Koenig has always been a driving force, if not the driving force, behind Serial's appeal.
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"Fame wasn't the driving force, money was never the driving force," he told PEOPLE in April of what encouraged him to pursue music.
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I think wanting to control is a driving force from the leader, and wanting to belong is the driving force for the member.
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"Fame wasn't the driving force, money was never the driving force – I feel like it's ripping off the fan-base once the musician becomes more important than the music."
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That had been her driving force all of Carrie's life, including having me so that Carrie wouldn't be an only child, and it continued to be her driving force when Carrie left.
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Today, Kessel is a two-time champion with the Pittsburgh Penguins, and a driving force behind both titles— the driving force in the 245 playoffs, despite what the Conn Smythe Trophy voting determined.
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A goal that doesn't need distress as a driving force.
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This is another driving force behind the creation of Kernel.
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They're a key driving force of how countries can grow.
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Indeed, the arts are a driving force behind Cheltenham's resurgence.
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It's not that he's been the series's single driving force.
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Murray was the driving force for the Nuggets offensively, though.
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Customers actually were the driving force behind this new tool.
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"Education became a driving force in her life," Murali says.
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Noisey: What was the driving force that started Aarght Records?
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That was the driving force behind starting the meal kits.
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This was the main driving force to write these songs.
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That's a big driving force for me and my students.
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Poverty is the driving force behind child marriage in Zimbabwe.
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Illegally manufactured fentanyl was suggested to be the driving force.
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Trade tensions are a driving force for lower export demand.
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"That was the driving force," the spokesman, Dan Wallace, added.
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"Back of the Dragon was the driving force," she said.
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Unsurprisingly, millennials — particularly educated women — will be the driving force.
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What was the driving force behind the Stitch Fix capsule?
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Color has become the driving force of this painter's work.
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Canada, finally, can be a mediator and a driving force.
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Jim was the moderator and driving force behind this show.
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Innovation is the driving force that makes our nation great.
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"That's not my driving force," Rubley told the Baltimore Sun.
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It's the central driving force of the internet (see #13).
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A driving force behind that is the automation of jobs.
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It is also the driving force of the state's economy.
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"Zach was a driving force behind [the documentary]," said Adam Nimoy.
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It's a driving force behind his role in the parental plot.
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Prosecutors cited her greed as the driving force behind the explosion.
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Immigrants have been a driving force in the work of America.
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Britain's Bobs were the driving force behind the successful "Leave" campaign.
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Seeking normalcy for our children has been our driving force forward.
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"We've been a driving force for the economic corridor," he said.
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"Her message is a big driving force for her," he says.
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Geopolitics was the driving force behind Gulf Air's rise and fall.
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I wouldn't say that's the driving force of the policy path.
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" He added that "for us the driving force is the works.
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Addressing FAA employees, Dickson said the only driving force is safety.
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Clients said Mr. Fox was the driving force behind Premier Cru.
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"That really was the driving force for this financing," he said.
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But they're a driving force in many people's phone buying designs.
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"He is the soul and driving force," Chaddha said of Chandra.
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Wade has been a driving force in American conservatism for decades.
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Essentially, Leonard was the driving force behind the massive Spurs lead.
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She has been credited as the driving force behind the merger.
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This is what my driving force is — creative process, creative opportunities.
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Consumer spending is the most important driving force in America's economy.
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The driving force now is what political scientists call negative partisanship.
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Bernie Sanders's internet army is a driving force of his campaign.
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It was her driving force and she threw everything into it.
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"THE DRIVING FORCE in my life is fear," Marc Jacobs said.
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"That is the driving force, ultimately, behind Python's success," he explains.
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She was a major driving force behind the 2011 Libya intervention.
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Pain can be a driving force, but only if there is passion.
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Oddly, tech is not the driving force in many of these ventures.
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He also highlights intentional consumers as a potential driving-force for sales.
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Ryan's work sheds light on another important driving force for transgender equality.
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Mr Abe has been the driving force behind the latest diplomatic flurry.
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Mr Khodorkovsky claimed Mr Sechin was the driving force behind the attack.
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A growing plague of corruption is a driving force behind freedom's decline.
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A: Philanthropy is a driving force in my personal and professional life.
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K-Beauty has become a driving force in the global beauty industry.
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Randall's relationship with his mother is the driving force of his life.
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Intelligence agencies should be the driving force behind a shift in priorities.
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And that was so enjoyable, to have that secret added driving force.
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Bravery is contagious, and indeed the driving force behind the #MeToo movement.
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Hassan was the driving force behind New Hampshire's bill legalizing marriage equality.
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It has also been the driving force behind the opening with Cuba.
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"The driving force for this project is the president himself," Thohir said.
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Tax reform was the main driving force for optimism in markets stateside.
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Automation is not the driving force; its depressed wages and working conditions.
