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"Congress didn't do this investigation to determine whether they needed new drug laws," Brown said.

Officials said they were still deciding whether they needed to add seats to the district programs.

Only 12percentt of H.I.V.-positive pregnant women were assessed for whether they needed treatment themselves.

Evidence also included several embarrassing e-mails from Google executives discussing whether they needed to seek a software license for Java.

Manager Joe Girardi said he would speak to General Manager Brian Cashman to determine whether they needed to recall a backup for Cervelli, who had two hits Wednesday.

Cook recalled that when the drought eased off briefly in 2012, dam workers wondered whether they needed to install the new equipment.

You would expect any organisation experiencing deaths as the potential consequences of their actions would be seriously considering whether they needed to do anything differently".

The ensuing report was aimed at firms who sent expatriate managers to far-flung places, to determine whether they needed to pay a hardship allowance.

But that allowed Democrats to brand their rivals as obstructionists who were unwilling to compromise, setting off second-guessing among Republicans about whether they needed to do more.

It imposed across-the-board price controls on milk, eggs, bread and other staples, benefiting everyone whether they needed help or not.

It was supposed to be flirtatious and seductive, as Will brought up Diane's suspicions about the Willicia affair and Alicia asked whether they needed to "pause".