The people in the movie are fenced in by circumstance, or by their own peculiar needs: people such as the fifteen-year-old Howie (Paul Franklin Dano) and his best friend, Gary Billy Kayy), who are at least half in love with one another.
Aside from wealth management, private banks turned family offices also offer other professional services that meet the peculiar needs of their clients, ranging from tax advice to philanthropic use of their wealth.
The African Union urges all African member states to review their policies impacting pastoralism, to develop a comprehensive policy which takes into account the peculiar needs of pastoralism; and to build human, financial and technical capacities to support pastoral policy development.
"This community has peculiar needs," he says ruefully.
I know how to meet them; I seem to divine Helen's peculiar needs.... Already people are taking a deep interest in Helen.
The drama on the Democratic side comes from the palpable antipathy between Vice President Al Gore and former Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey and from the peculiar needs of each candidate.
One could, in fact, make a strong case that Hewlett-Packard should understand the peculiar needs of both consumers and workers better than the likes of Apple or Nokia.
But Mr. Bloomberg, at a news conference on Tuesday announcing the selection, called Nissan's bid "far and away the best," and said the city chose the manufacturer that could provide the most reliable vehicle "that meets our city's very peculiar needs".
A few extra additions would have improved life, but remain absent: all punctuation remains on a secondary screen (not even a solitary full stop or comma is close at hand) and the inability to customise the keyboard could prove irritating for those who have peculiar needs.
