Batmobiles of the past have been appropriate to their times and this one is no exception: it seems just the ride one might need in, say, Baghdad.
General Richard Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, added that the Defence Department's review merely preserves for the president the options he might need "in case this country or our friends and allies were attacked with weapons of mass destruction, be they nuclear, biological, chemical or, for that matter, high explosives".But are those options changing?
Can we begin to think about what the students might need in order to speak again?
It's a skill she fears more women might need in the future.
Some accumulate things they might need in the future, like cans of chickpeas.
"It was a long walk to most stuff you might need in your life".
It's the sort of insight a shrink might need in multicultural London.
That statement was widely seen as a gesture to the Likud opposition party, which the politically weak Mr. Barak might need in a coalition government.
As a result, he vowed to pull everything together that he and his wife, Liz, might need in the event of another terrorist strike.
The drawback with them, he says, is that they don't bring the experience to the table that Mr. McCain, 72, might need in his veep.
Mix tapes "I loved mix tapes: the idea that if you were going out walking you had to decide what music you might need in advance.
