Demand and Fee

Demand

Demand noun - Something that someone insists upon having.

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Fee and demand are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fee" instead a noun "Demand".

Nearby Words: demanding, demanded, demandant

Fee noun - The amount of money that is demanded as payment for something.

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Demand and fee are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Demand" instead a noun "Fee".

high	high demand	high fee
low	low demand	low fee
long	long demand	long fee
reasonable	reasonable demand	reasonable fee
Other adjectives: small, massive, large, big, huge, outrageous, little, flat, lower, new, less, additional, immense, greater, higher, industrial, ever-increasing.

The sole major expense is special guest star Jean Simmons, who as a fan of the show likely didn't demand a huge fee (and even if she had, the other cost savings would've helped paid for it).

Source: Bottle Episode
Killed Off for Real: Major Hidalgo, who, after failing to demand twice his fee from the Baroness for turning traitor against the Joes, is promptly "fired" in the first episode.

Source: Western Animation / G.I. Joe: Renegades
Even if he doesn't get to keep them, he could probably demand a finder's fee from the original owners.

Source: Flashed-Badge Hijack

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