Magazines can be text-driven, or photo-driven, or headline- and package-driven.
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An orange Hummer driven by Hayes, a Mercedes SUV driven by Smith and a Chevrolet Impala driven by Smith's friend.
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And real question, is it supply driven or demand driven?
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It was message-driven and not driven by a ground game.
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The movement toward safety will be a combination of market-driven (what people want and expect); insurance-driven (premiums, discounts); and potentially regulation-driven.
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A mile driven in 2010 is not a mile driven in 2018.
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Most of the impediments or solutions are state driven, not federally driven.
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"Driven people are just driven," said Maria Bartiromo, the Fox Business anchor.
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BC: We are very much data driven; we are driven by facts.
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Waymo, the leader in miles driven, just reached 20 million miles driven.
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"It has driven competition, but it has also driven market advances," Llamas said.
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Ego-driven strategy It's an ego-driven strategy that would doom most politicians.
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"We are not driven by profit, we are driven by science," Bindra said.
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The brokerage said the firm faces "market-driven", rather than brand-driven, pressure.
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"It's great to do something that's chef-driven versus everyday-driven," he said.
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"The agency is supposed to be data-driven and science-driven," she said.
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We tend to not be thematic driven, we tend to be entrepreneur driven.
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However, Google's open, engineering-driven culture could clash with Snap's secretive, design-driven culture.
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IS REMOVING THE ESTATE TAX A PHILOSOPHICAL – DRIVEN BY PHILOSOPHY OR DRIVEN BY ECONOMICS?
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It will go from being a purpose-driven activity to an experience-driven activity.
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Facebook is a data-driven company, and Mark Zuckerberg is a data-driven CEO.
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Local online connections are driven by ... Offline connections are driven by online network effects.
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"I haven't seen these conditions in a long time, it's a wind-driven, slope-driven, fuel-driven fire," Jerry Fernandez with Cal Fire told an ABC affiliate in Fresno.
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"I haven't seen these conditions in a long time, it's a wind driven, slope driven, fuel-driven fire," Jerry Fernandez with Cal Fire told an ABC affiliate in Fresno.
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I think that it's not demand driven, it's supply driven," Boockvar told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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It has been driven through fear by money-seeking and politically-driven individuals and groups.
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There are two kinds of espresso machines in this world: steam-driven and pump-driven.
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I feel like if you're driven, you can figure it out — and I'm definitely driven.
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The championship, dreamt up in a countryside pub in 1973, runs from May to October and features three categories: roller-driven mowers; wheel-driven mowers and wheel-driven lawn tractors.
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While we're a mission-driven company, they help keep us a values-driven one, as well.
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A mile driven in Palo Alto isn't the same as a mile driven in San Francisco.
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How do you balance the work being both concept-driven and club-driven as a producer?
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Unlike the entitlement-driven respondents, exhibitionism-driven respondents were vocal in their beliefs and party affiliation.
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As liberals become more driven within the Democratic Party, the more Americans are driven from it.
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I think Berlin is a very operationally driven environment, Tel Aviv is a very tech driven environment, this is a very product driven environment — which actually complements well our other hubs.
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Earnings, in the long run, are driven by technology, and we foresee higher profits driven by more efficient production, lower labor costs and easier access to global markets driven by technological advances.
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Income-driven repayment only applies to federal student loansFirst, a quick refresher on income-driven repayment plans.
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A lot of that is driven or all of it's driven by the impact of anticipated tariffs.
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The goal was to compare an agent driven by active inference to one driven by reward-maximization.
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"We are very data driven, very numbers driven," Figuera tells Mashable of their choice to use Revel.
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Sex-driven conservatives read Atlas Shrugged, while love-driven conservatives are into the Bible and Lone Survivor.
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I mean, the Chinese economy is still an export-driven economy, not a consumption-driven economy, no?
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A lot of that [is] driven or all of it's driven by the impact of anticipated tariffs.
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Bullying is a demand-driven and inaction-driven phenomenon: It requires an eager audience or neutral bystanders.
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He noted that his nomination has been driven by the "ideologically driven" Federal Society and Heritage Foundation.
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But I think the meetings need to be more market-driven, frankly and less sport purist-driven.
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So it might not be a data-driven industry in a few years, but a tech-driven industry.
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It also mentions a "supply driven inflationary breakout" driven by factors such a supply bottlenecks or wage increases.
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If you've been in a car, you've probably either driven high or been driven by someone who was.
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Yes, grooming should be driven by personal preference, but that, in turn, is often driven by outside influence.
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Then it spawned and led the second stage driven by mobile devices, consumer-driven apps and disrupted industries.
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Whether driven by fintech or funds, today's finance-driven art world makes it quite easy to forget that.
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"He was driven, but not so driven that he didn't know how to enjoy life," Mr. Jerbic said.
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That means Cruise's disengagement rate is 0.082 per 1,000 miles driven, or one disengagement per 12,221 miles driven.
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But Naughty Dog's stood out precisely because of its emphasis on being story-driven rather than production-driven.
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"It concerns me that we again are back into being calendar driven rather than conditions driven," King said.
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And this idea of mission driven capital and mission driven entrepreneurs creating special opportunities is playing out strongly.
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I've driven F3, I've driven a couple of other categories, but I've never really sat in an F1 car.
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But they tend to be more driven by the U.S. economy, a little less driven by the global economy.
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I think you can do that in a plot-driven story where there's a schematic driven by plot points.
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She voted for Barack Obama in 20083, and says her political choices are gut-driven rather than party-driven.
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But as a larger pattern, sequel-driven TV does not make me any more hopeful than sequel-driven movies.
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"The U.S. market is harder to penetrate because American consumers are more brand-driven than product-driven," says Yoo.
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"There were hand-driven washing machines and taps for indoor cisterns, eggbeaters and pulley-driven butter churns," she writes.
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The vast bulk of the country's climate pollution isn't being driven by foreigners; it's being driven by domestic growth.
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So if you're working in talk-driven media, it just makes sense that you would be doing it from a script-driven viewpoint as opposed to a timeline-driven standpoint, where you're looking at these abstractions.
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"It's a short format, actuality driven, series driven and niche and broad at the same time," says the Podimo CEO.
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So I think in the next 503, 20 years China is shifting from government-driven economy to market-driven economy.
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"Even though technologists are data-driven people who work in data-driven environments, they don't negotiate that much," Blumberg said.
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The traditional fear has been that cars driven by computers would not be as safe as those driven by people.
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HARPA, like DARPA, would be "performance-based, milestone-driven, timeline-driven with the efforts determined by the government," Ling says.
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Ezetap has been at the forefront of transforming payments globally from a processing-driven to a software - driven business model.
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The camaraderie and mission-driven nature of the military overlaps with the mission-driven nature of government and national service.
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Growth in central and eastern Europe has been driven by domestic consumption as labor force shortages have driven wages higher.
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"It's a speculative-driven selloff in platinum, it's not a fundamental driven selloff," said Jonathan Butler, commodities analyst at Mitsubishi.
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"So, in a machine-driven age where everything is driven by speed, perhaps the edge is judgment, time and perspective."
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No structural damage or injuries have been reported, Humphrey said, noting the fire was terrain-driven and not wind-driven.
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Mr. Trump is not driven by any particular ideology; he is driven by the need to be praised and adored.
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We're in the process of upgrading the economy so that the economy is going from export driven to consumption driven.
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"We believe the momentum will continue mainly because it's not just driven by liquidity, it's really driven by structural reforms going on in China, moving from a supply chain economy to a more demand-driven economy," he said.
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And portraying people who want to get the Enlightenment right as emotion-driven, agenda-driven "intellectuals" does nothing to further knowledge.
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We've always been very clear ... We're very data driven but we've always been very clear that we are fundamentally editorially driven.
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ROSS: IT'S HARD TO PUT AN EXACT TIME DENOMINATION ON IT BECAUSE CONGRESS IS SO PROCESS-DRIVEN RATHER THAN RESULTS DRIVEN.
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Fuel driven forest fires are common in Northern California while wind-driven fires happen in the Southern part of the state.
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Like other story-driven adventure games in recent years, Gollum will be driven to some extent by the choices players make.
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The corner convenience store is being disrupted, driven by the increasingly familiar consumer desires for technology-driven convenience and healthier products.
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Upper-ocean waves are driven by local wind patterns, which are driven by temperature differences between different layers of the air.
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It wasn't driven by any macro event, rather it appears to be computer driven trading that led to an order imbalance.
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Sadly, the leaders of today's Wutbürger movements never grasped the difference between anger driven by righteousness and anger driven by hate.
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Such behavior usurps the point of introducing data into decision-making, leading to suboptimal, personality-driven rather than data-driven decisions.
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While I am driven, of course, by my passion for this issue – I am also driven because activism saved my life.
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Husqvarna makes the bulk of its sales from petrol-driven tools but aims to grow its share of battery-driven ones.
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The new FBI crime numbers should represent the beginning of a locally driven conversation about data-driven solutions, not the end.
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However, there is a world of difference between natural, market-driven evolutions in an industry and artificial "progress" driven by a select group of ideologues in Washington, D.C. To many in West Virginia, "progress" looks like drug addiction driven by joblessness and hopelessness driven by a sense of helplessness in the face of a regulatory onslaught.
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Demand for gold soared in 2016, driven by concerns and uncertainty driven by politics, according to the World Gold Council's latest report.
