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But it is the latter that has served them best, their glacial cool now much in demand in the wake of The xx's own post-trip-hop success.

Both industrial and food prices have been hit by falling demand in the wake of the Asian and Russian financial crises.

He urged sports fans to look for tickets amid "massive demand" in the wake of the events of the past fortnight.

The company had been hit by low demand in the wake of the financial crisis and turbulence in the Middle East.

At a board meeting last week, the Bank of Japan held back from easing monetary policy, saying that reconstruction demand in the wake of the destructive tsunami last year continued to drive economic growth.

Mr Johnson urged sports fans to snap up tickets for the forthcoming Paralympic Games, for which there was "massive demand" in the wake of the events of the past fortnight.

It was all done with the intention of creating a kinder, gentler workplace, which most owners would have demanded in the wake of the absurdly turbulent Thomas years.

The technology companies, which the NSA says includes Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and Facebook, incurred the costs to meet new certification demands in the wake of the ruling from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (Fisa) court.

Douglas Flint, the chairman of HSBC, Britain's biggest bank, said bankers should be wary of making demands in the wake of the vote, which he described as a rejection of the "expert class".

He also refused to nominate a time frame for discussions around the code of conduct which Yudhoyono demanded in the wake of revelations his phone, and those of his wife and inner circle, were monitored by Australian spies in 2009.

Rather, she was not entered by her owners, for reasons of health and safety, the very ideals that casual spring racing fans like me have been demanding in the wake of Barbaro and Eight Belles and other racing disasters.