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demand

[dih-mand, -mahnd] / dɪˈmænd, -ˈmɑnd /






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While some of Afeela’s tech may have a leg up on the competition, the brand will have to prove there’s healthy demand for it at that price, said Brian Moody, an auto industry analyst.

From Los Angeles Times

When he first moved to L.A., it gave him a “slowness” and a pace of life that was less demanding than in other cities.

From Los Angeles Times

Holding signs that read “Noma Broke Me” and “Your Kitchen is a Crime Scene,” about a dozen activists demanded that Redzepi meet with them and offer reparations to his victims.

From Los Angeles Times

“The clinical workforce continues to experience the effects of sustained demand, burnout, and staffing instability,” the report says.

From MarketWatch

But when his Defense Department demanded unrestricted access to Anthropic’s artificial intelligence, the company loudly said no.

From The Wall Street Journal