"There is constant conflict between the primal drives: the drive to procreate, the drive to survive, and the drive to have status," says Brand.
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Each had been corrupted or vanished in years of transfers from hard drive to hard drive to hard drive.
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The property is about a 30-minute drive to the international airport and about a 25-minute drive to Warsaw's center.
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Ayer fears that Barr has combined a Reagan-era drive to dismantle government with a Trump-era drive to politicize it.
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"My market is a market that I can drive to my customer and my customer can drive to me," Mr. Lebel said.
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Yet, as 6900 percent of Americans drive to work (including 2628 percent who drive to work solo), they won't really have a choice.
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My whole life has been about if people land in a place and drive to the right, I want to drive to the left.
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As a top player Scoggins is a low passer, attempting to stuff a butterfly hook and drive to half guard, then drive to mount from there.
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The current generation of partial automation is not part of a drive to safety; it's a drive to get to market first with little-tested technologies.
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And so it's literally all my travels are people land in a city, they drive to the right, I take a car and drive to the left.
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For our Solvang trip, Charles asked me to drive to his house because he was closer to the freeway and we would drive to the wedding from there.
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I could have, I suppose, but I did drive to Whole Foods or I do drive to Whole Foods, which is ... there is like three in my neighborhood.
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Our suburban experience — drive 30 minutes to work, drive to Target, drive to the gym, shut the door tight against the coming night — is the exact opposite of that.
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The drive to internationalize the yuan could also be hit.
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Optane memory needed an existing storage drive to actually work.
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The common denominator, however, is a drive to create change.
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On the drive to dinner, we talk about cop life.
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What level of engagement can we drive to these races?
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They become internal tourist destinations, places residents drive to visit.
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We pack up and drive to a local tennis court.
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Cunanan used Reese's Chevy pickup truck to drive to Miami.
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We drive to the park and settle in to eat.
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And it's certainly given me the drive to keep pushing.
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In general, surrogates have a strong drive to help others.
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The drive to cash in didn't work for everyone, though.
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They drive to the store, they do the last mile.
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No balance between domesticity and a drive to maintain independence.
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Give B. a big kiss goodbye and drive to work.
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There was a Herculean drive to everything he did, too.
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In Pokémon GO, there's the drive to catch 'em all.
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As we drive to the airport I google acute leukemia.
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Her ambition and drive to do something meaningful motivated me.
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Hence Mr Abe's unpopular drive to rewrite Japan's pacifist constitution.
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But it fueled Paris' drive to be a better student.
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This month Mr Ortega began a drive to remove them.
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At this point, I decide to drive to the outlets.
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It is, I believe, the drive to transcend quotidian reality.
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Miley: To be honest, it's the drive to the studio.
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The drive to the bride's family was about 280 miles.
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You drive to Chinatown to pick up duck noodle soup.
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To reduce the drive to defend, you can provide training.
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She said, 'I'm not driving there, you drive to me.
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China's drive to control its neighbors also must be credited.
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Then it was [a] relentless drive to get him crawling.
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But the drive to repeal Obamacare has its own momentum.
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The Thunder also were able to drive to the rim.
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Then Gerardo Parra banged a sinking line drive to left.
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Hrebid would drive to Vancouver every weekend to see him.
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They took a scenic drive to look at fall leaves.
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It should not drive to more debt in the future.
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Is it likes, views, or overall drive to your site?
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SCDOT encourages anyone who must drive to use extreme caution.
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But on the drive to the airport, the situation unraveled.
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"(Parker) made a great drive to the basket," Henson said.
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It typically takes me 12 minutes to drive to work.
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We were leaving school to drive to my grandmother's house.
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They carefully plan each drive to keep the rover safe.
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Wake up to get ready to drive to Dublin, Calif.
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Those who prefer not drive to Manhattan take the bus.
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There is the circuitous drive to the closest border checkpoint.
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She needed a car to drive to her new job.
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Why do so many people need to drive to Holland?
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But the drive to protect one's assets often trumps patriotism.
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He said Mr. Diallo had shown a drive to succeed.
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It's about an hour drive to the 49ers' Levi's Stadium.
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Everybody agrees that the drive to be best is sufficient.
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Grumbling, he took the F.D.R. Drive to the Bruckner Expressway.
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Should a couple drive to work in the same car?
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Suddenly, the drive to eat excessively was no longer there.
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I eat while I drive to my last baby's house.
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But how will she drive to work without the Jetta?
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Vila remembers Ibaka's obsessive drive to become an N.B.A. player.
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The drive to Rio Drake Farm took about a minute.
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Exactly how long does it take to drive to school?
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I leave the office and drive to a chiropractor appointment.
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That only added to her drive to become a success.
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We need compassion, support, understanding and drive to do better.
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I pull myself together and we drive to the haircutting place.
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We got off the plane and started our drive to Ica.
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I listen to a podcast during my short drive to work.
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The latest drive to tame the property market began last September.
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We all drive to Burlington to pick up yet another teammate.
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Vreeland, 50, attributes much of his entrepreneurial drive to his childhood.
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A new drive to settle the issue was launched this year.
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It's also all-wheel drive, to better utilize the hybrid system.
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In the US, it's cheapest to drive to a remote location.
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His will and drive to be the best was simply astonishing.
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Stop by my apartment to grab lunch, then drive to work.
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I finish getting ready, pack my lunch, and drive to work.
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We walk back home and drive to my husband's old hospital.
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She then realized he was trying to drive to his apartment.
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After work, I would drive to a secluded place to scream.
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The drive to keep your life the way it is, always?
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ISIS The drive to stomp out ISIS is going beyond Mosul.
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Instead, he staged a solid recovery drive to delay the inevitable.
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Brown lives in Fairfield—an hour's drive to work without traffic.
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During that weekend, we drive to Pennsylvania and enjoy the countryside.
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And the drive to remove Confederate monuments likely will pick up.
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This push echoes the drive to block-grant welfare in 1996.
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The pod can self-drive to the top of the tunnel.
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The common denominator is their drive to help families back home.
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It wasn't a bad drive to end up where it was.
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I don't want to drive to a bunch of different retailers.
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The company has been on a drive to improve delivery speeds.
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They drive to their box home they open the box refrigerator.
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Muncy began the ninth with a drive to deep right field.
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Drive to the meeting place, hoping it's not too far away.
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Has Hollywood lost its drive to innovate, to create something new?
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For a droning track, it has a nice drive to it.
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Today, Diana is still remembered for her drive to help others.
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Joseph's drive to create was sudden and overwhelming, and hasn't waned.
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" He continues: "There's a huge drive to eat sustainably, locally, seasonally.
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For you, here's an itinerary for a drive to Death Valley.
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Is the drive to dance, at its core, a spiritual one?
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For that matter, didn't he oppose Trump's drive to repeal Obamacare?
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On the return drive to Pittsburgh, I feel bittersweet and fragile.
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"We'd drive to my grandparents' house every summer," Jeffrey Gillman said.
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The diner is about a 13-mile drive to his office.
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Be specific about her ingenuity and underscore her drive to grow.
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And then it's about a 5003-minute drive to the airport.
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Then I drive to pick up my friend T. for yoga.
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"The drive to get reelected is insidious up here," said Sen.
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LOONEY CONSIDERING OVERHAULING BP'S STRUCTURE IN DRIVE TO REDUCE COSTS - SOURCES
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This means that he can't drive to work for six months.
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And then it's about a 223-minute drive to the airport.
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During the long drive to the studio, her emotions were raw.
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Huang turned Autopilot on four times during that drive to work.
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The drive to help a troubled country has never left him.
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There's a lot of construction on the drive to her office.
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I listen to House of God during my drive to work.
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Some of my favorite VGM has a certain drive to it.
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This is one reason behind the industry's drive to develop robotics.
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So far the drive to create digital maps has been slow.
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Trump's motorcade passed the hotel during the drive to the hospital.
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His third, completed by a muscular drive to the line, demoralized them.
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I had to drive to his house before I could believe it.
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If I drive to the basket, I know they're coming with me.
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Energy is high and there's a strong drive to get your way.
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You fear your anger, the drive to do great or terrible things.
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The drive to develop this technology, to get there first, is overwhelming.
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"I started losing a lot of drive to do anything," he said.
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Where better than a long drive to Vegas with the top down?
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They&aposve also begun a replanting drive to replace the damaged fields.
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You turn down a long, winding drive to get to their garage.
