Demand
Work on
Work on verb - To exert effort in order to do, make, or perform something.
Both terms in one sentence
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Thomas Erak confirmed work on a new album in 2014, and also noted that the band's work from that point onward would be released freely and that shows would be booked based on fan demand.
Source: Music / The Fall of Troy - Lampshaded and subverted in Errant Story, where the mercenary guilds in Farrel can work on either side of the law, according to the principle of supply and demand, as Jon explains.
Source: Thieves' Guild
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