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These are mainly cases of "need" and "require", and the small number of non-passivizable cases have been included here, and these are mainly "have" and "be".
Once we have identified cases of need, we can provide assistance such as take-home supplies of therapeutic and supplementary food, health and hygiene sessions, and on-going monitoring to ensure progress," she says.
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Still, Sulaiman's situation would seem to present a clear-cut case of need.
His mystery novel A Case of Need won the 1968 Edgar Allan Poe Award from the Mystery Writers of America.
The one thing that the pope, and the Vatican as a whole, can do is to appoint and, in case of need, sack bishops.
Under the name Jeffery Hudson, he wrote "A Case of Need" (1968), a medical detective novel that revolved around moral issues posed by abortion.
Their hope is that they can win the bulk of a fund's assets, with another bank or two acting as back-up brokers in case of need.
The codes give players extra content like, in the case of Need for Speed, a driving game, an additional car model to drive.
In case of need the country could first draw on its accumulated forced savings, provided it complies with a program set up and supervised by the Eurogroup.
The king and Guizot expected no serious trouble: the weather was bad, and a large army garrison was available in case of need.
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