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Did those experiences contribute to your drive to push the field forward?
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Every February, they run a blood drive to support women in horror.
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Granderson then greeted reliever Tony Sipp with a long drive to center.
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See Danny knock down Steph Curry on his drive to the rim.
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Say you drive to the store, buy a soda, and drive home.
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He did not even drive to another location to stab himself at!
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M. and I drive to the restaurant and find parking almost immediately.
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Europe's drive to end measles by 2015 was pushed back to 2020.
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I just felt so crappy every morning on my drive to work.
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McCollum scored on a drive to push Portland back ahead 86-85.
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One area of promise is the drive to raise rich-world productivity.
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Will Hurd, decided to drive to DC together, livestreaming the entire thing.
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It even knows where I want to drive to before I drive.
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Market weakness also threatens Beijing's drive to lure tech giants back home.
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Clinton's drive to the Democratic nomination, but it's now a tight contest.
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She requires music to fall asleep, the relax, to drive, to function.
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So instead, my friends and I have decided to drive to Nebraska.
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Have half a cup of yogurt, read/journal, and drive to clinic.
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Say goodbye to your relaxing drive to and from work every day.
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I drive to work on these mornings because it's still dark outside.
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We drive to another town for a restaurant known for their buns.
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So the drive to Trumpify entertainment coverage and arts criticism is strong.
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Both streaming services are on a spending drive to make original content.
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I see you making the drive to a clinic 200 miles away.
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We both meet up at home then drive to the theater together.
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The app takes into account the walk or drive to the station.
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Their music is perfect for the drive to and from the airport.
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A group of us pile into vehicles and drive to the headquarters.
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"As we drive to the airport I Google 'acute leukemia,' " wrote Keilar.
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Bethancourt cleared them with a drive to the gap in right center.
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Sanchez followed with his eighth homer, a 381-foot drive to right.
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If your wife asks you to drive to LAX at 2 a.m.
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BP credited the "relentless drive to improve energy efficiency" for the deceleration.
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I don't have to buy a ticket or drive to the theater.
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But now she's using that drive to advocate for herself and others.
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Then she got back in the truck to drive to the mall.
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They were originally just planning to drive to Utah for some backpacking.
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He loves the poorly educated because they power his drive to power.
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The drive to Midtown Manhattan can take as little as 30 minutes.
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He has a refined eye and a drive to sharpen it further.
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But try to take joy in this spin drive to the basket.
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Opponents launched the drive to have him recalled, but have been stymied.
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The next longest drive to end in a punt was 16 plays.
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How does the #TeamTrees drive to plant 20 million trees actually work?
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The Cowboys responded with a touchdown drive to pull ahead, 27-9.
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And she credits her drive to the women who've shaped her career.
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Once, Shannon mentioned how long it took her to drive to work.
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But I will also get in the car and drive to trailheads.
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Mostly, though, his drive to help people came through on the job.
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Ambition and fear fuel a relentless drive to secure and hold office.
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But the drive to win China's consumers has had its notable failures.
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Russia's drive to protect Assad dovetailed with the American administration's regional disengagement.
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Refuse to work at a job you have to drive to. Walk.
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Their drive to the mechanic occasions both a harangue and winking commentary.
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Cultivate that nascent drive to make the world a more equitable place.
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It's a new tool in the drive to break up trafficking rings.
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An hour's drive to the north, the Cavaliers lost that same superstar.
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You watch the drive to the hospital, and you watch the burial.
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She planned to go home, pack again and drive to North Carolina.
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It's really cool that you still have the drive to do this.
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Turner laced a line drive to right field behind the imaginary runner.
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Ferries are often the only way to drive to a given park.
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He presides from his mountain home an hour's drive to the West.
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A drive to unionize more migrant workers would help develop collectivist sympathies.
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ONLY ON SUNDAYS By 8-ish I drive to the Golden Pear.
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They just prefer to drive to work or anywhere else, usually alone.
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The aim of this Harvard recruitment drive: to reinvigorate Novartis's oncology business.
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The solo drive to right snapped Odorizzi's scoreless innings streak at 22.
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They then forced the man at gunpoint to drive to local ATMs.
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They then forced the man at gunpoint to drive to local ATMs.
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Instead, he shifted the focus of his tax drive to large companies.
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That drive to contribute to his ever-expanding field is still here.
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The drive to increase productivity is urgent in all phases of agriculture.
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Some even found these discussions reinforced their drive to improve the city.
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Many follow demands to immediately drive to the bank and withdraw money.
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You&aposll be asked how much you want the drive to shrink.
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We drive to the polls in our Subarus, our BMWs, our beaters.
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But suddenly without warning the wheels fell off Spieth's drive to victory.
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H. and I drive to Target to grab pieces for our costumes.
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Police officers are calling for an exemption when they drive to work.
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Last Wednesday, I hit every green light on the drive to Kroger.
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It's about Maya's all-consuming love for her children and relentless drive to provide her family with the best, Jimmy's bewildered affection for her and the kids, Dylan's insatiable drive to win, Ray's longing for some peace and quiet.
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Another was to drive to Abbottabad, which is some 22 miles from Afghanistan.
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We take our pictures, hike back down and resume our drive to Oban.
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Instead, we get in the car and drive to a nearby nature preserve.
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They have the same drive to change the way people see rare cancers.
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KENNEDY: I understand -- I understand the drive to not create more killing machines.
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I like that I don't have to drive to get to my studio.
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I drive to a high school for a meeting with their leadership team.
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The drive to Las Vegas from San Bernardino is typically 2.5-3 hours.
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On my drive to work I see people living underneath the highway overpasses.
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As they drive to the airport, she spies the tribal king from before.
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We also pay $403 for parking — my husband has to drive to work.
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I'd drive to work and I'd see it, and that felt like something.
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This means that going from drive to reverse takes a bit of practice.
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But what qualities are we focusing on in our current drive to automation?
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On a recent 220-mile drive to Lake Tahoe from Palo Alto, Calif.
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Green Bay mounted a key drive to build its lead to 23-9.
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Most people will have no choice but to drive to view the eclipse.
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Every day is a fight, but I have the drive to keep going.
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You drive to the store and park in the massive parking lot outside.
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A well-executed drive to cut red tape will doubtless bring economic gains.
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It is also a short drive to Kiawah Island and Isle of Palms.
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I listen to My Favorite Murder on my drive to my parents' house.
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I hop in the car and drive to Ulta to pick up gifts.
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You drive to a distant warehouse, built on cheap out-of-town land.
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My apartment is beachside, and the drive to Lucky's is about 20 minutes.
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Drive to work, settle in, check email, and do general admin work things.
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We lay around for a while, dreading the impending drive to the airport.
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This infuriated Saudi women, some of whom would like to drive to work.
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Bogaerts scored on Ramirez's line drive to left to make it 4-1.
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German business groups have welcomed the government's drive to scrutinize hostile foreign investments.
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Your drive to do this on your own shows true heart & great merit.
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Huge for its drive to supply automakers with turn-key autonomous driving systems.
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I pack up my stuff a little early and drive to the gym.
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China also faces challenges in its drive to become a global naval power.
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I stuff gym clothes into a bag for tonight and drive to work.
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The pair forced Jennifer to drive to a nearby bank and withdraw $15,000.
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Let's switch the warp drive to light speed and head to deep space.
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So, where did Damon's drive to promote water equality for everyone come from?
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Jamal made the drive to Mesa, Arizona, to spend Thanksgiving with Grandma Wanda.
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The move is part of a bigger drive to sell off government assets.
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The inning ended on a soft line drive to second by Dioner Navarro.
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Our options are to fly him here, or drive to go get him.
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But the drive to dismantle the previous president's legacy seems to override logic.
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Laureano followed with his 20th homer, a 413-foot drive to right center.
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Cooper Stutler used to walk or have a two minute drive to school.
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The Verge's Ross Miller took a test drive to see how it works.
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When we drive to work, we often see the effects of congested roads.
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We had a drive to get our signals out one way or another.
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They are going to drive to New Jersey, they will go to Massachusetts.
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First you drive to Stonington, with its scenic harbor full of lobster boats.
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Ms. Roth said the Butlers were planning to drive to Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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"There is a strong motivation, drive to solve the disagreement," Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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We are going to drive to Calabasas right now and visit the BlinkBar.
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He worried about the distance he would have to drive to visit them.
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With two outs in the fifth, Gonzalez hit a drive to deep center.
