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demand
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in demand
needed or wanted. When the storm hit our area, snow shovels were so much in demand that the stores ran out of them. Engineering and science graduates are in great demand this year.

on demand

at any time that you want or need something. With cable, you can order movies on demand, but naturally you have to pay for them.


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