Demand for gasoline can outstrip or lag demand for oil.
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The demand for justice once again outweighs the president's demand for loyalty.
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Strong demand for European government debt is also adding to demand for U.S. Treasuries.
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"There was really strong demand for gasoline, summer-like demand for gasoline," he said.
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There's demand for one car; there is not a lot of demand for the other.
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Simultaneously, we're seeing more demand for health food options and more demand for indulging options.
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SINGAPORE — While controversial, the demand for real fur continues to fuel demand for some fashion accessories.
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Once the demand for Barbie dolls was met, the demand for Barbie's clothing and accessories continued.
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Demand for data skills is outpacing even the demand for coding, another hot commodity, Schwartz said.
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In boom times, when construction and demand for investment goods is high, demand for steel soars.
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There will be demand for fake AirPods for as long as there's demand for regular AirPods.
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Goldman blamed "significantly lower" demand for interest-rate products and lower demand for credit and mortgage trading.
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Demand for plant-based foods has driven up demand for pea protein, which is good for farmers.
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Lamp said that long-term demand for gasoline will outpace supply globally, spurring demand for new capacity.
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Demand for high-denomination U.S. bills is not slowing down, despite less demand for cash in general.
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Global markets cheered the news, indicating improved demand for riskier assets, in turn dampening demand for gold.
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That lasted a few years, until the demand for his mixes outpaced the demand for his workshops.
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Slowing demand for fossil fuels, and not just the growth in demand for them, is of utmost importance.
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Global markets cheered a potential deal, indicating improved demand for riskier assets, in turn dampening demand for gold.
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Say himself faced both a ruinous shortage of demand for his cotton and excess demand for his treatise.
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Those Treasurys are priced in dollars, so high demand for Treasurys translates to high demand for the dollar.
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And with high demand for games, comes a high demand for people who know how to make them.
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Similarly, the U.S. tax on imports would reduce demand for them and lessen the demand for foreign currencies.
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At first, a border adjustment tax would strengthen demand for U.S. exports and weaken demand for foreign imports here.
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Demand for imported soybeans, however, is likely to remain firm due to strong demand for soymeal for animal feed.
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As the demand for unskilled workers falls and the demand for skilled workers rises, the wage gap grows larger.
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Putting it in economic terms, will the demand for Bitcoin have the same velocity as the demand for money?
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But the company noted that demand for demand for Transformers, Monopoly, and Nerf toys is holding up pretty well.
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But if you look at the commentary out of Caterpillar, ... there's concern around demand for bulldozers, demand for mining equipment.
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Toray expects demand for the material to increase in line with demand for medium and small-sized mass-produced aircraft.
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"There was really strong demand for gasoline, summer-like demand for gasoline," said John Kilduff, energy analyst with Again Capital.
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The strength of the dollar has weighed on global demand for American goods, while increasing American demand for foreign goods.
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Low gasoline prices have boosted demand for the larger vehicles, while hurting demand for passenger cars such as Toyota's hybrid Prius.
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"There may be a demand for it in the same way there is demand for a corner crack dealer," Dellaportas said.
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China's iron ore market is becoming increasingly bifurcated, with stronger demand for higher grades and weaker demand for the lower grades.
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Not surprisingly, the demand for financial analysts in New York was much higher than the demand for pottery instructors in Boston.
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All of that leads to significantly less demand for gasoline and jet fuel, and as a result, less demand for oil.
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Every burger replaced with a Beyond Burger has an impact on CO2 emissions, demand for factory farming, and demand for antibiotics.
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A broader index of demand for staff rose to a three-month high, as demand for temporary staff accelerated by less.
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There's far more demand for such stories than demand for understanding the nature of intelligence or understanding what drives technological progress.
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"Well, there's a demand for seafood, there's not a demand for plastic, so you can't get mad at him," Cooper says.
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That fall in productivity has been met with an increased demand for the crop, as global demand for chocolate continues to grow.
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At the same time, there is growing demand for servers in data centers and the demand for cloud services and smartphone content.
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For instance, demand for electric vehicles is growing but so, too, is demand for much larger and much less energy efficient SUVs.
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Demand for respiratory therapists is increasing by 12 percent annually, and demand for medical records technicians is rising by roughly 16 percent.
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As a result of differential growth rates, domestic demand for imports is growing more quickly than demand for U.S. exports in overseas markets.
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Last week, Target blamed its poor performance in part on lower demand for electronics due to a drop in demand for Apple products.
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Consumer demand for gasoline in the United States, India and China is strong while business demand for diesel-powered freight is much weaker.
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Firm demand for the 30-year issue revived demand for Treasuries on the open market, pushing longer-dated yields off their session highs.
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The authors assert that the demand for opioids itself is a strong indicator of Americans' demand for pain relief, both physical and emotional.
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The winter heating season should depress demand for iron ore, with negative price implications, but lift demand for scrap, with positive price implications.
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Demand for batteries is going to experience exponential growth over the coming years, which means that demand for lithium is going to follow suit.
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Planalytics' data show that demand for outerwear declined 10 percent nationally in December, compared to last year, while demand for knitwear fell 6 percent.
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But China was also reporting what Douglas called "a significant shift in market dynamics", with demand for heroin dropping alongside rising demand for methamphetamine.
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Renewed demand for emerging market assets, and a nascent economic recovery have fostered demand for Brazilian assets following the deepest recession in a century.
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Because they are prepared to vary prices to ride out the ups and downs of demand for flights, their demand for planes is smoother.
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U.S. demand for EU products accounted for 2.6 percent of EU GDP, while EU demand for U.S. products was 2.2 percent of U.S. GDP.
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Nvidia notes on its blog that its solution will help address soaring demand for global shipping, driven by increased demand for consumer package delivery.
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Global demand for petrochemical feedstock accounted for 12 million barrels per day (bpd), or roughly 12 percent of total demand for oil in 2017.
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The first quarter also reflects demand for Tesla electric vehicles without the full $7,500 federal tax credit used to encourage demand for energy efficient cars.
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Demand for personal protective gear has been extraordinary; one health care supply company reported it had seen demand for N95 masks double during the outbreak.
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There's a lot of demand for a product that tastes just like meat, and a lot less demand for one that tastes kinda like meat.
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" In response, Ms. Allred said in part, "I never made a demand for any amount of compensation whatsoever, let alone a demand for $17 million.
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Despite his bullishness, Lutnick doesn't think the rally will translate to increased demand for various lines of bank business, for example, increased demand for loans.
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Over the past five years, demand for data analysts has grown by 372%; within that segment, demand for data-visualisation skills has shot up by 2,574%.
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Alcohol and tobacco are addictive, so demand for them is not as responsive to price changes as, say, the demand for airline tickets to fly abroad.
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The Treasury saw solid demand for $34 billion in two-year notes on Tuesday and strong demand for $36 billion in five-year notes on Wednesday.
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The first six months of 2628 saw the lowest demand for heating since at least 28503, with warmer winter weather lowering the demand for heating fuels.
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"For the third consecutive month demand for air freight grew at a faster pace than demand for air travel", said IATA Chief Executive Alexandre de Juniac.
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Banks are counting on a decrease in demand for mortgage loans this quarter while they expect a bump in demand for corporate loans, the survey found.
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Just as demand for gas mileage doesn't go down when there are more gas stations, demand for better range won't ease even as charging infrastructure improves.
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The move from the U.S. government arrives as demand for cane sugar rises, while demand for beet sugar has been declining, forcing raw sugar prices higher.
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To make the challenge even more urgent, while demand for physical assets grows linearly, demand for wireless network capacity has grown — and will continue to grow — exponentially.
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Demand for cold-rolled and galvanized sheet products remained solid, while demand for hot-rolled sheet products weakened versus the first half of 2016, the company said.
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China's crackdown on pollution and its growing demand for more environmentally friendly sources of power, such as LNG, are boosting demand for ships to transport the fuel.
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Global demand for cobalt has nearly quadrupled in the past 5 years as a result of increased demand for rechargeable batteries, and is expected to keep rising.
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By 2025 it envisions China meeting nearly three-quarters of its own demand for industrial robots and more than a third of its demand for smartphone chips.
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Near-term demand for flights to China has fallen to near zero and demand for flights to the rest of the trans-Pacific routes has plunged 75%.
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Payment models may change, but the demand for care will still be there — meaning that the demand for people to deliver that care will remain, as well.
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Parrot Analytics told Business Insider that demand for "The Clone Wars" that was 143% higher than demand for "The Mandalorian" three days ahead of their respective premieres.
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Apple had to constantly grapple with intense consumer demand for Plus models of the iPhone as consumer demand for larger phones seemed to far outstrip what everyone thought.
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The first and biggest mistake politicians have been making about health policy is they continue to conflate the demand for health care with the demand for health insurance.
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Annual demand for lithium is projected to surpass current production rates from mines as soon as 2022, and by 2050, demand for cobalt could exceed known planetary reserves.
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Refiners' demand for crude oil and drivers' demand for gasoline remain supportive of the market, with gasoline demand remaining near the highest levels of the season, he said.