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Health care The drive to repeal and replace Obamacare is never quite dead.
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I make a quick protein shake, drive to work, and pay to park.
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His service includes a two-hour drive to all local Pokéstops and gyms.
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"I think her drive to get to a championship is intense," Laimbeer said.
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His presence will be felt from the opening drive to the final putt.
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Bucks rookie guard Malcolm Brogdon fouled Young on a drive to the bucket.
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Harrison lives now in Elmsford, N.Y., a 30-minute drive to Yankee Stadium.
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Then drive to St. John's during Carnival for a battle of the bands.
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Or they could drive to the government office and sign the divorce papers.
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From Haskovo, it was an uneventful two-hour drive to the Black Sea.
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And the Phoenix airport is just a short 25-minute drive to Scottsdale.
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Beijing's drive to boost domestic consumption is seen keeping household loan demand strong.
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The play capped an 11-play, 75-yard drive to open the game.
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Today's princess has a little bit more forward motion and drive to her.
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The competition was high and the only downside was the drive to Disneyland.
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Qatar has also launched a drive to produce more things locally, including foods.
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Lust's idea came from the drive to change public perceptions of adult performers.
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Now the restlessness is a drive to keep searching and trying different contexts.
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You can drive to Texas, Florida, New York, wherever you want to go.
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The move will also help the company in its drive to cut costs.
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That technology remains unperfected, but only drive to adopt stands in the way.
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That is my drive: to get enough money so they can be okay.
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Then one day, I hopped in the Q60 to drive to a meeting.
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City authorities have launched a drive to seize and scrap ageing diesel vehicles.
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The hotel can arrange transfers for the 10-minute drive to the orchard.
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Gail Payne, Alameda's senior transportation coordinator, said that most residents drive to work.
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This drive to colonize does not ingratiate the plant to native wildflower fans.
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The hour's drive to Purdue University felt like an unbearable distance to Shannon.
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After my father's service, it became time to drive to the burial site.
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It's a roughly 25-minute walk or 10-minute drive to Bourbon Street.
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Most people drive to work, so keep your emergency kit in your car.
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Camilla told the BBC his drive to get things done spurred his activism.
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Coach Bob Huggins said he had encouraged Haley to drive to the basket.
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New Fairfield residents who drive to work have easy access to Interstate 84.
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The seven-year Republican drive to derail the Affordable Care Act had collapsed.
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The drive to reduce the use of plastics has accelerated considerably in Britain.
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It's also a short drive to the famous Mystic Aquarium and Mystic Seaport.
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"We still had a five-hour drive to get back home," Feltham said.
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Now a drive to cast a ballot is as long as 20 miles.
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"Countless time waste drive to and from Popeyes," Barr said in the complaint.
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Distell has also been on a drive to restructure and optimise its operations.
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During the drive to the emergency room she turned blue and stopped breathing.
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But the drive to be a crypto nexus also comes with significant risk.
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People accept major risks every day: to drive, to ski and more. Why?
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Dear Diary: I went to get my Volkswagen Bug to drive to work.
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Headlines Audi to cut nearly 10,000 jobs in drive to slash costs on.ft.
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The videos gave new strength to the conservative drive to defund Planned Parenthood.
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A drive to Nablus that should take 15 minutes takes closer to 40.
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I'm only rich in innovative ideas, potential and the drive to be successful.
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You do need to format the backup drive to work with Time Machine.
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Drag the folder called iTunes to your external drive to copy it over.
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They don't drive to the basket often, but they move the ball well.
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He's also been a force behind the administration's drive to squeeze North Korea.
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Lee told federal investigators he never delivered the thumb drive to the Chinese.
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The drive to raise the federal gas tax is hitting a new roadblock.
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I missed the days when I could drive to the beach in Georgia.
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Ms. Desai had to drive to another bank branch to make the transaction.
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America is a largely suburban nation where most commuters drive to work alone.
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At the test site, people will drive to different stations in their car.
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They were live-streaming the drive to the debate on his Facebook page.
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One day, my self-drive to school was stuck in a traffic jam.
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I had to get up and drive to a store to get movies.
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You can't drive to Governors Island because you can't drive on Governors Island.
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Let's drive to SFO and buy a plane ticket and fly it there.
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So, it doesn't drive to a discussion, it drives us to our corners.
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Make an effort to drive to the path of totality, if you can.
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With Friday's announcement, Trump continued his drive to roll back Obama-era initiatives.
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At one point he sounded annoyed by the length of the drive to Manchester.
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Not surprisingly, human beings have a very powerful drive to form and maintain relationships.
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I leave school and drive to the gym where the rock-climbing meet is.
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He decided to drive to the local branch of the restaurant in Chico, California.
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Facebook's drive to digitally connect the whole world may have hit a road bump.
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He forced her at knifepoint to drive to a remote location and raped her.
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On the drive to the hospital they nearly pulled over; Clay was coming quickly.
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Berlin has begun a marketing drive to attract fintech firms from the British capital.
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The founders would drive to the local IKEA to get furniture for the pharmacy.
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He simply wants to shift some of Beijing an hour's drive to the south.
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I groggily put on Spandex and a T-shirt and drive to the gym.
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Earth Day stands for our collective drive to improve the world we live in.
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His drive to start new companies has usually been to challenge the status quo.
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The first prong of this effort will be a renewed drive to pare costs.
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The drive to Baghdad took me through Anbar province, heavily Sunni and tribal territory.
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To me self-made is having ambition, passion, and drive to achieve your goals.
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But the story's not over, and I'm making the drive to Adelanto once again.
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Fortunately, truck operators can drive to more welcoming cities, such as Minneapolis and Philadelphia.
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Berlin has begun a marketing drive to attract fintech firms from the British capital.
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Block storage works pretty much like plugging an external hard drive to your laptop.
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Grossman then ripped a line drive to right field to drive in two runs.
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We drive to West Glover to meet the "downtown cows" at Merle Young's farm.
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But in retirement the general dared to oppose Chávez's drive to abolish term limits.
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Clinton, its large minority population primed to accelerate her drive to the Democratic nomination.
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Slots and connectorsCan you hook up a USB 3.0 external drive to your computer?
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Holmes said her drive to help others came from watching how her parents worked.
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I drive to work, but it's probably not the safest thing I've ever done.
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Greg Abbott (R) as initiating a drive to purge nearly 100,000 suspected non-U.
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After that's done, boot from this newly created drive to configure the second one.
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The relentless drive to add new options and smooth out performance has paid off.
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But the Browns weren't done; Griffin led one more touchdown drive to force overtime.
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The drive to alter consciousness represents a human instinct beyond sex, hunger, and sleep.
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Will the drive to win at all costs beat the serenity of furious focus?
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It happened on the drive to the airport for yet another destination bachelorette party.
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The pilot is part of the group's drive to develop and implement digital technologies.
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You first need to familiarize yourself with the four behavioral drivers: Drive to acquire.
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Lillard scored on a drive to make it 103-101 with 46.2 seconds remaining.
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Just remember that you're there to drive, to be safe, and to have fun.
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The following explains some of the issues surrounding the drive to increase biodiesel usage.
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Bryant made a diving catch on Suarez's line drive to end the second inning.
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Cruz followed one out later with his 19th, a 436-foot drive to center.
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There was no sense in scrambling for the bus, so I drive to work.
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So what powers your kitty's drive to sit in all things square and cardboard?
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Hedges then greeted right-handed reliever Cory Gearrin with a deep drive to center.
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The drive to left field came in the star center fielder's 24th plate appearance.
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It's also a drive to widen the larger playing field for eSports, says Paradise.
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There is this drive to be the best right from the beginning in barbecue.
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But also Tronc, a friend, was extremely dumb to drive to this basketball game.
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We had to drive to our local video store, Video Vault, in Alexandria, Virginia.
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If a young person can't get to us, we will drive to their house.
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What followed was a 600-mile drive -- to Birmingham -- before I found a hotel.
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Land was cheap and he could drive to his job in nearby Kurashiki City.
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His 407-foot drive to right-center barely cleared Renfroe's leap at the fence.
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The Raiders' offense then put together its first good drive to close the half.
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However, I have faith in our community's drive to stand up and defend itself.
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Michigan's offense finally awoke with a 79-yard drive to get on the board.
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My drive to work takes about 10 minutes door to door, which is awesome.
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However, Trump has been incredibly successful in his drive to reshape the federal judiciary.
