41.   Besides wanting their questions answered in a nuanced, detailed way, Nappi says, customers want to associate purchases with a seller.

42.   Both Foo and Kirkpatrick say their strategies depend on market research, with careful spending to provide the level of service their target customers want.

43.   A customer wants a pizza.

44.   A customer wants to pay cash for sophisticated high-technology items or military goods.

45.   A lot of the diversity you see here now is because customers want local produce that used to be considered rare or exotic.

46.   A customer might want a hedge against high energy prices.

47.   A Swedish customer wants instructions for Judaica needlework while the Chileans demand books on tatting.

48.   Adapting tools to fit the terminal device is a matter of cutting off the ends of whatever the customer wants.

49.   AgraMarke grows for a specific customer, finding out what the customer wants and then going back through the system to make sure its growers provide it.

50.   All a customer wants is some assurance that the thing will run.