71.   Opposition has come from some culinary schools, which argue that they produce chefs skilled enough to satisfy the demand for quality international cuisine.

72.   Pallares and Fedele say they regularly took cash advances on one card to satisfy the demands of another.

73.   Pressed to fill orders and to satisfy strong demand, employers push their employees to work harder and faster.

74.   Rather, he said, he was a businessman satisfying a demand in a market where residents share his values.

75.   Salomon sold all of the securities and is looking to buy some of them back to satisfy investor demand, he said.

76.   Russian exports resumed two weeks ago, although they may not be large enough to satisfy consumer demand.

77.   Saddam told Russian ambassador Nikolai Kartuzov that Iraq is ready to respond favorably to any diplomatic overture which satisfies its demands.

78.   She is a young, fresh character who satisfies the demands for character on both ends.

79.   Secondly, there is a need for new cargo buildings to satisfy demand for new space.

80.   Since Ford introduced the Expedition, its largest sport utility vehicle, it has doubled production and still cannot satisfy demand.