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One answer is that we, as a species, harbor an evolutionary drive to propagate.
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You don't just say I'm going to hit a line drive to left field.
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The drive to Manhattan can take two hours, even without heavy traffic, residents said.
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With the bases loaded and nobody out, Broxton dropped a drive to deep center.
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Christians and communists, the drive to attack as well as co-opt and "Hinduize"
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For two decades, every computer came with a floppy disk drive to load programs.
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The closest airport is Harrisburg International Airport, roughly a 20-minute drive to Hersheypark.
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Espiricueta inspired a donation drive to get every student in the school a blanket.
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Switzer turned her attack by Semple into a personal drive to promote women's running.
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Descalso's drive to right just cleared the leap of Padres right fielder Travis Jankowski.
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Mark Zuckerberg's drive to "put video first" is also putting money in Facebook's pockets.
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America is coming together like never before; we'll stop your drive to divide us.
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The next morning they planned to drive to Chicago to visit friends and family.
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During commuting hours, the drive to Silicon Valley can take one to two hours.
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But you won't be able to walk, ride a bike or drive to it.
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Perhaps the drive to restore European borders is, on some level, about borders themselves.
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McCutchen was from Florida, but he shared Walker's drive to change the organization's culture.
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Most egregious of all was a coercive vasectomy drive to control population growth. Mrs.
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I have this innate drive to get that sense of tension into men's wear.
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For some groups, the drive to get creative goes beyond the fabrication of dice.
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Those with four-wheel drive vehicles can drive to the top and look around.
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And this bill might actually take out the drive to make a larger impact.
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Right now, there's a big drive to set the limit at around six weeks.
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Putin said Trump's drive to win another presidential term might complicate the situation, however.
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Worries about China's growing dominance underlie much of the drive to strike trade deals.
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Prater booted the winner after Stafford led a 42-yard drive to the 34.
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The proposed VAT hike is part of a broader drive to increase tax revenues.
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The proposed VAT hike is part of a broader drive to increase tax revenue.
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A hit batsman loaded the bases before Lindor's long drive to deep right center.
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Koch refines crude oil and sells the gasoline people use to drive to work.
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"In Golf, we do a no-backswing drive to start each hole," Danny says.
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We get ready and get in the car to drive to the train station.
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But some residents drive to stores, like the Key Food on West 235th Street.
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" Google: "With light traffic, it will take 8 minutes to drive to LaGuardia airport.
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I drive to the gym and run for 30 minutes on the indoor track.
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Bryant was legendary for early-morning practices and his relentless drive to become better.
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I drive to the hotel from the highway exit, which takes about 30 minutes.
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Basically, drivers will only receive rider requests along their drive to work. http://wapo.
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And in the company's drive to keep customers happy, they can be collateral damage.
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We're checking out of the hotel tomorrow and it's another long drive to Bagan.
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It's a relatively short drive to real wilderness, spectacular wineries or stunning ocean vistas.
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That said, the resort is a half-hour drive to the community of Santiago.
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"As humans, we all share an innate drive to connect with others," said Klemich.
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Paul believes that Cathay's drive to encourage whistleblowing has hallmarks of Chinese-style communism.
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For the hourlong drive to San Diego, the Marines would get a small cut.
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Lillard scored on a drive to make it 43-107 with 2:21 remaining.
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Lillard scored on a drive to make it 107-104 with 44.2 seconds remaining.
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The 5.6-mile drive to Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport takes about 25 minutes.
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"His drive to live and to love and to connect was profound," Delaney said.
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Suzuki followed with a drive to center for his first homer of the night.
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Radiation treatments sent her into early-onset menopause, causing her sex drive to plummet.
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A few weeks earlier, Rylan spoke about her drive to keep creating such opportunities.
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"Edward has a drive to become involved in every aspect of books," observes Cohen.
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Yelich followed with a drive to right that appeared to score the third run.
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On the drive to the venue, Mr. Biden found himself without a closing statement.
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Worst, they decrease the body's drive to breathe, making them deadly in some cases.
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It was about a 25-minute drive to the hotel with an unassuming front gate.
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"I'm trying to be more aggressive, draw more fouls, drive to the basket," Porzingis said.
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Back in 2012 Facebook similarly did a drive to sign people up for organ donation.
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It was a long weekend, so we decided to drive to Northampton for the day.
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Then he attached an external drive to the laptop for a period of eight hours.
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Gardner hit a line drive to right field, where Kole Calhoun made a diving attempt.
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And did we mention it&aposs less than a 10-minute drive to the ocean?
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The new currency experiment, which began in January, emphasizes Orania&aposs drive to stand apart.
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It's been a long day, so we began to drive to Selfoss to our accommodations.
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Local rights groups said arrests were part of a government drive to muzzle independent media.
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Together, the three drive to a bank where Quinn cashes some sort of compensation check.
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You have to get in your car and drive to this random Hollywood party. 15.
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"I have a drive to stop—to just not be dependent on opiates," she says.
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Women farmers have banded together in many communities and bring a collaborative drive to farming.
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Did you take time out of the drive to get out and stretch and walk?
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"We are continuing our drive to arrest others in connection with the killing," he said.
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I eat a cup of blackberries while putting on makeup, and then drive to work.
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My husband and daughter drive to the next town over to pick up the food.
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The Marlins threatened in the fifth when Adeiny Hechavarria hit a deep drive to center.
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On Tuesday, De Loecker said Beiersdorf's drive to become more nimble was already paying off.
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On the drive to her house, he comforts her and says all the right things.
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We are continuing our drive to arrest others in connection with the killing, he said.
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Google employees are organizing a phone drive to press lawmakers to legally end forced arbitration.
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A couple of hours later, the volunteers regroup to drive to another part of Montones.
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"Her determination, her drive to become better, to win more races, it's unbelievable," he said.
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I end up taking a Lyft because my boyfriend decided to drive to work today.
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One day scientists could use technology like gene drive to engineer away pests like mosquitoes.
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The drive to tell this particular story is rooted in the filmmakers' journeys into fatherhood.
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We expect the fiscal and growth-enhancing reform drive to gain momentum after the congress.
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With that, the pair jumped into their rental car and attempted to drive to safety.
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We load it into his pickup and drive to my place to drop it off.
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I drive to my first job and then spend several hours preparing checks and deposits.
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You also cannot drive to and from work: Carlsberg will provide you with a driver.
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I consider booking it to the train, but ultimately decide to drive to work today.
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She had little more than her name, her talent, and her ambitious drive to succeed.
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That drive to succeed hasn't made her exempt from the occasional misgendering of her work.
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On the drive to hospital he said " I just want to ride my bike again".
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But total numbers aside, it's still an important milestone in China's drive to decrease pollution.
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I feed her, do my morning routine, and then we drive to a park nearby.
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The car will then drive to the passenger, and take them to their chosen destination.
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We have a vision of the future and an undeniable drive to make it happen.
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Experts in Europe, Australia and the United States are leading a drive to find solutions.
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Companies like Yelp struggle to quantify the sales they drive to restaurants and other stores.
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"If things aren't resolved, you have an unconscious drive to reenact the experience," Applebury says.
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But is there drive to capturing a younger generation that seems less interested in church?
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There's a $35 "Drive to Me" fee, but that's baked into the pricing reflected below.
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There's a drive to do things that are popular, as well—Leo loves the attention!
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It is also a short drive to Anna Maria Island, Holmes Beach and Bradenton Beach.
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The drive to see his wife in the church is a two-hour round trip.
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Tomas opened the inning with a single ahead of Drury's 391-foot drive to left.
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Obamacare was designed to aid the malignant federal bureaucracy in its relentless drive to expand.
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On Monday, divers searched a lake near Mariner Drive to look for evidence, Fox59 reports.
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You're up there, and you don't quite have the same drive to stay there sometimes.
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Democrats counter that the GOP's drive to repeal ObamaCare will only make Medicare's problems worse.
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The third thing I had to do was drive to the ocean with this guy.
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Military gear ban President Trump continues his drive to be the "law-and-order" President.
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Well I have the drive to wanting to do it all, so I just prioritize.
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The move underscores Chi-Med's drive to bring modern Chinese drugs to the international market.
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That gives him oversight of the kingdom's ambitious drive to take its economy beyond oil.
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Health care bill The GOP drive to get rid of Obamacare may really be dead.
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There are plenty of jobs, and it'll take you five minutes to drive to work.
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On the days I do drive to the office, I plan errands around my commute.
