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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday that a ground operation would be needed to stop Kobane falling to the Islamic State (IS) after the jihadists overran parts of the Syrian border town in heavy street to street fighting.

The verdict seemed to suggest that a thorough surveillance operation would be needed to prove that someone was actually squatting a building, which obviously takes funding and resources – two things that no police force is exactly flush with at the moment.

The interior minister Angelino Alfano said that greater international co-operation would be needed: "It's not a given that the intervention of an Italian ship will mean that migrants are taken to an Italian port," he said.

While investors obviously want to end the year on a positive note, strategists said that clear and positive signs from a throng of corporations about the state of their operations would be needed to reinvigorate stock prices.

Based on these observations, Theorem 10 extends the lower bound provided in Theorem 9 by identifying at least how many extra R-operations would be needed.

It also needs staging areas in Pakistan to carry out the sort of rapid and repeated commando operations that would be needed to capture or target Mr. bin Laden.

The Pakistani ambivalence posed a clear problem to the Bush administration: how to mount the large-scale military operation that many believe would be needed to hunt down an elusive enemy -- Mr. bin Laden and his followers constantly move around Afghanistan's deserts and mountains -- without a secure land base in the region.

Thousands of special operations forces and other ground forces would be needed to assault and secure critical sites.

"Thousands of Special Operations forces and other ground forces would be needed to assault and secure critical sites," he wrote, with costs well over $1 billion a month.

If research should establish that replacement tissues can be developed for a patient through the nuclear transfer technique, probably tens or hundreds of donated human eggs would be needed for each operation.

Larger satellites would be needed for continuous operation of the Q.Com link with more than one OGS per orbit, however this drastically increases the cost.