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The demand side has increased due to artificial-intelligence-related technology, and smartphone and energy-related needs are still strong, he said, leading to several years of supply shortages.

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The Singapore-listed shipbuilder has locked in most of its steel demand for next year at the current low costs, which could result in margin expansion, they say.

They also criticised "the readiness of venues, promoters and festivals to cave in to demands that exclude Jewish artists", but welcomed Strange Brew's new statement.

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Even before the universal child-care policy kicked in, a state legislative report this summer said demand for child care “likely remains unmet.”

He then demands that she report to his home office, where, moments after she steps into the room, he tersely says, “Sit,” as if issuing a command to another canine.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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