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He said the Fed was navigating a difficult economic environment in which it needed the freedom and flexibility to experiment.

Its proponents, including Arnold Kling and Robert Murphy, seem to be suggesting that as the housing bubble popped, the economy faced a moment in which it needed to reallocate a substantial number of resources, and that manifested as a pause to "recalculate", like your GPS system does when you make a wrong turn.

Beating Moldova is one thing, but England cannot expect to get very far if they continue to be this dishevelled, and for the captain Steven Gerrard there was a particularly unsatisfactory conclusion to a night in which it needed a Frank Lampard penalty, three minutes from the end, to spare Hodgson the near-certainty of seeing and hearing his team being booed off at Wembley.

Until recently, it had encountered no situation in which it needed to do so but the manner in which Mexico's political crisis has intensified over the past two months is the direct consequence of this meek individual leadership that has been all too obvious even before he was elected.

It allows party stalwarts, as they publicly advocate for one choice or another, to engage in a discussion about where the party does or should stand, what its priorities must be, the direction in which it needs to head, and the vulnerabilities it needs to address.

The response is frequently activated when a creature is placed in a situation in which it needs to attack or run away.

There are a number of areas in which it needs to change rapidly, bringing forward proposals in the pre-budget report.

Is that scenario any more or less "scary" than a Labor victory in which it needs the votes of the Greens and Xenophon to pass legislation?

"Brazil is at a stage in which it needs something more than people who see the country as a balance sheet," said Clovis Rossi, a columnist for Folha de Sao Paulo, Brazil's most widely read newspaper.

The recording industry is considering an all-digital future in which it needs popular Web services like Imeem, both as sources of revenue and as supplements to older channels of promotion like radio and MTV.

"I've spent my career thinking about the strategies that institutions in the private sector should pursue, and the more I learn about this institution called New York City, the more I see the ways in which it needs to think like a private company," the speech draft reads.