31.   The increased supply comes as wholesale pork prices slump, a sign of weak consumer demand.

32.   The increased hog supplies would come at a time of ample cattle supplies too.

33.   The increased supply comes as demand for pork products is waning.

34.   The interest in U.S. supplies comes as U.S. wheat is cheaper than its main competitors, particularly Europe.

35.   The interest in U.S. supplies comes as U.S. wheat is cheaper than that of its main competitors, particularly in Europe.

36.   The rising supply of hogs comes at a time when consumer demand for pork is waning, as reflected in falling wholesale prices.

37.   The police were leaning toward a theory that all three were accidents, in which cleaning supplies had somehow come in contact with bottles.

38.   The supplies come at a time of stagnant heating oil demand and before an expected surge in gasoline use that usually accompanies warmer weather.

39.   Where the illegal supply would come from remains to be seen, but humankind has always been very creative in these matters.

40.   While some of the food may be air-dropped, other supplies would come by donkeys able to traverse the rugged mountain areas impassable to vehicles.