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In layman's terms, this is not driven by price; it's driven by quality, and there's very little correlation between quality and price.
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First, 21610490L V21610486 offers decent fuel economy if driven conservatively while offering a decent bit of excitement if driven with that intent.
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But we must remember that the real value of a cryptocurrency is not driven by price but instead is driven by utility.
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Eventually, the Lyft app would summon either a human-driven or a computer-driven vehicle, whatever can get to the user faster.
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Still, the Thomas Fire grew on a day when it switched from being a wind-driven blaze to a fuel-driven fire.
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Both books describe Briggs and Myers as intellectually driven women in an era when career opportunities for intellectually driven women were slim.
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Between the lines: The opioid epidemic has evolved from being primarily driven by prescription drugs and heroin into being driven by synthetics.
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It was driven by his agent Tony Godsick and by the event's partners, but above all it was driven by Federer's stature.
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But according to experts, a blast like this one can&apost be easily predicted, since it was steam-driven, not magma-driven.
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And a lot of that is driven by communication, processing and results that are driven out of that processing for decision making.
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"The question will be how many female-driven superhero movies, and how many female-driven projects will be developed now?" she says.
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The mechanisms through which protest works seem multifaceted, with some of the impact driven by direct personal participation, some driven by witnessing the protest themselves, and some driven by media coverage which serves to rebroadcast key elements of the protest message.
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"I like to say my genre is vulnerable pop because it's all melody and lyrically driven and heart driven," she tells Us Weekly.
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One van was rented for $1,100 but driven only 47 miles; another was driven only nine miles at a rental cost of $1,300.
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Waymo recently announced that its cars have driven over 10 million miles, while Tesla owners have reportedly driven as many as 1 billion.
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The car in which I was driven contained three overlapping sensing systems -- Lidar, which is laser-driven 3D technology; radar; and a camera.
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For data analytics to be useful, it needs to be theory- or problem-driven, not simply driven by data that is easily available.
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"I like to say my genre is vulnerable pop because it's all melody and lyrically driven and heart driven," Maroney told Us Weekly.
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Both strategies are more likely to be helpful when driven by guided or driven by the person in pain, a recent review found.
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The merger aimed to reduce the market-driven volatility of Morgan Stanley's earnings by balancing it with Dean Witter's steadier fee-driven revenues.
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"There are a lot of concerns ... that he will be a barrier to data-driven, policy-driven reforms in this space," she said.
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And, as a moment-driven medium, it plays a unique role in our lives that virtual reality, an environment-driven medium, can't replicate.
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"The investment driven economy is coming down, the consumption-driven pattern is going up," Spiesshofer told reporters at a news conference in Zurich.
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It's playful and clever, and its well-sketched characters are primarily just hanging around — interactions aren't plot driven so much as proximity driven.
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"The Book Review is editor-driven" — editors assign the reviews to outside reviewers — "and the critics' lists are critic-driven," Ms. Paul said.
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The latest division in Hong Kong isn't driven by posters and protests — it's driven by consumers' wallets as people vote with their money.
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"Robotics have the potential to convert the market from (being) supply-driven to demand-driven," says Tom Coen, CEO and founder of Octinion.
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So far, the lending seems more demand driven, by which countries want to borrow from China, than supply driven by a Chinese masterplan.
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"Alan was really driven in high school, I think maybe a little too driven, and I think that's what got him hurt," Hunter said.
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Agent Ace was a data-driven real estate recommendation service also ranked real estate agents and fypio was a lifestyle-driven home search engine.
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In his Schumpeterian view of the economy, long-term growth is driven by frontier innovation and innovation is driven by entrepreneurs looking to profit.
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"I think we're transitioning from an interest-rate-driven market ... to an earnings-driven market," said Jeffrey Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James.
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Because the clock is cumulative, a driver can be prompted to take a break even if they haven't driven driven for 12 hours consecutively.
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But precisely because climate change is so multifaceted, it's getting harder to distinguish migration driven by climate from migration driven by literally anything else.
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It also assumes that China's transition from an investment and export-driven economy to one driven by consumer demand continues without a major downturn.
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Bitcoin's most recent rally, last month, was seen by analysts as driven by expectations for a wider adoption of cryptocurrencies driven by Facebook's Libra.
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So much of that early-stage stuff is not metrics driven; it's not financial-analyst driven; they're not really looking at the business today.
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You can have one car that's driven 22019,000 miles over its lifetime, and the other driven 200,000, but they're regulated the same under CAFE.
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Pictured above: Laura Kornhauser Stratyfy develops AI-driven predictive-modeling software for financial institutions, allowing firms to generate insights and make data-driven decisions.
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The Fed has, for those with assets, has driven up stock prices, has driven up assets values, but that's not built on anything real.
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Sex can be goal-driven, and perhaps it's the ultimate goal-driven activity, since everyone involved is probably hoping for a nice, climactic ending.
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"This Democratic caucus wants to be more involved, [and] it wants to have a member-driven caucus, not a leadership-driven caucus," he said.
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From a pure miles-driven standpoint, Alphabet's Waymo announced it had autonomously driven more than eight million miles on public roads just last week.
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ONE WORLD IS COMPANIES THAT ARE PURPOSE DRIVEN AND CEOs THAT ARE PURPOSE DRIVEN THERE IS CLARITY ON WHAT IS IT YOU REALLY WANT?
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Driven by the values of its 35-strong team of employees, Wildfang has made a name for itself as an ethically driven fashion brand.
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He isn't driven away from God so much, it seems, as driven toward inserting himself as a replacement for God (or at least Jesus).
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If we did an issue-driven show today, it might be less original, because there are a lot of issue-driven productions out there.
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You, Me and the Apocalypse is a character-driven piece that's awkwardly shoehorned into a plot-driven piece, and that means neither side entirely works.
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But this time around that might not be true since this is a demand-driven decline, rather than the supply-driven declines of recent years.
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Fitch assesses Seylan's National Long-Term Rating as driven by intrinsic financial strength, although this is at the same level as its support-driven rating.
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Football is very much driven by high school and basketball is primarily driven by club sports, and now we have rights in college as well.
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Starting in about 2010 and driven by this new, wealthy tech workforce, the city likewise became a laboratory for tech-driven innovation in private education.
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RBC suggest that it could be a huge business for Amazon driven by sales of devices that contain Alexa, voice-driven shopping and platform revenues.
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And while, in years past, child shelters used to be mission-driven (to serve children), now they are at full capacity and more policy driven.
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And, despite pledges to be so presidential we would all be bored, Trump has turned from an insult-driven candidate to an insult-driven president.
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Kubernetes-based event-driven autoscaling, or KEDA, as the tool is called, allows users to build their own event-driven applications on top of Kubernetes.
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But those I spoke with about Bloomberg's record say he was driven by data, and that created a facts-driven culture from the top down.
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"The acute segment appears more evenly driven by volumes and price while the behavioral segment should continue to improve driven by easier comps," she said.
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And their same-store sales are driven by traffic: It's rare these days to see companies having their same-stores sales being driven by traffic.
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"Market volatility this year is much more driven by uncertainties driven by the new cast of leadership that the world has been presented with," Studzinski said.
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Most of fake news... some of it was driven by ideological beliefs, a ton of it was driven by people just making a buck on ads.
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"Gold miners are being driven by Fed policy, and they're driven by the $10.5 trillion that's in zero interest government bonds in the world," McDonald said.
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Somebody will create a new business model that is not attention driven, the way that the attention-driven business model disrupted the enterprise software business model.
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Many observers expect that over the next decade or two the car industry will shift from human-driven, gasoline-powered cars to software-driven electric vehicles.
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The five-year average real GDP growth of 3.5% significantly outperforms the 'AAA' median primarily driven by strong net exports driven by the financial services sector.
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The reality is that the health value chain is moving from a labor-driven and technology-enabled model to a digital-driven and human-enabled one.
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"These politically driven policies, driven primarily by a hostility to coal, threaten the reliability and stability of the greatest electrical grid in the world," Perry said.
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Schultz argues that America's political instability is driven by the government's lack of fiscal discipline (just as his family's instability was driven by his spendthrift father).
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"I don't think the market's being driven by Donald Trump and his economic policies, I think it's being driven by really good economics," Golub told CNBC.
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But Mr. Murdoch's children don't seem politically driven like Mr. Ailes, so the channel may never again be the same kind of singular, personally driven force.
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"There is no evidence out there that, so far with [Covid-19], that its foodborne-driven or food service-driven," Williams said in an information webinar.
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"It's not really a recession-driven or, even to an extent, management-driven change — it's a change in the way people are buying," Mr. Mulcunry said.
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Many observers expect that over the next decade or two, the car industry will shift from human-driven, gasoline-powered cars to software-driven electric vehicles.
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The most important thing, from our perspective, since we have a value-driven culture, is to not change the process, because hiring has become video-driven.
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And we emerge from the "Wild West phase of autonomous vehicles," on understanding whether these computer-driven cars harm fewer people than their human-driven counterparts.
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The rest depends on making the switch from oil-driven to natural gas-driven economies, while maintaining the same levels of attractiveness for sources of funding.
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Fallout 76 was an experiment, an attempt by Bethesda to see if it could spin the popular story driven franchise into a combat driven multiplayer experience.
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Both the Rum Preacher and the Apostle turn out to be driven not by faith but by guilt, in both cases guilt driven by sexual transgressions.
