"I felt there was a crying need for a comprehensive cancer center which also addresses affordability, " said Mazumdar-Shaw.

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Clearly, there is a crying need for more give and take in the partisan and broken politics India is witnessing today.

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"I think there's a crying need for it, " Morris said, especially for convicts that don't have the money and lawyers he has to fight back.

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But analysts say many newsrooms do lack rigour and there is a crying need for some serious, consistent training in fact checking and reporting ethics.

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If they can, the overall intelligence effort should benefit immeasurably, especially in the area of counterintelligence where -- as spy scandals in recent years have demonstrated -- there has been a crying need for better analysis.

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There is indeed a crying need for vocational courses that satisfy employers, ensure students reach a decent standard in English and maths, and provide practically minded youngsters with the routes into work that have long been lacking in British education.

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EU's crying need for a common foreign and security policy.

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