And a person can have one of those drives, or both of those drives, or neither of those drives.
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You need the content to drive the-- the parks, that drives the retail, that drives the content that drives the parks.
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That drives down wages and drives up health care tax.
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Passion drives interest, which in turn drives focus and commitment.
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It drives competitiveness, it drives productivity and it creates jobs.
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That includes hard drives, flash drives, CDs and anything else.
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"The commercial market actually drives competition, drives innovation," Smith said.
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Samsung Portable SSD T3 USB-C portable hard drives, flash drives and solid-state drives will be commonplace within the next year.
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Imagine what Kanye's hard drives look like, Dre's massive hard drives.
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Deisburg and her fellow researchers obtained the thumb drives in two ways: buying second-hand drives on eBay and Amazon Marketplace (market drives), and by recruiting people 18 years or older both on and off campus who agreed to exchange their old drives for new ones (buyback drives).
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From portable hard drives, USB flash drives, network attached storage, and more.
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And so it drives further engagement, drives new business models for us.
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But she says what really drives her — what drives anyone — is passion.
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Like what drives these people and what drives people like Rudy Giuliani?
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Even that wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for the fact that there's apparently a whole other perpetual motion machine at work in parallel, too: engagement drives unhappiness which drives engagement which drives unhappiness, because the kind of content which drives the most engagement apparently also drives anxiety and outrage — cf.
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Hard drives made with the new chips are faster than previous solid-state drives.
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The new factory will make inverter drives, servo drives and servo motors, Yaskawa said.
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Gene drives that do this are called suppression drives because they suppress the population.
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"Being efficient on those early drives and being able to sustain drives," McVay said.
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Some of these are my personal hard drives and some are RÜFÜS backup hard drives.
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So she drives hundreds of miles there, has the appointment, drives hundred of miles back.
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Bianco said parents need to check to make sure USB drives really are USB drives.
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"Immigration drives our base and drives it more than it does for Democrats," said Heye.
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You've seen flash drives or SSD drives — physical devices that store or backup your data.
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Having fewer buyers drives prices down — and drives yields up — in the fixed-income market.
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"I think controversy and the very aggressive communities that can exist similar to Crowder, I think that drives engagement, and that drives views, and that drives advertising revenue," he said.
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Are you someone who drives for a living, or even just someone who drives a lot?
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It also remains a true social-aid organization, funding toy drives, food drives and scholarship programs.
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Fewer people ... So what drives people to want bitcoin and what drives people away from it?
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Recovery drives are USB drives you make that have Windows system files and tools installed on them.
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It is that room for increasing chaos that drives the evolution of the universe, that drives change.
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There's a good selection of standard SD cards, portable hard drives and solid state drives to select from.
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I know hard drives fail after a while, so when should I replace these drives with new ones?
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Storage options include 35 TB PCIe solid state drives and 192 TB spinning hard drives for local storage.
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"This innovation drives growth, drives profitability ... and by the way, risk management," the case quotes CFO Don Blair.
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Facebook overwhelmingly drives lifestyle and entertainment news traffic, while Google largely drives business, tech and sports news traffic.
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Team Drives In addition to the new features, Google is launching a new product today called Team Drives.
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That's because they're basically souped up flash drives; unlike more traditional hard drives, there are no moving parts.
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Market participants need to have economic incentive to trade securities, as trading drives liquidity, and liquidity drives capital.
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There's another positive for the global fleet: Cheaper oil drives up demand, but it also drives down fuel costs.
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IBM reportedly won't let its employees use any removable storage devices, like USB drives, SD cards, and flash drives.
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Too much garbage drives down property values, increases the stink level of the floor and drives out paying customers.
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Lack of self-awareness drives hurtful behavior but it also drives someone to think they're at fault for everything.
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"I'd like to believe over time we'll keep showing that culture drives performance and culture drives innovation," Narasimhan said.
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Solid-state drives are more expensive to make and typically come in smaller capacities compared to hard disk drives.
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The Nets average the third most drives per game and the 211.3th best FG percent on drives, per NBA.
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NAND chips are found in mobile devices as well as memory cards, USB flash drives and solid-state drives.
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It's rarely just one thing that drives a person to addiction; a lifelong pile-up of pain drives Jack.
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Solid-state drives are more expensive to make and typically come in smaller capacities compared with hard disk drives.
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Carol Danvers drives fast because her Air Force co-pilot and best friend Maria Rambeau says she drives fast.
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When going through his stuff, she found four external hard drives and 18 thumb drives, all backups of his laptop.
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The contractors also failed to run their own risk assessments, encrypt USB drives and hard drives, and use strong passwords.
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Cheap laptops use cheap hard disk drives, which are much slower than the solid state drives found in better computers.
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Gone are the days of zip drives, bigger zip drives, faster DVD writing, ripping and pirated versions of Windows 95.
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What about the person who drives to the meeting, sits in their car, then drives home without entering the building?
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One example of that philosophy was on display recently at Silicon Power, which produces branded portable hard drives and USB drives.
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It appears that Trump's market really is a niche—that what drives some voters to him drives more of them away.
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The policy-light, insult-comedy entertainment that drives the big rallies also drives high unfavorable ratings among everyone not at rallies.
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People were committed to the war effort, participating in scrap drives and rubber drives; they had victory gardens to grow food.
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As it stands now, his drives look like strong straight-line drives, lacking in the nervy jumpiness of most European dribblemen.
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Our traces are left behind in the patterns of data littering everything from flash cards, thumb drives, RAM, and hard drives.
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Rihana's mother, Jamila Abdulrashid, drives her in from Mount Vernon, waits as the girls rehearse and then drives her home afterward.
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But F.B.I. agents who took 50 terabytes of data from his house found it on disks, hard drives and thumb drives.
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The Red Raiders' next two touchdown drives lasted less than two minutes while the Sooners' two ensuing drives went slightly longer.
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They seized 33 hard drives, 28 Mac mini computers, and dozens of other assorted tablets, computers, phones, thumb drives, and equipment.
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All laptops were turned in and the hard drives wiped clean, with the uninfected information on them imaged to new drives.
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Arizona State had 532 yards total offense, and each of its five touchdown drives scoring drives were 73 yards or longer.
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Washington State had five scoring drives of at least 66 yards, including second-half touchdown drives of 91 and 92 yards.
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Modern social media algorithms drive engagement, because engagement drives advertising, and advertising drives profits, which are then used to hone the algorithms.
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Apple has announced that soon you'll be able to plug thumb drives, external disk drives, and SD cards directly into your iPad.
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"You see a lot of drives, but there aren't a lot of toy drives for children in the hospital," Kadin told CNN.
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We recommend skipping the preinstalled storage options and buying two Western Digital Red drives set up as mirrored drives for safe storage.
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When opening Mass Effect Andromeda the Optane memory enabled storage drives were both twice as fast as the drives without Optane memory.
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Sure, you can buy flash drives or external hard drives, but that's one more thing to lug around and worry about losing.
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This top-notch programming is what drives subscribers to Prime, which is what drives Amazon's bottom line far more than advertising dollars.
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It's focused specifically on PNY-branded tech, and you'll find discounted flash drives, SD cards, and solid state drives in the mix, too.
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On September 14, agents searched the suspect's home and seized five laptops, three phones, an iPad, and several flash drives and hard drives.
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Pioneer's new UHD Blu-ray drives for PCs should help, as the first drives that can play back UHD Blu-rays to computers.
