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Although the firms indicate the primary target market for the new technology will be businesses wishing to copy and preserve their data, there is also likely to be demand from the consumer market for higher capacity discs, even if sales of existing formats are waning.

It was decided that explanation should be demanded from the Spanish Government.

However, research in flotation and process mineralogy is leading to queries as to whether more should be demanded from the comminution circuit in terms of particle preparation.

He said there was demand from the local community and five local schools for the pitches.

It shows there is demand from the public for low-fee, simple to understand, no-frills super accounts.

A council spokesman said it would look at building the homes if there was "demand from the people of Osmaston".

After all, it is demand from the rich countries that keeps the cartels in business and the state of nature flourishing.

Nothing is demanded from the state.

That is what we are demanding from the talks.

This was the kind of entertainment licence-payers were demanding from the corporation back then.

"There are demands from the ICC and France to get Senussi, but the priority is to deliver Senussi to Libya".