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Meanwhile, experts say the demand for plastic production, now estimated at 335 million tons annually, is growing, which means the demand for nurdles is also on the rise.
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It said annual earnings will decline thanks to continuing weak demand for chips, but expects demand for memory products and OLED panels to improve during the second half.
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While demand for the narrowbody aircraft that dominate most fleets remains strong, demand for larger, long-haul aircraft like the 787 and Airbus A330 and A350 has weakened.
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Lower rates and yields could further reduce demand for annuities, but could modestly help demand for unit-linked or with-profits products given the low rates on bank savings.
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We know the demand for this is big, and the fact that demand for it is big is an important part of why so much of it is produced.
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Demand for multi-tasking vehicles from cost-conscious consumers and historically low gasoline prices have ramped up demand for SUVs and other larger models over that of passenger cars.
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It said trading in the first quarter had been helped by demand for electronic products during the soccer World Cup, which offset weaker demand for white goods and computers.
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"There are short-term circumstances helping demand for German bonds at the moment ... there is demand for safety ahead of the Brexit vote," ING strategist Martin van Vliet said.
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Volkswagen bucked a trend of falling demand for passenger cars by launching a range of higher-margin sports utility vehicles at a time when demand for sedans is falling.
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A net 18.2 percent of banks surveyed by the Federal Reserve reported weaker demand for auto loans and 17.4 percent on net reported lower demand for credit card debt.
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Saga has seen strong demand for its long-haul trips, with growing demand for travel to India, as well as to Greece and Cyprus, CEO Lance Batchelor told Reuters.
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Demand for tobacco seems to go up along with demand for cannabis, though the two are hard to separate because, in Europe at least, they are often smoked together.
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"Because families are becoming larger, there is more demand for land, (and) because people are staying on and cultivating the land, there is more demand for water," he said.
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That 2.7 percent growth was largely fueled by increasing demand for PCs in the commercial sector, and to a lesser extent "by growing consumer demand for gaming systems," says IDC.
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Jewelry is the biggest source of demand for gold globally and a slight dip in such demand meant overall demand for gold was virtually flat in 22008 at 4,212 tonnes.
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In February, their second summit collapsed after they were unable to narrow differences between a U.S. demand for the North's complete denuclearisation and a North Korean demand for sanctions relief.
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Between 1982 and 2007 a 1% increase in the female employment rate was associated with a 0.6% drop in demand for beef and a similar rise in demand for chicken.
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By refusing to sell the short-dated bonds, or selling a very small amount, the central bank curtails demand for crown-denominated assets, thus stemming demand for the national currency.
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Demand for the final season of "Game of Thrones" is at a record high, according to Parrot Analytics, a data science company that measures and predicts global demand for content.
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In February, their second summit collapsed after they were unable to narrow differences between a U.S. demand for the North's complete denuclearization and a North Korean demand for sanctions relief.
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"As ESMA is aware, this includes information about the supply or demand for ships, the supply or demand for cargoes ... and information pertaining to 'conditions affecting the transport of goods'".
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Seagate attributed the slide to reduced demand for both enterprise and silicon products, weak demand for desktop software in China and failure to participate in the low capacity notebook market.
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"There is a great surge in the demand for labor coming from the personal care industries, health care industry, basically the demand for human attention by aging people," he said.
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"There is incredible demand for high quality issuance with a 5% type trading level, but demand for the riskier part of high-yield is still very anemic," said another banker.
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Per CBRE, a commercial real estate company, demand for smaller warehouses that are closer to cities is rapidly outpacing demand for big properties in more remote parts of the country.
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But Mexico's strong demand for gasoline is not matched by demand for diesel, which continues to fall, adding to the global imbalance between the two major transportation fuels (tmsnrt.rs/1V7sKEV).
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Demand for traditional safe-haven assets rose following the latest provocation from North Korea, with demand for gold and the Japanese yen picking up in the aftermath of the launch.
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Arconic has increased hiring and capital expenditure this year to meet higher demand for parts from planemakers as they ramp up production to satisfy growing global demand for air travel.
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Traders would be watching out for Tesla Inc's production figures expected next week, which could indicate demand for electric vehicles, and hence industrial demand for platinum and palladium, analysts said.
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Vincent added the company expected rising demand for electric and hybrid cars, as well as for vehicles with automatic gearboxes, to offset falling demand for diesel and manual gearbox cars.
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The demand for the rigs has added a new dimension to Asia's tech shopping hubs whose once bustling business fizzled out in recent years hit by waning demand for personal computers.
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Separately, CEO Dennis Muilenburg said demand for passenger jets is getting stronger, telling French newspaper Le Figaro that there will be demand for 38,000 new jets over the next 1303 years.
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Overall demand for gold was at 4,212 tones, similar to 2014's figure of 4,226 tones, with China and India accounting for 45 percent of total gold demand for the year.
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Since they are more willing than full-service airlines to vary prices to smooth the ups and downs of demand for flights, that means their demand for planes is less bumpy.
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"Construction demand for distribution warehouses is fairly solid, but demand for civil engineering and new shops is sluggish," Takanari Yamashita, director of METI's iron and steel division, told a news conference.
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The basic shape of things is that demand for chemicals derived from petroleum is projected to grow very quickly, while demand for oil for energy is projected to plateau and decline.
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While the epidemic has hurt demand for crop-based biofuels and discretionary food spending, agricultural markets were continuing to see steady demand for staples, Ian McIntosh said in a telephone interview.
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If the recovery in aviation is slow, demand for fossil fuels would remain depressed and gas prices could stay low for an extended period of time, further dampening demand for EVs.
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The airline said near-term demand for flights to China has fallen to near zero, and the demand for flights to the rest of its trans-Pacific routes has declined 75%.
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Wong Yih Khai, senior analyst at Canalys, says the market demand for cloud infrastructure services in China continues to grow at a rapid pace led by demand for artificial intelligence services.
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Stocks and Treasury bonds are considered to be classic investment alternatives, with demand for the former reflecting economic optimism, and demand for the latter reflecting an urge to shelter one's money.
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" He concluded with a demand for "a fair country.
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Ramaco, for example, expects global demand for metallurgical coal to rise in step with economic growth, despite the slump in U.S. demand for the type of coal used in electric power generators.
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The company also pointed to higher demand for sweeteners, and a stronger performance at its oilseeds processing segment, helped by improved sourcing and production despite sluggish demand for soybean oils and meals.
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"Saudi Aramco is determined to not only meet the world's growing demand for ample, reliable and affordable energy but to meet the world's growing demand for much cleaner fuel," it told Reuters.
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If seizure data is a broad indication of the NPS marketplace, then demand for synthetic cannabinoids is on an exponential rise, while demand for other substances has been gradually falling since 2013.
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Traders said demand for the euro jumped on speculation of increased demand for it from a Japanese bank's plans to buy a multi-billion dollar aviation finance business from a German bank.
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"People's demand for vegetable oils is quite stable, while demand for soymeal is weak as poultry farms are losing money and restocking of hogs is slow due to falling profits," Liang said.
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The opening of a new grammar school is associated with a decline in demand for the best local private secondary schools and an increase in demand for private primaries, says Ms Allen.
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"As we proceed to the second quarter of the year, we see an increase in global demand for oil due to demand for oil products, particularly gasoline," he said in a statement.
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That's the driving force for a lot of new initiatives and a lot of opportunities for us that you have the demand for, promotion demand for advertising, organically in the social platform.
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IT'S TRYING TO FIND AREAS WHERE OTHER PEOPLE ARE NOT COMPETING AND WHERE THE LIQUIDITY OR THE DEMAND FOR LIQUIDITY IS NOT AS HIGH BUT THE DEMAND FOR CAPITAL IS VERY HIGH.
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There seems not to be a pent-up demand for a de Blasio candidacy so much as a pent-up demand for other mayors and City Council members to vent about him.
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Wetherall said growing demand for e-commerce deliveries in remote markets was boosting demand for rugged cargo planes like the LM-100J, expanding the client base beyond mining and oil services companies.
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Also, if Apple had to close stores, it could stifle demand for iPhones, and it's not clear to me what happens to demand for a luxury good like that once it's stifled.
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This is to meet strong demand for its cars in the United States, its largest market, where dealers have been struggling to keep up with demand for the popular models, it said.
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Tariffs can worsen trade deficits by reducing demand for a country's products along with demand for its currency, which will fall against the dollar and make exports more expensive and imports cheaper.
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Global demand for oil could outdo the 10-year average in 2017 as the health of the world economy improves and demand for road transport continues to grow, OPEC said in the report.
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Instead, the stated reasons for the decline are primarily the same as last quarter: falling demand for memory chips, which is Samsung's true bread and butter, as well as decreased demand for displays.
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Fitbit, Huawei, and Garmin are far behind, with IDC reporting that higher demand for more fully featured smartwatches is driving demand for Apple products and reducing the popularity of lower-cost fitness trackers.
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European demand for imported gas, because of energy efficiency, weak demand for manufacturing and the rise of renewables, is not expected to reach a level that would require the new pipeline anytime soon.
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But a drop in demand for the transportation of bulk commodities, like oil and coal, thanks to more pipelines opening and more power plants using natural gas, means less demand for their skills.