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The Volunteers have five touchdown drives of one minute or less, and average 214:21998 on their 299 offensive touchdown drives this season.
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The same impulse that drives the men outed in the #MeToo era drives the kind of behavior women described in their Franken accounts.
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Mechanical Drives is part of Siemens' Process Industries and Drives division, its least profitable business with a margin of 6.4 percent last quarter.
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AND SO, WHEN I LOOK AT THE OVERALL PRODUCT SUITE, THAT IS WHAT DRIVES ENGAGEMENT AND ENGAGEMENT IS REALLY WHAT DRIVES OUR BUSINESS.
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And, there are less obvious things like school sponsorships, food drives, clothing drives and other community support through The David Weekley Family Foundation.
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The media narrative that drives this imbalance is the same as what drives Mr. Trump's America-ain't-what-it-used-to-be pitch.
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Prosecutors said in Friday&aposs filing that they had given defendants DVDs, thumb drives, and hard drives as part of the discovery process.
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SamanthaIt drives my boyfriend crazy that I don't keep my car clean, and it drives me crazy that he cleans it out. Why?
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You can plug as many flash drives or hard drives as you want into the iPad Pro's USB-C port, and nothing will happen.
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The existence of violent, offensive, or harmful videos on YouTube drives away advertisers, while inconsistent enforcement and bad communication from YouTube drives away creators.
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But there is one old habit, she said, that drives her husband a little bit crazy — stopping at every yellow light when she drives.
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In the case of hallucinogens, signaling of the serotonin-1a receptor drives contentment, whereas signaling of the serotonin-2a receptor drives the mystical experience.
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Remove all external storage devicesExternal storage devices — these include external hard drives, USB flash drives, and more — can cause issues with the updating process.
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There's another way to get operating systems on your computer without partitioning drives (and running the risk of losing data) or installing entirely new drives.
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Looks like what drives me crazy Don't have no effect on you — But I'm gonna keep on at it Till it drives you crazy, too.
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Shortly afterwards, the assailants fled the scene in two cars belonging to the embassy and an Uber, carrying stolen pen drives, computers and hard drives.
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One person drives the sub, another manages torpedoes, and yet another balances the supply of power between shields, weapons, and the engine that drives it.
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He said that his sister also drives for Uber, but that she operates under her own set of rules: She only drives in daylight hours.
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Agencies also cracked down on removable storage devices like CDs and thumb drives, literally gluing drives shut or disabling the software required to use them.
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Interpol and Australian Federal Police are assisting investigators in examining a number of hard drives, laptops, thumb drives and mobile phones to identify additional suspects.
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They start charging more for subscriptions, which drives more people away, which makes them have to charge more for subscriptions, which drives more people away.
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Frank the Tank is second in the league in drives among seven-footers, and ahead of the next closest colossus by a full 20 drives.
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FBI agents then searched Cope's trailer, where he lives on his parent's property, and seized a variety of computers, thumb drives, hard drives, phones, and documents.
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External USB drives, direct access to drives for Lightroom, and a desktop-class browser all felt like direct responses to our iPad Pro review last year.
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Members of the dissident group escaped from the compound in embassy vehicles with two thumb drives, two computers and two hard drives, the court documents say.
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We truly have been impacted by geopolitics, because geopolitics drives sentiment, sentiment drives investment decisions, and, obviously, the lack thereof, there's going to be a slowdown.
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A Parsely study earlier this year found that Facebook overwhelmingly drives lifestyle and entertainment news traffic, while Google largely drives business, tech and sports news traffic.
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And thirdly, "Persistent, one-sided intervention" in the currency market, including repeated purchases of foreign currency (which drives up other currencies and drives down local currencies).
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The service requires a $50 deposit, but accepts any storage device or video format, including VHS tape, film reels, hard drives, DVDs, USB drives, and more.
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Technically, they also finished their drives, getting points with all five of their red-zone opportunities—but only one of those drives ended in a touchdown.
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PNY flash drives, SD cards, and portable drives are currently on sale at Amazon for up to 64% off, with prices starting as low as $5.84.
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The documents were unearthed last year by Mr. Hofeller's estranged daughter, who found them among his effects on four external hard drives and 18 thumb drives.
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I own hundreds of memory cards, external solid state drives, and hard drives, and seeing the storage double and double every few years never gets old.
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I start meticulously taking notes; 12:29 PM: Mercedes SUV, dark gray, tinted windows, drives out; 12:30 PM: Black truck, event-catering, drives up to gate.
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"At the end of the day, Jim, the economy drives steel demand, steel demand drives steel pricing, and we see the economy remaining strong," he told Cramer.
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Because of the files' sensitive nature, prosecutors have resisted supplying a full mirror of the hard drives and have offered an abbreviated catalog of the drives' contents.
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Solid-state drives generally have less storage capacity than spinning hard-disk drives, but they load applications faster and are more durable because they lack moving parts.
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A richer sales mix driven by the shift from lower-margin drives for PCs to growth in higher margin nearline capacity drives should also buoy profit margins.
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NAND flash memory chips, used for longer-term data storage, are found in mobile devices as well as memory cards, USB flash drives and solid-state drives.
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If, for example, climate change drives currently developed countries back into poverty and drives their birthrates back up, the estimates are poorly equipped to account for that.
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An internal email revealed the company only realized the hard drives were missing on November 20th, and confirmed that the drives contained employee information on November 29th.
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"All these things seem very doable," said Cobb, whose company has been recovering family photos and other data from smartphones, hard drives and thumb drives for years.
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Just as the kid gets to the main road, a motorist drives beside her, and picks the kid up by the coat as the car drives to safety.
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Hard drives "will not be completely displaced by SSDs (flash memory solid-state drives) over the next decade," Barclays' Mark Moskowitz wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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Mid-drives are usually smaller and lighter and can allow for greater torque than hub-drives, making them particularly well-suited for hilly areas and off-road use.
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Of the 61 players averaging at least five drives per game this season, only seven pass the ball less often as a percentage of those drives than Irving.
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The irony of strict regulation is that while it drives up the quality of care, it also drives up costs, making it unreachable for those without health insurance.
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In 2012, it was reported that Ortega drives an Audi A8 luxury sedan said to be more about comfort than luxury, but it's unclear what he drives now.
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Nine of the 11 combined first-half drives ended with some sort of kick, with a touchdown and end-of-half kneel-down ending the other two drives.
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When it first appeared on the consumer scene, SSD drives used cables and SATA (Serial AT Attachment) connectors (or USB, if they were external)—this was simply the best and fastest way of connecting to a motherboard when SSD drives began to become popular and was borrowed from HDD drives.
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Ilardi would give old iPods new shells and batteries, and he eventually started replacing their hard drives with faster SSD drives, making the products better than they'd ever been.
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Darla then drives up to Violet's house to pick up Blue, and when she sees him outside playing with her and Hollywood, she starts weeping — and then drives away.
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Solid-state drives generally have less storage capacity than spinning hard-disk drives, but they load Windows 10 applications faster and are more durable because they lack moving parts.
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At issue are four hard drives and 246 thumb drives, comprising years of backups of Mr. Hofeller's computer, that came to public attention only by the oddest of coincidences.
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When we look at Facebook, the company is experiencing a higher engagement on the product and that drives monetization for the company and it drives investment in product improvements.
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Both of these drives will speed up your computer if you're replacing a larger spinning drive, though they also make for good external drives to store movies, photos, and music.