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RBC researchers said in a note that the broad correction in markets was driven by Thursday's Bund sell off, adding that it was driven out of Europe.
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Here's what you'll be getting: Patterns, Principles, and Practices of Domain-Driven Design Before you even begin your programming journey, you must first understand domain-driven design.
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Just as biological evolution is driven by survival of the fittest genes in the gene pool, cultural evolution may be driven out by the most successful memes.
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"They are everywhere, driven by YouTube, driven by the Internet age," Steve Pasierb, Toy Industry Association CEO and president told CNBC's "On the Money" in an interview.
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And Ferrari has a strong brand which is driven through its vehicles; but it has also very much driven that brand image by winning on the racetrack.
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Jaynes and Shane were driven to the facility in a beat-up car driven by two people who were "obviously high out of their minds," she said.
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"These politically driven policies, driven primarily by a hostility to coal, threatened the reliability and the stability of the greatest electrical grid in the world," he said.
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Playtika said that the acquisition of Wooga will combine Wooga's strong creative and story-driven capabilities with Playtika's data-driven personalization, live-operations and performance marketing expertise.
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Like a lot of progressive social media, it, too, is driven by a kind of identity politics — only it's an identity politics driven largely by white resentment.
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But the additional power of a context-driven radial menu or right option at the right time means that the Pencil could absolutely be the key to unlocking an interface that somehow blends the specificity of mouse-driven computing with the gestural and fluidity of touch-driven interfaces.
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Whereas most cheaper electric skateboards use a hub-driven motor usually found within one or two of its wheels, the Mini sticks to Boosted's belt-driven motor system.
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That compares with 4 percent expected growth for the overall luxury goods market, being driven partly by a boost in spending on hotels and other experience-driven purchases.
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But most importantly, just as coal was driven from the market by cheaper, cleaner burning natural gas, so, too, will oil and gas be driven away by renewables.
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It's also unclear if all those miles were driven in Autopilot mode or just account for those driven in cars that come equipped with the driver-assist technology.
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And they're using deep learning to interpret, predict, and respond to data accrued from its 22010 million miles driven on public roads and 22018 billion driven in simulation.
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Flannery's removal was driven by the board's frustration with the slow pace of change under his leadership, and not driven by the power business woes, sources told CNBC.
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This is a "transition from an interest rate-driven to an earnings-driven secular bull market," wrote Jeff Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James, in an email.
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Another tendency driven by the market, driven harder still by the information economy's relentless "creative destruction," is the compulsion to detect and get ahead of the latest trend.
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"Gold is being driven by some capitulation in investors, rather than being primarily driven by the dollar," said Rob Haworth, senior investment strategist for U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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Compared to the more intuition-driven approach to design he was used to at Apple, Lippman explains how eBay's data-driven approach proved to be a welcome change.
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He is a man driven by cravings for greatness, where Tyson, humble, accepting, is driven by the practical solutions to the problems that sit in front of him.
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Analysts expect Amazon to report a rise in sales driven by cloud computing, while they anticipate Google to announce rising revenue and profit driven by strong ad sales.
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"In China's commodities market ... there are so few physical users who actually use the domestic futures market because it is all financially driven, all retail driven," Li said.
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High-concept premise aside, Crazy Ex has learned the lessons of those Broadway shows I listed earlier: It is fundamentally a character-driven show with character-driven songs.
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"This is the beginning of a five-year plan where in 2021 we are going to launch thousands of vehicles that are autonomously driven — tens of thousands of vehicles that will be autonomously driven on highways, and a few thousands of vehicles that will be autonomously driven inside cities," he said.
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Whereas AdTech has traditionally referred to media-driven initiatives such as programmatic and omnichannel advertising, MarTech has served as more of an umbrella term for SaaS-driven marketing platforms.
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"I've driven for a lot of different companies, and this is the only company I've driven for where people don't tip you," said Ronald, the driver in Long Beach.
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Why it matters: Oath is driven by digital ad income, whereas WarnerMedia is driven by revenue from streaming subscriptions, its studio business and its digitally-sold television ads business.
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Hillary Clinton successfully used Bernie Sanders's Vermont-driven pro-gun record against him, barely a decade after Dean's Vermont-driven pro-gun record was touted as a major asset.
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"We're getting the data and all the resources to make sense of it and help us scale and [provide] data driven-insights and knowledge-driven insights," Jain told TechCrunch.
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Assuming that these 13 "simulated contacts" would have resulted in real life crashes over the 424,92.53 miles driven, then Google's cars averaged around 30 crashes per million miles driven.
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We need a more flexible funding approach at the federal, state, and local level that is demand-driven, not supply-side driven, and that responds to what people want.
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"I think it's becoming increasingly important, driven in Europe by the regulators forcing it to be part of the discussion and driven by people like your kids," Fuhr said.
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The IMF projects U.S. growth to taper through 2019 due to higher costs driven by tariffs and the phase out of stimulus driven by the 85033 tax-cut bill.
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Such a distortion signifies a huge limitation of data-driven systems, and on a very basic level, the distortion challenges the reliability of the results from data-driven strategies.
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Iron ore has swung from being a demand-driven market to a supply-driven one, and until Vale gets fully back on its feet, it may remain as such.
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That means some of the changes in regional impact is driven by the growth or decline of industry importance, while some of it is driven by changes in regulation.
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The Americans isn't concerned with those driven by power, or really with power at all, but by the ideas that some people are driven by a cause outside themselves.
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You must be driven toward a concept of what you want this country to become, and not just driven by a fear of what the country could descend into.
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Still, this was one harrowing ride for a teenager who'd never driven a van before, never driven in a city and never navigated around packs of Ralph Nader protesters.
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And while ingredient-driven cooking remains a central idea, at some of our newer restaurants — AnnaLena, Royal Dinette, Savio Volpe, Torafuku — I see a more spontaneous, flavor-driven approach.
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Driven by the populist British vote to leave the European Union and by Trump's equally populist rejection of "globalism," the UK and US seem driven to embarrassing self-harm.
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It is moving in the right direction but some of what has happened so far has been currency driven and momentum driven and it is not going to persist.
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"This anti-vaccine issue has been driven by social media and will continue to be driven by social media," said Dr. Matthew Zahn, another liaison representative to the committee.
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Renewed interest in Churchill's life, driven by films like "Darkest Hour" (2017) and "Dunkirk" (2017), and the drama "The Crown" on Netflix, has driven more visitors to the museum.
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When we say that we're very customer driven in this regard, it's not that we think we're somehow better at being customer driven, or more virtuous than other companies.
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"I think [Netflix] just likes really terrific actors and they're really collaborative with their creative team, and so it feels more actor-driven than looks-driven on Netflix," Canfield says.
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Large-scale energy transitions of the past have generally been driven by industrial policy and technology innovation; none have been driven by increases in the prices of existing energy sources.
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While they may be driven from territory they hold, they are unlikely to be driven from Syria and could revert to insurgency tactics such as ambushes, assassinations and suicide bombings.
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"They're much more data driven than the impressionistic and poll-driven stuff you get on the networks, that's their strength and their weakness," said former Biden economic advisor Jared Bernstein.
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"We're moving from an interest-rate-driven bull market to an earnings-driven secular bull market," said Jeffrey Saut, chief investment strategist at Raymond James Financial in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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The perception that BTS is artist-driven, rather than company-driven, validates the group and distinguishes it as separate from K-pop's associations as top-down and fake, said Cho.
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What I did think I was good at was doing pop-driven stuff, so very early on when I started making music I started focusing on making guitar-driven music.
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E-commerce is also driven online by photos and videos today and in the future it will be driven by inanimate objects with cameras leveraging computer vision and artificial intelligence.
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Damon reminded us how Kavanaugh's aggressive, grievance-driven performance turned the tide for the Republicans against a credible woman, not unlike what Trump's aggressive, grievance-driven performance did in 2016.
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Unlike Disney+'s main homepage, which is largely driven by text on top of images, the kids' version is driven primarily by photos of characters from movies and TV shows.
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Managers with strategies ranging from event-driven to technologies-focused to computer-driven added 1.5 percent of RenaissanceRe Holdings shares, bringing total ownership to 10 percent, according to the data.
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Robert E. Lee left one woman dead and dozens injured after a car allegedly driven by a man attending the white supremacist rally was driven into a crowd of counterprotesters.
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They are more like animals driven by instinct than chess masters driven by strategy, though of course there's a range (with Trump being on the far blinded-by-narcissism end).
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Right now Metro is in the midst of a pronounced ridership decline that seems driven primarily by a declining level of service frequency, which in turn is driven by the urgent need to do a bunch of repairs, which in turn was driven by a series of bad breakdowns that themselves reduced ridership.
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While wealth growth in 2015 was driven mainly by cash and deposits, given the weak stock market, wealth in the next five years will be driven by equities, the report said.
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During the past two decades, innovation in technology has driven most of the transformation in the way we communicate, work, learn and even date, and has, essentially, driven the stock market.
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As we are all driven to feed, drink, sleep, and seek carnal satisfactions, some are driven to create, and this drive is imperative for the education of those around the world.
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"We've talked about a transition from a central banks-driven market to an earnings-driven market, and that is what we're seeing here," said Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Baird.
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To be data-driven requires an overarching data culture that couples a number of elements, including high-quality data, broad access and data literacy and appropriate data-driven decision-making processes.