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For too many career politicians, the driving force is merely getting reelected.
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Knowing that is a big driving force for me doing this work.
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Masayoshi Son, SoftBank's CEO, is the driving force behind the Vision Fund
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I used to think anxiety was a driving force in my career.
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A few giant companies have been the driving force behind the rally.
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Khatua is a major driving force behind the fund and its success.
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"Providing benefits was always the driving force for this," Ms. Kanemitsu said.
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"Foreigners are not a driving force in the market," Mr. Balabanian said.
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Pearce said the Freelancers Union was a driving force behind the law.
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Ms. Warner "absolutely deserves recognition as a driving force," Ms. Brennan said.
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Sanders' debate performance wasn't the driving force behind the outpouring of cash.
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By then, he had emerged as a driving force in nouvelle cuisine.
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When I'm on set, the makeup brings this energy, a driving force.
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"That has not been the driving force for the team," he said.
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The business community is the driving force behind North America's economic strength.
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Today agriculture is the driving force for many of our policy conversations.
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But overall, earning a big salary isn't a driving force for Yang.
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But renters have been the driving force behind the decline in mobility.
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That said, we are not the only driving force behind polar motion.
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He was a driving force behind Trump's nationalist and anti-globalization agenda.
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The current driving force behind the project is software engineer Kenan Sulayman.
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"With profound sadness, the driving force of P.M. Dawn ... has passed," it said.
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Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia was the driving force behind the headline decline.
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The quotes make Wheeler sound like he's the driving force behind the story.
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With enormous dedication and commitment he was the driving force behind the band.
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We wanted to make that the driving force of Thanos and his backstory.
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Native-born Hispanics are now the driving force behind the current population growth.
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It's a driving force in the work, or a question in the work.
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What they're saying: Staffing levels are often the driving force behind work stoppages.
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Voyeurism is the driving force behind much or maybe even most great art.
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Sometimes only one of these motives is the driving force behind a crime.
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Kiya's driving force can be boiled down to one audience member in particular.
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You haven't missed anything, the driving force behind VR innovation has just moved.
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Beyonce's fan base alone could be a major driving force for the film.
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Instead, regional and domestic politics are the driving force behind this dangerous fight.
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From freshman backbencher to a driving force in the Russia–Trump investigation, Rep.
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"Women are definitely a driving force in this massive gathering," she tells Broadly.
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But the driving force behind Fox News's anti-Mueller coverage is Sean Hannity.
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That's the driving force behind Soundcheck, a company opening its doors this morning.
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They're called influencers, and they're the driving force behind native social media marketing.
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It was simpler because individual movies were still their own primary driving force.
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The relationship between the two women is the driving force of the film.
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"You guys were the driving force in getting the word out," he said.
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For years, she has been a driving force in the W.N.B.A. players' union.
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Jokic's steady climb to stardom has been a driving force behind the attention.
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Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel w/ Pedals (PS4/PC Compatible, Refurb) $155
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Voters' perceptions of the economy are often a driving force in presidential elections.
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It's more than a gender slogan; it's a driving force in American history.
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Inglehart and Norris view animosity to cosmopolitan cultural trends as a driving force.
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These talented men and women are the driving force behind the company's success.
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"[The project] was a kind of driving force to get better," she says.
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"The driving force of the Chinese economy is mainly exports," Mr. Hua said.
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And some even forecast France to take over as the eurozone's driving force.
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I think that ignorance is the one driving force behind the youth epidemic.
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Willie Nelson, the country singer and driving force behind Farm Aid, called Mrs.
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But Morgan points to legacy as a likely driving force behind Trump's interest.
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The Vision Fund's performance has become the driving force behind SoftBank's stock gyrations.
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He says his mother was the driving force behind him becoming a lawyer.
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Corruption is the driving force that is bringing people out into the streets.
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Pornography has often been the driving force in the adoption of new tech.
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Tatum was the Celtics' driving force for the better part of three periods.
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A movie like 6 Underground could be a driving force in international territories.
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This reality was a driving force behind the creation of NAEI in 2012.
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Either way, it remains a driving force in demographics and retirement decision-making.
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And, the driving force was not a founding father -- it was Abe Lincoln.
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He has been the driving force behind many of its hard-line positions.
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Technology is the driving force of this conversation, and yet, in the wake of Sandy Hook and every other mass shooting in recent memory, maybe the real driving force surrounding the gun debate is the endless violence enabled by current laws.
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"We have to start thinking about how that is the driving force behind culture."
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The driving force appears to be shared concern over Iran's expansion in the region.
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It wasn't really thought of as being such an important driving force for organization.
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That doesn't mean they aren't sensitive to promotions, but that isn't the driving force.
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Curtis Nicholson tells PEOPLE that DeLeon's family was a driving force in their investigation.
