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Seeing as this family is weighing up whether to sell off their private jet, we arguably need a closer point of identification; this humble pooch, balefully observing his masters' follies, will for a while be the most sympathetic presence on screen.

6)    Consider a social franchise -- What we arguably need most today, are entrepreneurial people that take up a brilliant model from one part of the world and implement and adapt it in another.

We all need it, and very few parents get it -- even though people raising toddlers arguably need it most.

And although the interests of the two markets sometimes clash, they arguably need each other.

Markets arguably need such speculators to provide liquidity and price discovery.

Those from more than one marginalised group, who arguably need the most attention, are forgotten.

Overseas civilians, who turn out at half the rate of the military, arguably need more help, they say.

The most interesting thing about an art fair is the concentration of information about art, which artists arguably need more than anyone else.

"We wanted to make sure the kids who need it the most get it as easily as the kids in rich countries who can pay for it but arguably need it least".

Predictably the sentencing U-turn and removal of legal aid from those cases which, arguably, need it most, made the headlines.

Lewis admits he has had his own dark days, when he "struggled to get out of bed", and his new venture looks to extend financial help and advice to those who arguably need it most.