51.   The fate of other firms depends on a host of factors besides child labor, from the level of world demand to the strength of the rupee.

52.   The devaluation caused interest rates to skyrocket and consumer demand to collapse.

53.   The magazine editors introduced the products, but it was the celebrities who spread the feverish demand to the masses.

54.   The only attempt to use prices to match demand to supply is at the gate, where southern Californians and vacationers on package tours obtain discounts on off-peak days.

55.   The president dismantled military checkpoints across Chiapas and complied with Zapatista demands to close seven military bases there.

56.   The United States and its NATO allies have insisted on NATO-led peacekeepers being allowed into Kosovo as a central demand to a halt in the bombing.

57.   The tool that Yale is using to wrest back control is its demand to contract out any and all work.

58.   There is still sufficient demand to support leasing the apartments at market rents, said Douglas Wagner, vice president at Benjamin James.

59.   There was interest in John Valentin and Mike Stanley, but not enough to entice the Sox, who outlined their demands to all clubs interested in their players.

60.   Union leaders will hand their demands to Boeing executives at a ceremony in Wichita, Kansas.

n. + to >>共 1468
trip 1.94%
end 1.15%
letter 0.93%
approach 0.86%
close 0.79%
aid 0.74%
service 0.72%
damage 0.69%
tie 0.68%
flight 0.66%
demand 0.03%
demand + p. >>共 76
from 22.93%
of 22.70%
in 14.48%
by 10.95%
on 8.87%
as 3.39%
to 2.85%
at 2.00%
during 1.46%
among 1.10%
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