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For all her scholarship and research, Marling is still tuned directly into these primary needs to right the wrongs of Christmas Past.

Experience shows that the leakage inductance of the charging transformer primary needs to be less than 2% if the required output pulse amplitude stability of the modulator is about 0.1%.

This suggests immediate hemostasis of culprit injury is primary needed to make fluid resuscitation effective in the case of pulmonary artery injury.

Despite their denial of a primary need to respect common sense intuitions about the concept of causation, Salmon and Dowe do still want to say their account deals with everyday cases of causation.

And drilled into postdocs' minds is the primary need to "do good science and publish, publish, publish," recounts Peter Okkema, an assistant professor in the department of biological sciences at the University of Illinois, Chicago.

Consequently, strategic documents may not be used as they were originally intended, because they often end up responding more to the constraints of institutional isomorphism than they do to the primary need to formulate strategy.

"This year's Alabama Senate special election shows that the 2014-16 playbook for winning Republican primaries needs to be recalibrated and improved" was the conclusion of the memo's author, Steve Law, the head of the Senate Leadership Fund, which is essentially Mitch McConnell's funding vehicle to protect his mainstream Republican Senate majority from being overtaken by the Trumpist right.

A successful candidate, at least in the Democratic primaries, needs to reassure voters that she can reduce the impact of money in politics and restore confidence in government.

"There were hundreds and hundreds of people on the street [in Turin] and so the primary need was to be able to give a home to these people – which is their right," says Vasile.

5.  One primary need: Funding to allow this plan to become a reality.

A primary deficit needs to be financed by further borrowing.