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Experts have estimated that 20,000 to 30,000 troops would be needed to stabilize Afghanistan.

And that coalition could lay the groundwork for the more challenging global efforts that will be needed to stabilize and eventually restore the climate.

But General Clark later refused to specify when he would bring troops home or how many more soldiers might be needed to stabilize Iraq.

The first $350 billion in bailout money has been fully allocated and the Treasury says there is no urgent need for more, though officials have warned that further steps are likely to be needed to stabilize the financial system.

General Shinseki, testifying before Congress in February 2003, a month before the United States invaded Iraq and toppled Saddam Hussein's regime, said "several hundred thousand soldiers" would be needed to stabilize Iraq after an invasion.

Other issues that may affect public support for the reconstruction of Iraq are the debate over the administration's statements about chemical and biological weapons and how long a sizable American ground force will be needed to stabilize Iraq.

The economy also suffered from the upheaval; austerity measures were needed to stabilize things once more.

I believe that the Fed — led by its New York branch — did what was needed to stabilize a collapsing U.S. banking sector.

He has given names to certain areas, to help him identify the forty-six anchor points for the twenty-three cavalletti, or guy lines, that are needed to stabilize the cable.

A7 Senior senators from both political parties urged the Bush administration to send more American troops to Iraq and said many billions more dollars were needed to stabilize and rebuild that country and Afghanistan.

An adviser to Mr. Kerry, Rand Beers, said before the speech that thousands more coalition troops were needed to stabilize Iraq and that Mr. Kerry would not rule out sending Americans as part of that mix.