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"Our confidence to invest was driven by an experienced management team, a very large market opportunity and the competitive advantages driven by the innovations Uplift has brought to the travel market."
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First of all, China is in a period of transition, because it is rebalancing its economy and it has been very much investment driven, it has to be more consumption driven.
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Waymo, which has driven over 4 million miles across the U.S., has a disengagement rate of 0.18 events per 1,000 miles driven, according to the California DMV's annual report in January.
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Cash flows are driven by a combination of pricing and increasing penetration of its cable triple play product, wireless customer base/LTE adoption and ad content-driven TV and radio stations.
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Frosch says the evolution on YouTube from "authentic" videos, like personality-driven "day in the life" content, to "trend-driven" videos, like "Gucci hauls," has pushed some creators away, including herself.
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More than the financial and stakeholder benefits is the unquantifiable feeling of belonging to a community of like-minded people and a company that is mission-driven rather than profit-driven.
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"We did see a rather abrupt turnaround in U.S. equities yesterday, but that was mostly tech-driven as opposed to a sell-off that was driven by broader concerns," Esiner said.
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Otherwise, China's government will not be able to shift its growth model from one driven by (often wasteful) investment in unproductive factories and ghost cities to one driven by consumer spending.
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But 2014's emissions ticked up due higher fossil fuel consumption in the energy and transportation sectors, driven by a cold winter, more industrial production and more miles driven by vehicles.
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Data-driven decision makingThe same tools and insights that powered Kabbage&aposs data-driven lending model revealed that his customers were borrowing more heavily than was necessary to fund their operations.
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She pointed to several factors that are kicking in right now, like the fact that the economy is moving from being driven by monetary policy to being driven by fiscal policy.
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Between 1997 and 218.5, the number of kilometres driven by passenger cars has increased by only 223.5 percent but the distance driven by LGVs rose by nearly 22.6 percent (tmsnrt.rs/26.6px22007oLp).
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From whether robot-driven cars need steering wheels to who is liable when the robot-driven car crashes, these unanswered questions are the center of ongoing debate in the transportation industry.
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"I've driven monster trucks, firetrucks — even tanks," he says.
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Evolution is driven by random mutation — mistakes, not plans.
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" He said modern manufacturing is "sleek and technology driven.
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Driven THE automotive business is just that — a business.
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" ** "A lot of this is driven by cheaper handsets.
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" Yields are being driven "unsustainably lower, in our view.
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And Netflix — famously data-driven — is leading the pack.
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After the company missed third quarter estimates, CFO Rafael Lizardi said the lackluster results were "mostly driven by a slowdown in semiconductors" and smartphone sales, not a macro-driven event, like trade.
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Both are similarly successful by commercial and critical standards (although Wayne's approach would seem to lend itself more to a singles-driven career than Kanye, whose career has been more album-driven).
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The conservative Republican base has driven out liberals while the liberal Democratic base has driven out conservatives, and those who harbor dissenting views but still remain have strong incentives to remain quiet.
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But whereas the oligarchs in the 1990s were ruthless self-made businessmen driven by profit, the men Mr Putin brought to power were specialists in suppression, violence and control, driven by revenge.
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They attributed the changes to general sea level rises driven by climate change, as well as an intensification in trade winds, driven by both a warming of the atmosphere and natural cycles.
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" He reiterated that the asset sales program was an important part of the company's overall strategy but the divestment would be done in a "value-driven rather than a timetable-driven way.
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And it's worth having a conversation to find out so that they can have a healthy relationship with their sex life that isn't driven by porn [but] driven by their own desires.
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Also, miles driven in simulation don't count towards the total miles driven by autonomous software figures most regulatory bodies will actually care about in determining the road worthiness of self-driving systems.
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Value creation in enterprise tech is often driven by a cohort of exits, while value creation in consumer tech is generally driven by large, individual exits — a phenomenon I recently dug into.
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Flannery's removal was driven by the board's frustration with the slow pace of change under his leadership, and not driven by the power business woes, sources familiar with the issue told CNBC.
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"Unlike BNP the beats were mostly cost and cost of risk driven rather than revenue driven, with FICC (fixed income, currencies and commodities) and financing revenues below expectations," said Credit Suisse analysts.
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I've also test-driven some newer cars with all kinds of fancy control centers and HUDs and touch-sensitive knobs and I've walked (driven) away thinking, There's just too much going on.
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"In the case of China, China was never an export-driven economy and China is not an export-driven economy, I will never tire of repeating that," he told CNBC's Capital Connection.
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"This isn't driven by services to this population costing more than it would be for someone in a small group, this is driven by sickest people left in the pool," Burrell said.
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Of the two million miles they've driven, the most recent million were also driven in just the last 100 days alone, representing a significant ramp up in the pace of their program.
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It's also worth focusing on the situation in Syria, a conflict that some researchers, and representatives from the U.S. military have argued was driven or intensified by a climate change-driven drought.
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People are worried about the idea of a recession but not about the economyInternet searches largely bear out the idea that the recession fears are mostly narrative-driven, rather than data-driven.
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Yet if Trump's anti-NFL stance is race-driven, it is also driven by an impulse that is arguably stronger, more personal and more difficult for him to control in himself: payback.
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Dr. Montessori's reframing of child's play as "work," driven by the child's choices and interests, is, in many ways, a natural fit for Silicon Valley's culture of founder-driven entrepreneurship and innovation.
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"It's a grassroots, social media–driven experiment for the new age, but since it comes from such a pure, engaged voter-driven place, it's pretty exciting to watch it unfold," he said.
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" James Sully, a music and entertainment lawyer with a client list that includes artists like Sam Smith, says that music libraries, another term for the marketplaces, are "financially driven rather than creatively driven.
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We still have occupational segregation, which yes, is a personal decision, but it's also driven by socioeconomic challenges and it is also driven by expectations about what roles women should play in society.
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The Safety and Justice Challenge's Innovation Fund was first announced as part of the Obama administration's Data-Driven Justice Initiative, which aimed to use data-driven solutions to end the cycle of incarceration.
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And while CEO pay fell by 3.2 percent last year, according to the EPI, that was driven not by lower awards but a stock-market-driven decline in the value of options granted.
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" Shelley Zalis, CEO of The Female Quotient told Refinery29, "The perception is when you have female-led companies, they're more purpose driven; and purpose driven companies leads to higher retention of the workforce.
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I have spent countless dinners hearing my mission-driven father discuss his challenges with reimbursement incentives and inefficient or poor medical practice (much of which continues to be driven by unintuitive technology systems).
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS AND VIABILITY RATINGS The IDRs of Khan Bank and XacBank are driven by their respective Viability Ratings, while State Bank's IDR is driven by our expectation of sovereign support.
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"Second, we will focus on locally-driven solutions identified by networks of schools, and support their efforts to use data-driven continuous learning and evidence-based interventions to improve student achievement," says Gates.
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For example, she said, the company has hired talent from Amazon and Microsoft which is "infusing some of the customer-driven ethos that has driven AWS's success in particular," she told Business Insider.
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That's because the scooters no longer need to be taken off the streets and driven by van to a central location for charging and maintenance, only to be driven back several hours later.
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Many had driven an hour or more to get here.
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The injured boy was then driven to nearby Butte, Alaska.
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They were driven mostly by new drugs entering the market.
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Her style isn't driven by what everybody else is doing.
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I've never driven a car that got this much attention.
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It said the decrease was driven primarily by higher receipts.
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Its variation is driven by the mutant genotype we found.
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Material costs were driven by higher steel prices and tariffs.
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By 1867, Mexican troops had driven France from the country.
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But why should Christians be driven from their ancestral lands?
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Part of the hedging trade was being driven by companies.
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He says he couldn't have just driven by without helping.
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Some appear to have been driven primarily by personal issues.
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Maze was then apparently driven into Idaho and, finally, Washington.
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The trio was driven between various locations in the city.
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"We took a very data driven approach," Tondon told CNBC.
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You can't count Mnuchin's maneuver as pragmatic or policy driven.
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It was driven, at every stage, by smart public policy.
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And a lot of that's driven by special interest groups.
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This was mainly driven by a decrease in manufacturing output.
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Colas said that was an unusual spike in miles driven.
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Ed Sheeran was driven off Twitter when they targeted him.
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The cars also need to be charged after being driven.
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There's lusty flirting, which is driven by a sexual attraction.
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If you've driven across Kansas, you know it's a slog.
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Can this growth continue to be driven by core Facebook?
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Beyond this, redistricting driven by partisan bias is actually legal.
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We are so much more technology driven than ever before.
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That was a $10 billion industry driven by young ... Novelty.
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Brexit has driven a coach and horses through this alliance.
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The Brexit referendum result was similarly driven by older voters.
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In the long run, market performance isn't driven by politics.
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Instead, the epidemic is being driven by its ready availability.
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The cars will be driven manually by human safety drivers.
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And he sees his testimony as driven by moral necessity.
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She's the most driven, motivating, and supportive person I know.
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Police believes the truck "was intentionally driven into the crowd".
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Officers responded and saw a Chevrolet Cobalt being driven away.
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Its bid for Lynas was driven by a similar notion.
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Last year's record revenue was driven by coal and vanadium.
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As with many driven outsiders, this alienation supercharged his ambitions.
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The result: two runs, driven in by Bregman and Gurriel.
