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His integrity and consistency in maintaining a bipartisan position are a message profoundly needed in this pre-election melee.

As a potential solution for patients to retrieve their lost salivary gland functions, tissue engineering of an auto-secretory device is profoundly needed.

But as the state faces an $8 billion deficit next year, the soaring cost of providing pensions, health care and wages for state workers is the long-term problem that most profoundly needs fixing, watchdogs and economists say.

While profoundly needed by most production-oriented industries, that isn't always a good news story in a small town like Neguac, says Creig Lamb, a study co-author.

Perhaps what is most profoundly needed is for those who care about the Mideast equation to genuinely say what they think, and to abandon the time-honored codes in which each side attacks the other.

And sometimes we profoundly disagree with them.

We access the courage we need to move forward in spite of them -- which turns out to be profoundly freeing.

We also need to understand that their continued existence is profoundly dangerous.

In addition to celebrating science, Dr. Greene explained, "we also need to celebrate great scientists — people who've profoundly changed our lives but are often barely known".

If we are to be serious about international PPPs in relation to global sustainability goals, then we need to think more profoundly about how business relates to the pre-existing social contracts that bind societies and legitimise those that represent us at the international, national or local level.

In the moment Christ's grandeur is revealed, his identity is conflated with those most profoundly in need.