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Do you think it will continue to be a driving force in our culture?
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"In the context of early Earth, sunlight would be the driving force," Jülicher said.
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My ultimate goal, my driving force is to get that law back into play.
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While most games have a single driving force, in Concrete Genie, there are several.
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The driving force behind "Finding Dory" was an audience of young and female viewers.
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In the post-war car boom, women became a driving force in the marketplace.
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But that murder is the novel's driving force, the thing that keeps it going.
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"That's probably where I get my driving force from: having immigrant parents," says Daoheung.
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Mr Curtis: Of course, racism is in there but it's not the driving force.
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The latter, they find, is the driving force in the growth of global wealth.
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The driving force is now an audacious, talented and globally minded generation of entrepreneurs.
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It's also the driving force behind Extinction, Netflix's latest end-of-the-world fare.
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The foundation bearing his name is a driving force for green policies in France.
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"That was a big, driving force in wanting to tackle this space," he explains.
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The economy is definitely one of them, but it is not a driving force.
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One driving force behind the renovation was to put artworks into proper historical context.
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Castor is a driving force behind accessibility of Apple products, especially for blind users.
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The STB has affirmed that the driving force of the American economy is competition.
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The struggle to make independent artwork today was a driving force during this filmmaking.
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Technological innovation has been the driving force of workplace change for over two decades.
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The platform has been a driving force in his insurgent presidential candidacy in 2016.
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Was that not the driving force in establishing the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency?
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The Rubin revelation was the driving force behind the legal action, the lawsuit said.
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For some, it becomes a driving force to prevent it from happening to others.
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This trend is the driving force behind the widening wealth inequality in the country.
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The former special education teacher was the driving force behind Tom's pursuit of acting.
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Their latest ad campaign could be the driving force toward clinching an immigration deal.
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Pity's a driving force in my economic security, if you wanna call it that.
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But it's sort of the driving force and super important to what we do.
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Comstock was a driving force behind an effort to put further restrictions on Huawei.
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But she was the heart and soul and driving force behind research into Huntington's.
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America's startups are the driving force behind new job creation in the United States.
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Its driving force is a Russian fertilizer giant that has ties to the Kremlin.
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Third-party services are the driving force behind the delivery boom in recent years.
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If there wasn't any competition or a driving force then things could get stagnant.
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Brees was the driving force in the New Orleans Saints' 2010 Super Bowl win.
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Snyder told me that "design integration" was the driving force behind the Allant+ lineup.
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And pleasing his base on immigration has been a driving force of his presidency.
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Mr. Price has routinely argued that patients are the driving force behind his efforts.
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Two major factors provide the driving force for this illicit trade: corruption and tradition.
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A growing market for clean energy isn't the only driving force behind the company's success.
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Its incredible versatility allows it to be the driving force behind many widely-used applications.
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And it is the country's "thirst and hunger" for connectivity that is the driving force.
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He's been a driving force behind sanctions against Russian oligarchs in the U.S. and Europe.
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He is widely viewed as the driving force behind the administration's hardest-line immigration policies.
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The hypothesis has been the driving force behind Alzheimer's research for more than 20 years.
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And Laura Dern's Last Jedi character might be a driving force behind one of them.
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My husband and partner Bruce Helford has been a driving force in the gallery's growth.
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On Monday, crude oil prices were the biggest driving force in currency markets, analysts said.
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Access to the internet and connectivity is the driving force for the 4th industrial revolution.
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He is also widely seen as the driving force behind Saudi Arabia's intervention in Yemen.
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The company also cited same-store sales as a driving force behind its revenue growth.
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Bun says Scooter Braun, who was a driving force behind Manchester, is at the helm.
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He also believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin was the driving force behind those efforts.
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Suicide is not a joke, nor should it ever be a driving force for views.
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Driving force: A Saudi woman completes a driving course in Jeddah on March 7, 2018.
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VARNEY: Bernie Sanders is now the intellectual, ideological, driving force of the Democratic Party pic.twitter.
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These days, word of mouth is no longer the driving force of the tourism industry.
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Get smart: Prices remain the major driving force behind the country's ballooning health care tab.
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After all, the driving force of evolution is survival of the fittest, not the friendliest.
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Development of private and state lands has been the driving force behind this energy resurgence.
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A lot of the monsters in those episodes were the driving force of the story.
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O'Rourke was the driving force behind the Honor Our Commitment Act, which is now law.
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The two-year graft investigation into Petrobras is the driving force behind Brazil's political turbulence.
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Military activities have long been the driving force behind the ban on eastern Gulf drilling.
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It was as if Palmer were wordlessly conveying that he remained the tournament's driving force.
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Even so, it's not entirely clear that judicial nominations are a driving force in elections.
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Disaffected white voters without college degrees have been the driving force in all of them.
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The driving force is the Outlaws, set up in 2007 as a hardcore national fanclub.
