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Greece's financial needs were "higher than expected" according to a German government paper seen by Bild and debt sustainability remains an outstanding issue.

When Hall-Spencer and his colleagues measured the energy use of some of the snails that they gathered off of Sicily, they found, not surprisingly, that the smaller ones used less (although, on a gram-for-gram basis, their metabolic needs were higher).

However their needs were higher than those of teachers working in schools with no VET programmes (by a small but statistically significant difference of 5% points, Table 8).

Controlling for other factors, unmet needs were higher among the poor and those with worse health status.

Nevertheless, this factor and all the others taken together may explain why our estimates of unmet needs were higher than estimates from previous studies.

The lean tissue mass in men was 12 kg higher than in women, and it might have been more difficult for men to consume sufficient energy because the metabolic needs were higher.

In general, unmet needs were highest for bathing, grooming, urinary incontinence, walking outside, seeing, hearing, preparing meals, and taking medications.

"The needs are higher than they have been in the past," said Bruce Vladeck, a professor of health policy at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York.

Whether this number is higher because of "real" learning needs or if it's just a convenient label for the effects of poverty on children, the fact remains that needs are higher when poverty is higher.

For a school district with 5,000 students, it says, that gap amounts to $9 million a year less for the poor districts, where students' needs are higher.

What Japan needs are higher — not lower — interest rates.