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Demand for battery-grade lithium compounds is expected to skyrocket in the next decades in tandem with soaring demand for electric cars as governments and individual consumers try to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Mining and commodities trading group Glencore raised its earnings guidance on Thursday and said it expected the increased take-up of electric vehicles and demand for storage to boost demand for its products.
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Its trade war with America will increase demand for this.
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But the demand for good (or bad) information is uneven.
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Mr Trump's trade policies are also depressing demand for oil.
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DraftKings declined to comment specifically on the demand for restitution.
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Demand for steel, for example, has weakened in recent years.
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But demand for the fins, especially in Asia, remains high.
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It blamed the decline in consumer demand for smartphone devices.
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That has been stoking demand for imported pork, she said.
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Strong demand for the Model 288.50 also bolstered the results.
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There is a major market demand for such laboratory creations.
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This leads to limited demand for naphtha as a blendstock.
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With economic growth slowing, demand for credit is also easing.
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" Currie says concerns about deteriorating demand for oil are "overblown.
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The demand for great deep learning engineers is incredibly high.
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Until today, demand for protective put options has been punk.
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The global population and demand for water are both skyrocketing.
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As new markets for storage grow, demand for batteries increases.
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There is clearly no issue of demand for the product.
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Demand for disruptive resistance is intensifying in the Democratic base.
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Both gauges point to much stronger demand for factory goods.
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On the one hand, there's solid, strong demand for housing.
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GE now predicts weak demand for gas turbines until 2020.
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So the demand for research services is in secular decline.
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Chinese demand for American agricultural products, especially soyabeans, has boomed.
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"The fear really is global demand" for soybeans, said Stutland.
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Plus, demand for the soap among Palestinians has dropped off.
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This increases the demand for pesos, driving up their value.
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There's been plenty of demand for a desktop Messenger, though.
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The demand for the services of investment banks is strong.
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World demand for energy is closely tied to economic growth.
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The falling prices reflect a decrease in demand for ivory.
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That has not curbed popular demand for Mr. Hirsch's insights.
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Investment and output have increased with demand for electric vehicles.
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Cobalt and copper are particularly in demand for electric vehicles.
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For now, analysts say demand for YouTube ads remains robust.
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They muster in spectral gangs, hissing their demand for justice.
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He reported seeing high demand for those kinds of homes.
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Even as demand for IVF rises, insurance coverage remains limited.
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As the demand for airfare decreases, so do the fares.
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Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment.
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So, yes, the demand for an election is a diversion.
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An excess demand for the medium of exchange depresses trade.
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Yet neither issue has really affected demand for BA flights.
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Increased demand for local food is also propelling the industry.
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That uncertainty shock is further eroding demand for manufactured goods.
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This has depressed demand for both equities and corporate bonds.
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Distant trade wars could crimp demand for African raw materials.
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As a result, demand for charters from parents is high.
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She also points to the continent's demand for IT training.
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What we saw is a higher demand for longer messages.
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Demand for labour is strong, which makes it less risky.
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There's a high demand for administrative professionals, according to FlexJobs.
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He said there's plenty of demand for U.S. government debt.
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It's unsurprising that demand for relief is on the rise.
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Maybe there isn't really a demand for flying cars yet?
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Both served as proof of demand for new product categories.
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The demand for commodities has also filtered through hedge funds.
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But after the second world war demand for coal fell.
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And demand for international bandwidth is growing by 45% annually.
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S. trade war, hurt demand for gadgets across the board.
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There's a growing demand for greener, safer renewable energy sources.
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By the numbers: Domestic demand for ethane has grown rapidly.
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The demand for their goods is moving to other places.
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But it can't ignore consumer demand for grocery delivery forever.
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Strong demand for European government debt also boosts U.S. Treasuries.
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And demand for these metals is only going to grow.
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One big uncertainty is how demand for oil will fare.
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Loan losses were trivial, and demand for credit was growing.
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He echoed Russia's demand for access to the nerve agent.
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Demand for the vegan product had remained strong, he added.
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In a digitalized liberal society, there is a demand for
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And unrecycled materials increase the demand for new plastics worldwide.
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It also indicates that there is demand for her product.
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Even Apple has recognised the demand for bigger, better audio.
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All three reported falling demand for international cargo during January.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Demand for jetliners made by Boeing Co (BA.
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Demand for thermal coal for electricity generation is trending downward.
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GE ended up with little demand for power plant equipment.
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Fund managers said demand for public sector companies remained poor.
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It's not that there was no demand for the product.
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As a result, demand for visas is at unprecedented levels.
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For graphic on Demand for UK exports fading click reut.
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Demand for wool active wear in particular continues to grow.
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Demand for base metals is highly correlated with industrial output.
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It's more about, where's the supply and demand for shares?
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It should create more demand for MLP stock in general.
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In the long run, demand for tissue can only grow.
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They have emerged to fill a pressing demand for coders.
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Outlawing abortion did not mean the demand for it ceased.
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The consumer demand for Disney+ has exceeded our high expectations.
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"Unsurprisingly, we see very strong demand for gas," Davies said.
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Increasing demand for workers should eventually translate into higher pay.
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But while demand for taro has increased, acreage has not.
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Ironically, that outcome increases the demand for air cooling units.
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Predictably, that has led to the strengthening demand for labor.
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There is probably a greater demand for comedy in heaven.
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Demand for temps has never been higher (see top chart).
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The demand for science and engineering fellows continues to increase.
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Over the past decade, demand for wireless connectivity has skyrocketed.
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Staff are in short supply, stoking demand for managed services.
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The demand for Treasuries has seemed insatiable in recent years.
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That hurts demand for bullion, which is priced in dollars.
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Unfortunately, this excess demand for hats cannot easily express itself.
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And as a result, demand for them has been insatiable.
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That's the compensation investors demand for holding assets like bonds.
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Demand for pastry chefs is soaring, but salaries are stagnant.
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Pompeo, however, forcefully pushed back against their demand for documents.
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Unfortunately, demand for Colorado River water has long exceeded supply.
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And World War I created a significant demand for money.
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Demand for whale oil plummeted with the development of kerosene.
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Most climate policy focuses on reducing demand for fossil fuels.
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In recent years, demand for conventional dairy products has fallen.
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Increasing line speeds are driven by growing demand for poultry.
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The consumer demand for Disney+ has exceeded our high expectations.
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A mild winter undercut demand for heating and utilities production.
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Also, there will be a higher demand for cybersecurity professionals.
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"Demand for our product actually increases as the economy tightens."
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Against this background, the demand for safe assets remained strong.
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Slower growth correlates with a decline in demand for oil.
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Today, the demand for organ transplants grossly surpasses the supply.
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The senator went on to repeat his demand for Mrs.
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Despite this, demand for oil is falling in developed countries.
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As China keeps growing, its demand for crude does too.
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Let's figure out the impact of the demand for tires.
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Today, demand for rhino horn is as strong as ever.
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This incubated a soaring demand for the new party drug.
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Political demand for economic liberalization has to come from somewhere.
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There's also a strong demand for cars, among other things.
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I haven't really seen a demand for that right now.
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There is, after all, great demand for what they offer.
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It wasn't like there was a big demand for tickets.
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I was getting a lot of demand for patent services.
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Where charter schools excel, however, demand for admission is high.
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Wall Street loves buybacks because they create demand for stocks.
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Usage rose to counter rising popular demand for constitutional amendments.
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After tabloid coverage, demand for Mr. McCurdy's services grew exponentially.
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Demand for gloves and protective glasses has also risen substantially.
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Places like this have huge demand for reliable, fast Internet.
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An unusually mild winter helped suppress demand for heating oil.
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The demand for land is increasingly urban in South Africa.
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But the demand for disclosure is powerful among gay people.
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Better yet, global demand for specialty coffee is growing rapidly.
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Demand for industrial metals is highly correlated with industrial activity.
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"There is a huge market demand for Prime," he said.
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The economy has been relying on domestic demand for growth.
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Boeing's stock soared thanks to strong demand for the jet.
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The demand for Mr. Netanyahu to resign is growing louder.
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Anecdotally, drivers have said that demand for UberBlack has decreased.
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Trump's demand for loyalty from Comey was inappropriate at best.
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Yields fall as demand for bonds increases and prices rise.
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Brazilians are not alone in their demand for radical change.
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Contrarily, Munster's bull case reflects a stronger demand for iPhones.
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Once, it was a demand for equal treatment for all.
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Yields fall as demand for bonds (and their prices) rise.
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Official data showed some recent Chinese demand for U.S. crop.
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Analysts attributed the falls to weak demand for U.S. supplies.
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And coronavirus has killed demand for alcoholic drinks in China.
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Global demand for electric vehicles is, to be blunt, terrible.
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In fact, this is our demand for a print publication.
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And isn't that demand for silence itself pretty damn sexist?
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That's one reason demand for freelancers and consultants is rising.
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All those factors contribute to greater demand for coal imports.
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Plus, some demand for US soybeans shifted to other countries.
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But it's great to see the overwhelming demand for it.
