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Europe's interest in maintaining secure energy supplies from Russia, which already provides nearly a third of Europe's oil and gas needs, has taken precedence over Europe's values.

Last month, a task force appointed by Collins found that research interests and needs had taken priority over measures to ensure patients were protected.

5The person is identified to be in employer-supported courses if he/she reports to participate in the employer-supported course in at least one of the years from 2003 to 2006 in panel 4, while the person in panel 5 needs have taken the course in at least one of the years from 2006 to 2008.

The new need has taken over.

The tension between scant resources and great need has taken an enormous toll, the lawsuit says.

Unlike the more partisan House, the Senate — where Democratic votes will be needed — has taken a bipartisan approach this year.

Today, this need has taken a greater urgency.

Belatedly awakened to these needs, New York has taken a major step by adjusting its implementation timeline.

In Graham Onions he has had the one truly international-class performer they probably needed and he has taken 66 Championship wickets.

TOMS, which prides itself on giving back -- for each pair of shoes sold, a pair is given to a child in need -- has taken their business model with them on this collab.

The all-consuming need to use drugs has taken me places I never envisioned.