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They were in brisk demand, being wanted by several traders.

Participants in the municipal bond market reported brisk demand for the issue.

There would soon be a brisk demand for them.

And there was a brisk demand for trade goods.

They expect a brisk demand for emergency gifts wrapped and delivered within an hour.

Two extra assistants had been engaged for the following afternoon, and their services were in brisk demand; the shop was crowded.

That changed in the second half of the 90's, as brisk demand sent the unemployment rate to its lowest level in 30 years.

There is still a brisk demand for photo cells however, as both mine and furnaces consume power at a fearful rate.

Despite brisk demand for new automobiles, retail sales rose only modestly in September, the Government said.

There are no authoritative price indexes for solar cells, but industry executives and customers say that brisk demand has recently sent prices up.

The novelty of the service led to brisk demand at the time, and the printings, which were done privately, were not entirely secure.

As of this week, however, "Gone With the Wind" had not climbed back onto the lists, though stores reported brisk demand.

THESE may be lean economic times, but there is brisk demand for scientists who work on military projects.

Women who blame implants for chronic medical problems are fighting to keep them off the market, while plastic surgeons are expecting brisk demand.

The different men on the list were soon knocked off at prices which showed a pretty brisk demand in the market; two of them fell to Haley.

They could hear Sprague's brisk demand, then other voices, and then Sprague's again.

Semiconductor and computer stocks rose on a report by the Semiconductor Industry Association reflecting brisk demand for personal computers.

Brisk demand for commercial aircraft pushed orders for durable goods to a record in September, the Commerce Department reported today.

The company was able to raise twice its original goal of $250 million because of brisk demand for its five-year notes, which are convertible into equity.

For that reason, companies that conduct E-mail promotions on behalf of Internet retailers have reported brisk demand for their services in recent months.

Banks reported a brisk demand for letters of credit and fund transfers as customers scrambled to raise deposits on homes and businesses they had rented for decades.

Lincoln benefited last year from brisk demand for its Navigator sport utility, against which Cadillac did not compete until it introduced the Escalade in the fall.

He predicted that because so many interested individual investors had decided or been forced to sit out the auction, there would initially be brisk demand for the shares on the open market.

But the brisk demand for the five-year paper, analysts say, may simply reflect an arcane trading theory that medium-term notes are intrinsically less risky than short- or long-term notes.

Nor is Bill M. Sheeler adding to inventory at his computer store out on Perkiomen Avenue, southeast of town, despite brisker demand recently from his business customers.