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Their basic demand is for an elected assembly to draft a new constitution.

Sunni politicians consistently say that the rebels' most basic demand is a timetable for American withdrawal the last thing that President Bush, this week sounding as tenacious as ever, would give.

"Our basic demand is the withdrawal of the new social security bill, which is a coup de grâce for the Greek farmer.

The basic demand was 200,000 taka per victim, about $3,700.

His basic demand was an agreement that a final vote require 60 supporters, a demand Democrats rejected.

This increased intolerance for male infidelity, says Fisher, is due to the rise of the economic power of women: "Women now have the resources to make some demands within a relationship, and one of the basic demands is 'If I'm faithful, you will be faithful.'" One hundred years ago, when women had scant ability to walk away from a relationship, they were more likely to look the other way.

And though the protesters know they caused mayhem in a way they had never dreamed possible, their basic demands are still unfulfilled.

"Our dream was that humanitarian aid workers would enjoy international protection," said Dana, one of our partners, as if this basic demand that is enshrined in international humanitarian law is a utopian one.

The basic demand function is (D p) + varepsilon), where (D p)) a decreasing and deterministic function of selling price is (p) and (varepsilon) is a non-negative and continuous random variable with (E varepsilon ) = mu).

One is an apparent lack of understanding of basic economics: when aggregate demand is already so weak, it does further damage to consumer confidence if the prime minister tells people to cut up their credit cards.

But now, like then, most analysts agree, the basic law of supply and demand is at work.