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NAND chips are found in mobile devices as well as memory cards, USB flash drives and solid-state drives, while DRAM is used to support electronic devices performing multi-tasks.
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A staffer drives her husband's tractor to nearby Lake Victoria, fills a tank attached to the tractor with water, and then drives back to dump the water in the cistern.
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A Heritage Foundation study found that the presence of millions of illegal immigrants drives wages down, particularly for low-income families, and drives the nation's tax and welfare bills up.
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Although Apple has switched most of its MacBook line to solid-state drives, other manufacturers like Lenovo and Dell still offer laptops with 500-gigabyte or larger hard disk drives.
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CBP officers sometimes upload personal data from those devices to Homeland Security servers by first transferring that data onto USB drives—drives that are supposed to be deleted after every use.
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Two of those drives can also be NVMe PCIe SSDs, which is a complicated way of saying they're about five times faster than standard SATA drives thanks to updated interface specifications.
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Without getting too much into how RAID systems work, just know that for a two-bay system (or any system with multiple drives), it's better to fill it with identical drives.
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Because half the cost of these computers was in parts that Google considered junk—floppy drives, metal chassis—the company would order raw motherboards and hard drives and sandwich them together.
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According to the judge's report, the group stole several items from the embassy, including two pen drives, two computers and two hard drives that probably contained security footage, and a cellphone.
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" Keep your feet to yourself "This drives me nuts.
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" He added: "Incentives shape behavior, and behavior drives culture.
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Ground balls, fly balls, line drives — it didn't matter.
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This drives Korean brands to formulate — and reformulate — constantly.
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Investors eyeing profit opportunities and threats during Donald Trump's presidency must take into account not only what traditionally drives markets, but what drives Trump's values, Fidelum's Chris Malone told CNBC on Monday.
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That machine was so good because it had big expansion bay modules, so I could switch out batteries, hard drives, CD and DVD drives, and even a Zip drive on a whim.
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TL;DR: Get the life-saving Fantom Drives PS1403 Hard Drive Upgrade Kit and the Fantom Drives Xbox One Storage Hub for a savings of up to 2140% in the Mashable Shop.
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"This lady, she drives from up there down to the coast for maybe literally $4 of bread, every trip she makes, and she just drives back up there herself," Nguyen-Torjusen said.
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The researchers selected thumb drives for the study because of ease of use, availability for resale on the internet, and because they are treated in a less secure manner than hard drives.
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That then is all connected, and it drives the different needs (within the industry), it then drives the different ways that suppliers and operators need to provide that service to the industry.
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Once the car drives and re-drives that specific situation and its many variations, that skill is then added to its knowledge base and shared with Waymo's network of self-driving cars.
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After holding the employees hostage for several hours, the assailants fled with a cellphone, two pen drives, and two computers and two hard drives that probably contained security footage, the judge reported.
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Zach Adelman, an entomologist who works on gene drives at Texas A&M, told me that until recently federal agencies "put their head in the sand" around the question of gene drives.
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Soon, they'd developed Share Hope's core events, like collections and drives for homeless people and organizations, arranging for someone to cut people's hair and groom their dogs, clothing drives, and feeding events.
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Additionally, Sony says that the new drives feature a physically more durable SATA connector than standard drives, allowing the G Series models to be inserted and removed up to 3,13 times before failing.
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The measurement firm estimates that adult content drives 20.53 percent of clicks to Tumblr's desktop site, compared with the next largest referring category, books and literature, which drives just 7.61 percent of clicks.
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He can't let go of the thing that drives him, that drives ALL professional athletes, the sense that you are the best and you just have to go out there and prove it.
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"Instead of a rover that drives on the ground, we'll have a rover that drives on the ceiling," Dan Berisford, a mechanical engineer on the BRUIE team, said in a 2015 NASA video.
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Thordarson's debriefings and the hard drives of up to 3 TB of data may have contained the decryption keys or passwords needed to decrypt the hard drives Assange alleged had been seized earlier.
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Boxes of documents, about a dozen cellphones, iPads and computers, and 19 hard drives and thumb drives were seized on April 9 when federal agents raided Mr. Cohen's office, apartment and hotel room.
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Backblaze is among the online services that can back up external USB drives, although it does not do Apple's Time Machine drives and network-attached storage servers; prices start at $5 a month.
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He suggested Musk became involved in the cave rescue because "publicity drives attention, attention drives investors" — a remark that certainly went over well with the Tesla critics who'd begun following him on Twitter.
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What aspect of the climate challenge drives you the most?
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"We've got to sustain drives this week," Narduzzi told reporters.
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It's almost to the point where it drives you crazy.
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Google drives 10 billion clicks to publishers' websites each month.
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My boyfriend doesn't want anything, but drives me there anyway.
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Underwater vehicle that drives itself Proteus is also incredibly smart.
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Beuys's penchant for provocative, concise statements drives the film along.
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But when it does, it drives the scientific community crazy.
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Gene drives are a genetic engineering approach with huge implications.
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He tells me he likes photography, long drives, and music.
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Arizona State failed to score on its final five drives.
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The desire to be present is what drives Youn's poems.
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Drives are surely felt, for food and sex and company.
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A single payer system drives down the cost of healthcare.
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This view of American identity and history drives their politics.
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Does that van think the hot rod drives too aggressively?
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Bonus points if the politician drives himself or herself. 3.
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After another drink (her treat), my friend drives me home.
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This is, again, the thing that just drives me crazy.
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When flash drives or GDrive aren't an option, AirDrop works!
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"Just your dead friends," she repliesHe drives up to Daryl.
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Tradeshift drives supply chain innovation for the digitally connected economy.
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The product works with hard drives on servers or computers.
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Social proof drives a lot of financial transactions in technology.
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Photographs fade, books rot, and even hard drives eventually fester.
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That savings glut drives interest rates to a lower level.
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Go deeper: #MeToo movement drives more mandated sexual harassment training
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Fanciful nostalgia, as well as crass materialism, drives the slaughter.
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But not talking about sex work also drives this violence.
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" Then it drives past me and I'm like, "Oh, okay.
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But, what drives someone to start this type of catalogue?
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He also still drives trucks whenever he gets the chance.
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Also, Kanye drives a Delorean with the doors up. Cool!
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These risks underline why gene drives must be managed carefully.
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It's the same psychological motivation that drives gossip, Wardle says.
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The laptops' hard drives and RAM are also user upgradable.
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I even used Zip drives for the really important stuff.
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"We didn't make any mistakes that stopped drives," Frost said.
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In turn, that drives corporate growth in profits and headcount.
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So the excess of all that is on these drives.
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Keep in mind, these prices DO NOT include hard drives.
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"We expect HDD [hard disk drives] sales to decline secularly."
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The bottom line: YouTube drives recommendations based on watch time.
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Our species' search for meaning "drives us forward," Metzinger says.
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Roxanne drives me to the ER and waits with me.
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The vehicle then drives to that space and parks up.
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This isn't a car that drives impressively for a sedan.
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And you avoid the status inequality that drives everybody crazy.
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"The reusable straw, man, it drives me crazy," she said.
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"That drives the emotions and personality and animations," said Sofman.
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His brother Jesús drives a truck for a corn mill.
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With politics in disarray, the central bank drives economic policy.
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Researchers are therefore developing ways of switching off gene drives.
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"Oil pollution drives impoverished communities deeper into poverty," Westby said.
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Drew Millard drives the Prius like it was a Chevy.
