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Back orders remain healthy because of demand from the Gulf.

Leadville was preparing to open up some mines again, largely because of demand from China.

A number of colleges have added organic farming classes because of demand from students.

They will promote Wal-Mart's layaway program, which it scrapped in 2006 but decided to start again because of demand from consumers.

Meanwhile, the price of meat, soap, salt, fuel and many other essentials has more than doubled because of demand from the refugees.

Mr. Bertolli is in a research-and-development phase on a pepperoni, because of demand from expert pizzaiolos like Chris Bianco of Bianco in Phoenix and Craig Stoll of Delfina in San Francisco.

But as Microsoft demonstrates, there are broad areas of the marketplace in which the government will remain active, not least because of demands from American business itself.

The class size has doubled, and one of the sessions runs five days ($3,500) instead of three ($2,500) because of demands from parents that there be a more intensive option.

BECAUSE of increasing demand from its corporate clients, one of the country's leading suppliers of temporary executive housing has tripled its presence in Westchester by leasing 44 apartments in a condominium complex near the Metro-North train station here.

A recent ProLiteracy survey among our 1,000 member programs uncovered that more than 75percentt of programs reported a waiting list increase in part because of growing demand from out of work adults.

International Rectifier plunged $18.05, or 33percentto to $37.20, after the maker of computer chips for power supplies said sales this quarter would not meet expectations because of reduced demand from makers of communication equipment.