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We consider some network design problems with applications for wireless networks. The input for these problems is a metric space (X,d) and a finite subset U@?X of terminals. In the Steiner Tree with Minimum Number of Steiner Points (STMSP) problem, the goal is to find a minimum size set S@?X-U of points so that the unit-disc graph of S+U is connected. Let @D be the smallest integer so that for any finite V@?X for which the unit-disc graph is connected, this graph contains a spanning tree with maximum degree =