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Productivity drives a country's living standards in the long term.
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It's entrepreneurship that drives innovation, jobs and our competitive edge.
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Unfortunately, venture capital often drives founders to do that later.
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Precisely why a bright flash drives copepods away is unclear.
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I had to know more about what drives these people!
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We talk nearly every day, normally on my drives home.
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He drives, and when he does, it's flat to him.
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He drives and we listen to NPR and discuss politics.
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There is something about evil that drives us to God.
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Investors often ask Cramer what really drives a stock higher.
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Her mother is illiterate, and her father drives a truck.
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I hope Katie drives home the insanity of having guns.
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Hard drives containing the film's footage were also apparently untouched.
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Let's start with the human talent that drives innovation forward.
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A. drives us home, and we're asleep by 1 a.m.
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AND, YOU KNOW, BANKS AND THAT'S WHAT DRIVES THE EARNINGS.
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After a couple of episodes, my friend drives me home.
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Newspapers and magazines do this thing that drives Detroiters crazy.
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It also drives a large portion of Amazon's operating income.
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This tedium is what drives people off the app, certainly.
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Data show that hospital consolidation drives higher prices for treatment.
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It has to design a rhetorical framework that drives a
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Just nostalgia, for late night drives, that kind of thing.
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Is there a real network effect that drives these economies?
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Those drives are currently open to traffic during limited hours.
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Those kicks capped drives of 41, 72 and 30 yards.
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Just remember that everyone in Bangkok drives on the left.
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Before, it was more government funding which drives the sport.
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So what drives these people to take such drastic risks?
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Disposal of hard drives is a touchy subject for techies.
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Whichever argument drives you to action, there is an opportunity.
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Those vehicles began test drives at the end of 2016.
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But starting pitching drives the engine — don't ever be deceived.
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She drives toward Chicago, only to find the city destroyed.
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Church security hauled out computers, hard drives and filing cabinets.
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That is what drives us today in everything we do.
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It's been clear for a while that nostalgia drives views.
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The biggest problem that drives up insurance premiums is fraud.
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That drives up the cost of health care for everyone.
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In my experience, more diversity constructively drives more robust solutions.
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International trade drives the California economy, the world's sixth largest.
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Rudder doesn't believe it's outright racism that drives this trend.
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The next day, Sam drives her to the abortion clinic.
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This often drives them to the same well of artists.
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What do you think drives their interest in your work?
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Gene drives are a special, powerful kind of genetic alteration.
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We caught sight of several gray foxes during our drives.
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He drives fancy cars and wears only the finest suits.
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My husband drives me to South Station in the dark.
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Or you can find other public drives across the city.
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And it drives down the cost of care as well.
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Soon after, Chambers returns to her car and drives off.
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It drives traffic and traffic begets sales of exclusive brands.
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As expected for a BMW, the diminutive X drives well.
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My dad's driver picks me up and drives me home.
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Tax evasion rather than charitable intent drives this current scheme.
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Providers can demand higher payments, which drives up insurance premiums.
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Penalties had mired certain drives while sacks had stalled others.
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The moldings here are different heights, which drives me insane.
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After drives like this one, I often crave a release.
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That drives us a little bit, and I enjoy it.
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It definitely drives the way I use and view money.
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Whether new content drives user growth remains to be seen.
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Pittsburgh scored touchdowns on each of its first three drives.
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He cheats, he lies, he starts fights, he drives drunk.
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So I had copied everything twice onto portable hard drives.
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The ocean drives our economy, feeds, employs and transports us.
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Batters can angle drives in any direction, including behind them.
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Seven of the previous eight drives had resulted in punts.
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The Jets gained nine first downs in Fitzpatrick's nine drives.
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Apple stopped selling laptops equipped with disc drives in 2016.
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It looks to me like Trump drives his own train.
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It always drives me crazy how responsible you are, Susan.
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This philosophy to better the understanding is what drives us.
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The bright side of 4C ownership is rural weekend drives.
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Sometimes he drives past the house that was almost his.
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With space to add more, if you connect larger drives.
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There's a declaration that drives the movement that's behind it.
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I think Yelp sometimes drives business that we don't want.
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He was also picked off twice on potential scoring drives.
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But it is McCain's statement that drives the knife deepest.
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The data totaled around 477 gigabytes across two hard drives.
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And it only drives us further apart from each other.
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It still drives a disproportionate share of interest, passion, viewership.
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What drives this morbid fascination with a particular psychological extreme?
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If it does exist, competition invariably drives the price down.
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Competitors leverage technology that drives cost out of the equation.
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That's the fuel that drives Some New Form of Life.
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Four USC drives stalled on Utah's side of the field.
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I can't help and he drives off, and I exhale.
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What emotion drives that innovation, if not feelings of empathy?
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The group also flies or drives to 10 satellite locations.
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No doubt, Count Tolstoy, your privileged upbringing drives your abuses.
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It certainly will need to go beyond voter registration drives.
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It is the same sentiment that drives her other work.
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She often drives out of town and sometimes gets lost.
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L.O.B.: You've said that an epistemic skepticism drives your work.
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Satellite size and location drives a lot of the problem
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We know where the price point is, what drives behavior.
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It drives a gap between students from elementary school on.
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They get sent PDFs, screenshots of conversations, and Google Drives.
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Some evidence suggests that a better economy drives crime down.
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It took only a few drives to change my mind.
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This conflict drives much of Grace and Frankie's second season.
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He drives his Pontiac to Miami in search of answers.
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That is the essence of what drives him crazy, yeah.
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It was a game of long drives and miraculous catches.
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Yes. Competition drives innovation, lowers cost, speeds delivery and more.
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It drives men mad, as Butler documents in vivid detail.
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"It drives me crazy," Ms. Peck said in an interview.
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He also didn't seem to understand what USB drives are.
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He also didn't seem to understand what USB drives were.
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Occasionally, a motorcycle rider wearing a face mask drives by.
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That's exactly the kind of thinking that drives Perry nuts.
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What drives such investment is, instead, perceptions about market demand.
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It drives more than $2 billion in annual sales activity.
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Another popular blog post drives the point even more clearly.
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Dr. Riffell thinks learning about odors helps drives these decisions.
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That's what drives me every day when I wake up.
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Blood drives are being canceled and donors are staying home.
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Manufacturing still drives the economy, but with increasingly diminished effects.
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But the character's push against colonialism still drives Lee's performance.
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She now drives a Lyft and nets $250 a month.
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Those ground balls and line drives are now routine outs.
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This competition often drives prices down by 80% or more.
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But now, it's not just drives to be wary of.
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What actually drives mortality in people infected by the coronavirus?
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As the rover drives over these, its wheels get damaged.
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What drives Henry to wrap up his business so soon?
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And that's what drives these incentives for these red companies.
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He spoke of his quiet drives with an autistic daughter.
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Eventually, Officer Saulters drives for several minutes to another location.
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The insurance company model drives up prices and fragments care.
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Many areas are saturated with listings, which drives prices down.
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The hours were unpredictable, with long drives and arduous shifts.
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Each of Stanford's previous two scoring drives tied the game.
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Each time, Ghaisar drives away and police give chase again.
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Capitalism drives failure without tears or concern for the victims.
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That perverse pleasure drives "When You Win It's Winning," Ariel
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Thrilling drives like that one have become Stafford's signature skill.
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He drives in from Jamaica, Queens, to take the class.
