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Eurozone integration was exposing the need for the EU's treaties to be rewritten, said Mr Osborne.

For instance, the generally assumed flat-top multimode beam profile is adapted to a more realistic Gaussian shape, exposing the need for several corrections for accurate anisotropy measurements.

Jarvis said the WikiLeaks furore exposed the need for a seven-point cyberspace bill of rights.

It exposed the need for a stronger World Health Organisation (WHO) to lead preparedness and response.

Now the euro crisis has exposed the need for a federative push to give the shared currency political backbone.

Many of the victims have received inadequate counselling and an inquiry that stirs painful memories is bound to expose the need for more and better therapy.

But just as the crisis has exposed the need for a restructured European economic system, it has laid bare the tension between national interests and the common European cause.

Mr. Garcia said that a number of the cases exposed the need for greater transparency in how discretionary money is distributed by politicians, which he called "a vulnerability in the system".

The TUC's general secretary, Brendan Barber, said: "The offshore wind industry could create tens of thousands of good, green jobs in the UK but the recession has shaken the industry's confidence and exposed the need for government support for green infrastructure investment".

Today's retirees have been able to cash in on the increase in housing wealth, but a decline in house prices will expose the need for more thrift.This suggests that the end of the house-price boom will indeed push up the savings ratio and depress consumer spending.

The evaluation exposes the need for more thorough and systematic design and analysis of MFC experiments employing cellulose and other polysaccharides as substrates.