51.   He attended Loyola Law School in Los Angeles for a year but dropped out after his success with Wynn created demand for his cue-card services.

52.   He knows it because he created the demand.

53.   He said because hot weather created demand surges for utilities in the western U.S., the problem at the intertie may have created problems all over the western system.

54.   He was a master of the fine art of creating demand.

55.   Imports of rugs bearing the label have just become available, and Rugmark proponents say they hope rug buyers will create a demand by asking retailers to carry them.

56.   In many parts of the country, he noted, economic growth has created a demand for entry-level manpower.

57.   Indeed, some experts blame the Asian economic boom for propagating child prostitution by creating a demand for material goods.

58.   Increasingly complex software and the trend toward mix-and-match hardware and software is multiplying incompatibilities, creating greater demand for customer support.

59.   Intel is trying to broaden the uses of the personal computer to create more demand for its chips.

60.   It has dragged its feet in providing new domains, thus creating pent-up demand for memorable Web addresses.