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When we travel as a family, my wife often drives.
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Or maybe it's just the music that drives its popularity.
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Ideal trip: Long drives in the countryside, preferably across moors.
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Ideal trip: Long drives without the kids in the car.
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They organized "welcome" packets and diaper drives for the families.
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They make the content that drives people to the site.
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It "also drives me to make strong choices," she added.
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AI drives the facial recognition police use to surveil citizens.
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Many studies have debunked the theory that immigration drives crime.
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As a manager, be curious about what drives your employees.
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And James Corden drives his 'Carpool Karaoke' into prime time.
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Scarcity of your round or fund is what drives people.
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It drives me crazy when I can't find a book.
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The error is that it misunderstands what drives human action.
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It drives the loyal lore fans, and informs our passion.
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We set the GPS to Galway and T. drives us.
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" Bridget said, "It's that none of us drives these days.
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Often, simple power politics, not ideological differences, drives these fights.
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Asia drives at night while Mahogany takes the day shift.
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In seven drives, he was intercepted twice and sacked twice.
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The public doesn't get to know what really drives policymakers.
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I think this is great because it drives new ideas.
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She lays her head in his lap as he drives.
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It supports SD cards, thumb drives, and the Apple pencil.
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For the next six drives, neither team threatened to score.
|
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Several companies offer drives with various storage capacities and prices.
|
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"It drives my girlfriend a little bit crazy," he said.
|
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From an adversary perspective what drives this demand is clear.
|
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Ultimately the only thing that drives broadband deployment is competition.
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Both companies sell hard drives and flash memory storage devices.
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Competition from generic medicines drives prices down year after year.
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It also thrives on partisan conflict, because conflict drives narrative.
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My fear of not having enough drives me to overcompensate.
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Instead, what drives their sleeping cycles is their grumbling tummies.
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It drives more commerce than just the numbers you're giving.
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The dueling membership drives more than doubled the club's size.
|
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Some argue the prestige of an award nomination drives membership.
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Having to choose between art and love drives her mad.
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What drives those disparities are environmental — that is, social — factors.
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It was one of the happiest drives of my life.
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He doesn't live excessively lavishly — he drives a Chevy Volt.
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His wife is a teacher; a brother drives a taxi.
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"It drives up the complexity of the problem," Lt. Gen.
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I just didn't want to manage storage across multiple drives.
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That was all good for me because performance drives me.
|
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Cooper's tribute really drives home the humanity of this story.
|
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But it's the winning, not the wall, that drives him.
|
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But — to horribly mangle a physics metaphor — what drives her?
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Also: But none of the above actually drives the plot.
|
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But that is not the thing that drives the movie.
|
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There are already a few USB-C hard drives on the market that use those sweet USB Power Delivery pipes to power the drive, forgoing the power adapter typically necessary for larger hard drives.
|
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Siemens' Process Industries and Drives division, which makes large mechanical drives for oil and gas extraction and turbines, will also be hit, Siemens said, not ruling out forced layoffs as part of the plan.
|
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Solid state drives may be more durable than their magnetic, disk-based hard drive counterparts, but quickly transferring data to and from the drives can still wear them out, causing failure and data loss.
|
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Just at the caption on this image of a bunch of crunched up hard drives posted by 32-year-old artificial intelligence aficionado Mark Zuckerberg:Old and obsolete hard drives are crunched, forever protecting privacy.
|
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Right now, he passes the ball on 10.83 percent of his drives, which, among all players who average at least 10 drives per game, ranks fourth behind Ricky Rubio, Ish Smith, and Joe Ingles.
|
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Bender needed only 5:17 to lead five touchdown drives, including strikes of 252 and 27 yards to Steven Sims, Jr., and three of the Jayhawks' six scoring drives lasted less than a minute.
|
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By the way, I say, past 003 years, the domestic consumption of the United States drives the global economy and drives – supporting so many small businesses in America or China to sell things globally.
|
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Right now, he passes the ball on 51.8 percent of his drives, which, among all players who average at least 10 drives per game, ranks fourth behind Ricky Rubio, Ish Smith, and Joe Ingles.
|
|
What drives this franchise is the same force that drives so much culture and politics right now: the self-pity of a white man with a relentless need to be the center of attention.
|
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It drives customers' decisions, it drives us on all sorts of consumer decisions, we want to work for a company that's at the forefront of that, because I think that's how Amazon stays financially soluble.
|
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The man drives to the gas station in his pajamas, gets his tank filled and his sheets tucked in by the attendants (played by French comedians Eric Judor and Ramzy Bedia), and then drives off.
|
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It drives me nuts that "Donald Trump says:" still is a story, that when the guy says something about Heidi Cruz, it just drives me nuts that every day is fricking open mic night, right?
|
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Gene drives emerged in just this way: Malaria researchers spent almost two decades trying to create gene drives with the aim of curbing disease, but no one was able to make them work very well.
|
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It knows what drives them, what gets them to spend money.
|
|
GENE drives are, at heart, a particularly selfish sort of gene.
|
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Here, you have a character that really drives Judah toward Jesus.
|
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"No other company drives measurable outcomes that change lives and workplaces."
|
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He capped each of the next three drives with touchdown passes.
|
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Bowie's strangeness drives a lot of writers to fawning purple prose.
|
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Mississippi State allowed five touchdown drives of at least 65 yards.
|
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Friend Y. drives home and I sleep in the back seat.
|
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He drives roughly 40 hours a week as an independent contractor.
|
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The MacBook and MacBook Pro are getting faster chips and drives.
|
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I'm ready just as my friend drives up to my building.
|
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Khosrowshahi said it ultimately drives growth back to the ridesharing platform.
|
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He drives crowds of older, working-class and rural followers wild.
|
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The idea that the block universe is static drives me crazy.
|
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He drives for work, so he will rarely have a MetroCard.
|
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As Villanelle's car drives away, it passes Eve on the street.
|
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I bought two solid-state "tough" hard drives for the future.
|
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I love to tease the fans online, it drives them crazy.
|
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He drives this route every day on his way to work.
|
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"There's room for CDs, magnetic hard drives and tapes," he said.
|
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And these particular Canadians, it just drives them up the wall.
|
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For the same reasons they licensed the NFL: It drives usage.
|
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We're walking around together, going on drives, looking at pictures together.
|
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What drives emerging markets is the fourth innovation, market access innovation.
|
|
What he learns about himself drives him and the story forward.
|
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The thing that drives people to him is he's incredibly smart.
|
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Oil fuels our cars, heats our homes and drives our industry.
|
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She can't drive on freeways anymore, and never drives at night.
|
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"I guess it's just my curiosity that drives me," she said.
|
|
In fact, nobody knows quite what drives the demand for drugs.
|
|
Dad always wanted Earl and Mom to come on these drives.
|
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I love the idea that it drives the inspiration for science.
|
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It drives him a little nuts when he can't get it.
|
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To be exact, Russell drives Frank from Kingston, Pennsylvania, to Detroit.
|
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"It isn't bravery that drives her," a narrator explains early on.
|
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Like the music from the stereo, Joey drives quickly and recklessly.
|
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Gene drives are, at heart, a particularly selfish sort of gene.
|
|
Watch as he nonchalantly drives through the carnage to thunderous applause.
|
|
Investigators, according to The Advocate, say Gleason drives a similar vehicle.
|
|
Then, of course, there's the motor that drives the entire system.
|
|
US servicemembers purchased the drives and plugged them into secure computers.
