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steady demand

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In addition, the local weather condition, which can be harsh on vehicles, has also been a factor in the steady demand for auto maintenance services.
Three milling plants of PAVA -- Rebrikha, Mikhailovsky and Achinsk -- process over 400,000 of wheat annually to manufacture flour and cereals of various grades, enjoying steady demand on the domestic market and overseas.
4, 2009): While there is a steady demand for Costa Rican goods and services, the demand for expensive foreign goods causes the deficit, which stood at US$5.
 
 
 
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