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THE BULLS Retail investors have driven part of the surge.
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His leadership is transactional, ego driven, and about personal loyalty.
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He was driven into the race by Roby's 2016 comments.
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The series being developed will primarily be driven by interactivity.
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The flow of sap used to be driven by gravity.
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"I'm not driven by avenging my dead family," Rick said.
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Final Challenge: We were driven once again through the mountains.
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The first is driven by Mr Trump's disregard for rules.
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But today, inequality is driven by the differences within countries.
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I was driven, ambitious, and wanted to make an impact.
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She was 33, a talented and driven designer and entrepreneur.
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Her approach has driven its two tribes still further apart.
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Supply concerns have driven crude lower in six straight sessions.
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However, these storylines are driven by more than fanciful biology.
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Has the meme economy driven our nation's children to stupidity?
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A lot of misinformation is driven by financially motivated spam.
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Others said they were driven by restlessness, anxiety or obsession.
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This was mostly driven by Republicans, whose confidence plunged dramatically.
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" That pressure, he said, would come from "agenda-driven people.
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She's an empowered, motivated, driven woman forging her own path.
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Having cars driven by software would dramatically lower that cost.
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But the Huawei issue is being driven out of Commerce.
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He was eventually driven home that night around 3 a.m.
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Armando's price was driven up by two competing Chinese buyers.
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But it will not curb abuses driven by political motives.
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We are fully within the rainbow of digitally driven change.
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Stories like Clarke's have driven some states to enact reforms.
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Manufacturers' costs have been rising, mainly driven by labor costs.
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The vehicle was being driven by an unidentified U.S. citizen.
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Hundreds of thousands fled or were driven from their homes.
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The president's vacation could be driven, in part, by necessity.
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"She was funny, proactive, and incredibly creatively driven," Bulette said.
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Developments in auditing have always been driven by corporate scandals.
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Picking news and talk, that simplification has driven some clarity.
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The rise is driven by an increase in knife crime.
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Saroo's the epitome of just a fiercely driven young man.
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BRB's IDRs are driven by support from Brasil's Federal District.
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I got in the car, I should never have driven.
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XVG is an epitome of a coin driven by mania.
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He's driven, but it's not money or power he's after.
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Hitchener's terrible rhyming could only be driven by pure contempt.
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So far, it seems they are less driven by partisanship.
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But this entire industry is so driven by consumer demand.
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More miles driven means better software which means smarter vehicles.
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Socially driven curation is not the be all, end all.
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She has driven this and has refused to give up.
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Rather, Watson argues modern whaling is driven by political influence.
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Friends remember her as driven by passion for the work.
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The image came to mind of a wedge being driven.
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But technological revolutions are not only driven by big discoveries.
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These junk foods should be driven out of the country.
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The turnaround was driven by sales of the Model 3.
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A number of factors may have driven the May decline.
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Old Mutual's IDR is mainly driven by OMW's credit quality.
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They mandate where and how the vehicle will be driven.
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And they are meant to be driven at the edge.
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It is being driven by the science and the law.
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This is all driven, at least in part, by technology.
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ForeScout, has driven this category for well over a decade.
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BOTH REALLY DRIVEN BY IMPROVEMENTS IN MOBILE AND VIDEO ADVERTISING.
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Results were driven by a 17 percent increase in sales.
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The injured, including children, were driven off to nearby hospitals.
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They are powerful, intelligent, savvy, driven, loving, giving, and insightful.
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Rather, they felt like they'd just driven around all day.
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He had last driven a Formula One car in 2010.
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The increase has been driven by a number of factors.
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The younger generation is driven by economic concerns, she said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS BAM's ratings are driven by sovereign support.
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From the beginning, it's been a place driven on relationships.
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He was driven, but he was also young and inexperienced.
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He was important, driven at work, and accomplishing a lot.
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Read This Next: Women Lawyers are Being Driven to Drink
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Lore said the results were driven higher largely by Walmart.
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ROBO's was driven by machinery, and electronic instruments and components.
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The curbs have driven down inventories and pushed up prices.
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And finally, says Owens, you want partners who are driven.
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"The pricing will be driven by the purchaser," he said.
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That has driven stocks to highs, and volatility to lows.
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As mentioned previously, much of that is driven by men.
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Some of the individual movers were driven by legal dramas.
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His leadership is transactional, ego driven, and about personal loyalty.
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It has driven many therapy providers out of Medicaid care.
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Changes have been driven by institutional holders shifting their positions.
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There's nothing more tantalizing than the road not yet driven.
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Chinese fishermen are driven farther offshore and into distant waters.
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TC: Interactive entertainment, even more broadly, is very hits driven.
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The film is driven by the verve of its heroines.
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He was funny, bullheaded, mercurial, generous, deeply talented and driven.
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You are loving, kind, driven, perseverant, and forever cool af.
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For these two driven engineers, those statistics were pretty motivating.
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You're very driven to get your tasks done today, Sagittarius.
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Now it is driven by the competition between individual capitalists.
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But, as ever, algorithmically driven platforms are anything but simple.
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This does not appear to be driven by bandwagon effects.
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A vehicle careered down the street, driven by another soldier.
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Kids inside, said the paramedics, who'd driven up moments before.
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The scarcity of conservatives seems driven in part by discrimination.
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He's also driven by a pang of jealously and rejection.
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We've driven the new 2018 Kona briefly, in turbo form.
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Driven Thinking about buying a sport utility vehicle or crossover?
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Order driven members prioritize American leadership of the international order.
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The inspired person is driven intrinsically by the work itself.
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But she could define what had driven her this far.
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We found evidence that this was driven by two factors.
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But it's clear that he's driven by unabashedly partisan concerns.
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"America is too big, too rich, too driven," she writes.
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First, costs have risen, driven in part by increased regulation.
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Driven on the road, the Cullinan feels a bit ordinary.
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The strong results were driven by a growing user base.
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After all, he had just driven through that same intersection.
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This is another display of leadership being driven by ignorance.
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All of these are highly logical jobs driven by information.
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The worst car I've ever driven in my entire life.
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Instead, the picture is nuanced and is driven by context.
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Some is environmental, driven by trade, international economies or politics.
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It was driven by women's groups and by the numbers.
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Massacres and fighting have driven thousands from their home villages.
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Much of our holiday spending is driven by spontaneous purchases.
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My journey will also be driven by you, the readers.
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Ms. Zhang said she had driven three hours from Yangzhou.
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Increasing line speeds are driven by growing demand for poultry.
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This appears to be driven more by anger than fear.
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Small operations like ours were driven out of the market.
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I don't know, maybe that's what makes people so driven.
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In 1943, Parks boarded a bus driven by James Blake.
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We are instinctively driven to empathize with and protect infants.
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Our community is trying to heal from racially driven violence.
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For now, 8chan's communities have been driven even further underground.
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Success in business and in life is driven by risk.
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It's being driven by what's going on in yields overseas.
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All of this year's net gain has been technology driven.
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But these were rare interludes in his frenzied, driven life.
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These crimes are driven by hate and are politically motivated.
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The rise was driven by sharp gains in online retailing.
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Not all of Thoma Bravo's deals are driven by activists.
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Desertification has driven nomadic farmers into overwhelmed cities and towns.
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Structural bear markets are driven by bubbles and investor exuberance.
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THE ART OF BEING DRIVEN is not hard to master.
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His leadership is transactional, ego driven and about personal loyalty.
|
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Half a million people were driven out of their homes.
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Autos were the top gainers Thursday, driven higher by Renault.
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These developments should not be driven only by privacy regulators.
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The quality of a financial market is driven by liquidity.
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While your top half is goat: practical, dry, and driven.
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I think a lot of these companies are data driven.
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Bloomer tells Creators that he's always been driven by curiosity.
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Driven by bloodlust, Valensiakol decided to chase this player down.
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I'm not a unilaterally driven or focused type of person.
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Financially, too, Rivigo has driven past many of its competitors.
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Australian rock is really obsessed with driven drums and choruses.
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"Patients, not profits, have driven our actions," the company said.
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BlackRock continues robust organic growth, driven by iShares and Aladdin.
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They see Trump's latest moves as driven by political expediency.
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In part, this will also be driven by the economy.
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And it's driven by mobile and games like Candy Crush.
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Growth will again be driven by investment and net exports.
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The Times' bullish outlook is driven by that digital growth.
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Google, at least in the U.S., was very consensus driven.
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"This is a sport that's driven by stars," he said.
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The economic issues are totally driven by public health issues.
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It's a cruel, unjust society driven by greed and apathy.
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Woese was a rebel researcher, obscure but ingenious, crotchety, driven.
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It was quiet and small, driven by the innermost self.
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They are driven by humankind's greed and deserve no reverence.
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But the food industry has driven home the relevant facts.
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Diabetes has driven nearly all of Ms. Walker's adult life.
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Engagement — even it's driven by bot armies — is still engagement.
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Scientists are already caught up; the wedge is already driven.
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One girl had been driven out of the village altogether.
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It is not being driven mainly by rising business investment.
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Democrats are "driven by hatred, prejudice and rage," he warned.
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This president is driven by an insatiable need for adulation.
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His stakes were in an inquiry driven by existential questions.
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Its leaders had already been jailed or driven into exile.
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I had driven hours across the mountains to see it.
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But this effect seems to be driven by young libertarians.
