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He thought that the lush bonus requests came across as greedy and insensitive — particularly because Wall Street was in such dire straits that it was likely taxpayer support would be needed to survive.
Big wallets and sharp wits will be needed to survive.The biggest clients, such as mutual funds, did themselves a lot of damage with their lemming-like behaviour during the internet bubble, and are exposed to competition on many fronts.
None of them exhibited special abilities you might think would be needed to survive a zombie apocalypse, yet each managed to survive because they had the skills and qualities (and in Ezekiel's case, the tiger) needed for the apocalypse they faced and the group they were a part of.
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The issue of how life began is far from settled, but if, as seems increasingly likely, self-replicating entities can emerge from purposeless chemical reactions, selection would soon transform these entities into beings that intend to do what is needed to survive and reproduce.
Regulators now have a better idea of how much capital is needed to survive a meltdown.
Liverpool always produced whatever was needed to survive and, ultimately, to prevail.
It is true that experience is needed to survive in the only part of the N.B.A. season that matters: the postseason.
Such measures disrupt international supply chains, reduce economic activity and dent the sense of common purpose that was needed to survive the economic crisis.
Ceramic cavities are needed to survive against energetic ion bombardment.
What qualities are needed to survive in the competitive research environment of early 21st century Europe?
He even has a proposal on how to save the world: Every person who earns more than is needed to survive should give 1% of their earnings to charity, and every corporation should give 1% of their profits.
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