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Some 86% of us (!) drive to work, says a US Census report on commuting habits.
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Perhaps this is why the establishment elites have gone into over-drive to attack Trump.
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The drive to build a capitalist economy gave officials unprecedented opportunities to line their pockets.
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But still, roughly three-quarters of American commuters drive to work alone in their cars.
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Just as she prepared to drive to work, she wrote the email to Mr. Wildstein.
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The Celtics trailed 103-99 when Smith fouled Turner on a drive to the basket.
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Joe: Now it's time to drive to the west side and hit up Santouka Ramen.
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But organizations' drive to protect themselves and their own self-image will not go away.
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Still, the drive to service dozens of characters leaves a lot of plot to juggle.
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That points instead to a demand-led drive to cut the appetite for air travel.
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Seen in this light, the U.S. Administration's drive to raise domestic aluminium production is understandable.
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They've been too busy coordinating a donation drive to bring emergency aid to Puerto Rico.
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Tensions boiled over when Cleveland's JR Smith shoved Horford on a drive to the basket.
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The drive to recapture a feeling of novelty within the beloved is common in gaming.
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" He keeps reflecting as we drive: "To be a percebeiro is not a simple thing.
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Smart take: The drive to create scalable video stems from business needs, not reader demand.
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But don't underestimate their tenacity to survive and drive to build products that customers love.
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But a few hours' drive to the south in São Paulo, the single peck prevails.
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The drive to reproduce is among the strongest desires, both for couples and for societies.
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The relentless drive to avoid such a fate seemed to come from deep inside him.
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He suggested that we could drive to a AAA repair shop about 15 blocks away.
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This really is a great talk, well worth listening to on your drive to work.
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And the drive to repeal the Affordable Care Act is running into very big trouble.
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Still, Xi shows no sign of toning down his drive to galvanize the Chinese military.
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It's a survival mechanism in organic life, a result of the drive to continue being.
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"I loved his integrity," she said — the sheer purity of his drive to do nothing.
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The drive to add more races came from Santa Anita's chief operating officer, Tim Ritvo.
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Soundtracking the drive to Coney Island easily makes the buck the track costs worth it.
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All the speakers gave a similar traffic estimate for a drive to San Jose, Calif.
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The phones see Realme continue its drive to offer high-end features at lower prices.
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The phones see Realme continue its drive to offer high-end features at lower prices.
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Brett Hundley had runs of 18 and 7 yards on the drive to start overtime.
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And that's an impetus that is beyond our thinking, it's just our drive to survive.
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His ambulance filled with the injured and he tried to drive to the nearest hospital.
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So the actors piled into Ms. Kraft's own car for the drive to Watertown, Conn.
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But the drive to innovate does not justify the growing catalog of medical device disasters.
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Lilly also said it was piloting a testing drive to diagnose patients outside healthcare facilities.
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I drive to Aldi for a few other things AND THE STORE IS SO EMPTY.
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From pitch, putt and drive to playing major championships, it's always been fun to me.
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We've been taking the latest Parallels 15 out for a test drive to find out.
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Countering Mr. Maduro's drive to dictatorship is a challenge for his domestic and foreign opponents.
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Users can use Google Drive to create documents, presentations, and data sheets in Google Sheets.
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We start the drive to Sorrento, which is about an hour and a half away.
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Garden Valley had no phone; it was a thirty-mile drive to get the mail.
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But the kingdom has also escalated a drive to stamp out dissent in recent years.
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This would mark a significant advance for Assad's drive to take back all of Syria.
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Moreover, Bourdieu reminds us that the drive to create inequality is an endemic social sin.
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On my drive to the grocery store I call my dad to discuss the recommendations.
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It is an hour's drive to the resort even though it is barely 10013 miles.
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We listen to an 80's power ballad playlist as we drive to the mountain.
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Navy picked up two first downs on the ensuing drive to run the clock out.
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Harrison followed with his fourth homer, a drive to left to make it 6-1.
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And so there was really a bias to action and this drive to boldly innovate.
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I use Google Drive to host my conference presentations, which are all embedded at teten.com.
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Then he will drive to Indian Wells with his parents and his sisters close behind.
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Hundreds of infants had died on the nighttime drive to the camp, aid groups said.
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The center fielder hit a line drive to left-center that scored Carpenter and Moss.
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We can also no more curb the drive to innovate than we can stop gravity.
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Two, if for some reason you must drive to the hospital, let someone else drive.
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But others admit that they often drive to shop in the Supercenters in larger towns.
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Listen as you go about chores, or take the subway, or drive to the bank.
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But in the work that drive to both control and be self-effacing is productive.
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Republicans want to increase the number as part of their drive to speed immigrant deportations.
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"Yule Log With Friends" is also a response to the drive to spend, spend, spend.
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Collymore held the line, refusing to slash prices in his drive to provide better services.
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The move is part of the Kingdom's drive to bolster state finances and reduce subsidies.
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If Uber is synced with your contacts, you can choose a friend to drive to.
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We got in Ms. Gaignard's car, a 2010 white Volkswagen Jetta, to drive to the gallery.
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Isobel summons Jamie in a panic to drive to Lord Ellesmere's estate, but it's too late.
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How's this for a night out: You drive to a dark alleyway in central Los Angeles.
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On another afternoon, we drive to the north end of the island, climbing through olive trees.
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We drive to the fancier store about 73 minutes away, because we need some specific things.
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I drive to the park for the light rail and have to run to catch it.
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But in India, the drive to get people to use Amazon Pay may be particularly strong.
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"Waterfalls" by TLC plays on the radio as Carol and Fury drive to the Pegasus base.
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After picking up the passport, I drive to the DMV to get a new driver's license.
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If we had a week off, we'd drive to Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, or the Badlands.
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Password-protect your laptop and encrypt your hard drive to make sure your data is safe.
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Tensions boiled over when Smith shoved Boston forward Al Horford on a drive to the basket.
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Then we drive to the supermarket to pick up a Christmas tree ($15.50 for my half).
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She has psychosis, giving her vivid hallucinations and a drive to keep pushing toward her goal.
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I drive to a few schools to drop off supplies while listening to more S-Town.
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That threat was averted after residents joined a successful drive to slash the city's water use.
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The camera follows them as they drive to a carnival, enjoy the rides, and play games.
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Clinton talked in her speech about how her Methodist faith informed her drive to public service.
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The deal's woes underscore a U.S. drive to prevent the transfer of sensitive technology to China.
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My mom and I are super close and talk every morning while I drive to work.
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Still, the Republican drive to repeal Obamacare in its entirety has ended in failure this year.
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But Tesla's drive to make that many Model 3s nearly killed the company, according to Musk.
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It was a welcome salve, but the resulting drive to deliver more comfort food got twisted.
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On an average day, you may wake up, shower, dress, drive to work and return home.
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During the drive to the station, Derington told Martinez about the string of stash-house robberies.
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For Anne Hilborn, the drive to tweet about cheetah poop and hyena sex began in 2140.
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As a result there's been a drive to bring regulated financial products onto the traditional market.
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Despite a drive to become a "crypto-nation," the regulation and infrastructure has not always helped.
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Modi launched the "demonetization" drive to expose untaxed wealth and the proceeds of crime and corruption.
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Iohannis is a staunch critic of the ruling Social Democrat's (PSD) drive to sap the judiciary.
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Every day that went by with no movement gave him more drive to see it through.
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On the drive to her forever home with Eggold, Jodie got to pick her own name.
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So women can work, sure, but they can't actually drive to the office without getting handcuffed.
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The drive to digitize payments in the UK is modernizing income for London's famous street performers.
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On the drive to Reno, she asked her husband if they could stop to go sledding.
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In Prague in 2009, Obama promised a new drive to rid the world of nuclear weapons.
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Cron then followed with his 21st homer of the season, a 410-foot drive to center.
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"I want to feel closer to you," my mother said, during a drive to the supermarket.
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A waitress kindly helps me load everything to my car, and I quickly drive to school.
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Novak plans to fly into Boston and rent a car and drive to Okemo on Friday.
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"She has this ferocious drive to protect people and fight against discrimination and hatred," said Maines.
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His line drive to center field scored Darwin Barney, who doubled to lead off the inning.
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The family shares one car, which her husband Marcus Carswell usually takes to drive to work.
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Then we drive to the local movie theater to get tickets for the 9:83 p.m.
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This makes their drive to replace them with plans that provide even worse coverage seem perverse.
