this was only Game 6 of the conference finals, so much more of it is going to be necessary before a championship is won.

In the early course of perineural spread of cancer, MRI may be unremarkable and multiple nerve biopsies may be necessary before a diagnosis is confirmed.

Further developments of measurement and analysis techniques will be necessary before a more complete picture of the importance of wheel vibration on wheel/rail noise radiation can be determined.

Parents may play a negative role in the correction of an oral habit as nagging or punishment may result in an increase in habit behaviours; change in the home environment may be necessary before a habit can be overcome.

However, additional technical and mathematical developments will be necessary before VE as a visualization tool is applicable for clinical routine in neurosurgical planning.

Therefore, pharmacological testing of potential adverse side effects will be necessary before an application of our presented contrast injection protocol can be used in patients.

WASHINGTON, March 16 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry urged Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday "to make the tough decisions that will be necessary" before an April 29 deadline for a peace deal with Israel, a U.S. official said.

Atypical development of fearfulness, with a constitutional tendency either to excessive or inadequate fear reactions, might be necessary before an infant is vulnerable to the effects of poor attachment experiences.

Mr. Caracciolo said "a critical mass" within the Hispanic business community was necessary before a Latin radio station could succeed.