Demand
Demand verb - Require as useful, just, or proper.
Usage example: This position demands a lot of personal sacrifice
Rid of
Rid of verb - Do away with.
Both terms in one sentence
- When against the housemates' expectations he isn't immediately voted out, they immediately clock what's happening and demand that the producers get rid of him; otherwise they'll walk out.
Source: Animal Wrongs Group -
One version of Safari got rid of the placebo progress bar and replaced it with a spinner, but it was brought back by popular demand.
Source: The Coconut Effect - His reaction to two goons trying to drag him out is to just get irritated and demand he be allowed to finish asking how the Cybertronian people can get rid of the Senate.
Source: Crazy Awesome / Comic Books
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