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She is a driving force behind much of the breaking news on the Trump administration.
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The president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, was the administration's driving force behind the bill.
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He said in an interview that Mr. Roginsky had immediately become the movement's driving force.
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The star and driving force behind the "Deadpool" films has long been racked by anxiety.
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Always remember: McConnell's driving force is maintaining his Senate majority and keeping his conference together.
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Millennials are expected to be a driving force behind the US housing market in 2020.
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It is the driving force behind ObamaCare's narrow networks and the exclusion of premier hospitals.
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So I can say that they are the driving force that keeps our music going.
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Secondly, that narcissism -- writ large -- is the driving force of the positions of political parties.
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Ives said the main driving force behind the in-car infotainment movement is the consumer.
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John Bolton, Trump's hawkish national security adviser, is seen as the driving force behind this.
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Mr. Frost was the driving force behind this recording of Messiaen's mystical, wild-eyed quartet.
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Those bubbles of clear and immediate truth were my driving force when I was younger.
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Alex Ovechkin remains the Capitals' driving force, but Beagle is the team's most versatile player.
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While Lore acknowledged this upside, he insisted it's not the driving force behind the decision.
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Browder was a driving force behind a U.S. law targeting Russian officials over human rights abuses.
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Now, the only driving force she's got left is rage, bitterness and a desire for revenge.
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It has been the driving force behind the upgrading that should help the PRD withstand competition.
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Endemic violence and crime continue to be a driving force for Central Americans leaving their homes.
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Elbaz was widely credited with infusing new life into the brand and being its driving force.
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S. trade relations can become a powerful driving force for sustained growth of the global economy.
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Pure wireless power will be the driving force behind propelling these transformative experiences generated by IoT.
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At many companies, activist hedge funds are the driving force behind carve-outs and break ups.
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In France, where directorial vision is generally considered the driving force in theater, it's a conundrum.
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And with international teams competing for a shot at the moon, we're exploring their driving force.
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Even as spacecraft evolve and designs change, Orion DNA will be the driving force behind everything.
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Aaron Easterly took it over as CEO, and he's been the driving force behind its success.
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Octopath Traveler has no central conflict to speak of, no driving force pushing its protagonists together.
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But it was Harvey who became the face and the driving force behind Burning Man's expansion.
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Fear of a global slowdown is the driving force for the recent action in the market.
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The smartphone took convergence from the organizing principle of industry to the driving force of revolution.
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According to U.S. officials, Trump is the driving force on this issue and is personally involved.
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Mystery, the driving force behind the entire Star Wars saga, began anew in The Force Awakens.
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In this cycle, we believe the driving force will be a shift towards pro-business policymaking.
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It's arguably the main reason for Zappos' success, and it's a driving force behind political uprisings.
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Asia is the "driving force" behind global retail expansion this year, the retail report's authors wrote.
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Noisey: On first listen your striking lyrics are the driving force behind many of these songs.
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We're the face of the restaurant and the driving force for the restaurant to generate revenue.
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These claim are not ancillary to Donald Trump's candidacy, they are a driving force behind it.
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Once the driving force of the EU, the French are now among its most Eurosceptic citizens.
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One prominent tax lawyer called SALT cap-avoidance a "driving force" behind the surge in interest.
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This was the driving force behind the original concept of the Bauhaus as envisioned by Gropius.
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They have, however, lost an important ally since Britain was a driving force behind previous cuts.
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While he's no longer in Congress, Dana Rohrabacher was a driving force behind the strongman caucus.
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This worldview unites the group online and is/has been assuredly the driving force of recruitment.
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Just that really gives me so much driving force to stay on top of my depression.
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You arrive there; it's the negation of the comedy, and it's the driving force behind it.
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It's the driving force of everything, it's in our DNA probably for and against our will.
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Huawei admits that bringing the watch's weight down was a driving force in the design process.
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The driving force behind my business is to put money into the hands of Indian farmers.
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Russia remains a driving force, but researchers also discovered numerous copycats, particularly on the far right.
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"I personally feel the real driving force in his heart is fame and fortune," he said.
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Macron also said radical Islamism was a driving force of anti-Semitism in France's multicultural neighborhoods.
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The social justice theme is also the driving force behind the Wagner Foundation, which she runs.
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It was also a driving force behind IBM's $34 billion purchase of Red Hat last year.
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Rather, advancement in inter-Korean relations is the driving force behind denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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Young shoppers like Ms. Roark are the driving force behind a boom in the cosmetics industry.
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Those were a driving force behind the people asking, do I actually know what I'm using?
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The effort to rectify those mistakes and get retribution becomes a driving force of the finale.
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Many believe the foundation's future will depend on Mr. Clinton, now 70, always its driving force.
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Cornyn has been a driving force in the GOP for strengthening background checks since the Nov.