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The trend is driven by a shift in risk perception.
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But others are driven by the will to reinvent it.
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That accumulation of wealth was increasingly driven by international trade.
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"She's a teacher and she's driven to learn," he said.
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Driven by curiosity, this is curatorial practice at its best.
|
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That growth has also driven revenues to the bottom line.
|
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Countless attacks on civilians have driven many people to leave.
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The divide is clearly driven by views toward President Trump.
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They were driven to jail and held for three days.
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Total miles (er, kilometres) driven would fall by 37 percent!
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If you haven't driven an electric car, you really should.
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This "credential inflation" wasn't driven by innovation or technical need.
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Whatever was driving him, Mr. Netanyahu, 70, was plainly driven.
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The biggest engine that has driven these changes is economical.
|
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Rival factions, driven by ideologies or personalities, came to blows.
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That has driven up the project's cost many times over.
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The losses and reduction in providers have driven up rates.
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The losses and reduction in providers have driven up rates.
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It's a poisonous political strategy driven by endless political rallies.
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Some had driven for hours to hear the men perform.
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That tension, she said, has driven many men to violence.
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We know that most homelessness is driven by economic forces.
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The inconsistency in the filmmaking was driven home by 4DX.
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"A smart factory is driven by smart people," he says.
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The decision to drive or be driven would be tough.
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Or a social media campaign driven by a hash tag.
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The results were driven by an increase in passenger volume.
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The vehicle was most likely being driven by a staffer.
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They are smarter, more driven and more creative than ever.
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The trend was driven by Asian demand, the IEA added.
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"Make it very driven on the impact," says the recruiter.
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Gravity Heights is driven by wholesome ingredients and simple techniques.
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This is not politically driven, it is technological and cultural.
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Three said they had been driven out of the company.
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The Lebanese government's ineptitude has driven people to the streets.
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Ahmed, though, is driven by a different set of imperatives.
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The increase was driven primarily by young boys, they said.
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We're bringing an experience that's being driven by the artists.
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The critics have been specific and data driven, not ideological.
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We are both very driven, and our journalistic values match.
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We've seen her driven to distraction in so many movies.
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Driven by a sense of purpose and making a difference.
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Now, journalistic coverage is driven just by what Trump says.
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Swish was conceived, driven, and funded by the Swedish banks.
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Growth was partly driven by sales of watches and jewelry.
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The beat was driven by international revenue growth of 2000%.
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Ultimately, we are but mortals driven by our base instincts.
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The flight of French wealth is driven by different worries.
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The weakness was driven entirely by a lack of buyers.
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A businessman driven by common sense and the bottom line.
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If you've never driven a Defender, I recommend you do.
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The country is driven to pursue its own best interests.
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Circadian rhythms are driven by biological clocks inside our bodies.
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A key topic that has driven them away is immigration.
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Sanallah could be seen being driven away in a car.
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Aluminum, too, looks attractive, driven by technology and transportation demand.
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Broadcom's results were driven by higher demand for smartphone chips.
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That has driven the dollar index up 0.43% this week.
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Some of that decline is driven by shrinking fund fees.
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The huge loss has been driven by increased vehicle depreciation.
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Prosecutors say he was driven by a radical jihadist ideology.
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The situation has driven her to the edge of madness.
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Women aren't driven by or thrilled by outperforming the market.
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A lot of my work has been driven by that.
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He rejected the suggestion the violence was driven by criminality.
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His lawyer contends that he was driven by extreme compulsion.
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And 60% of millennials make purchases driven by their beliefs.
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The index was driven by a bounce in manufacturing stocks.
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Osama bin Laden was driven by the treatment of Palestinians.
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She was driven by her son's own incident of abuse.
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Some claim democracy has driven the Trump administration to intervene.
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The aid would be driven by Venezuelans into their country.
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Democracy is more direct but also more driven by extremes.
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Widespread scapegoating has driven many priests deeper into the closet.
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They are mostly driven by the characters in the show.
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Migrations are seasonal and are typically driven by water temperatures.
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He will be driven to Town Hall for the performance.
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"I'm driven by a concept I call 'retrovolution,' " he says.
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Opinions are also driven by our cultural and political tribes.
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The car was driven by an "unidentified female," police said.
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But then you see how committed and driven they are.
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Economies of scale have driven costs down and bolstered output.
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They were driven under police escort to a downtown hotel.
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That's primarily been driven by a really great user experience.
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" "Look what I've done – oil prices have been driven down.
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Why am I driven to the polls to cut spending?
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BBOXX says crowdfunding has driven down the cost of capital.
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Unlike earlier in the week, when flames were driven by hot Santa Ana winds, Friday saw the fire shift to a fuel-driven event, meaning it moved toward dry brush that could quickly combust.
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"This has become my main source of income," said Mwenda, who now can operate all the hand-held and ox-driven equipment, from rippers and jab planters to oxen-driven planters and shallow weeders.
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Share-Gains Driven Revenue Growth: Fitch expects low-single-digit overall intermediate-term revenue growth, driven in large part by continued share gains amidst challenging demand environments and revenue synergies from the EMC acquisition.
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"The basis for the upgrade is valuation driven, as negative headlines around EpiPen pricing practices and concerns over deteriorating generic pricing have driven multiple levels to 20-year lows," wrote equity analyst Elliot Wilbur.
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The hope is to eventually reach a point where this process — human-driven short-hauls and autonomously driven long-hauls — becomes "continuous," said Alden Woodrow, the product lead for self-driving trucks at Uber.
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In other words, they would use those millions of miles of driving data to help insurance companies determine what to charge people based on the miles they've driven and how they've driven those miles.
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"We expect the price increase to be 100-110 pounds, mostly driven by a wholesale price refresh and a small element from policy driven costs," Bernstein senior analyst Deepa Venkateswaran said in an email.
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The company's $296 million net loss for the first nine months of 2017 was driven by $554 million in interest payments (which, in turn, was partially driven by a large dividend Apollo already took).
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In some measure that failure was driven by a lack of resources, driven in turn by a lack of understanding of the importance of computer and embedded systems security by management and politicians alike.
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For a quarter this was down to increasing food prices while for a further 28 percent this was driven by higher rents and living costs, which have all been driven up by rising inflation.
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The luxury landscape has been changing for quite a while now and the element that has become most apparent is how it has gone from a brand-driven industry to a product-driven one.
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Unlike the supercharger, which is mechanically driven by the engine, the modern turbo is essentially a small turbine attached to the engine, driven by exhaust gases, that forces more air into the combustion chamber.
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Sometimes they have been driven there by departments that are reluctant to accept them; sometimes they have been driven there by their own conviction that they alone have the standing to investigate these topics.
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A spouse is on an income-driven repayment plan for student loansAnother reason to consider file separately would be if one spouse (or both) uses an income-driven repayment plan for federal student loans.
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"We still have occupational segregation, which yes, it is a personal decision, but it's also driven by socioeconomic challenges and it is also driven by expectations about what roles women should play in society."
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"Demand data look weak and without an improvement in fundamentals, these currency-driven gains seem unlikely to persist, especially since currency moves themselves are being driven by concerns over U.S. economic growth," it said.
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Apparently the first step in Russia's plan to take over the world is to seduce all the insecure, ego-driven, strength-infatuated, power-obsessed, money-driven, delusional macho men of America and proceed from there.
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The first wave began in the 1990s and primarily involved prescription painkillers, the second began around 2010 and was driven by heroin use, and the third wave, driven by fentanyl analogs, started up around 2013.
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"After a roller coaster ride in 23.1 driven by tighter financial conditions and peaking growth, we expect another range-bound year driven by disappointing earnings and a Fed that pauses," Wilson wrote on Nov. 225.
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The transportation casks are designed so robustly that what we've done with past experiments here at Sandia, where we have driven locomotives into these casks — we've driven trucks into these casks — and they don't break.
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The Swedish company, whose products range from lawn mowers and trimmers to chainsaws, generates the bulk of its sales from petrol-driven tools but has a strategy to grow its share of battery-driven ones.
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"By the end of my time as governor, we had driven down violent crime to a 30-year low and we had also driven down our incarceration rate to a 20-year low," O'Malley said.
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The red ink at Petrobras was driven by a 46 percent decline in the price of benchmark Brent crude oil, a drop that has driven up losses and caused writedowns throughout the global oil industry.
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For example, he hailed the reduction in February's trade deficit, even as the drop was driven by weaker U.S. demand for imported goods and stronger demand for U.S. exports driven by more vibrant economies elsewhere.
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Trump's hawkish advisers have driven the crisis with IranTrump's Iran policy has been driven by advisers with reputations as foreign-policy hawks: John Bolton, the national security adviser, and Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state.
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"We're going into earnings season with a fair amount of optimism, largely driven by the new, lower tax rates and also driven by other bits of evidence the economy is doing very well," Tuz said.
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It is reasonable to expect that by the time one reaches adulthood one can distinguish between needs driven by the body and those driven by the ego, and between a willing partner and a target.
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"A core part of his support has never been driven by enthusiasm for him — it's driven by a sense that he's the safe choice," said Patrick Murray, the director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
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Finance Companies with Long-Term Ratings Driven by Intrinsic Strength CF's rating continues to be supported by its strong capitalisation, which is driven by above-industry profitability and the company's practice of high profit retention.
