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demand

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






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The Lakers are going to pay him, which leaves James, who would also be a free agent, and his contract demands deep on the bench.

From Los Angeles Times

At ever-younger ages, consumers learn that the physical self demands continual investment and constant vigilance.

From Salon

After two decades of nearly flat demand, it’s ill-equipped to handle the massive needs of data centers, which now consume 5% of the nation’s total power.

From MarketWatch

Instead of seeing an imperfect interview, I saw someone who had lost long-held security and was still standing—resilient, battle-tested and ready for a demanding assignment.

From The Wall Street Journal

Wine has demanded that the internet be restored.

From BBC