That’s the thing about needs. Sometimes when you get them met, you don’t need them anymore.

Carrie

Sex and the City

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Topic

Human needs

Speaker

Carrie

Actor

Sarah Jessica Parker

Source

Sex and the City

Medium

TV program

Genre

Romantic comedy (TV) Comedy (TV) Romantic comedy Comedy

Language

English

Time

2002 2000s 21st century

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"The Good Fight." Sex and the City, written by Darren Star and Michael Patrick King and Candace Bushnell, directed by Charles McDougall, season 4, episode 13, Darren Star Productions, 2002.

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