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United head into transfer deadline day  looked in dire need of some of the midfield reinforcements they have been seeking after they were outplayed by the side who finished last season 28 points behind them.

This is, again, the curious reversal that has left all of us in need of some of the classic conservative lessons: that root causes are not all-purpose explanations, much less alibis; that economics are not everything, or even the major thing; that irrational ideology and identity count far more in human affairs.

As they troop off to tea, they look desperately in need of some of that massage oil that my former colleague Anjana was referring to earlier.... 88th over: South Africa 247-5 (McKenzie 84, Boucher 40) South Africa have avoided the follow-on.

Last week, we published a case study about two disaster-frazzled entrepreneurs seemingly in need of some of the calming supplemental holistic health services - yoga and massage - that they offer at Pulling Down the Moon, a Chicago business that was hit by two floods within a year.

If there are five spinoffs on the way, HBO might be in need of some of that Lannister gold to pay for them.

Responsibility is now on the government to ensure the needs of some of its most vulnerable populations are being met.

But she said the amount raised may not begin to address the long-term needs of some of the victims.

Companies are starting with the needs of some of the world's poorest people and redesigning not just products but entire production processes to meet those needs.

Perhaps then we can truly say that we can meet the mental health needs of some of our most vulnerable young people.

After months of being accused of putting profits ahead of the needs of some of the world's poorest people, the United States began intensive negotiations this summer and worked out a compromise.

"Now Hurricane Sandy has created even more need and to be sure this response will also be addressing the needs of some of those people who now find themselves in a very difficult situation".