1.   Almost universal access has become possible, even when the person being contacted does not want it to occur.

2.   It is very understandable for the person not to want to be aware that it probably will not fulfil its purpose.

3.   No ordinary person wants them any more, though they will for years to come provide talking points for the chattering classes.

4.   The first step in resolving conflict is to understand what the other person wants.

5.   What does each person want to happen?

6.   Whatever the person wanted you used to cut it.

7.   Among the requisite skills, Fischbach said, is an instinctive feel for what makes a person want to play a game over and over.

8.   Another person wanted to know whether it was possible to satisfy the obligation for Sunday Mass by attending on a weekday.

9.   Another person wanted to know if someone he suspects of trying to tap his phone line could find a way to monitor his online activity.

10.   Bells and whistles sounded like the sort of features that a thorough person might want.