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Compulsive checking behavior was identified by the presence of a significant difference compared with saline-treated control animals; all four measures needed to differ from controls for the claim of compulsive checking (Szechtman et al., 1998), and hence the group of these four measures was termed 'criteria measures' for compulsive checking.

Together they might share the opprobrium that will inevitably result from the measures needed to do a deal with the IMF and get the economy working.

Greece's politicians are to vote on intensely unpopular new measures needed to secure continued payment from an international bailout fund as the country remains paralysed by a two-day general strike.

Clearly, the administration cares more about the credibility of the Security Council than do other council members who demand the complete disarmament of the Iraqi regime yet shrink from the measures needed to enforce that demand.

Tory Remainers have been working with Remainers in the Labour party: for example, Nicky Morgan cooperated with Labour's Yvette Cooper to force through an amendment to the Finance Bill that would prevent the Government from financing measures needed to soften no-deal Brexit.

"I'm sure many of them will want to vote for government measures needed to execute our departure from the EU".

Mothers and fathers had differing opinions regarding the measures needed to protect the child from allergic reactions.

But the decision by EU interior ministers to moves towards a "database state" brought a warning from leading members of the European parliament that such "big brother measures" involving blanket data retention without justification amounted to a distraction from the actual measures needed to deal with terrorism.

Many cities are struggling to pay for measures needed to guard residents and property from threats such as floods, storms and heatwaves, while improving housing and reducing inequality.

The plan said that other "critical decisions", such as on investment and public health measures, needed "explicit support" from the government.

To study the effects of transport network improvements on accessibility a number of accessibility measures need to be selected from the many accessibility measures that are available in the existing literature; see for example Geurs and Van Wee [1].