Demand for
Run and demand for are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Run" with "Demand for", this terms are similar.
Run
Both terms in one sentence
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When The BBC began a re-run of Thunderbirds in 1992 (the first time it had ever been simulcast nationally), demand for Tracy Island toys outstripped supply.
Source: The Red Stapler - The show originally aired for one season during the summer, and was supposed to be dropped by Autumn, but come August, the huge demand for more made the network run the series from the beginning.
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Due to the run of the original Knight Rider, there was an increase in demand for Firebird Trans Ams — especially ones with all the gadgets KITT possessed, like the red nose-mounted scanner lights and control yoke instead of a regular steering wheel.
Source: The Red Stapler
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