|
|
Discovering data from discarded drives seems only to be getting worse.
|
|
Some USB drives can even fry the innards of some computers.
|
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Image: Screenshot Or at least that's true for traditional hard drives.
|
|
They are embedded in a societal context that drives their participation.
|
|
But really, it's the fundamental idea of inclusivity that drives this.
|
|
Even as the car drives away, the dog circles the vehicle.
|
|
What kind of culture drives people to travel to the moon?
|
|
What do you think drives Phasma at her most basic level?
|
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Positive reinforcement is the engine that drives so many tech companies.
|
|
Each team managed a second-half touchdown to cap long drives.
|
|
On the other hand, earned trust drives adoption and lasting success.
|
|
Now, Camille drives around Wind Gap listening to her Alice's music.
|
|
This view also drives the expected Support Rating of '1(EXP)'.
|
|
Today, you can find ferrofluids in speakers, hard drives, and skateboards.
|
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The commoditization of computer hardware drives innovation into computer-implemented software.
|
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It's the same effect that drives electrical motors and wireless chargers.
|
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A technology capable of bringing people together increasingly drives them apart.
|
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Be true to yourself and what drives you as a person.
|
|
Today, he drives an $800 car and lives with his mom.
|
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Support for getting data from thumb drives, SD cards and cameras.
|
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Fear is not going to be something that drives our country.
|
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"Sometimes I wonder," said Guda, about what drives custom porn consumers.
|
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"It's the number of orbits that drives radiation up," Botlon explained.
|
|
The one thing that drives voter turnout down is negative campaigning.
|
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Samsung started to make 512GB drives for phones back in December.
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Watch: How Pablo Escobar's Legacy of Violence Drives Today's Cartel Wars
|
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Without a doubt, Disrupt Berlin is an event that drives opportunities.
|
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On their way to see Bruce, Rebecca drives fearlessly over it.
|
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She drives herself nuts over getting a good Christmas Eve Insta.
|
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That climate drives the market for outlets like Hepscher's and Quinn's.
|
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I was going to Uber, but my cousin drives me instead.
|
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All of which drives a trench through the Berlin political landscape.
|
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The sound of a leaky faucet drives most of us batty.
|
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I think it drives us right on to victory in 2020.
|
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"Car drives fine even if a motor breaks down," he tweeted.
|
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COLM STENSON drives around County Leitrim, pointing out new tree plantations.
|
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He drives me home and take the car back with him.
|
|
Resentment of the educated elite also drives hatred of the press.
|
|
But I drive a car and he drives a big SUV.
|
|
Borrowing money to buy stocks creates demand and drives up prices.
|
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They need Leandro Barbosa's galloping, head-down drives to the rim.
|
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Desire drives sex, but there's not just one type of desire.
|
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Akihito has a driver's license, but only drives inside palace grounds.
|
|
It's not the first storage drives based on 3DXPoint to market.
|
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As for how it drives, you won't have to wait long.
|
|
I wonder if he still drives the same embellished Honda Civic?
|
|
Major acquisitions bring in more visitors, which in turn drives income.
|
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It drives like a truck — though not your grandfather's work truck.
|
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That is more than the average American drives in ten years.
|
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Not surprisingly, the auto industry drives the trade deficit with Germany.
|
|
That shit drives niggas to be at wherever they're gonna be.
|
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This populist sentiment drives Trump's support in the state and elsewhere.
|
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The tax exclusion also drives up demand for expensive health insurance.
|
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What drives the tactics in Battlefront is the short respawn time.
|
|
But Ball scored the next three Lakers baskets, all on drives.
|
|
But it's the plot that ultimately drives the film's authenticity home.
|
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This drives the bank's SR of '2' and SRF of 'BBB'.
|
|
Western Digital manufactures hard drives and flash memory chips for smartphones.
|
|
There's a somewhat popular myth that porn drives forward all innovation.
|
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A priest drives a pig to the stable in Vyshegorod, Russia.
|
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Those in turn inform how the drives themselves should be performing.
|
|
We live in an accelerated world where technology drives consumer demand.
|
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Using booby-trapped USB flash drives is a classic hacker technique.
|
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He drives the van around with the crazies in the back.
|
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He said he drives by the studio on his daily commute.
|
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Or perhaps inequality itself produces a dynamic that drives down wages.
|
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What drives the distribution in a rationing environment is individual contracts.
|
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It is moderated by more assists, more free throws, more drives.
|
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Carolina struggled to consistently piece drives together in the first half.
|
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Paul realized that nothing drives home a point like props. Gov.
|
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He drives hours to pick people haul in all the food.
|
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This curiosity and thirst for knowledge is what drives science careers.
|
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Poor nutrition exacerbates chronic illness and that drives up health costs.
|
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We went along to the festival to ask what drives them.
|
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And you can schedule these drives weeks out to be prepared.
|
|
The use of gene drives in the wild is not imminent.
|
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And it drives home how tech-oriented the nation is becoming.
|
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For good measure, he chased down some long drives in center.
|
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A section titled "Be an educated investor" really drives this home.
|
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She drives fast cars for a living, too — faster than Graham's.
|
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"Money, not mission, drives New America," one founder told the consultant.
|
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Consumption without consideration of the items' origin in part drives deforestation.
|
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Boosting access to quality broadband drives major benefits to these regions.
|
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The 22018 Ford Fusion Hybrid drives and handles reasonably well, too.
|
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During adolescence, the engine that drives desire and motivation grows stronger.
|
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Consolidated Profile Drives Ratings: Liberty's and QVC Inc.
|
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He climbs in and slowly drives off down the desert highway.
|
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But it looks and largely drives like a generic compact car.
|
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The search drives prosecution and needs to encompass the full invention.
|
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Nor were union drives only gaining momentum at digital media outlets.
|
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What drives me crazy is they're not learning anything in college.
|
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Their financial reports reveal, unsurprisingly, that user data drives their profits.
|
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I hit a few bad drives but the putter rolled nicely.
|
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He drives the national Listen First movement to restore civil discourse.
|
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In this comedy, it drives him to hallucinations and strange fantasies.
|
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House, a young woman named Eleanor Vance drives through tall trees.
|
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His parents immigrated to Germany, and his father drives a cab.
|
|
TODD R. LOCKWOOD South Burlington, Vt. The writer drives a Tesla.
|
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The deal also drives up manufacturing wages and improves labor standards.
|
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Despite his lofty ambitions, Page still reportedly drives a Toyota Prius.
|
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And, unfortunately, that often reinforces oversimplified takes on what drives markets.
|
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Nothing drives fear deeper into energy policymakers' hearts than predicting blackouts.
|
|
The quest to understand his mother's madness drives the story backward.
|
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Buyback programs and donation drives for charities help absorb the surplus.
|
|
They fundamentally misconceive what the problem is that drives appropriations delays.
|
|
J. T. Barrett led three long touchdown drives for the Buckeyes.
|
|
Of being too cautious, spreading too much hesitation about gene drives?
|
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The iPad is finally going to be compatible with thumb drives.
|
|
The Utes totaled just three yards on their first two drives.
|
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Mr. Snowden is believed to have downloaded information onto thumb drives.
|
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Then Amazon drives the truck right back to its own site.
|
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There are several hints as to the contents of these drives.
|
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Friendship drives the Doctor into the rashest decision of his life.
|
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Today, skateboarding is often a commonality that drives the city's creatives.
