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CDs were required to satisfy one paramount need: to be capacious enough to hold, say, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony (about 70 minutes long).

Not to matter: the sparkle of those double zeroes is all the fuel the marketing and distribution teams at Paramount need to drive this baby into the sunset.

Proclaiming the paramount need to reunite the party after what one cabinet minister called "this fratricidal warfare", the two new challengers for the Thatcher succession issued a joint statement of policy.

Overseas, too, the administration has principle on its side in most of its squabbles with Europe for instance, over the paramount need to prevent Iran acquiring nuclear weapons or the necessity of continuing the arms embargo on China.Our doubts with Mr Bush come with his means, not his aims.

"We have yet to make any hard fundraising requests this year for any of our groups, but we've been encouraged by growing donor enthusiasm about the opportunity to win control of the Senate, as well as the paramount need to defend our House majority and block President Obama's second-term agenda," Collegio added.

Jonathan Collegio, the spokesman of American Crossroads, predicted that "enthusiasm about the opportunity to win control of the Senate as well as the paramount need to defend our House majority" would fuel additional donations during the 2014 election cycle.

In the future, the relevance of NRF, beyond autoimmune pancreatitis, in both diagnosis/prognosis as well as pathophysiology of autoimmune and other systemic diseases where IgG4's role seems paramount, needs to be systematically assessed.

In a country in which individual striving is paramount, we need to reconsider the whole concept of salvation.

It's exactly that kind of moviegoer enthusiasm that Paramount will need to make "Paranormal Activity" into something more than a strange little Hollywood anomaly.

With J.J. Abrams directing 2015's "Star Wars: Episode VII," it's likely that Paramount will need to find another filmmaker to sit in the captain's chair for a third "Star Trek" film -- at least if the studio's executives want the film out before the end of 2016.

PCC director Stephen Abell commented: "This case demonstrates the paramount need for newspapers and magazines to establish - in advance of publication - exactly which is the competent authority to grant consent".