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Any act of violence is one too many Public Safety Deputy Chief of Staff Sunny Schnitzer said the administration will focus on data-driven policies as well as data-driven policing in the new year.
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Policymakers have long grappled with strong demand for the New Zealand dollar, often driven by its yield appeal, with the main concern being that rapid rises could hurt exporters' margins and temper import-driven inflation.
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Heather Heyer, 32, was killed and 19 people were injured when a car, allegedly driven by a man with connections to white supremacists, was driven into a crowd of counterprotesters on Saturday, according to police.
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In November, Guess CEO Victor Herrero said, "We are seeing a lot of logo-driven fashion," while Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Fran Horowitz said men's apparel improvement was driven in part by logo shorts and fleece.
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Since Henry Ford, the U.S. has been a car-driven nation.
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Fowler has driven home 13 runs in his last 10 games.
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Because this is fashion, which is driven by the next thing.
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The weakness was driven by poor performances in cash and derivatives.
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"Even in a tech-driven world people crave community," she says.
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The violence in a community is not driven by the community.
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It's driven by very small numbers of extremely high-risk people.
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It is true that the war was driven by stirring ideals.
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BBMG wasn't the first Connect-driven surge of Hong Kong share.
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We're building a voice-driven time tracking application on Amazon Alexa.
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Three main motivations have historically driven Westerners to purchase Chinese companies.
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Rights groups say it has driven many people from their homes.
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The advertising-driven business model is on the brink of collapse.
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Winnebago's quarter was driven by strength in its towable products segment.
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They were driven apart during the turmoil of the Korean War.
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And just like that, she is driven off into the distance.
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Why can't this be an economy that is driven by tourism?
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It was the first true touch screen driven solely by apps.
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"When consumption cannot drive growth, debt-driven infrastructure spending is necessary."
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That is our outcome-driven youth sports system in a nutshell.
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Several treatments, often working in combination, have driven that dramatic improvement.
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Trump's rise as a phenomenon driven by disgruntled masses abandoning democracy
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Experts say migration from India is driven mostly by economic considerations.
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Blacks had been driven out of office by beatings and assassinations.
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Alert status raised after another phreatic (steam-driven) explosion (see below).
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"I think all big changes are driven by emotions," she says.
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GE's struggles continue to be driven by its slumping power division.
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Upside was driven by margins at North America retail and AWS.
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Driven into a corner, Gorbachev stepped down on Christmas Day 1991.
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I want us to once again be a market-driven economy.
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Nordstrom claims that the decision was driven purely by sales results.
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It reveals a data-driven pessimism that all but guarantees defeat.
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It's an image driven app that can overwhelm lower end devices.
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One, the NHL's lack of trading may have driven me insane.
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Voter advocacy groups alleged equipment-driven delays in Florida and Texas.
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That this calendar is driven largely by profit motives is obvious.
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Now, I've driven the Stinger a grand total of 38.7 miles.
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Logitech G560 Lightsync PC Gaming Speakers with Game Driven RGB Lighting
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Our economy is and continues to be driven by international events.
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What would a league driven with players in control look like?
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Only federal loans qualify for income-driven repayment programs like REPAYE.
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Morgan Stanley noted the rally was also driven by dollar depreciation.
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Jobs growth was driven mainly by the agriculture and services sectors.
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The Malibu was being driven by Lois Kojan, 85, of Mentor.
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These corrupt, biased, abusively biased, hysterical reporters that are agenda-driven.
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When social media started becoming driven by images, he bought Instagram.
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Not surprisingly, Facebook and Twitter have since become more image-driven.
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You've probably been encountering AI-driven things more than you realize.
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The stock market soared, driven by Wall Street firms in particular.
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Hospitality is image – bearer driven, because Christ's blood pumps me whole.
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This is a very special case - tender-driven, global in nature.
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"Unfortunately our society is still so binary-driven," Nicole S. said.
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"This is a violence, domination, and anger [driven] crime," she explains.
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Acquisitions have driven about 85 percent of Daseke's growth since 2009.
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It's not the first time a president has driven a truck.
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Dave had driven with his son to pull off the visit.
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Hong Kong has a history of politically driven waves of emigration.
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A bright pink car that is being driven by a woman.
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The company's strong results were driven by strong organic sales growth.
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Crossley said Suboxone Film's resilience was driven by its patient base.
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Three things have driven this, each giving rise to the other.
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The victim had frequently driven workers and clients to job sites.
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With a good software-driven product, the hardware is almost inconsequential.
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He noted that both "seasonality" and "market initiatives" had driven growth.
|
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The same activist-driven politics is on show in Glasgow now.
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In this photo, they're driven past a collection of Bloodhound missiles.
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The drugstore industry has historically driven EBITDA improvements through these consolidations.
|
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On "Future Funk" Benga sounds more urgent and driven than ever.
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The loud, fast, guitar-driven sound that Warped is known for?
|
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But the Supreme Court is not a roving, agenda-driven commission.
|
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These two artists are both successes of modern internet-driven fandom.
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Microsoft's strategy shift has also been driven by its xCloud plans.
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America's long-term fiscal problem is driven by its ageing society.
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It was driven by mobile and also 'gamed' users into learning.
|
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In addition, the pressure-driven extrusion system can be somewhat inconsistent.
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We are deeply touched and constantly driven by all your support.
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Then, Jorge realizes Pallomari had driven to Gilberto's house that night.
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Some are driven home, not just dumped outside the jailhouse door.
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Such worries have driven fierce U.S. lobbying against the Russian project.
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With the truck, TARDEC aims to utilize consumer-driven automotive technology.
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In fact, Endeavor's robots can be driven entirely via an iPad.
|
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The revenue rise was driven by a number of successful games.
|
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These are magnetically driven eruptions of material from the sun's surface.
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Facebook's recent privacy scandals haven't driven patients away from the site.
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Enterprises would use servers primarily for function-driven applications like billing.
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Fowler has driven home 15 runs in his last 11 games.
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There weren't that many chef-driven restaurants in LA back then.
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A beautiful thought for a work of sublime data-driven perversion.
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It was driven by people wanting to use their computers effectively.
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"Everything that we Congolese do is driven by music," he says.
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The results were driven by a strong increase in residential sales.
|
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LA Noire, meanwhile, is a much more straightforward, story-driven game.
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Sheep and cows are frequently driven across the border for slaughtering.
|
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That interferes with Facebook's ad-driven business model and its mission.
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It was an ideologically-driven exaggeration of something that was true.
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Then, Mariah was driven two miles away where she was killed.
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There may also be a clock that's driven by lunar cycles.
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That she had driven him off that roof with her misery.
|
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KB: Cuban art is driven by the theme of making revolution.
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It's not just being driven by older people being more conservative.
|
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"I really admire how smart and driven she is," List said.
|
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"Stradivarius" is heavy on dialogue, character-driven scenes, and implied mystery.
|
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They are all driven by radical left wing ideology and politics.
|
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Just ask one of Google's other algorithmically driven content feeds, YouTube.
|
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Very few of them would say they were driven by politics.
|
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For a start, it fits with the industry's metrics-driven worldview.
|
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A lot of Apple's recent growth has been driven by China.
|
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The decision was driven by discomfort with Uber's obviously toxic culture.
|
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Will individuals be freed or locked into purely commerce-driven experiences?
|
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The rise in U.S.-Iranian tensions has largely driven the gains.
|
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This was driven by economic growth in Germany, Europe's biggest economy.
|
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He, not Mr King, has driven away the party's suburban voters.
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Changes in productivity can be driven by a variety of factors.
|
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Sarasota's economy is driven by education, arts, tourism and financial services.
|
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That last idea is driven home in the episode's final stretch.
|
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He had also driven for Uber, the ride-hailing company said.
|
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The rise of fringe parties, not bonhomie, has driven the change.
|
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But Snap is a hits-driven business, like a game company.
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You can get a lot accomplished if you're a driven soul.
|
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Other stock market sectors were mainly driven by quarterly earnings announcements.
|
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She is emotional, but she's also smart, driven, loyal and strong.
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MORE INCENTIVE COMPENSATION, BECAUSE MORE CLIENT DRIVEN ACTIVITY, AND THEN INFLATION.
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Today we were driven down to the 200-day moving average.
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Leading data-driven companies constantly think about making their algorithms stronger.
|
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He's driven a lot of division and fear into our state.
|
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We do not think of algorithms and swipe-driven mobile platforms.
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Mature market subscription growth is driven by individuals connecting multiple devices.
|
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She hasn't really driven a car in over a quarter century.
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But the Fed usually ignores temporary inflation driven by energy prices.
|
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Go deeper: By the numbers: The rise of "belief-driven" buyers
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More academic, less personality-driven issues end up getting read less.
|
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Both demand and supply have driven the steady recovery in prices.
|
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So are all ad-driven media, including newspapers and broadcast television.
|
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But the desire for change is both internally and externally driven.
|
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Is the public ready for two-ton automobiles driven by software?
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The difference here is that fire signs are driven by passion.
|
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The production of electric models must be driven forward here too.
|
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Improving economic data have driven the most recent spurt of enthusiasm.
|
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The unifying element between adtech and martech is data-driven marketing.
|
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There's a shareholder-driven rationale for them saying that privacy matters.
|
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That was driven by a decline in client activity in Asia.
|
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That point was driven home by a heated speech from Rep.
