We like people that are super over achievers very bright that have a deep rooted need not a want but a need to win.

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To average a still-standing record of 50 points per game, as Chamberlain did in 1961-62, and to score 100 points on a single night, a player must not only want to do it, but must, on a deeper level, need to do it.

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Technically it's not a high street bank, but a link between people who want to invest their savings and people who need a loan.

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If you want to run not one query but a thousand per second, you need very high throughput and higher efficiency in data processing.

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They're handing out discounts like candy, but not all customers need, or even want, a discount.

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The result: he not only knows what his users need but also what they want, something he delivers with a predictable mixture of controversy and success.

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Mostly, we just want fixes to previous government efforts that tried but failed to fix a problem that turned out not to need a regulatory solution, or at least not one without an expiration date.

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The health secretary said he did not want to make a judgement about Mr Walker's claims but there were "a lot of very serious allegations that we need to get to the bottom of".

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There are articles that provide advice on which investments will be hot depending on who wins the election, so if you are focused on the short-term for your investing, you might want to look for suggestions about what to invest in under a Democratic presidency, but you may not need to.

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