|
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But in the meantime, I'm taking a holiday from long drives.
|
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Cricket, which actually drives the massive sports viewership, is entirely free.
|
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What is it about her that drives the right to distraction?
|
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One that drives us batty is the "Not Enough Storage" notification.
|
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: GOP ClapbackFormer American Idol Host Drives For Uber
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Each delivery person drives a truck with 22018 to 21.2 meals.
|
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The car LC drives during the credits belonged to her parents.
|
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Sound means vibration, and this is what damaged the hard drives.
|
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"Premium video is what drives engagement on their platforms," he said.
|
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In others, Nefertiti drives her own horses during a ceremonial procession.
|
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No other threat drives as many snow leopards to their death.
|
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Training camps would sometimes be three, to four, hour drives away.
|
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The American Stock Exchange's disk drives ran out of storage space.
|
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Instead, I've externalized those memories, onto paper and onto hard drives.
|
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They've launched the #BlackPantherChallenge to encourage similar drives in other communities.
|
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It spells out how relentless data-processing actually drives climate change.
|
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Volunteers on motorbikes came in drives to drive them out asap.
|
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Lincicome, Ryder and Shindler deposited their drives in the left rough.
|
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When blood drives are canceled, that threatens the inventory, he said.
|
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Fear is much of what drives Kendra's actions in the play.
|
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He now drives a beer delivery truck and is off probation.
|
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No more DVDs or USB drives cluttering shelves or collecting dust.
|
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Dee Sova Based out of: Greenville Missouri Drives for: Prime, Inc.
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You never sense the obsessive and infectious passion that drives him.
|
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He drives an e-Golf, and previously drove a Nissan Leaf.
|
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I wave at him and stuff every time he drives by.
|
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PNY flash drives and SD cards — starting at $5.84 See Details
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Three of their first-half scoring drives were over 70 yards.
|
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This drives the acquisition of real estate in countries like Australia.
|
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I've had calm and boring drives, and terrifying white-knuckle trips.
|
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The discrepancy between the two drives sufferers mad, turns them suicidal.
|
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On the next two drives, Clemson showed life, sacking Coker twice.
|
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Her husband drives for Uber, and together they make it work.
|
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"Climate change drives both wet and dry extremes," Dr. Lehmann said.
|
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Now, Roger Jr. drives himself to counseling and to doctor's appointments.
|
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Mr. Suliman, 57, drives the truck and helps with the catering.
|
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Schütz drives home the emotions through deliberate repetitions of overlapping phrases.
|
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Questioning ourselves is what drives us to improve and get better.
|
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Bottled water drives gave the community strength to withstand the crisis.
|
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It is not a robust market where competition drives down prices.
|
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I've traveled England trying to understand what drives the Brexit psyche.
|
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But that drives its production costs up and up and up.
|
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Industry representatives said complex regulation, rather than speculation, drives the delays.
|
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Registration drives will be held at these locations across the city.
|
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The fancy tech that drives GeForce Now is not game-specific.
|
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In Atlanta, we hadn't needed a double stroller, because everyone drives.
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Two more deep drives also expired on the track in center.
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AR: He is so condescending to her, it drives me nuts.
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Three major recruitment drives are planned over the next 12 months.
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She loves her son very much, but he drives her crazy.
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Once the lessons are over she drives to Boynton Beach, Fla.
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I feel like we've got a car that drives fairly good.
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Burning calories produces heat that drives up a person's core temperature.
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He also drives around town in a "LUGE DAD" license plate.
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Furman's two first-half touchdown drives were 212 and 2119 yards.
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Usually Monday through Friday, Meraz-Baca avoids Ubers and drives everywhere.
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When the markets are soaring, "fear of missing out" drives investors.
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Apart from historical location, work force availability sometimes drives site selection.
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He drives a school bus with all these surfboards on it.
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Plus, he drives it to work, which adds value for him.
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Liu's mother, Wen, drives her to and from practice every day.
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Peña Plaza says this pressure drives him to take bigger risks.
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Mr. Renton, a volunteer firefighter, drives the truck to firefighter funerals.
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F. drives and we pick up my sister on the way.
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Podcasts help the drives to work go by ten times faster.
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What is the ideology that drives and justifies anti-Muslim bigotry?
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Yet the backwards thing is that's what drives the music industry.
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"The bus driver drives fast," the Woodmore Elementary School student wrote.
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Lakor drives a motorcycle-taxi to keep up with the rent.
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He drives a humble Roewe RX5 SUV that cost just $15,20143.
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The Niners' touchdowns came on 93-, 76- and 80-yard drives.
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Passion is what drives us to "do something," exclamation point implied.
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And the 1970 Monte Carlo that Terry drives sure is sweet.
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Higher than-expected pricing drives a slight increase to our estimates.
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As Peter drives off, Victoria's family comforts her in the driveway.
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It's impossible, and yet the bootstraps narrative drives out good policy.
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His decision all but drives a nail in his political coffin.
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The gunman then goes back to his car and drives away.
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You're always fearful, and what drives you isn't what you love.
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She has a Chihuahua named Meshugenneh, and drives a 1966 GTO.
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It should show you all your hard drives and partitions.2.
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He drives off to his next corner, where another canner waits.
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Plus, he drives it to work, which adds value for him.
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You can use it as a reference, but what drives him?
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"But gene drives affect entire communities, not single individuals," she said.
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Alix's loneliness drives her to think and do some weird things.
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Gene drives work by overriding the traditional rules of Mendelian inheritance.
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It is an adherence to appearance that drives the decision-making.
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Sodbusters, buffaloes, cowboys on long dusty cattle drives, Wyatt Earp's jail.
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Three other Cal touchdown drives went 79, 56 and 88 yards.
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In the primordial nothingness of Weta's hard drives, Junior was born.
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Productivity, which drives any effective period of economic growth, has stagnated.
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He drives us downtown and we window-shop while sharing stories.
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His death drives the murder mystery aspect of the graphic novel.
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The music drives ahead, with insistent rhythms and operatic high notes.
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Doctors there are "exuberant prescribers," he said, which drives antibiotic resistance.
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"Creativity doesn't drive the work; the work drives creativity," Pang writes.
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The Bills' first-team offense netted 79 yards on three drives.
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This year, Hyundai will continue with its "Better Drives Us" theme.
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The scores capped drives that included 40 rushing yards by Murray.
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That's what drives the train is the middle of our lineup.
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National Voter Registration Day encourages voter registration drives across the country.
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Apple supplier Micron, which manufactures computer memory drives, rose nearly 0.5%.
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"The business community drives our economy," Odland told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Her sons made 10-minute drives, twice a day, to help.
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Spending, not lack of revenues, drives these deficits and this debt.
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History shows that well-tailored regulation drives innovation and creates jobs.
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Politics is a key part of culture, and often drives it.
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"He's got a great appreciation for what drives business and growth."
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She drives a 2000 Honda Accord, which just hit 310,000 miles.
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But it is sales potential, not emotion, that drives her decisions.
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Fire departments held collection drives for nitrate films and burned them.
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Fantom Drives G-Force 3 Pro 4TB 7200RPM External HDD — $97.71
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Instead of sleepovers, he drives home after hanging out with friends.
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"Not everyone who drives to work is rich," Ms. Savino said.
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Instead, our photos live in our phones or on hard drives.
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When she drives Panahi's car into the village, children surround her.
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It's this quote and context that opens and drives Coates's book.
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Skipping SoulCycle really drives home the fact that you're wasting money.
