Demand
Demand verb - To ask for (something) earnestly or with authority.
Long
Both words in one sentence
- The Cold Stream DLC had been delayed for several months, causing Xbox 360 players to blame Valve for delaying the DLC for so long and demand that they should be allowed to help in testing the beta for free or release the DLC for free.
Source: Mis Blamed / Video Games -
San Pedro itself has features at the demand of plot, like an American consulate, an airstrip long enough to receive the IRT's plane and a tow truck service, that it doesn't have in real life.
- Cortez points out that education may eventually reduce the demand for drugs, but in the meantime, so long as Americans want them, someone will be there to supply them.
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