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"New entries represent new demand for rare species," he said.
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But the move may expand underground demand for flavored pods.
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Then, Parliament shot down Johnson's demand for an early election.
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We must apply equal attention to reduce demand for them.
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Widespread factory closures have also reduced demand for sulphuric acid.
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Increased demand for safe havens also pressured U.S. Treasury yields.
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Interest rates fall when demand for U.S. Treasuries goes up.
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Prices fall and the demand for fish grows even stronger.
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Certainly, the demand for renting by the room is there.
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For more on the Republican demand for answers, click here.
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Our demand for Unions for All includes four critical parts.
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That doesn't mean there isn't demand for more diverse films.
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Demand for Sofritas has continued to grow, the company said.
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It takes world production to meet demand for soy protein.
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The company is benefiting from strong demand for holiday deliveries.
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At the same time, demand for shares has risen sharply.
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Moro said low demand for a new product is normal.
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T even as local demand for oil continues to fall.
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Broadcom's results were driven by higher demand for smartphone chips.
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And that could provide some pent up demand for Samsung.
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With the sharing economy, there's growing demand for transportation alternatives.
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Meanwhile, the demand for them is only going to rise.
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That will buttress the demand for the platform's digital coin.
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Strong overseas demand for U.S. soybeans offered support to futures.
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Consumer demand for secondhand luxury and exclusive items will rise.
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As the economy was falling, demand for borrowing also fell.
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Weak growth in China would have reduced demand for oil.
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There was also an increase in demand for fabricated metals.
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Strong corporate earnings increased demand for offices, the survey found.
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Lower tax rates could also affect demand for muni bonds.
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"Passenger demand for the product has been phenomenal," he said.
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Basically, when the supply of power outstrips demand for it.
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We know the demand for tickets, for hospitality, for debentures.
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There is growing demand for judicial activism on the right.
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Nor was there a demand for money from Mr. Bezos.
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The demand for such services, however, reflects a broader reality.
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At times, the film's demand for teamwork precludes satisfying payoffs.
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Who knew the demand for Lee's works was so strong?
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The consumer demand for the home design titles is great.
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The sanctions on the company spurred demand for Chinese metal.
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This suggests that there is still demand for such information.
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These lucky engineers are enjoying tremendous demand for their talents.
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"Demand for yak milk products exceeds production," Park's book states.
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Fitch projects that PerkinElmer will generate compound growth in reported revenues of between 3%-4%, as global population growth and an expanding middle class in emerging markets continue to generate increased demand for diagnostic products in the company's Human Health business, which should benefit from increased demand for high quality health care outside of the U.S. Demand for PerkinElmer's Environmental Health business should be driven by growing demand for food supply chain security and a world-wide shortage of clean water.
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That is 500,000 bpd less than OPEC's forecast of the demand for its crude in the third quarter, and 160,000 bpd below the average of expected demand for OPEC crude in the second half.
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A summit between Trump and Kim, in Vietnam in February, broke down after they failed to narrow differences between a U.S. demand for North Korea's denuclearisation and a North Korean demand for sanctions relief.
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The study concluded that "in all scenarios the refinery sector has the capability to supply sufficient quantities of marine fuels … to meet demand for these products while also meeting demand for non-marine fuels".
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However AerCap Holdings NV, the world's largest independent aircraft leasing company, on Wednesday played down concerns about weakening demand for wide-body jets, saying there was still "good solid demand" for the aircraft globally.
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"Demand for automobiles, including SUVs for North America and electric vehicles for Europe, are strong," Nippon Steel Executive Vice President Katsuhiro Miyamoto said, adding that demand for industrial machinery and construction are also solid.
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The size of Britain's GDP, when converted into euros, thus reflected an uneasy amalgam of demand for its goods and services and a somewhat separate demand for the pounds required to buy British assets.
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Demand for high-end flagship phones has also slowed at a greater rate than demand for mid-range and low-end devices in the second quarter of 2019, Gupta also wrote in Gartner's report.
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While power demand for air-conditioning does increase during summer, China has comparatively little gas-fired generation, meaning demand for coal and other forms of electricity, such as hydro and nuclear, shoulder the burden.
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The company said it expects U.S. farm cash receipts in 2019 to be higher than this year as strengthening demand for crops like corn, wheat and cotton are seen offsetting soft demand for soybeans.
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They are producers of both metallurgic (steel) and steam (utilities) coal, and while demand for steel is still good demand for utility coal has been facing stiff competition from natural gas for many years.
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While recent hurricanes have wiped out demand for gasoline in recent weeks, demand for diesel is likely to remain strong as construction crews fire up heavy machinery to rebuild storm-ravaged areas, he noted.
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To put that another way, when the tax "price" for U.S. business was high, there was less demand for the goods and services that our businesses produced —and also less demand for U.S. workers.
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More generally, the company predicts that increased demand for flexible screens may help its display business due to some unspecified "new smartphone launches," but also that demand for flexible displays may be "soft" for now.
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While exports of lighter grades to Europe should rise in the summer to meet higher demand for transportation fuels, demand for heavier grades in Saudi Arabia is not expected to change much, industry sources say.
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I also do not see much of this increased demand for nonfiction work on race or gender translating into increased demand for other writing from writers of color, women writers, or trans and nonbinary writers.
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The euro area bank lending survey for the third quarter of 2019 indicates a slight easing of credit standards and increasing demand for loans to households, while demand for loans to firms remained broadly stable.
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In order to create enough batteries to meet the new demand for the Model 3, and the continued demand for the Model S and X, Tesla expects to build at least three more battery factories.
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Swiss-American technology accessories maker Logitech International said its quarterly operating profit fell 1.5 percent, as strong year-end demand for newer music and video accessories failed to offset shrinking demand for computer add-ons.
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For example, he hailed the reduction in February's trade deficit, even as the drop was driven by weaker U.S. demand for imported goods and stronger demand for U.S. exports driven by more vibrant economies elsewhere.
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Even the rich world's falling demand for printing and writing paper is not such a worry: it means there is less used paper for recycling, which should in turn shore up demand for "primary" pulp.
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Renewed demand for emerging market assets, investor confidence in President Michel Temer's efforts to balance the budget and a nascent economic recovery have fostered demand for Brazilian assets following the deepest recession in a century.
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Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co ran a U.S. demand model early last year that significantly underestimated demand for 2017 and 2018, forcing the bank to revise its forecast in December to predict record demand for 2018.
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"While the drivers of recent performance are not entirely clear-cut, we believe the surge in geopolitical tensions may have motivated investor demand for CHF, much as it has driven demand for gold," Pandl said.
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Employment rose sharply and the demand for labour also increased significantly.
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Much of the demand for the plant's power comes at night.
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Demand for funereal paraphernalia is rising because of Cuba's ageing population.
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Cryptocurrency mining had fueled demand for those chips late last year.
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Here, the demand for luxury pets, such as cheetahs, is booming.
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Also, an excess world demand for the dollar indicates its scarcity.
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Outlays on services rose 0.5 percent, reflecting rising demand for utilities.
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Demand for oil was surging as more people started driving automobiles.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Demand for passenger jets is strengthening, Boeing Co (BA.
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"There's demand for that supply outside of Southeast Asia," Bose said.
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As the demand for safe spaces on rises across the nation.
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The demand for IVG coupled with gene editing would be significant.
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No, only highly qualified dads are in demand for this stunt.
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With increasing demand for water, unregulated exploitation has emptied natural reservoirs.
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Increasing demand for oil is a harbinger of better economic growth.
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"There is a huge demand for Chinese interpreters," Mr Karabaev says.
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Both Beyond and Impossible have seen demand for their product spike.
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On top of that, the demand for manufactured goods is rising.
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Stronger stocks on Monday also likely reduced demand for the greenback.
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There's no way of knowing whether demand for memberships has grown.
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"There will be plenty of demand for those shares," he said.
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That could indicate that there's still strong demand for Tesla vehicles.
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I mean there's a strong sort of demand for more performance.
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Budapest. Though Issenberg doesn't get into this much, the demand for
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Tesla has since stoked an increasing demand for electric-powered cars.
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"It's difficult when demand for your product is dropping," he said.
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Recycled copper satisfies two-fifths of global demand for the metal.
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Nigeria is benefiting from pent-up demand for African sovereign debt.
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Amazon can barely keep up with the demand for certain books.
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Chatter on social media sites can drive demand for designers' collections.
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The best of these satisfy a growing public demand for culture.
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But the demand for Christians is that they love their enemies.
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At the same time, the demand for rental homes has soared.
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In fact, nobody knows quite what drives the demand for drugs.
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Ideally, companies' supply of products would precisely match demand for them.
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"We're not seeing any decrease in demand for our services here."
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Manufacturing could get support from the still-strong demand for autos.
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China accounts for nearly half of global demand for industrial metals.
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Demand for food is expected to double between 2013 and 2050.
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There was significant pent-up demand for a new internet stock.
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As China has less demand for commodities, their prices have fallen.
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Nvidia's results were helped by growing demand for its gaming chips.
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The Taliban have reiterated their demand for a "complete Islamic system".