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We drive to a nearby coffee shop and talk leisurely for hours over coffee and lunch.
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Local rights groups said the arrests were part of a government drive to muzzle independent media.
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Germany is leading a drive to curb foreign influence of mosques, train imams and control funding.
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He has a bad temper and a relentless drive to be in power, regardless of consequences.
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During the drive to get more Facebook video engagement, the practice of freebooting wasn't heavily regulated.
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But Adeiny Hechavarria's drive to right field was caught on the warning track by Steven Souza.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's boss, is on a drive to bring internet access to the world's poor.
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Then, when he got off around noon, he would drive to a nearby cafe and write.
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Jesse Winker's drive to left field in the third pushed Kyle Schwarber back to the wall.
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Both have shown little mercy in the mullahs' drive to destabilize and dominate the Middle East.
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After that, Tyler took the Impala out for a drive to make sure it was serviceable.
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This is a nearly $200,000 race car that a person can drive to the farmer's market.
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The ad was accompanied by a charity drive to donate batteries to children's hospitals in need.
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Don't forget that you're basically sending the content of your hard drive to some random server.
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Once again, he'll miss school and make the two-hour drive to Memphis with his family.
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They traced some problems back to Deutsche's drive to take on Wall Street in the 2000s.
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The drive to eliminate "illegal" capacity, for example, is directly interacting with the seasonal winter cutbacks.
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The drive to improve efficiency has prompted many U.S. business leaders to support the Paris accord.
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McCollum scored on a drive to close Portland to within 113-111 with 28.2 seconds left.
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Steyer also ran advertisements in which he addressed voters about his drive to impeach President Trump.
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Saltalamacchia's drive to left field off reliever Ryan Pressly allowed Justin Upton to score from first.
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Who wouldn't drive to the UFO landing site just to say hello to whoever's stopping by?
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They drive to a diner, where Cole asks Jessie if she wants some of his food.
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And so I just put that into my computer's USB drive to log into my Gmail.
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And the simple fact you are monetising something also gives you drive to create better stuff.
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Our children already have the inner drive to become powerful, happy, and successful on their own.
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Washington (CNN)Connecticut is joining a national drive to effectively elect the president by popular vote.
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Volkswagen wanted to list it as part of its drive to create a global trucks business.
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Hanigan's 364-foot drive to left barely cleared the glove of Padres left fielder Jabari Blash.
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We drive to a beach (British boy only had two beers), strip down, and hop in!
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Animation has been a key focus in Chinese companies' drive to develop the country's film industry.
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If they've got that, they have that passion and that drive to pave their own path.
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Her 20-minute drive to work can take an hour if she does not plan carefully.
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We will never forget her competitive drive to be the best and her passion for life.
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Smart Summon allows a vehicle to drive to its owner in a parking lot or driveway.
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Wanting the best overall Popeyes experience, I checked Yelp to see which one to drive to.
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A number of them started a website and petition drive to put pressure on Mr. Castro.
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They drive to Mexico at least twice a month to get special flour to make them.
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South Carolina was up by just one point when Harris made her drive to the rim.
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Left unchecked, the drive to automation would leave much of IBM's 350,000 employees without a job.
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How will they pay for gas to drive to work when credit cards are maxed out?
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Some residents drive to work in nearby cities; Interstate 84 cuts across the town's northern edge.
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I was never ashamed, but I didn&apost understand my mind&aposs drive to hurt myself.
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The windows on that car were bulletproof because his drive to work had been so dangerous.
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I wrote the editor, offered to talk to him, drive to meet him, whatever was needed.
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After an afternoon in the sand, it's only a 90-minute drive to the next destination.
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He even offered to drive to Los Angeles "right now," to get that script straightened out.
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"Most of the public drive to buy is without looking under the hood," Professor Johnson said.
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"It is a very complicated environment, and many don't ride or drive to the same standard."
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Sumner likes to drive to his right, Showalter explained later in a matter-of-fact tone.
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Rizzo then homered in a second straight game, his drive to center making it 4-0.
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Despite the clear hypocrisy of the drive to impeach Rousseff, the Brazilian public mostly backs it.
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The intense psychological drive to be dominant is predicated by an environment that aggrandizes these values.
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I felt a drive to contribute to the world again, so I went back to work.
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The drive to remake iconic works during this time manifested itself in a variety of ways.
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On my half hour drive to work, I listened to upbeat music to psych myself up.
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The Oakland Raiders just needed one game-winning drive to put away the Tampa Bay Buccaneeers.
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We had to drive to the nearest city picking up parts, but he kept us quiet.
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He has a car and it only takes him about five minutes to drive to work.
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He got the gift from Leo Ferdinand, and from me the drive to prove me wrong.
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She's still waiting for test results she had to drive to another Virginia county to get.
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This drive to get to the essence of things is something Stout shares with Constantin Brancusi.
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The drive to right came on a 2-1 offering from Hoffman and traveled 376 feet.
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I use the drive to work to catch up with our U.K. office about European expansion.
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Or were the citizens simply collateral damage in an overzealous drive to eradicate Queen Cersei's troops?
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Physical activity replaces some of what's been lost, reducing the drive to seek out chemical fixes.
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The results raise questions about potential bias that could hamper Amazon's drive to popularize the technology.
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I hop in my car and drive to another voting center nearby to cast my ballot.
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He set off on a 13-minute drive to Werner Enterprises, a giant in American freight.
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Since then, she has struggled with depression and, at times, even to drive to the supermarket.
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That night, the three of them drive to a pond and the two girls go swimming.
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The better, more exclusive your content is, the more subscribers you can drive to your service.
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After Kevin Plawecki flied out, Reyes hit a drive to left for a 3-1 lead.
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Staff members also started a collection drive to make sure all of the expenses were covered.
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Downtown San Diego and San Diego International Airport are about an hour's drive to the south.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — How important is learning to drive to you?
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Last season's finale hinted that he might die on the drive to one of Rebecca's concerts.
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The city has its own small airport and is a convenient drive to Hartford's international airport.
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In the fifth, Mantle ran down a long drive to left-center field by Gil Hodges.
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" He added, "After the opportunity to win was gone, I didn't have any drive to finish.
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After the Nîmes show we drive to Lyon, get in at 3:30 in the morning.
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According to the agency, the employees were expected to drive to an appointment on Monday afternoon.
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Ashley E. McGuire is the author of Sex Scandal: The Drive to Abolish Male and Female.
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His drive to reshape the judiciary has fueled him during the tumult of the past year.
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The drive to address environmental trends has resulted in a need for new areas of expertise.
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I eat half of it in my car and drive to my next set of sessions.
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They always serve two masters: the pull of nostalgia and the drive to make something new.
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Renfroe made a running catch of a Lewis Brinson drive to right to open the fifth.
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And many in Rosebank drive to other boroughs via the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, which is close.
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Another complication: Brazil's energy consumption has actually dropped since the drive to develop the sector began.
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They say China unfairly subsidizes its domestic manufacturers, in a drive to dominate the global industry.
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He was impressed by her preparation and saw that she had the drive to follow through.
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The drive to La Pause is also one of my favorite things about living in Morocco.
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Start in Melbourne, go to Sydney and then drive to Byron Bay and other coastal towns.
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Every time I visit my mom, we drive to West Hartford to work out and swim.
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In particular, we are working to document the drive to place security architecture at international borders.
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We drop off R.'s car, cram into F.'s truck and drive to the top.
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China is in the midst of a drive to make its state-owned giants less wasteful.
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Gerardo Parra's sky-high drive to right was far enough to put Colorado up 3-2.
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So along with the drive to automate more warehouse tasks, comes much higher expectations for workers.
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Israel based Foresight gave CNBC a test drive, to demonstrate what it's like behind the wheel.
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The Harvard case is one prong of SFFA's drive to challenge race in college admissions nationally.
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It's also a five-minute drive to downtown Tampa, though, you may not want to leave.
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President Martín Vizcarra quickly denounced the move, saying that it undercut Peru's drive to purge corruption.
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It is about a half-hour drive to the State Department of Corrections headquarters in Augusta.
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In the fifth, Mantle ran down a long drive to left-center field by Gil Hodges.
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To hop a Metro-North, some residents drive to Tarrytown or grab a Westchester-bound bus.
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Hosmer followed with a 419-foot drive to center on a 2-1 offering from Wacha.
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Hold down the option button on restart and choose "Windows" as the drive to boot from.
