Thanks to this marriage between technical skill and biological need, new instrument-makers are sprouting up in the South Bay.
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Even after she married Ken Kimes, she had the biological need to live on the wrong side of the law.
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Another example of a biological need for survival could be the use of behavior matching or posture to mirror his.
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"It's almost a biological need not to be alone, to be with someone, " said San Antonio psychologist Mark Zitlin.
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How lunch came to be has to do more with class, gender and nationality than with the biological need to eat.
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Chicago once told an interviewer that she " felt fortunate that my own biological needs were entirely drowned out by an overpowering creative drive ."
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He was miffed that liberals were too guilt-ridden, comfort-addled and wussified to authenticate themselves by " satisfy ( ing ) their biological needs AUTONOMOUSLY ."
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Unfortunately, the mechanization of America didn't do away with the midafternoon lull most people experience, nor did it change the body's biological need for sleep.
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Primary needs are any biological need, such as food, water, and oxygen and secondary needs as needs that are generally psychological-such as nurturing, achievement, and independence.
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There's no biological need to drink " raw " water-I myself can subsist entirely on tea, coffee and orange juice, and I'm sure I'm not alone.