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While demand for bulk shippers has slumped, supply has scarcely blinked.
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There's demand for education and for transportation and for pension funding.
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Americans can move freely, and demand for urban living is enormous.
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Growing demand for pilots and cabin crew is having an effect.
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That reflected a 1.2 percent rise in demand for transportation equipment.
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Refiners maintain the waivers have not hurt overall demand for biofuels.
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Demand for health care from an ageing population continues to rise.
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There will always be a demand for highly skilled, qualified employees.
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Lilly's results were helped by demand for cancer and diabetes treatments.
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His education and prevention programs weakened demand for illegal substances, Drs.
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Space tourism would create a steady demand for off-world labour.
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Those who set the odds are increasingly in demand for advice.
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Across Asia, demand for drugs is shifting from heroin to meth.
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But demand for this type of small rocket has been high.
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Despite the high prices, demand for public housing continues to rise.
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Globally, demand for base metals is highly correlated with industrial production.
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A fast-growing nomadic population has increased the demand for space.
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First, transplantable organs are scarce and demand for them is increasing.
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The party is soft-pedalling its traditional demand for northern separatism.
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This demand for clean energy is now forcing utilities to respond.
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A growing fleet of aircraft also lifted demand for spare parts.
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This would decrease demand for the greenback and boost U.S. inflation.
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Low energy prices dried up demand for drilling equipment and pipelines.
|
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Demand for coal and oil may have peaked in the West.
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Long-term interest rates reflect the supply and demand for money.
|
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It didn't stand a chance against sustained popular demand for ridesharing.
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Samsung cited weak demand for memory chips for the grim guidance.
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The demand for teacher jobs seems to be high, as well.
|
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In bond markets, the demand for guaranteed income was also unrelenting.
|
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This is critical as the demand for naturals continues to rise.
|
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Is there demand for the product and does it exceed supply?
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Is there demand for the product and does it exceed supply?
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As with any demand for documents we will respond as appropriate.
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Increased demand for housing leads to higher prices and lower affordability.
|
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As demand for physical shops ebbs, that for warehouses will surge.
|
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But gas demand for power generation is also at a record.
|
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Automation is also reducing the overall demand for low-skill labour.
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As more people buy EVs, demand for a charging infrastructure increases.
|
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The dollar also continues to strengthen, limiting demand for American exports.
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"There is a demand for the villa/berth combination," she said.
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A heatwave is also boosting demand for air conditioners and refigerators.
|
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The move prompted increased demand for barrels at Cushing, traders said.
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Analysts think Japanese demand for foreign bonds has supported dollar/yen.
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So, already, that indicates a significantly lower demand for Hanukkah movies.
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Demand for flipped homes tends to come from first-time buyers.
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As these images have changed, so has the demand for them.
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Now global demand for its seeds, leaves and flowers is surging.
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Demand for such people is driven mainly by two profound changes.
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This was expected to bolster the country's demand for U.S. ethanol.
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There is, without question, a demand for keeping our phones alive.
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"There is strong demand for this way of learning," she said.
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The software maker saw increasing demand for its Creative Cloud suite.
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That reflected a 3.3 percent rise in demand for transportation equipment.
|
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Almost half of businesses expected increased demand for low-carbon goods.
|
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When the crypto craze slowed, so did the demand for chips.
|
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Strong demand for corporate bonds, however, means investors have limited power.
|
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But this week's stronger yen also dented demand for Japanese shares.
|
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But banning a drug does not stifle customer demand for it.
|
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While production remains under pressure, demand for Fonterra's goods remains strong.
|
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This will affect the population number, taxes and demand for education.
|
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And as the country's economy grows, demand for cars is rising.
|
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Autocatalysts are the biggest source of demand for platinum and palladium.
|
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The tax exclusion also drives up demand for expensive health insurance.
|
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But it has battered demand for Brazilian meats since Friday nonetheless.
|
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All this social media attention has fueled demand for certain breeds.
|
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Qatar Airways, however, said demand for travel to Iran remained strong.
|
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That reflected a 4.8 percent drop in demand for transportation equipment.
|
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Demand for the deal is about US$3bn, the lead said.
|
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"The world's demand for these fossil fuels is growing," noted Konschnik.
|
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Foxconn has previously expressed concern over demand for Apple's flagship devices.
|
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Completed inventory remains exceptionally low, reflecting sluggish demand for starter homes.
|
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Accelerating technological change is driving demand for high-level skill sets.
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VOLATILE The uncertainty drove up demand for protection against sterling swings.
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The data also raise doubts over external demand for Chinese goods.
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There has been demand for trade show businesses in recent years.
|
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But the increasing demand for meat poses a lot of challenges.
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Demand for Versa, our first 'mass-appeal' smartwatch, is very strong.
|
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Sales last year were driven by demand for single-family homes.
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It has eliminated some tasks and lowered demand for some workers.
|
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The higher spending comes amid strong demand for Intuitive's surgical robots.
|
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If demand for HSFO drops less than expected prices could rebound.
|
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Rising wages should also bolster domestic demand for goods, economists say.
|
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Depressed LNG prices are encouraging demand for the fuel, they added.
|
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Nevertheless, demand for the legged and winged sort is growing too.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A U.S. demand for documents related to Glencore's (GLEN.
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Uncertainty ahead of Trump's comments, however, dampened demand for the dollar.
|
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Since the financial crisis, the demand for these funds has exploded.
|
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As the community grows, there is a demand for more content.
|
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Essentially, the demand for foreign babies was outstripping a shrinking supply.
|
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But apparently demand for a contract was too strong to ignore.
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Seemingly everywhere artists propagate a rethinking of and demand for activism.
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However, we are having trouble meeting the demand for technology workers.
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The report contains insight into demand for the company's new iPhones.
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All our analyses compare U.S. counties with similar demand for mortgages.
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It may also expand the demand for courses from mature students.
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Asian demand for the metal is also expected to be dented.
|
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Meanwhile, Singh's Singaporean counterpart emphasized the market demand for Druva's technology.
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T-shirts are structurally simple and demand for them is huge.
|
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Most countries are handling the growing demand for food this way.
|
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Investors have punished Apple (AAPL) because of slowing demand for smartphones.
|
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Tariff punches have hurt China by dampening demand for its exports.
|
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The bank says demand for the card has remained steady since.
|
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Rising commodity prices are boosting demand for machinery and other equipment.
|
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But even as demand for IVF rises, insurance coverage remains limited.
|
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And as demand for them grows, governments grow and liberty yields.
|
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Fiat Chrysler, for example, reported strong demand for its Jeep models.
|
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As droughts spread, demand for companies offering water desalination will grow.
|
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Mr. Verheggen then focused on the global demand for drinking water.
|
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"There is really no demand for more fuel efficiency," Lindland said.
|
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"Demand for obtaining driving licenses is very high," said Maj. Gen.
|
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Those cancellations will dampen demand for coal for decades to come.
|
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Still, there's clearly a lot of demand for Apple's newest iPhones.
|
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The separation plans could build more demand for the product business.
|
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Rising demand for autos is pulling spending away from discretionary items.
|
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IUK said it expected to meet gas demand for the day.
|
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High demand for the deal caused the D23 website to crash.
|
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The problems persist, and industry demand for certification continues to grow.
|
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The other half said Apple misjudged the demand for silver iPhones.
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Over the years, the demand for child care has increased dramatically.
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American demand for motorcycles has waned while foreign interest has grown.
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He reiterated his demand for US diplomatic personnel to leave Venezuela.
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The immaturity of this demand for thanks takes away the breath.
|
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But despite the demand for their labor, their wages have stagnated.
|
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That is partly because of a backlog of demand for dollars.
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Robust exports are expected to keep demand for U.S. fuels elevated.
|
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The demand for the Tesla Model 3 is off the charts.
|
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The shutdown was triggered by Trump's demand for border wall funding.
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"The demand for foreign girls is growing in India," she said.
|
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Yet that doesn't mean there isn't a demand for standalone games.
|
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There's a clearly a huge demand for that kind of capability.
|
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There is certainly a demand for that type of a league.
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Red Hat benefited from growing demand for its hybrid cloud products.
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This may affect the growth of demand for the new links.
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Ironically, the demand for animals to kill keeps the species alive.
|
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And clearly, demand for the Chiron doesn't seem to be suffering.
|
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Demand for mobile phones, appliances, and computing drove comparable sales growth.
|
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There is a clear demand for products in the wellness space.
|
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Meanwhile, the demand for meat is projected to double by 2050.
|
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One system feeds the other, which produces demand for the former.
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" She was like, "There's only so much demand for black women.
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Global demand for base metals is highly correlated with industrial production.
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Unfortunately, the electric vehicle company can't meet the demand for repairs.
|
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"But there's still demand for good, well-located properties," he said.
|
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Now, a flood of demand for ethereum has increased similar concerns.
|
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However, the demand for gas and diesel-powered trucks is growing.
|
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The rate would rise over time, reducing demand for fossil fuels.
|
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Trying to gauge investor demand for such companies can be difficult.
|
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But the expected demand for cheap home 23D printers never materialized.
|
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Since 2010, though, Chinese demand for Thai wood has ramped up.
|
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GM says there's just not enough demand for the Chevy Cruze.
