1.   The need to push came again, and Jane closed her eyes to concentrate.

2.   He says that the need to streamline comes about because of the recession, increased competition and a worldwide slump in the airospace industry in general.

3.   And because many day care and most preschool settings insist that children be toilet trained, parents are often conflicted about whose needs should come first.

4.   And with early adolescence comes a need to break out of the script.

5.   And with this growth came the need for more office space.

6.   Barbara Bush, who has previously campaigned in New Hampshire for the governor, said she felt the need to come to the state once more.

7.   But now that they think Bush has won, their own political needs come first.

8.   Clinton has now put on the table the amount he thinks needs to come from the tobacco industry in order to deter smoking, particularly among teen-agers.

9.   Employment experts say that a small ego certainly helps, since the boss and his needs must always come first.

10.   In creating Medicare and Medicaid, the government chose to subsidize health care for eligible individuals regardless of how their medical needs came about.