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That is such a massive, driving force in who I am and what my platform represents.
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"The driving force tends to be the pedagogical side," Mr. Bout, the Google education executive, said.
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"Video is a massively huge driving force," he said in an interview with CNN this month.
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Movie stars are rarely the driving force behind a movie's success anymore (unless you're Dwayne Johnson).
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That, limited as it is, has been the driving force of the FBI's work to now.
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The driving force for that is Trump's threat to veto any omnibus that comes his way.
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Yet control of immigration was seen by many as the driving force behind the Brexit vote.
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Now, the crown prince is seen as the driving force behind the effort to isolate Qatar.
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" National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell remembered Stern as "a driving force in sports for decades.
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The driving force behind his innovations was the positive impact they would have on people and world.
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Gelsinger told "Squawk Alley " that the public cloud has been a driving force of growth for VMware.
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Since then Rubí's mother has become the driving force behind efforts to find the missing young woman.
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In both instances, China was a driving force behind the lower-than-expected numbers, the company said.
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Apple says this universal, customizable accessibility is the driving force behind its innovations for people with disabilities.
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Luna was a driving force in one of the most creative times for the Centro, he added.
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But Reynolds is a creative pioneer as well, being the driving force behind Deadpool's big screen success.
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"I wanted to make sure I would be the driving force economically for the family," he says.
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It was the driving force behind the passage of the original Violence Against Women Act of 1994.
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Christian, the husband, was the driving force behind the adoption, while his wife Claudine was initially reluctant.
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Petty was the group's lead singer, songwriter and driving force, but the band split its income equally.
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It's an antoxidant and anti-inflammatory, and the driving force of most diseases in America is inflammation.
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It was Nisha's move back to Tanzania in 2016 that was the driving force behind Industrie Africa.
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His party was a driving force behind the impeachment of Fernando Collor, the president of the day.
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Dr. Erik Seiffert is the driving force behind what he insists is not a scientific snipe hunt.
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That opportunity appears to be a driving force in the launch of Andy Rubin's new Essential phone.
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Acclaimed theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku has argued that immigration is the driving force behind America's success.
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It was hinted back in season 1, when Lucious's ALS was the driving force of the plot.
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Khrushchev and Beria were the ultimate frenemies, and their relationship is the driving force of the film.
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While they love all of the characters, Nia is the "driving force" of the story, explains Lieberman.
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Yao, the group's low-profile but ambitious chairman, was the driving force behind the prolonged takeover battle.
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Indeed China accuses the United States of being the driving force behind the "militarisation" of the sea.
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Fonda said that fighting for women in the workplace has been a driving force of her career.
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Another driving force for the reduction in fragmentation could be the Nexus suite of phones and tablets.
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It evolved into a driving force in the airline industry with routes all over the United States.
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Ms. Brammall, 47, the manager of the Australian Opal Center, is the driving force behind the plan.
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Because it's the mentality that's been the driving force behind literally every financial success that we've experienced.
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It is going to be the driving force behind Russian external behavior for many years to come.
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Climate action has long become a driving force for jobs and a guarantee for sustainable economic development.
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George B. Kaiser, the driving force behind the acquisition, is far from the cult of rabid Dylandom.
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The services index also disappointed, challenging hopes consumption would take over from industry as the driving force.
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" Lack of opportunities emerged as the driving force behind their employment: "There's not enough work in Ukraine.
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"Big banks are a driving force of fiscal evasion," said Aurelie Trouve, a spokeswoman for Attac France.
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But my theory is that emojis are the main driving force when it comes to iOS updates.
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Despite her financial success, Pansino says money has never been a driving force behind her content creation.
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Now we must become the driving force of our own destinies, able to make our own decisions.
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It is the fifth largest in the world, making it a driving force in the national economy.
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"Between D.J. LeMahieu and Gleyber Torres, they've been the driving force," Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman said.
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Like everything Nonoo creates, sustainability and simplicity are the driving force behind the MN x Hatch collaboration.
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Data is a driving force behind TGI Fridays, explained the chain's senior director of digital Chris Hansen.
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Sara Clemens, the chief operating officer and a driving force behind its acquisition strategy, resigned in December.
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The lieutenant governor, Mr. Patrick, who has been the driving force behind the bill, effectively forced Gov.
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All of this comes across beautifully in de Armas' performance as the driving force of the film.
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Most significantly, Ms. Merkel was the driving force behind the March 2016 Turkey-European Union refugee deal.
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This desire for something distinct has been the driving force behind Bitcoin adoption since the very beginning.
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"The continued modernization of our military is a strong driving force for high growth industries," he said.
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IPhone sales have been the main driving force for Apple shares since their release in June 2007.
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Linda absolutely served her purpose, however, as the driving force behind setting up the season to come.