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This works as long as there is global demand for CHF.
|
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The demand for shark fin soup is decimating some shark species.
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But he doubled down on his demand for the death penalty.
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Now demand for those warnings is spreading among the wider public.
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The hacks have not kept demand for digital currencies from soaring.
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Business impact: American farmers are seeing reduced Chinese demand for soybeans.
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The coronavirus outbreak has also hit global demand for crude oil.
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That can also increase the demand for hospitals' intensive-care units.
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WADA's main demand for a lifting of the suspension was contrition.
|
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There are signs, too, that demand for food delivery is unstable.
|
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The escalating trade war hasn't cooled investor demand for Chinese securities.
|
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Global demand for beef, one of Brazil's top commodities, is growing.
|
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Although demand for language skills remains robust, supply is being choked.
|
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A spike in demand for masks means shortages are hitting hospitals.
|
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The demand for extreme races has surged over the past decade.
|
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Electric vehicles now outpace consumer electronics in the demand for lithium.
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VIRUS FATIGUE As anxiety rises, demand for emotional support is soaring.
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A high stock price means demand for Tesla stock is high.
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However, Ms O'Reilly thinks demand for interims could indicate business pessimism.
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Such policies, if successful, could ease the demand for rental units.
|
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If it follows through, demand for imported refined copper could increase.
|
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Buybacks boost demand for shares and artificially inflate per-share earnings.
|
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Your value always depends on demand for your skills, McDonald said.
|
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"The demand for jerseys has risen by fifteen-fold," he said.
|
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"The global refining industry is ready to meet demand" for IMO.
|
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Despite rapid demand for digital solutions, respondents still desire human interaction.
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That will leave the world with less demand for OPEC's oil.
|
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Seasonal demand for dollars will start from August, the dealer added.
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This year, she's still seeing high demand for her blockchain course.
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That doesn't mean there isn't demand for more R-rated heroes.
|
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But demand for electrical equipment, appliances and components fell last month.
|
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On the one hand, the demand for cybersecurity solutions is huge.
|
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America's demand for drugs illustrates the boundaries of what's possible in
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And if electric cars catch on, demand for gasoline could shrink.
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The demand for diversity and inclusion professionals is on the rise.
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For example, demand for transcription has actually exploded in recent years.
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Demand for China travel has plummeted because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Demand for vitamin D testing went through the sky," he said.
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It's a far cry from the confident woman's demand for props.
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Traders are looking for fresh Chinese demand for U.S. agricultural products.
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Virtuoso attributed those increases to "pent-up demand" for the region.
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That indicated eroding demand for oil slated for nearer-term delivery.
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Tiffany attributes the increase to stronger demand for higher end jewelry.
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And women have also fueled a demand for better mobile apps.
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Aksoy also renewed Ankara's demand for judicial cooperation from Saudi authorities.
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Surveys suggest that European demand for cars is holding up well.
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Demand for gasoline will also drop because of storm-bound drivers.
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Hotter climates will raise demand for cold storage and air conditioning.
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The demand for adoptable infants rose, especially among busy, successful women.
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Yet, even as demand for solar increased, that is what happened.
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Ruthless "sand mafias" are devastating waterways to feed demand for concrete.
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He also suggested that demand for clean cars remained relatively tiny.
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Amazon has fueled the world&aposs demand for free, fast shipping.
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Steady demand for his services suggests his old-school methods work.
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Alhadeff's grief was coupled with anger and a demand for answers.
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On Monday night, Mr. O'Reilly addressed the demand for an apology.
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National Grid said it expected low demand for electricity this summer.
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This has created high demand for workers and pervasive labor shortages.
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Not surprisingly, demand for hobby farm properties is on the rise.
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Much of those gains will stem from demand for CBD products.
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"Demand for the product among crop farmers is high," said Ngure.
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AMD was helped by a jump in demand for personal computers.
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Most are Islamic and benefit from strong demand for Islamic products.
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Despite the modest pullback, manufacturers reported increased demand for their products.
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Demand for its high-yielding sovereign debt has remained consistently strong.
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GoPro is battling waning demand for its sports cameras and drones.
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Demand for Bunds will be at a slightly higher level now.
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It was a demand for change, and the voters got it.
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Swift new trade deals are a major demand for Brexit campaigners.
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Democrats waived their demand for limits on detention capacity for immigrants.
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A boom in online shopping has increased demand for delivery services.
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Telehealth companies are struggling to meet surging demand for their services.
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There is likely to be a strong demand for Slack stock.
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Demand for lithium has made mining in the area attractive again.
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"A demand for $250 million was made and presented," he said.
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With the electronics boom worldwide, demand for both minerals has exploded.
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As demand for meat falls, the price of meat will fall.
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"The demand for concealed carry permits has risen dramatically," Siegel said.
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Chinese demand for US corn never fully recovered, according to Pay.
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S. trade war dampens demand for chips and chip equipment globally.
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Demand for tech workers in the nation's capital is already high.
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Could demand for Tesla's late 2015-launched Model X be softening?
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The data show variations in demand for various brand among regions.
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Indonesia's fast-growing middle class has an increasing demand for energy.
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According to Maestri, demand for the iPhone was bigger than expected.
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"Consumers should accept and demand for the natural beef," he said.
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Every demand for the future is a critique of the present.
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"Despite current commodity prices, the industry is experiencing stronger replacement demand for large equipment, while demand for small equipment remains solid," Joshua Jepsen, Deere's manager of investor communications, told analysts at a post-earnings conference call.
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While the market for so-called dry containers has been squeezed by increased competition, demand for refrigerated containers has grown thanks to higher global demand for fresh produce and other commodities, Maersk said in a statement.
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Strong demand for callable euro seniors from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley in October proved the depth of investor demand for this type of bond in Europe, with feedback following UBS's August deal providing further comfort.
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Chief Executive Axel Dumas told a conference call that sales momentum remained "quite good" with sustained demand for Hermes' Birkin, Kelly, Constance and Lindy bags, robust demand for shoes, while the silk business continued to rebound.
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Kaeser said Power and Gas margins would likely hit a low this year, arguing that demand for oil would continue to drive demand for Siemens' services even if depressed prices stymied capital expenditure in the sector.
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Construction delays, and rain, had also slowed demand for roadbuilding materials in Australia while a typhoon and a downturn in Korea, plus rain in the United States hurt demand for building materials there, the statement said.
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Demand for truck and car tyres rose across most regions in the first half, barring Latin America, although demand for outsize mining equipment tyres "fell back sharply for the third year in a row", Michelin said.
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The latest farming boom started in 2006, when demand for crops such as maize (corn), sugar cane and soyabeans generated record profits thanks to demand for (maize and sugar-based) ethanol, and the then skyrocketing Chinese economy.
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But the second summit in Hanoi broke down after the two sides failed to narrow differences between a U.S. demand for North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons and a North Korean demand for sanctions relief.
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Risk reversals for sterling, a gauge of demand for options on a currency rising or falling, have risen from recent lows indicating a pick up in demand for the British currency but remain far below January highs.
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The problem at the moment is with surging demand for gasoline in the United States as well as a number of other countries, including India, while demand for distillate and other products is growing far more slowly.
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Hemmingsen said the industry could see a "small uptick" in business this year, with increased demand for jack-up rigs for shallow waters, although there was still little sign of a boost in demand for deepwater rigs.
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He added that, despite the reduced demand for helicopters in the oil and gas industry, Honeywell foresaw a rise in demand for emergency medical services as the middle class in the region prospers from a maturing economy.
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BERLIN, May 30 (Reuters) - Global demand for passenger travel in April rose 4.6 percent, growing faster than demand for air freight, which is still in a difficult situation, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said in Monday.
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"(But) when it comes to future demand for vehicles for customers that are transport companies they are indicating slower request for demand for the coming six months," Henriksson, speaking after unlisted Scania reported nine-month results, said.
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Strong global demand for DRAM chips will continue to outpace supply in 2018, while demand for NAND flash chips exceeded supply for six straight quarters as of last month, DRAMeXchange, a division of data provider TrendForce, said.
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"Demand for democracy is particularly high because of the candlelight revolution, and demand for democratic procedural legitimacy for the THAAD deployment is, therefore, high," Moon told the U.S. Congress earlier this month during a visit to Washington.
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But the deal is not just about China's demand for food security.
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Central banks have kept interest rates low to stimulate demand for loans.
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The solid job market has helped to boost demand for new homes.
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The demand for video / live streaming / dynamic application content continues to grow.
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Silver fared better than gold, due to industrial demand for the metal.
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There is high demand for houses, but the workforce is not there.
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Other analysts were also pointing to pressure on demand for retail space.
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The company has seen an increase in demand for its unique technology.
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At the same, the demand for explainable AI is on the rise.
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This high-profile failure could bolster demand for U.S.-built crewed spacecraft.
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Both of which will drive demand for oil and thus oil prices.
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An unusually mild winter last year helped suppress demand for heating oil.
