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One can also hope that they will come not only when Trump or the Republicans do something reprehensible to trigger them, but also when the entire country seems to be in moral torpor from which it needs to be awakened.

The railway also retained a lawyer who had previously worked for a government agency from which it needed a permit.

The brief given to designer Chris Moss was for a modern garden that would reflect the minimalist interior of the house from which it needed to flow.

In an effort to assuage Chancellor Angela Merkel's government, from which it needed to receive restructuring aid, General Motors said in November that it would not close any of its four Opel plants in Germany.

In an effort to curry favor with Chancellor Angela Merkel's government, from which it needed to receive restructuring aid, G.M. had said in November would not close any of its four Opel plants in Germany.

The Israeli government, facing a coming troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon for which it needs international backing, today decided not to continue reprisal bombings in Lebanon even though another cross-border guerrilla offensive took place this morning.

The energy giant has also expressed to the state its interest in building a 750-mile pipeline from Nova Scotia to Long Island, for which it needs state approval.

Mr Dudley appeared to think he could bank on more political support than any businessman has a right to expect.Russia has also been taking conspicuous pains recently to woo more investment from foreign oil firms, which it needs to develop its offshore resources.

For an extreme percentile position to be meaningful therefore, the health status of the population from which it is derived needs to be defined, whereas the predicted birth weight is less sensitive to disease burden.

The main defect of a full-thickness free-skin graft is that, unless it is very small, the donor site from which it comes becomes a defect that needs to be closed in its own right and may itself need skin grafting.

And since those days many concerned members of the white priesthood have worked to push the doors and windows of the Episcopal house open even wider, confronting it with the democracy of social experience and the widespread need from which it had previously averted its eyes.