"The military having institutions to serve its needs is something that exists all over the world".
In '67 the foundation purchased a building at 49 E. 68 St., its present home, to serve its needs.
There is substance here, as he dissects how each period in American history finds or creates stars to serve its needs.
Whether that will be the product that would have best served its needs remains questionable.
And London, a city state with roughly the population of Austria, has never had a morning newspaper devoted to serving its particular needs and reporting its particular controversies.
If the provider of a proprietary payment network isn't serving its customers' needs, where else will their customers turn?
Mr. Madsen marvels at the heedlessness and hubris of a species that can, in serving its own immediate needs, imperil life on the planet for many generations to come.
"Loose associations" of small communities, each serving its own musical needs, might just be a source of health for an art whose big-time operatives are not doing all that well these days.
He says the new funding will be used to "continue building out the platform", as well as tweaking how it's serving its developer community's needs.
Facebook itself is an increasingly threatening competitor to the journalism industry, and it serves its own needs first.
It invades the cell, manipulates the RNA, reorganizes the organic factory, and reforms it to serve its own needs.
