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excessive demand

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will invest around US$30 million to open an LED chip factory in Yangzhou of mainland China to cash in on excessive demands for the chips used as backlights inside liquid-crystal display (LCD) televisions.
The excessive demands being placed on part-time players this season is impossible," said Baxter.
Excessive demand will slow down the internet connection and repeated disconnections will increase the demand for bandwidth- management.
 
 
 
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