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A driving force behind the cybersecurity skill shortage might be unrealistic expectations of the higher education system.
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Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Al Safadi has also been a driving force behind the Arab League's response.
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These actions amounted to an unprecedented attack on small businesses — the driving force behind the American economy.
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Simply put, race should not be the driving force when determining where Hartford children go to school.
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He was a driving force behind the invasion of Iraq; an architect of the War on Terror.
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But she also cited fear over becoming "the bread-bag girl" as a driving force for productivity.
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Indeed, throughout Fire and Fury, Wolff's sources paint Kushner as perhaps the driving force behind Comey's firing.
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The driving force of the browning of America is no longer immigration but birth and death rates.
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This is true with every video game that relies on some kind of violence as its driving force.
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As a driving force of the economy, tech could end up creating a deeper racial and class divide.
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Across the smartphone industry, virtual reality is the driving force behind the next generation of features and technology.
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The Driving Force: Much like Alexander Hamilton, Miranda has always been as scrappy and hungry as they come.
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He's also the driving force behind Loop, an innovative service he likens to a 2000st century milk man.
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A massive, critical, and driving force in our world, vast and deep, supporting all life, is the ocean.
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Many have returned to China to work and are a driving force of innovation and high-tech development.
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Convenience is what built Amazon's empire, and it's still the driving force behind everything the company does today.
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All of that comes with the territory when you're the driving force that brought Android into the world.
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But in the blockchain community, Beller is known as the original driving force behind Facebook's push into cryptocurrency.
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At least one of these three motives is the driving force behind every homicide, theft, burglary and robbery.
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Crown Prince Mohammed has also reportedly been a driving force behind the Gulf countries' efforts to isolate Qatar.
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Yeah, there's a part of that that's motivation, for sure, but it wasn't a driving force for us.
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The first big "twist" of the finale is that Ofelia, a driving force in the show, is discarded.
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Prosecutor Kym Worthy has been the driving force behind raising funding to get all of the kits tested.
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The Saudis were the driving force behind last year's OPEC production cut deal, which hasn't served them well.
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But he deemed his Kick Drum sound the driving force and left me out of all shared credit.
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"E-commerce has become really the main driving force in the luxury goods market in China," he said.
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Margrethe Vestager, EU Competition Commissioner: Vestager has been the driving force behind the increased crackdown on big tech.
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At Apple, design is the driving force, with manufacturing and engineering fully dialed in to support that vision.
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It is no secret that Trump is the driving force behind this year's reconfigured coalition on the right.
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That is a stunning call to action and is the driving force behind CHF's strategic thinking and planning.
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Sunday's march singled-out Justice Secretary Rimsky Yuen, seen as the driving force behind many of the prosecutions.
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He said President Obama, once he hits the campaign trail, will be a driving force behind that effort.
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All my performances come from the same impulse, a driving force that today I feel stronger than ever.
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But they're also a signal that volume — not value — is the driving force in the business of healthcare.
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He is the driving force behind this as the crown prince doing this for his father, the king.
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As OMB director, Mulvaney is the driving force behind the president's budget and influences regulations and government procurement.
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Currently, a driving force of mass migration is conflict, which continues to uproot Syrians, Iraqis, Afghans and Yemenis.
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The 34-year-old was previously identified as the driving force behind the Trump administration's controversial immigration policies.
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Your need for freedom will be the driving force behind the changes at the end of the month.
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Japanese men may be the driving force of bitcoin's wild surge, a strategist at Deutsche Bank said Thursday.
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The driving force on Super Tuesday was a strong desire, particularly among older voters, to beat President Trump.
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The Valpolicella consortium acknowledges that Ripasso is the driving force in sales from this region of the Veneto.
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In West's case, his driving force seems to be an antipathy to standard-issue African-American political loyalties.
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We also strongly reject the notion that somehow the United States was the driving force behind this resolution.
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Jones, whose work on race earned her the prestigious MacArthur Fellowship, was driving force behind the 1619 Project.
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David Berman, the songwriter best known as the driving force behind Silver Jews, died tragically earlier this month.
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Under that scenario, it will be important to support consumers, the driving force in the economy, Evans said.
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It's no accident that three women have become the driving force behind the effort to unseat the president.
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Former President Barack Obama was a driving force behind negotiating the accord, which went into force in 2016.
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Trump officials initially cited Rosenstein's letter — and his above-politics reputation — as the driving force behind Trump's decision.
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Mr. Zuma also spoke of "white monopoly capital" as being a driving force behind calls for his resignation.
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The cut also helps Mr. Mnuchin jockey for position as the driving force behind the tax overhaul effort.
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Your driving force is your eagerness to build a safe and happy home life, making you quite industrious.
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And behind the scenes, she has been a driving force in recruiting an Uber board member and executives.
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It sounds counterintuitive — how can you stick to a budget or an exercise plan without a driving force?
