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Meanings of urgent need in English

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Usage of urgent need in English
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EU representative Jean-Louis Ville said there was an urgent need to act.
Radio NZ
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The report says there is an urgent need to focus on children.
BBC
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Twelve others were found alive but in urgent need of medical attention.
The Irish Times
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In this regard, the building is in urgent need of a benefactor.
The Irish Times
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There is an urgent need to identify new treatments for fungal infections.
Pubmed
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There is an urgent need for further research in these high-risk groups.
Pubmed
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France, which faces an urgent need for economic reform, remained silent today.
The Irish Times
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It is an urgent need to uncover novel treatment targets for NPC.
Pubmed
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Ignoring his own urgent need, he said, We don't have to, Juliana.
Love at first flight: one round trip that would change everythin...
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There is urgent need to overcome such deleterious effects of age-related neurodegeneration.
Pubmed
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But less well publicised is the country's urgent need for rehabilitation facilities.
BBC
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There exists an urgent need to monitor radical reactions in biological membranes.
Pubmed
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But the first and most urgent need is to teach them English.
The Guardian
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Hence, there is an urgent need for innovative antitubercular drugs and vaccines.
Pubmed
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I felt an urgent need to get away from the roiling crowd.
Sovereign
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His cause stood in urgent need of just what he could give.
Lincoln; An Account of his Personal Life, Especially of its Spri...
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