Some critics have argued that needy Long Island school districts, like Wyandanch, were being unfairly passed over.
He said that the New York City shortfall was only part of the bigger picture, which includes needy Long Island districts like Brentwood, Roosevelt and Wyandanch.
The party's characteristics are violent racism (demonstrated by scores of attacks against immigrants), anti-semitic rhetoric and a "social action programme" for the needy (as long as they can produce a Greek identity card).
The Mets may well return to Citi Field next week to the cascading boos that are the hallmark of the needy and long-suffering faithful.
Because human babies stay needy for so long, they were often, in our evolutionary past, cared for by multiple members of a community.
The truly needy have waited long enough.
The federal welfare program created in 1996, known as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, limits how long families can receive benefits and requires recipients to work or prepare for work.
When you are a needy Senator, working tireless long hours to preserve and protect our Democracy and facing re-election, you don't have much time to find true love.
One of the ways in which banks are hoping to plug the likely funding gap is by issuing bonds secured on their prime mortgage book but with little fresh lending to replenish that collateral pool, covered bonds will only support needy banks for so long.
The fight against entrenched corporate interests and a global order that ignores the needy will likely be as long and arduous as the recession itself.
The change, which would benefit needier districts like New York City, is long overdue.
