Because of a transcription error, an article on Monday about a discussion among Occupy Wall Street protesters in New York City and elsewhere about identifying specific demands quoted incorrectly from comments by Cullen Nawalkowsky, a demonstrator in Baltimore.
As evidence of strong popular demand, it quoted a survey of seven cities in the region which found that 85% of people would be likely to watch such a service.
The Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin later expanded on Beijing's apology demand, as quoted by Xinhua: "It should be pointed out that Chen Guangcheng, a Chinese citizen, was taken by the U.S. side to the U.S. Embassy in Beijing via abnormal means, and the Chinese side is strongly dissatisfied with the move".
"When leaders and heads of countries do not pay attention to the demands of their nations, the people themselves take action to achieve their demands," IRNA quoted Gul as saying Monday.
Stockmarkets are reluctant to demand much from quoted companies, lest they list somewhere more lenient.The gold in greeneryYet releasing good environmental information would be hugely beneficial.
Taking into account the drying up of early-20th-century art supplies and the exponentially soaring demand, Sotheby's quoted this week an estimate "in excess of $40 million".
Estimates put between 45,000 and 50,000 tradespeople in Sydney at the time of the storm, yet owing to high demand "companies were quoting householders [A]$14,000 or more for roof repairs which would normally cost $3,000".
The physician's age, training, environment, and health-care demand have been quoted as explanatory factors for prescribing behavior.
The lack of public awareness and knowledge of cervical cancer, as well as the negative perceptions of screening tests that involve genital organs, have been identified as problems in the demand side (Angkasuwapala quoted in [ 12]).
