1.   What they needed, they Decided, was to set up a nursery themselves to gain a corporate reputation.

2.   What she needed, she decided, was a chat with Bridget.

3.   The amount of information on each edge is determined by how much information a higher level needs in order to decide between competitors.

4.   What men need, she has decided, is a good role model, and she thinks the British prime minister would do just fine.

5.   What Provincetown needed, Layng decided, was a June event to draw people into town.

6.   What the Rangers needed, he had decided, was an infusion of youth and that meant being patient.