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"Acquisition-driven growth is a staple of our sector," he added.
|
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And software-driven innovations like flying cars will make big strides.
|
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Under Sisi, Brotherhood members have been jailed, exiled or driven underground.
|
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High unemployment has driven youth to seek illegal migration to Europe.
|
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All four Washington runs were driven in by left-handed hitters.
|
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We want to see reason taking precedence over religious-driven ideology.
|
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The problem is that he is driven towards something totally insane.
|
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In the meantime, they've driven the most autonomous miles of anyone.
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"This fluctuation is driven and determined by the market," Yi said.
|
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Allianz then converts Flock's data-driven risk scores into a price.
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Image credit: Orbital ATKThe change in form is driven by function.
|
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Retail sales rose 63 percent, driven by jewelry and home appliances.
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And Pence never struck me as a man driven by celebrity.
|
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Instead they were driven overnight with no idea of their destination.
|
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Millions in both countries have been displaced or driven into exile.
|
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As care has gotten more expensive, hospitals have driven the increase.
|
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That said, there's value in both algorithmic and human-driven curation.
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That's really driven by continued health concerns and cigarette consumption specifically.
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Demand for such people is driven mainly by two profound changes.
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Spend time with nice people who are smart, driven and likeminded.
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Long-run growth, they suggest, is driven by improvements in technology.
|
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It has gained about 5.6% this year, driven by capital inflows.
|
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"Fundamentally, we're all driven to be part of groups," Guadagno explains.
|
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The decline was driven by slowing sales and creeping inventory levels.
|
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The Houthis and Saleh's forces were driven from Aden in 2015.
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Carl Anderson is the author of Creating a Data-Driven Organization.
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The IDRs of Daiwa are driven by their SRs and SRFs.
|
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It's met with a steeper curve, and it's real-rate driven.
|
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The rise in profits was driven mostly by refining and chemicals.
|
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I've driven across Canada before, but I only saw the postcards.
|
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But he was not regarded by workmates as driven by greed.
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The belt-driven motor can power you up even steep hills.
|
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Very narratively driven, this video is full of style and humor.
|
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It was a position driven by the concerns of the moment.
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This isn't a shift driven by Facebook, or even really Snapchat.
|
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"I've always been driven by a no," Hatzistefanis told Business Insider.
|
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The EU has also driven a revolution in recycling and waste.
|
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"Our opposition is driven by our mutual strategic interests," he said.
|
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I love how the heroine is driven by her own curiosity.
|
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In the end, the process had been driven by Trump's ego.
|
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Human-introduced predators have nearly driven the Floreana mockingbird to extinction.
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It is driven by money and a lot of different things.
|
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Maybe Twitter isn't a data-driven media company, but something else.
|
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"At the moment, the market is driven by uncertainty," Gambarini said.
|
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" Classmate Emerald Wong agreed, telling the Times: "[Jain] was very driven.
|
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The risk is that policy will be driven mostly by fear.
|
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Growth was driven by its Optum consulting and pharmacy benefits business.
|
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Rob Portman and others to show the opposition is policy-driven.
|
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This election exposed significant flaws with the data-driven campaign paradigm.
|
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He recognised that the era of commodity-driven growth was over.
|
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The shifting positions of Moscow and Ankara are driven by realpolitik.
|
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Net income rose to AOA340m (13: AOA297m), driven by FX movements.
|
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"This complaint seems to be driven by seller's remorse," Tanzella said.
|
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A different approach should be taken for blockchain-driven financial businesses.
|
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It's also possible that McCain was peddling some desperation-driven b.s.
|
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The uptick is driven by a 14-point increase among whites.
|
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It is, nevertheless, flexible, in the sense that it's consumer driven.
|
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A slowdown in new home construction has also driven prices higher.
|
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It sometimes feels like the world is driven by iPhone lust.
|
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I viewed the Quarter Finals with something approaching bowel-driven doubt.
|
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The results were driven by a solid performance in investment banking.
|
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Islamic State fighters were driven from the village six months ago.
|
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Wall Street rose on Wednesday, driven by financial and energy stocks.
|
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Microsoft said the decrease was primarily driven by lower phone revenue.
|
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Intellivision is very much in this category of nostalgia-driven products.
|
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Troubled assets also rose, driven by impaired home and corporate loans.
|
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Non-interest income surged 20%, driven by strong foreign exchange income.
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But it's mostly being driven by the demand from our students.
|
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It's rare to find community-driven places like The Hungry Man.
|
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One tractor is driven by a man who goes by Khaled.
|
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Most importantly, the design of the product is driven by efficiency.
|
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She will also discuss locally driven efforts to fight climate change.
|
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This replaces spreadsheets and Word docs with a database-driven platform.
|
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"We are starting to see politically driven supply outages," Croft said.
|
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The agreement has driven down inventories and pushed up oil prices.
|
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It was driven by 17 percent growth in mass gaming revenues.
|
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It's always been this resentment-driven ... Off with their heads. Yeah.
|
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Extensive growth, driven by capital accumulation, is possible for a while.
|
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"It's largely driven by owner occupation instead of speculation," he said.
|
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It's the perfect time for many exciting and nostalgia-driven pastimes.
|
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But her solution wasn't driven by a new technology or innovation.
|
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The leap was driven by a surge in public-project investments.
|
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Increasingly event-driven trading was adding to market volatility, he said.
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But these requirements have also driven up premiums in many cases.
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Sales last year were driven by demand for single-family homes.
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Corporate share prices should not be driven by political tax games.
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Our Eddie Mannix is really as pure as the driven snow.
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But that sort of personality-driven politics has its costs, too.
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This is totally reckless and driven by the White House's desperation.
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He was very driven and came from a very religious family.
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Pacheco was a passenger in a car driven by her friend.
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So what could have driven the company's massive gain in value?
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The motorcycle is driven by a 6kW electric motor and battery.
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It was an amusing opening to a crazy, insult-driven debate.
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These benefits have driven more Americans to our colleges and universities.
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But if it stars a woman, it's a female-driven movie.
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Nobody wants to listen, because they're driven by money and greed.
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Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) is smart, driven, and hopelessly in love.
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She's now 92 years old, a completely lucid and driven woman.
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"It's clearly not driven up employer health costs," Altman told reporters.
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Simpson will be driven to High Desert State Prison from Lovelock.
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Called Niantic Wayfarer, the submission system will be largely user-driven.
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The drop was driven mostly by workers from eastern European countries.
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Voila, the crisis-driven negotiations over border security in recent days.
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Instead of delivery trucks, the doughnuts are driven via Rolls-Royce.
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The company's results were driven by strength in Qualcomm's licensing business.
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The war for talent in today's knowledge-driven economy is intense.
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In the same way, history and science are driven by narrative.
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She might as well have driven a steamroller over her opponent.
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Switzerland, with its heavily export-driven economy, hardly exists in isolation.
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They had driven from near Haifa, an hour up the coast.
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She is lynched, and nonwhite miners are driven out of town.
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Wireless, high performance bass driven stereo sound, 50mm drivers, with microphone.
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Ardley is a workaholic manager driven by the spirit of Lazarus.
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Demand has driven the median home value in San Jose, Calif.
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"We're very much data driven, we look at facts," he said.
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We're very confident greenhouse gases have driven many observed climate changes.
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The decoupling was also driven by improvements in energy-efficiency technology.
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The Council has driven most of Maui's good paying jobs away.
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During the same period the total amount of miles driven increased.
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Growth is largely driven by China, approaching 25 GW of capacity.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS BAM's ratings are driven by sovereign support considerations.
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Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have promised policy-driven, transformational movements.
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Mandatory spending is driven by entitlements, namely Social Security and Medicare.
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In our celebrity-driven culture stars hold sway over the masses.
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Part of the moderates' attacks were driven by clear ideological divisions.
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Usually, income-driven repayment plans are a smart choice for students.
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Over the years, I've driven hundreds of great cars and trucks.
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How can highly-driven and accomplished people still be such procrastinators?
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Harvey has driven those predictions home in a truly terrifying way.
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This suggests that the rally was not driven by other factors.
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Still, she was unapologetic that Mylan's actions were driven by profit.
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That choice is what has driven users to ShareChat, he explained.
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All of the vehicles will be manually driven by trained drivers.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have cast the effort as a politically-driven charade.
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The Brotherhood has since been banned and its members driven underground.
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But there's little sign of such a fear-driven process now.
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People are always fascinated when they ask the farthest I've driven.
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The car hasn't been driven since its Fiorano track delivery event.
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Political science assumes that people are driven to maximize their power.
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We are on the brink of a software-driven autonomous revolution.
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Bloomberg the man is, above all, driven, confident and intensely competitive.
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Sometimes it is nice not to drive, but to be driven.
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Personally, I'd be thrilled to be driven around by a computer.
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I would hope public policy would be driven by scientific evidence.
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The crisis hasn't just driven away tourists and hurt local businesses.
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They deserve to have honest, medically driven conversations with their physicians.
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I had never driven in Moscow before, and it was terrifying.
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Griffin was driven by his desire to connect with the animals.
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Another interesting question is whether consensus-driven monetary policy will continue.
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He said technology has driven production more than government decisions have.
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"He's too smart and too driven not to succeed," Francona said.
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So much of the monthly superhero market is driven by nostalgia.
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Many American businesses, both small and large, are driven by innovation.
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Americans deserve a healthcare system that isn't driven by Washington mandates.
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