91.   Domestic final demand fell for the first time in more than three years.

92.   Domestic private demand drove the economy over the past year, Greenspan said, as imports rose faster than exports.

93.   Domestic demand for consumer goods and industrial machinery around the region is so tepid that it offers no source of growth at all.

94.   Domestic demand for cotton, however, has weakened.

95.   Domestic demand for soybeans also could taper off as profits from crushing soybeans dwindle.

96.   Domestic demand has flagged compared with foreign sales, and the three-year climb out of recession has a hollow quality for many citizens and domestically oriented firms.

97.   Domestic demand has yet to pick up after a wrenching two-year austerity drive that ended last year after officials successfully quelled inflation.

98.   Domestic demand is also picking up, BASF said.

99.   Domestic demand is also strong.

100.   Domestic demand is taking over from the export-led growth that fueled the economy for the past three years.