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In his years in exile, Mr. Azzawi proved that Iraq was still the driving force behind his work.
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I wondered whether his isolation was a driving force of his premature death, not just an unhappy circumstance.
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They're a good concept and a driving force in the game, yet they're fundamentally mismatched with Borderlands' world.
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In a harbinger of things to come, it was Abed's narration that served as the episode's driving force.
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This time it was chief strategist Steve Bannon, a driving force behind his nationalist and anti-globalisation agenda.
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The driving force of love here feels like complicity, a collusion of intents rather than obsessive sexual preoccupation.
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The mogul was the driving force behind the Apple deal, according to two executives close to Mr. Murdoch.
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Then, as now, Murdoch's more image-conscious sons were reported to be a driving force behind the firing.
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And then, suddenly, Cassandra is murdered and her death is a major driving force for the next few episodes.
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TRUMP SUPPORTS NFL&aposS DECISION ON NATIONAL ANTHEM POLICY Trump last week said "the people" were the driving force.
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For Apple, perhaps the biggest driving force for iPhone sales hinges upon a meeting set to take place today.
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While utility-scale customers were a driving force, residential solar still makes up a substantial portion of new growth.
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Of course, love has been a driving force of silver-screen storytelling since the first days of silent cinema.
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But she quoted a friend as saying that "it truly became the dominant, driving force" in Ms. Macklowe's life.
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But the real driving force behind the surge is the whopping 21990-point swing to Labour among under-221s.
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Lyft says the driving force in rolling out these changes is to save time for both customers and drivers.
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Despite this pressure, Apple says that such legislation wasn't the driving force in the adoption of its new program.
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Pop owns the Emporium Galorium hardware store, and he's the driving force behind much of the town's shady business.
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At Moreover, Angus was one of the main advocates and driving force for the mass adoption of RSS feeds.
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The meaning is simple: It means the driving force behind all of our activities is focused on patient needs.
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Chinese dealmaking has been the driving force behind overall activity, with 173 deals worth $128.7 billion announced so far.
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"This has the potential to significantly reduce costs in diagnostics, which is a fundamental driving force in transforming healthcare."
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Patriarchy and sex-based oppression are real, and they remain the driving force behind the invisibility of black lesbians.
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President Trump and members of his administration are, after all, the driving force behind the crackdown at the border.
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Merkel was the driving force in Europe behind TTIP, which has been under negotiation for more than three years.
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Developer Stone Librande, who previously worked on The Sims and SimCity, was a driving force behind Mechs vs. Minions.
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I think greed has been the driving force of his life, but now he can be a passive investor.
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It was the meme-makers at 4/chan, not the RNC, who were driving force behind the Trump campaign.
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The army spokesman brushed aside any suggestions the military's hidden hand was the driving force behind the corruption investigation.
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As a price taker, Gonzalez doesn't see Mexico as a driving force in the price of oil, he said.
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At that time, many traditional games companies didn't believe mobile/online games could become the driving force for games.
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"My driving force when I compete are the soldiers that I get to serve," Marks said at the time.
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The real driving force behind Crimes of Grindelwald seems to be a burning desire to set up a sequel.
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Not everyone who uses ends up using frequently or "problematically," but use does become a driving force for some.
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Bannon, a self-described economic nationalist, was widely seen as a driving force behind Trump's populist brand of conservatism.
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An investor and driving force behind the accelerator was Alexandria Real Estate Equities, which develops life science research facilities.
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But the 40-year-old Barragán has embraced the role of underdog and taps it as a driving force.
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"Teen angst can be a powerful and important driving force in society, for instance the Arab spring," he said.
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In his announcement, Corker cited his commitment to being a citizen legislator as the driving force behind his decision.
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But for low- to moderate-income Americans, additional income is likely the driving force for working into advanced age.
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It looks like funding leverage will be the driving force at the expense of meaningful social and economic impact.
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More specifically, they cite the potential economic implications of either candidate winning as the driving force behind the drop.
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In the political marketplace, ideas matter in terms of the outcome, even if they were not the driving force.
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An orchestrated standoff between he and 50 Cent was the driving force in both of their third albums' promotion.
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He is a driving force behind our ability as a business to establish a commercial relationship quickly and effectively.
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But the driving force here isn't the waning of Christianity but the politicized sorting of it, and much else.
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We still expect Asia-Pacific to be behind the driving force behind long term growth in global defense spending.
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The driving force behind solar's ability to stand on its own is innovation — both on cost and business models.
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Danielle Williams is a driving force in efforts to establish communities for people of color who enjoy outdoor sports.
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But the real focus of the business is now on the subscription business, which is the main driving force.
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Chatbot titles that put eccentric characters at their core seem to be the main driving force behind the genre.
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The combination differs in each instance, and undoubtedly the first of those explanations is almost always a driving force.
