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insistent demand

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But with Alvaro Arbeloa injured, Benitez ignored the sentimental claims of Sami Hyypia - and the increasingly insistent demands of The Kop - to scrutinise the young duo for almost the entire afternoon.
Security gains have led to increasingly insistent demands from an impatient public for services to be delivered.
The documentation compiled by the city and the state that they use is at once alienating in its establishment of the primacy of the relationship between the polity and the individual, and revealing of social relationships in its insistent demand for information.
 
 
 
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