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That view doesn't seem to fit with Moon's drive to arm South Korea with more weapons.
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What unifies the work is the drive to tell a story, if only through a moment.
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I am still the strong immigrant woman with passionate beliefs and a drive to be better.
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"I had to wear a pager in college...and I'd go, 'If this pager goes off in the middle of class, I'm going to leave and I'm going to drive to Dallas,' is where I would drive to go audition for some commercial or ad," he said.
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They hosted a food drive to benefit local shelters and collected more than 13,000 pounds of food.
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She has to wait for them to drive to a small airport nearby that has Wi-Fi.
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The Boyds ended up canceling their reservations and planned to drive to Rhode Island on Thursday instead.
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I'd say the 10 hour drive to Salt Lake City was worth it 🏂 #pocinlove 💗 pic.twitter.
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Mira Sorvino is a woman of many passions, but she's bringing her drive to one particular movement.
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And here's a question: if he could, would he still feel the drive to keep on playing?
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One night he got a phone call and left his home to drive to a harbor cafe.
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This version of Rory doesn't just lack ambition; she lacks the basic drive to find gainful employment.
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The stadium's grimness is a relative joy compared to the drive to Skenderaj from the capital, Pristina.
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The score was tied at 1 in the seventh inning, and Martin hit a drive to center.
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Now, both are leading the last-minute canvassing drive to get voters to the polls for Thompson.
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Select iCloud then Options next to iCloud Drive to make sure your iWork applications are all selected.
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You can't drive to work or jog in the park with a screen in front of you.
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Show effort, pray about it and have the drive to be able to provide for your family.
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Volkswagen had aimed to list it as part of its drive to create a global trucks business.
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Supplies are also being sent by lorry from Makassar, a city 20 hours' drive to the south.
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"Rather than going to southern England to sit in a queue, just drive to Rosyth," she said.
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Intelligent and sensitive with a drive to please, racehorses like him also crave human attention and care.
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Volkswagen had aimed to list it as part of its drive to create a global trucks operation.
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They drove together to South Bend, a nine-hour drive, to watch Buttigieg officially launch his campaign.
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Ever since the 1980s, there's been this drive to bring back familiar heroes, but grimmer and grittier.
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Not until the day he made the four-hour drive to Middletown, Connecticut, to meet Sally Dale.
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Economists worry that the recent drive to build inventories has brought forward output, heralding a downturn later.
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After you're done, you'll never have to drive to see a doctor again, how does that sound?
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I leave work a little early, change clothes on my way out, and drive to the studio.
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We all lazily get up, M. and I get dressed, and we drive to the dog park.
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It's no more than an hour drive to get to this airport from the bucolic flower fields.
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We pay an entrance fee at the park and drive to the highest point in the summit.
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This comes to the fore in the book's final scene, the nighttime drive to find Chuck's killer.
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We load the dog in the car and drive to the dog park a few blocks away.
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On the drive to my son's school, we pass 18 massage parlors — in less than two miles.
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And so, exactly a year after my first visit, I make the drive to Adelanto once again.
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She hosted a drive to collect socks and underwear for the homeless, which she calls ""Undie Sunday.
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It started during their drive to an egg hunt after Abraham began to get frustrated with traffic.
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We meet our friend and his dog and drive to the large dog park on Fiesta Island.
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Just 13 in 21 want Trump and Republicans to continue their drive to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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I get on the road and make the 45-minute drive to the restaurant we're meeting at.
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I put the puppy in the car and drive to the airport to pick up my husband.
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I drive to Whole Foods in Reno, as it's the only shop that stocks everything I need.
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I get in the car to drive to work and listen to one of my favorite podcasts.
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I put her in the backseat with the dog cover and drive to Petco for her appointment.
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File History is a local backup option, accessible through Settings, that needs an external drive to work.
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When I drive to the airport, I can expense the trip, and I get $0.55 per mile.
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We get in our cart, drive to the store, and get a box of squid for $230.
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She prepares to make the long 50 km drive to the middle of nowhere to Mia's house.
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The exchange has been working with the Saudi securities regulator in its drive to attract foreign funds.
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The launch of WFP's 'Innovation Accelerator' is one element in the drive to end hunger, said Opp.
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"[My assistant] might kill me if she has to drive to multiple homes across LA." SO CLOSE.
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Gmail makes use of the cloud, just like Dropbox or Google Drive, to store all your emails.
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I make the half hour drive to her house, and her pup greets me at the door.
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We'll drive to the ends of the earth to test out the latest burger to generate buzz.
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A frantic drive to a second-hand bookstore turned up more copies—with the same pages missing.
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The court mandated that he drive to D.C. monthly to meet with a psychiatrist at the hospital.
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"I have this undying drive to be the best that I can be," she told the site.
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"I, like, usually cry in my car every single day when I drive to work," she said.
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They're more powerful, more strikingly designed, and more expensive than the cars we usually drive to work.
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The other three scored on the second homer of the game by Hernandez, a drive to right.
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After Shane Robinson walked, Giavotella hit a line drive to right fielder Max Muncy, ending the inning.
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AL: The question is flawed because I am not part of anyone's drive to make America first.
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Driscoll joined the father and daughter on a drive to Frampton's childhood home in Varnville, South Carolina.
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Critics say Google's insistence on tracking its users' locations stems from its drive to boost advertising revenue.
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I begin my short 15-minute drive to work and am in the office by 9 a.m.
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Some question whether Bramson's strategy would be materially different from the bank's own drive to boost performance.
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Sacramento's D'Aaron Fox scored on a drive to make it 1033-97 with 2:03 to go.
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McCann opened the fourth with a drive to right and two batters later Castro homered to left.
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Saudi Arabia is embarking on a drive to transform its economy and reduce its dependence on oil.
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This is in southern Georgia, on our "4 hour" (turned 8 hour) drive to Jacksonville FL. pic.twitter.
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The sale is part of the government's drive to privatise state-owned enterprises to improve their performances.
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When I was later strapped into an ambulance, the drive to the hospital was over an hour.
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We were on a three-hour drive to to New York City when the medium, Wendy, called.
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A Stanford law professor is leading a drive to gather signatures for a petition to remove Persky.
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If you don't have the drive to back you idea, then your journey won't yield positive results.
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James stepped out of bounds on a drive to the basket with less than two seconds left.
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Instead, it requires you to attach your own external drive to serve as storage for its recordings.
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So when the price at the gas pump falls, more people drive to places like Six Flags.
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Smith scored on a drive to push the Mavericks' advantage to 109-222 with 222 seconds left.
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Meanwhile the GOP congress and White House are united in their drive to abolish the death tax.
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The Lattice deal's woes underscore a U.S. drive to prevent the transfer of sensitive technology to China.
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Randall and William drive to Memphis, an unknowing last hurrah for the newly reunited father-son duo.
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Residents would drive to nearby Highway 35 and climb an overpass to try and make a call.
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There is no proof that she is secretly pushing against the GOP's drive to destroy Planned Parenthood.
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Diaz's one-out drive to left-center off Homer Bailey gave the Indians a 3-2 lead.
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The constant drive to find a single solution in a drug will continue to result in failure.
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Alexa, Amazon's digital assistant, is taking a leading role in the company's drive to get inside cars.
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One is its difficulty balancing democratic accountability against its institutional drive to further the cause of unity.
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They were also being filmed for the second season of the Netflix documentary series 'Drive to Survive'.
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"All I know is, I hit a line drive to short, and I wasn't out," he said.
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I might go once but that drive to keep going until I see results is what's lacking.
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"We also have a great drive to help seniors live well, independently, as they age," he said.
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The robot is equipped with 4-wheel drive to help it navigate soft soil, sand and mulch.
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The company has been built, in his telling, on its relentless drive to put the customer first.
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This week's challenge: Walk or bike somewhere you would normally drive to or reach via public transportation.
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Sam Darnold started strong for the Jets, leading a 66-yard touchdown drive to open the game.
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Rock climbers like Mr. Honnold, he realized, could drive to the nearest mountain to meet one another.
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Correction: A previous version of this story indicated that Google had renamed Google Drive to Google One.
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Georgia State quickly answered with a three-play, 2112-yard drive to take a 22-212 lead.
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Launch day dawned brightly, but my drive to base kept dipping into ominous pockets of valley fog.
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Your iPhone tracks you when you leave your home, get in the car, and drive to work.
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They want a party that has a vision for America and the drive to see it through.
