Third: they're the only people in the world who know the Coca-Cola recipe, and they're being kept apart as a precautionary measure by the powerful needs of market forces.
Interestingly this study extended these findings to show how a perceived lack of competence, low levels of self-confidence, and a powerful need for a sense of relatedness within a group situation, were often addressed through attending with a friend.
It is born of the powerful need to craft a story out of the chaos of one's own history.
Lila is by no means certain that she welcomes love; reticence and shame mingle with a powerful need to respect the truth of her own experience.
Whether they are worried about climate change, population growth or habitat loss, many ordinary people are motivated by a powerful need to engage with events of the natural world.
But if Miller is right, and God's power is not the limit simpliciter of an ordered series of instances of power, and thus itself an instance of power, but is instead a limit case of power, then what is perfectly powerful need not be an instance of power.
As politicians do the bidding of the rich and powerful, the needs of Americans go unmet.
Wealthy, powerful, but in need of reassurance and correction.
In 1989, Mr. Mellor declared that the tabloids were reckless, too powerful and in need of more regulation; they were, he warned, "drinking at the last-chance saloon".
America, uniquely powerful, has less need of European support, at least in the old way, while Europe, freed to concentrate on its grand project of ever-closer union, no longer need defer to America as it once did.
