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Mr bin Laden's prolonged stay, with many of his relatives flocking in from Yemen, required a network of help.

Yet his prolonged stay at a specially built, high-walled compound, with many of his family flocking in from Yemen, required a network of help.

In the case of Manchester, there was speculation, soon after the explosion, that the bomber had not been working alone, and that his actions would have required a network of associates.

To go further would require a network of blood vessels that the team cannot yet produce.

Shale gas drilling would require a network of well pads, roads and other infrastructure over vast swaths of pristine land.

But the full benefits will be felt only if all of the projects can be completed, Mr. Thompson said: a knot of interrelated problems requires a network of solutions.

Even if fewer people are required to staff a Target or a Sam's Club outlet, the movement of products requires a network of warehouses to store and ship goods.

"What used to require a network of professional promoters and brokers, banks of telephones, and months to accomplish can now be done in minutes by a single person using the Internet and a home computer," said Richard H. Walker, the enforcement director of the S.E.C.

Funding Funding the introduction of the scheme, which would require a network of centres to gather biometric information across the country and the creation of a unique identity number for every UK resident over 16, will come from hikes in the cost of passports and driving licences, said Mr Blunkett.

Hiding and laundering the money often requires a network of devious offshore lawyers ("expert in exotic island banks, sleazy accountants, pirate tax-havens, fake charities, backdated registrations"), corrupt military officers, well-connected mistresses, oblivious front men, or the occasional Liechtenstein foundation.

XM and Sirius systems require a network of ground-based antennas in cities with tall buildings to boost satellite signals that otherwise would have trouble seeping in.