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Then we took off for Negril, a two-hour drive to the west side of the island.
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Allen made the first of two free throws after being fouled on a drive to the basket.
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They credit their drive to educate investors about the co-living space as their key to success.
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You can download a video from Google Drive to your iPhone in just a few simple steps.
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Some have speculated chief White House strategist Steve Bannon might be behind this drive to oust McMaster.
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Situated just off Pinal Pioneer Parkway, this missile silo is just a 90 minute drive to Tucson.
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His unit took a strategic hill in the American drive to seize the Tunisian port of Bizerte.
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The show's real, if unspoken, subjects are the human drive to have more and more, and why.
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I once worked at a company that provided company cars for employees to drive to business meetings.
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This means less reliance on Dropbox and Google Drive to send high-res photos, presentations, and more.
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In a separate press release, however, SEIA linked the policy to a drive to combat climate change.
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Point guard Lester Medford tried to drive to the basket, but he slipped and lost the ball.
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With the newly drawn treasure map, Mr. Hankey embarked on a 13-hour drive to Jacksonville, Fla.
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If you drive to work, try putting on some calming and wordless music which can envelop you.
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Escobar then hit his third triple of the season, a line drive to the right field corner.
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"I do not want to sleep with Virginia Woolf," I thought on my drive to the hotel.
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GLOSA builds on this by advising drivers what speed they should drive to catch a green light.
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It also has a 1 TB drive to hold the massive blockchains required to manage these currencies.
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On the drive to Tyne Valley, I asked him what he thought: Is buck-a-shuck bullshit?
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During the drive to his funeral, I asked myself over and over again: What did I miss?
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Delta flight attendants are organizing a drive to unionize with the AFA, the Association of Flight Attendants.
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This has led to a point of no return in the drive to pursue more clean energy.
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It's clear that Malik has raw talent, rOoM tO gRoW and the drive to make his mark.
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Then she would drive to the women's homes, knock on their doors, and offer to represent them.
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The group was then directed to drive to Westchester County Airport for a different pre-dawn flight.
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On the drive to her house, I clutched a small moonstone my grief counselor had given me.
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Chief Gallagher then left the battle area to drive to a command post about two miles away.
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The inning ended when Tellez was doubled off second on Danny Jansen's line drive to second base.
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But with the nearest train station 35 minutes away, he has to drive to work every day.
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But for a long time, I operated at that speed, allowing my drive to push me forward.
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Mateen worked as a security guard in Fort Pierce and rented a car to drive to Orlando.
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"In terms of our drive to laboratories, again, these are blossoming all over the country," Giroir said.
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The drive to right-center was the fourth home run this season for Bruce, who batted just .
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In the 2800s, the drive to eradicate yellow fever died when scientists realized monkeys carried the virus.
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Stanton swung at a curveball in the opposite batter's box and lashed a line drive to right.
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You can take a train or drive to this place up in the hills of Tuscany: Monteverdi.
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Semien's two-run homer, a 433-foot drive to center, drove in Robbie Grossman, who had walked.
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Millennials are — unfortunately — seen as lazy people who lack the drive to succeed outside of the home.
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Sanders hits a major road bump South Carolina pumped the brakes on Sanders' drive to the nomination.
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"How many more years am I going to drive to take care of these medallions?" he asked.
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It's pouring rain, so I drive to Primo Passo to get an oat milk masala chai latte.
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We say our goodbyes and drive to pick up our friends that are joining us for dinner.
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We live in a suburb of St. Paul, but I drive to rural Western Wisconsin for work.
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The drive to Angela's cottage took Bridget through emerald hills made brilliant by the previous day's rain.
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That's not to imply a confessional urge, but rather a drive to interrogate agency and self-possession.
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Breaking into it requires imaginative nerve, a drive to appropriate experience that the authors just missed living.
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This approach generally relies on a concept known as "gene drive" to spread the anti-pathogen genes.
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Transnistria has also launched a glossy drive to attract foreign investors into its burgeoning cryptocurrency mining sector.
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The leadership of the main conservative party of Catalonia then joined the drive to split from Spain.
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He and I live in Los Angeles, and I didn't want to drive to the wedding alone.
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It is a seven-minute drive to the station, where she catches the Altamont Corridor Express train.
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I drive to the closest subway station, pay for parking again ($2165.23), and hop on the subway.
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We use the 25-minute drive to catch up, and I'm relieved to not take the subway.
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My niece is anxious to go, so we start the drive to Milpitas to see the movie.
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This year, however, those companies appeared to hit the brakes on their drive to acquire Western companies.
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Downtown Los Angeles is about 30 minutes away, and the drive to LAX is about 10 minutes.
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Cincinnati put the game on ice with an impressive 75-yard drive to start the second half.
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Isaac was holding his left knee after making contact with Beal on a drive to the basket.
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The drive to New York at rush hour can take an hour or two, depending on traffic.
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The two-hour drive to the University of Minnesota-Duluth is a straightforward path up Interstate 35.
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As exemplified by these individuals, President Trump's nominations show his drive to pick judges of impeccable accomplishment.
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The drive to end birth restrictions is fueled by China's aging population and a slowing birth rate.
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She added that a drive to improve and completely change this was both economically and absolutely crucial.
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Under both Republican and Democratic Presidents, the U.S. has led the drive to expand global free trade.
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Based on that, I decided that I should drive to Roxham Road, park and watch life unfold.
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The drive to deal with dead bodies in new ways comes amid dwindling space in urban cemeteries.
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To be clear, this was a publicity test drive, to tout the advanced state of the technology.
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At the Superdome on Sunday, it changed from quarter to quarter, drive to drive, snap to snap.
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This was followed by Dorsey's athletic drive to make it 69-68 Oregon with one minute remaining.
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The Swiss-based drugmaker has stepped up cost cuts in an efficiency drive to cushion the blow.
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In his speech on Saturday, Mr. Netanyahu acknowledged that his drive to change Israel's status was incomplete.
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Regardless of the state of your brackets, the drive to the Final Four is reaching its climax.
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You can hitch it to your RV as an extra room and drive to your favorite campsite.
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But Tumxuk has also been drawn into the regionwide drive to transform Uighur society through indoctrination camps.
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A drive to a new border of Bosnia and Croatia ends on an eerie, mysterious, tragic note.
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One of the X factors in Canada's drive to develop an A.I. industry is the Trump administration.
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They joined forces on a signature drive to put a repeal of the tax on the ballot.
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They wake up in the morning wondering if they should drive to Canada to get their drugs.
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Nonetheless, Mr Kim's drive to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of striking America is clearly advancing rapidly.
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I take a half day to drive to the city to pick up my sister who is visiting.
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Even though it's a block from my apartment, I normally drive to the Trader Joe's in the suburbs.
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I change and drive to our athletic center to avoid walking the 10 minutes in the freezing cold.
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The company said Huang had received warnings earlier in the drive to have his hands on the wheel.
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With the aid of the short field, Etling engineered a 56-yard drive to put the game away.
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And it certainly didn&apost -- you didn&apost see this energy and this drive to take someone down.
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I slept in my office overnight, knowing I probably couldn't drive to the White House the next day.
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Could everyone get in their cars and drive to a place inside the path of the moon's shadow?
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Santana then retired Edwin Encarnacion on a line drive to center fielder Byron Buxton to end the inning.
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Despite the drive to find new colors, pigment creation is still an unexpected blend of art and science.
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For example, we all drive to our appointments and are frustrated when we can't find a parking spot.
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When she refused, he allegedly suggested that she instead drive to his house and have sex with him.
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While there, they made the two and a half hour drive to the gravesite of Lee Thomas Fox.
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The sun rose as they did the nearly three-hour drive to A.'s town in northern Mississippi.
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My parents wouldn't let me drive to the game and Michael didn't even have his driver's license yet.
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Bryant tripled on a high drive to the right-field corner and scored on Javier Baez's sacrifice fly.
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Xu then asked the engineer to put company research data on a drive to hand over in person.
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That's out of an anticipated 38 million domestic travelers, most of whom will probably drive to their destinations.
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In one scene Helen ineffectually tries to persuade him not to drive to the supermarket when he's drunk.
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The world's largest oil exporter is leading OPEC's drive to eradicate a global glut and prop up prices.
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The company's drive to increase output hit difficulties in 2015 when many of its fish succumbed to diseases.
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But the drive to grapple with her experience was always there, like an itch she couldn't quite scratch.
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