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It also drives more customers to install solar, accelerating the cycle.
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And despite government censorship and limited internet access, the genre exploded in popularity thanks to "el paquete," a grassroots distribution system that relies on nothing more than hard drives, thumb drives, and old-fashioned hand delivery.
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But the title of their paper, "Shifting Gene Drives Into Reverse: Now Mosquitoes Are The Yeast Of Our Worries," also suggested they were interested in experimenting with gene drives in insects, not just funky-colored yeast.
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Western Digital CEO Milligan said the company ended a challenging fiscal 2019 "with leadership positions in capacity enterprise hard drives, 3D flash technology and branded retail products while achieving significant gains in client solid state drives."
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But Trump must think that the anger that drives the majority of his voters is the same kind of anger that drives the white nationalist movement, and that unequivocally disavowing the latter would betray the former.
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The price of oil has fallen around 70 percent since mid-2014, prompting oil exploration and mining customers to shelve orders for products such as the large drives made by Siemens' Process Industries and Drives unit.
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Unlike traditional hard disk drives that use motors and spinning and magnetic platters, solid-state drives do not have moving parts, weigh less, operate faster and are generally more durable when it comes to being dropped.
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Former employees of the Micron affiliate in 2015 and 2016 successfully pilfered tech secrets from the company by uploading confidential data to their laptops, removable drives and Google drives before they left the firm, Micron said.
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Thomas Hofeller, the mastermind behind the G.O.P.'s gerrymandering strategy, left behind four hard drives and 18 thumb drives containing more than 75,000 files that were found by his estranged daughter after his death in August.
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Stephanie then reconnected with her mother, Kathleen, and visited her parents' apartment in North Carolina, where she found four external hard drives and a clear plastic bag containing 21 USB thumb drives in her father's room.
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Instead of owning two cars, you can have a single car that drives Mom to work, drives itself back home, ferries Dad and the kids around, and zooms back to the office to pick up Mom.
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Process Industries and Drives was Siemens's least profitable business in the quarter, with a profit margin of only 70113 percent, as it suffered from weakness in demand for the large drives it supplies for power plants.
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All told, Lowry drove 15 times in Game 03, shooting 3-of-5 on those drives, getting fouled twice, and tallying one assist, a big change from producing zero points on 10 drives in Game 1.
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Western Digital is known for its hard drives — particularly the cheap and portable My Passport line of external hard drives that are almost a ubiquitous standard for anyone looking to back up their computer on a budget.
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Finally, a study published earlier this year in PLOS Genetics adds to the evidence that those who would deploy gene drives against scourges such as malaria face another, more immediate, hurdle: such drives simply may not work.
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Solid-state drives used in Apple's MacBooks and most high-end laptops have no moving parts and are faster than the older mechanical hard disk drives, but they're also more expensive and don't offer as much capacity.
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There is already a company that bills itself as a cheaper, distributed Dropbox, which encrypts and stores files across multiple users' hard drives and pays them a small fee for the free space on their hard drives.
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For example, the researchers were able to recover 26GB of data, or around 22.5 percent, from one of the tested drives even after 22 overwrite passes by using specialized equipment attached directly to the drives' memory chips.
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The current Mac Mini still relies on older 5,400 rpm hard drives on the lower end, too, so Apple will likely bump up to faster solid-state hard drives, but maybe at the cost of storage space.
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Since 2009, Alphabet's self-driving cars have logged 2.3 million driverless miles — the equivalent of more than 400 round-trip drives from New York to Los Angeles — on test drives in California, Arizona, Texas and Washington state.
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But inequality of opportunity and the discontent it drives are not new.
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She is the character who drives the first act of the game.
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But what drives authoritarianism, in both real and fictional settings, is trust.
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Even in this final happy-ish scenario, McQueen drives the point home.
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"I do this full time," said Ali, who drives in suburban Virginia.
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He ignores me and slowly unlocks his car and drives away. Asshole.
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Zenteno doesn't flinch, staring back at the guy until he drives off.
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As loyal Backchannel readers know, this concern drives much of our coverage.
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Michonne caps the woman and drives away, back in the other direction.
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It even sold customers the dealer floor models used for test drives.
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Prebble dug through old hard drives and other backups—remember CD burners?
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The company had teasers, concept designs and press drives for camouflaged prototypes.
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Domestic consumption already drives just over 2100% of China's annual economic output.
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Try to schedule drives for Thanksgiving or Sunday mornings at 6 a.m.
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Charleston Noble, a Harvard Ph.D. candidate studying gene drives, is more optimistic.
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Alex Avila homered twice and Melky Cabrera and Brett Lawrie added drives.
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If they start moving shit it drives me insane, I'm so picky.
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In reality, it is the other way around - price drives social spending.
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It's the same tension that, ultimately, drives our fascination with women's gymnastics.
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It scans the attached drives for errors and applies fixes where possible.
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Instead she walks, and Yinghe drives behind her, according to the video.
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A bus of travelers drives along a dusty road in Afghanistan, 1970.
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DevOps engineers could easily write scripts to set up more virtual drives.
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The PlayStation 5 will also ship with SSD hard drives by default.
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Well, Josh drives while I call Sqirl's general manager to discuss catering.
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Hubs, docks, adapters, drives, headphones, and chargers are just the first wave.
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Any kind of novelty drives up the dopamine system in the brain.
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Do you utilize the cloud or external drives or anything like that?
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Go deeper: Ford testimony drives women to share their own #MeToo stories.
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This is our home, nobody drives us out of our own territory.
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Their community involvement ranges from coat drives to animal food donation campaigns.
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That is, of course, the principle that drives Apple's entire business model.
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That's why he's running for president, and frankly that's what drives him.
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Their turnover percentage (21 percent of drives) is second worst to Giants.
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I change clothes and he picks me up and drives us downtown.
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But elections are more important than candidates' fundraising drives or journalists' narratives.
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SanDisk's new flash drives are available immediately at major retailers including Amazon.
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That drives up premiums, which risks driving healthy people from the market.
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Like, for example, being able to take partners on parenting test drives.
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He drives a Volvo and serves his wine in expensive Finnish glasses.
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And it almost drives me crazy, because I start to believe them.
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Not all heroes wear capes, but some do run voter registration drives.
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Lithium, the so-called "white petroleum", drives much of the modern world.
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It's the same evil and cowardly impulse that drives abusers and tyrants.
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I mean, we basically had to freeze light onto these hard drives.
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How many drives you need depends on your storage space and goals.
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The situation in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria drives this point home.
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Gene drives, the study says, have made eliminating malaria a realistic prospect.
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Another virtual spider appears as Sonja drives the knife into Cooper's chest.
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For some drivers, they crave this type of entertainment on boring drives.
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It is neither poverty nor lack of education that drives supernatural beliefs.
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A friend who lives in Fort Worth drives us to her apartment.
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My sister drives me to pick up my car from the dealership.
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A (standardized) battery drives a simple electric motor, which powers the wheels.
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She even drives away Pony, the woman she pays for BDSM services.
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Trump drives away college-educated whites who used to be reliably Republican.
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Photography is what drives him, he merely climbs to get perfect shot.
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This makes the men uncomfortable and drives them to…have a girlfriend.
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"Good one," I'd say, when their drives were just shy of terrible.
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Groceries are incredibly important to Walmart because the category drives customer traffic.
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He continued with volunteer work and charity drives to fund monastery schools.
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