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The bottom line was helped by strong demand for immunotherapy drug Keytruda.
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There is no sign of any slackening in demand for such business.
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The spectre of a trade war also boosted demand for European debt.
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High demand for healthier beverages and snacks in North America bolstered sales.
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Freezing weather in the United States has boosted demand for heating oil.
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Low supply and high demand for housing are making it that way.
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They have to visit small booksellers and keep demand for books alive.
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Changes in environment policy also spurred demand for trucks, the official said.
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Overall, Salesforce has been seeing strong demand for its cloud-based software.
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Slipping demand for its basketball shoes hurt Nike's "futures orders", Yarbrough said.
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Colonial's plan is driven largely by waning demand for high-sulfur fuels.
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Exxon's plan includes 11 projects that will create new demand for gas.
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Machinery orders fell, and demand for computers and electronic equipment was flat.
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Results were driven by stronger demand for storage and data center products.
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As the technology quickly improved, the demand for portrait photographs increased rapidly.
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But demand for new homes remained weak, reflecting the broader economic slowdown.
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She is still in high demand for club appearances and Instagram promotions.
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And the demand for sensitivity has created another backlash of its own.
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Concern about next week's European parliamentary elections dented demand for the euro.
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Total global demand for uranium last year stood at around 64,000 tonnes.
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Sluggish demand for electronic gadgets has also hit its hi-tech exports.
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In other words, there was significantly better-than-expected demand for Zscaler.
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Chinese demand for watches, as for handbags and fashion, has since waned.
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Analysts said they expected demand for German government bonds to bounce back.
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The demand for documents and testimony drew backlash from the committee's Republicans.
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Revenue was also below forecasts as demand for its electric cars waned.
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And judging by sales, there's been a pent-up demand for them.
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Can you give us a sense of early demand for Disney Plus?
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A negative decision would hit confidence and demand for Portuguese government bonds.
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Basically, it's guaranteeing demand for the Petro by manufacturing a financial incentive.
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There is so much demand for paper here, and at ridiculous levels.
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Consumer demand for HRA is being fed in part by lifestyle shifts.
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In eSports, leagues are born out of audience demand for the content.
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Whatever Mr Trump decides, there is demand for the Muppet-flowered weed.
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Like most days, content farms feel the pull of demand for content.
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So, you know, there's a huge demand for it from our audience.
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"We just did not see a merchant demand for it," Benitez said.
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Concern about next weeks European parliamentary elections dented demand for the euro.
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But worries about demand for corn-based ethanol hung over the market.
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There was no demand for 30-year paper at negative interest rates.
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In ageing rich countries demand for nursing care is becoming increasingly insatiable.
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This as demand for housing rises in the usually busy spring season.
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There are other trends driving demand for fresh data, including genetic testing.
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Concerns about future demand for fossil fuels have weighed on the sector.
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High demand for sand in the construction industry further strains global supply.
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Outlays on services rose 0.5 percent, lifted by demand for household utilities.
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The demand for the city side and the protection of the users.
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Another potential source of additional demand for Indonesian property may be overstated.
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Chief Executive Brian Moynihan cited demand for credit from middle-market business.
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Particularly at a time when there's so much demand for streaming video.
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Falling car ownership among the young is raising demand for bus travel.
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Rental demand continues to be stronger than homebuying demand for several reasons.
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That boosted demand for premium ores, much of which comes from Brazil.
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Yet AI will also create demand for other types of digital work.
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So why not create plentiful reserves to fulfil the demand for money?
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At the same time, computers have increased the demand for skilled labour.
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Musk in May said there would be demand for 2308.83,245 luxury Teslas.
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"But domestic steel demand for automobiles and construction remained healthy," he said.
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AIRLINES respond to greater demand for travel around Christmas by increasing fares.
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When the panic of 1893 struck, demand for Pullman's railroad cars sank.
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SO WE STILL SEE A LOT OF DEMAND FOR U.S. TREASURY SECURITIES.
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Department store sales slumped in April on weak demand for luxury items.
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The demand for putting small satellites into space, it's a gigantic one.
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The result is that the demand for computing power is increasing exponentially.
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And now, they are in high demand for the exotic pet trade.
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In a response to the SEC's demand for information regarding the Feb.
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Rural demand for gold accounts for nearly two-thirds of India's total.
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The demand for the CEOs scalp soon follows, and the deathwatch begins.
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They are seldom just a demand for better wages or working conditions.
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More penguins also means more demand for their prey, krill and fish.
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The supply of many collectables is fixed; demand for them is growing.
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The difficulty for Unicode is that demand for more emoji is strengthening.
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India, like China, is a country with galloping demand for raw materials.
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This could partly meet the gilets jaunes demand for more direct democracy.
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At the same time, global demand for butter has also been changing.
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There is also strong demand for workers skilled in logistics and transportation.
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Demand for these gizmos is growing fast, if from a low base.
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The data weighed on stock markets, lifting demand for safe-haven assets.
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You start with what is something that is in-demand for people.
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Increased demand for Gilts could push prices higher and yields still lower.
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Recently, it's seen a greater demand for transparency in the private markets.
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And those fundamental trends are what's driving the demand for our products.
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AWS's chief use of machine learning is to forecast demand for computation.
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Traders also expect there to be strong investor demand for the notes.
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But there is also demand for batteries to go "behind the meter".
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Instead, volatility in demand for construction has trained builders to curb investment.
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Weakness in stock markets translated into some demand for safe-haven bonds.
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All over the world, there is demand for up-close animal encounters.
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Erdogan repeated a demand for information on the whereabouts of Khashoggi's body.
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"Every day there's more and more demand for our eyeballs," Holt admits.
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There will always be a demand for Fortnite as a competitive shooter.
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The demand for the World Bank is very high for our money.
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But demand for America's sovereign bonds is set to wane, Fink warned.
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That means there's a lot of demand for the few that are.
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And globalisation is another force pushing demand for scent makers like Givaudan.
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TfL figures show demand for night-time travel is on the rise.
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Today, consumption is increasing due to a demand for energy-efficient vehicles.
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Those opposed to the growing demand for Aadhaar data cheered the ruling.
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The weaker currency boosted demand for their goods and services in December.
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Gold fell 1% as growing risk appetite boosted investor demand for equities.
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Slower cross-border trading may cut demand for packaging to wrap goods.
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Half the domestic demand for 20.3 million tonnes is supplied from abroad.
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Why is there still so much demand for hotel rooms in London?
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As economies grow more sophisticated, demand for cognitive skills will keep rising.
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And affluent areas are generally where demand for housing is the greatest.
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Memebox taps into the demand for customization to very specific skincare needs.
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He filed a Demand for Notice against the estate on June 22015.
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Demand for ways to get around has grown rapidly since the 1970s.
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Executives told analysts that demand for 10 nanometer chips is exceeding supply.
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Retailers have enjoyed a recent increase in demand for jackets and outerwear.
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There's a growing demand for collaborative robots, explained Veo's founder, Patrick Sobalvarro.
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"The demand for this type of content is skyrocketing," she told me.
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Demand for smartphones has also declined because of economic uncertainty, Samsung said.
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It's important to appreciate, the demand for Model 3 is insanely high.
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Global investment demand for the metal was up 8 percent on year.
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Revenue also exceeding forecasts, aided by strong demand for its makeup brands.
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And I think we're seeing a demand for that all over, right?
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Risk-taking did little to restrain demand for safe-haven Treasury bonds.
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Some blame factors other than supply and demand for turning increasingly bearish.
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There is growing demand for his vegetables from the private sector restaurants.
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The deposition will also cover Amber's demand for money in the divorce.
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And the decision is they believe the demand for LNG is there.
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Demand for the dollar Eurobond maturing in 2035 had exceeded $5.5 billion.
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To view a graphic on China's booming demand for oak, click: tmsnrt.
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Navistar is dealing with falling demand for commercial trucks, among other factors.
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Headlines City of London lobbying group drops demand for EU 'passport' on.ft.
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Demand for consumer goods edged down while orders for intermediate goods rose.
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Demand for more comfortable footwear doesn't only translate into more sneaker sales.
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Who, after all, could survive the nonstop attention and demand for selfies?
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And as demand for Agile experts has risen, so have their salaries.
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However, analysts are forecasting firmer demand for oil over the longer term.
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It could create demand for public-sector employment to absorb surplus labour.
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ENGLAND has been struggling to meet its residents' burgeoning demand for housing.
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Cyberdyne is now struggling to keep up with demand for its products.
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Their remittances boost local incomes, property prices and demand for better schools.
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However, there is not yet overwhelming public demand for a second referendum.
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In fact, legalizing prostitution might even decrease demand for illegal sex trafficking.
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They say they are adapting their portfolio to changing demand for hydrocarbons.
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Revived demand for new construction, in short, is a long way off.
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As for the source of demand for albino body parts, speculation abounds.
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Thirdly, China's rare earth muscle-flexing has destroyed demand for its products.
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Water stress occurs when demand for the resource exceeds the available supply.
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Demand for the visa often exceeds the supply, triggering a lottery system.
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A wave of global economic growth has driven up demand for oil.
