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demanding

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Two heads are better than one, some boards reason, because they can bring complementary skills to the demanding role.

The rising delinquency rates aren’t spooking Wall Street much, as seen in the relatively low yields investors are demanding to buy bonds backed by subprime auto loans.

She also spoke of her mother being "stressed and on edge" after the defendants turned up at the family home on 7 December 2024, demanding a DNA test.

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For years, doctors and public-health officials have been used to vaccine skeptics on the outside demanding changes to standard medical practice.

On “Father Figure,” Swift sings about a big shot taking a “protégé” under their wing—and demanding total loyalty in return.

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

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