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In the muni market, demand for bonds has remained strong this year.
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N26's 100,26-person US waitlist indicates healthy demand for the product.
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Microsoft saw increased demand for its cloud computing services during the quarter.
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"Demand for U.S. equities isn't just coming from U.S. investors," Kraeblen said.
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Demand for the extra bathroom shot up after the Great Recession ended.
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Coke has also been rattled by falling demand for its fizzy colas.
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Now, demand for plots to build on is intensifying, driving stocks higher.
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Missiles excite, for unlike other weapons, demand for them is growing strongly.
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As its economy slows domestic demand for steel in China has fallen.
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This higher demand for medical services drives up costs for other patients.
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Trump's demand for swift action to end the rift represents a shift.
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Podemos has hitherto backed the separatists' demand for a referendum on independence.
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A 'cash cow' Demand for services wasn't the industry's only growth driver.
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Wall Street blamed poor iPhone X demand for both suppliers' weak guidance.
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European stock markets fell more than 2 percent, fuelling demand for bonds.
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The net result is a pickup in demand for currency hedging programs.
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Chile's demand for his extradition, first made in 2013, hangs in limbo.
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Low inflation and global demand for yield has supported longer-dated debt.
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There's even demand for American campaign merchandise from overseas, according to McCall.
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Economic ties have deepened amid huge demand for infrastructure projects in India.
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"Yes, it will hurt coal, but it increase demand for natural gas."
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Rising bond yields reduce demand for precious metals, which pay no interest.
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That growth equates to high demand for American products, particularly pet food.
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Strong demand for gaming and data center chips helped drive Nvidia's results.
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Meanwhile, gold stocks dipped as demand for the safe-haven metal fell.
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Companies' demand for workers is surging as the economy slowly picks up.
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Macron dismissed Johnson's demand for a fundamental renegotiation of Britain's Brexit deal.
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SJ: Why do you think demand for credit has been so subdued?
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When demand for bonds is high, their prices rise and yields fall.
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Demand for those apartments' skyrockets, exceeding available units and creating long waitlists.
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Pittenger did not express an objection to Harris's demand for a recount.
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Unfortunately, the global demand for AI talent falls far short of supply.
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Plus, demand for line pipe can vary significantly from year to year.
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Ironically it could support demand for more crossovers, modern SUVs and trucks.
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That produced strong demand for electricity from the steel and cement industries.
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High demand for electricity overloaded circuits and power was cut to thousands.
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So, rent control means more demand for housing and less housing supply.
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Demand for LNG around the world is projected to continue to grow.
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There's also a clear demand for work hours that are more manageable.
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That raised concerns that demand for the plug-in vehicles would plummet.
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With students from new global precincts comes a demand for new sports.
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Corporate buybacks and foreign investors also have driven demand for U.S. stocks.
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A rapid increase often dampens demand for a while before expectations adjust.
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Cheap rents are also keeping a lid on demand for real estate.
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Uncertainty ahead of Trump's comments on Wednesday dampened demand for the dollar.
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Sadly, the root of the problem — demand for drugs — remains a constant.
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That will lead to less demand for heat as the winter ends.
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To sell them means there has to be a demand for them.
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Slowing industry demand for smartwatches and fitness bands could also pressure earnings.
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Demand for those lower-quality bonds often moves in sympathy with equities.
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Then we'll prove that there is a demand for this clean energy.
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Policymakers have introduced a range of policies to stimulate demand for cars.
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So far, it appears there's demand for this on-demand shuttle service.
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Simple rules, strong claims, and a demand for empathy and honest governance.
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This tallied with the BoE data which showed robust demand for mortgages.
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The flight proved that there was demand for scheduled aviation as transportation.
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Here, young protesters demand for something be done to reduce the pollution.
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There's a large demand, for example, for prison guards, according to Novoselsky.
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That will cause demand for OPEC's oil to fall slightly, it said.
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Demand for offshore dollars was being met easily and at comfortable prices.
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Insiders were selling shares, creating more supply than demand for the stock.
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The slowdown caused by the coronavirus was already reducing demand for oil.
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"We continue to see a huge demand" for temporary and permanent workers.
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Plus, he didn't think there would be demand for take-out food.
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There's been increasing demand for housing and we just haven't met it.
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We are driving market demand for innovative alternatives to single-use plastic.
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Demand for such units is huge and not matched by the supply.
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With that demographic comes a large demand for a unique musical appetite.
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Demand for OFZ treasury bonds buttressed the Russian currency in recent months.
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Growth in American incomes spurred greater demand for fresh produce year-round.
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Buckeye Firearms can hardly keep up with the demand for its courses.
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The demand for heating products in particular, she said, was "incredibly strong."
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Possibly not — the slowing global economy has weakened the demand for oil.
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The Chinese consumer has huge unsatisfied demand for these particular Western goods.
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But the judge's demand for speed was the right thing to do.
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But demand for that had dried up as manufacturing moved to China.
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Demand for loan programs can only increase as the shutdown drags on.
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The demand for natural childbirth does not seem to be going away.
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That makes the EU vulnerable to drops in demand for German exports.
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He talked about raising prices sustainably, and growing demand for the product.
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The factory was built to meet the strong demand for 787 Dreamliners.
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"The demand for air travel is essentially non-existent," the airline said.
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The public demand for equipment such as face masks has swelled globally.
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The omnipresence of social media has increased demand for limitations on speech.
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But demand for electrical equipment, appliances and components increased 1.3% last month.
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But demand for electrical equipment, appliances and components increased 1.3% last month.
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Demand for new power plants will remain slow through 2019, Flannery predicted.
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Apple has been hit this year by weaker demand for its smartphones.
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Both Beyond (BYND) and Impossible have seen demand for their products surge.
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DailyPay's Mullen also expects a rise in demand for earned wage access.
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Procter & Gamble may disclose weak demand for some of its product lines.
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And that's very bad news indeed for demand for all industrial metals.
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Demand for energy was already set to decline with an economic slowdown.
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As the demand for new emojis surged, so, too, did the criticisms.
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This is because demand for U.S.-made weapons and systems is strong.
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Consequently, the demand for drugs falls as the number of users declines.
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"We've built the company around the growing demand for mushrooms," said DeMartino.
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Demand for travel to mainland China has plummeted as the virus spreads.
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It began by describing how America's bottomless demand for fentanyl came about.
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Until we address the demand for drugs, we don't have a shot.
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Investors are worried that the coronavirus will hurt demand for jet fuel.
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Microsoft believes there&aposs good underlying demand for Windows 10, Neilson said.
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Production at utilities improved 1.4% as warm weather boosted demand for electricity.
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So you can certainly see why there's greater demand for solar power.
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The airline said there was reduced demand for travel on that route.
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Results were helped by growing demand for gaming and video conferencing products.
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Clearly, this year's campaign has created a pressing demand for comic relief.
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Demand for mining, oil field and gas field machinery fell 3.9 percent.
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Demand for healthcare is inelastic; if price goes up, demand remains constant.
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Still, there is a clear demand for the government to do more.
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Investors worried that an economic slowdown would eat into demand for energy.
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"It's not like demand for U.S. Treasurys has broadly fallen," said Mills.
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Zevin fruitfully describes how liberals coped with the growing demand for democracy.
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When market storm clouds gather, Japanese investor demand for home currency rockets.
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Demand for it is expected to double in 15 years, he said.
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As the sport of running grew, demand for races grew with it.
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But entrepreneurs still need demand for the product to make a profit.
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Demand for reversals doesn't mean women really don't want to have abortions.
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Tensions with Iran could potentially boost demand for the notes, Hurley said.
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The company cited weakening demand for coal in its Chapter 2628 filing.
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Red Hat benefited from growing demand for its hybrid cloud products. Overstock.
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Traders continue to watch for fresh Chinese demand for U.S. agricultural products.
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The coronavirus outbreak has driven a demand for medical disinfectants in China.
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The demand for face masks is skyrocketing amid the global coronavirus outbreak.
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The survey suggests global trade conflicts are reducing demand for European exports.
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There's also an increasing demand for meat alternatives in the United States.
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How might demand for this product in both countries affect the price?
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So the growing demand for better citizens is actually good for us.
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But rates won't go too high because of global demand for bonds.
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The corn market is being underpinned by strong demand for U.S. supplies.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — Demand for hard seltzer has bubbled up in recent years.
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Demand for accountants has risen significantly in the past month, LinkedIn said.
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Month- and year-end portfolio rebalancing helped support demand for U.S. bonds.
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Demand for street-wear and retro brands is slowing, the firm said.
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The demand for convictions and long, tough sentences made Skalnik's testimony invaluable.
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But the rebound hasn't translated into a huge new demand for steelworkers.
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"The demand for labor in this market is intensely high," she said.
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The corn market has been supported by strong demand for U.S. supplies.
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Despite the fan demand for the film, it's unlikely that Warner Bros.
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I suspect there will be less demand for his time next year.
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Peak demand for packaging is something that should be watched quite closely.
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In the first four months, demand for consumer credit dropped 8.1 percent.
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Llamas are in demand for decoration on backpacks and other school supplies.
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