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It is the driving force behind public health policies like mandatory calorie counts on restaurant menus and food labels.
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World Cup champions tend to have a driving force in the middle of the field who runs the operation.
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Gideon Kidd of Cedar Falls is the driving force behind one of the larger social media megaphones in Iowa.
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Parliamentarian Pauline Latham, a driving force behind the bill, said she would be talking to ministers to galvanise support.
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Peter Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal and an early Facebook investor, was a driving force behind the meeting.
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Under leaders like Yitzhak Rabin, Labour was a driving force in Israel's efforts to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Driving the industrial revolution It is not the first time cars have been the driving force in modernizing manufacturing.
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"Mental health, and more importantly, a lack of morality, is the driving force behind this epidemic," Norman told CNN.
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He said things like Trump's declaration that Mexico was sending in rapists showed the "driving force" behind his politics.
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Mr. Freitas do Amaral, a professor of law, was a driving force behind a new constitution approved in 1982.
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Mr. Manafort mentioned William F. Browder, who managed investment funds and was the driving force behind the Magnitsky Act.
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Saudi Arabia's foreign policy turned more aggressive after Prince Mohammed, then 29, emerged as its driving force in 2015.
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"I have to know why I'm doing something, which has always been a driving force for me," she said.
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Introduced in 1977, the Apple II is best known for making Apple a driving force in a new industry.
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Mr. Navalny was the driving force behind large street protests in 2011, 403 and 2013 that unnerved Mr. Putin.
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Ms. Redstone, who was a driving force behind the removal of Mr. Dauman, continued to publicly advocate the deal.
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It was the driving force behind the GOP tax cuts, and it is the rationale for our trade policies.
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For Cesarani no less than for Saul Friedländer or Ian Kershaw, Hitler's obsessive hatred was still the driving force.
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From microgrids to smart homes, the way energy is produced and consumed is changing, with technology the driving force.
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YouTube the company isn't really the driving force behind these changes in the trends and norms of television, though.
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Collectively, the area suffered over $140 billion in damage, and tourism, the region's main economic driving force, nose-dived.
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But they're also a signal that volume — not value — is the driving force in the business of health care.
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Staffers said Flanna was the driving force behind the demands, accusations the OCE also heard, according to its report.
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I've always worked with people under the LGBTQ umbrella and their visibility has been my number one driving force.
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EZRA: Republicans will create in Democrats the same kind of driving force that "repeal and replace" created in Republicans.
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His relationship with Frank is really the driving force of the season, so how did you go about adapting him?
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Public pressure has been the driving force of pollution policy in China, and it shows no sign of letting up.
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The film's driving force is the emotion – a promise to his father and how he keeps it all his life.
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She was a driving force behind the binding referendum in which voters had the final say under Swiss direct democracy.
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"The driving force of our coming debt crisis are out of control health care programs that are collapsing," he added.
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Ashley Graham continues to be a driving force behind the body positive movement currently taking hold of the fashion industry.
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If beauty was taken away, I think I would die in a way, so it's really my driving force everyday.
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Anna's style was a driving force in her business, and life, and it is a part of who she is.
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Calvin Gibbs, the staff sergeant whom the documentary presents as a driving force behind the killings, received a life sentence.
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Here, Steven's sexuality will be a part of who he is — but not the driving force behind his entire storyline.
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In fact, if Anchor's self-reported numbers are to be believed, it's been a major driving force for new podcasts.
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He said he had established a good working relationship with Bailey, who remains the creative driving force behind the brand.
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Brooke is the driving force behind the episode, despite her hatred of Lionel, and Lionel rightfully recognizes her hard work.
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Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson, who was the driving force for organizing Team Trees, made two separate donations adding up to $210.7,002.
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The intimacy of specific spaces on the internet is still a powerful driving force in building awareness and promoting brands.
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I don't know whether Justice Scalia was the driving force behind this highly unusual intervention in an ongoing regulatory review.
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Mijente, and Gonzalez, have been a major driving force behind anti-ICE protests of companies like Microsoft, Salesforce, and Palantir.
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Jerry Falwell, founded Liberty University in the 1970s and was a driving force in the "religious right" of that era.
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Just as Kubrick was the driving force behind his movie, Campbell served as the center of his stable of writers.
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The importance of effective sex education is, of course, well documented, and it was a driving force in this research.
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Loretta Weinberg, who was a driving force behind both bills, has said she hopes the legislation will help spur research.
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Before, the driving force of my political activism was a faith that said God wants us to live moral lives.
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You could attach a bunch of different names to it, but clearly that is a big driving force of this.
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The caring parent in the background is an archetype that's rarely the driving force of primary or secondary plot lines.
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Jazz music is an American art form, and a big part of the driving force behind it was its inclusivity.
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While La Belle is filled with women, as we've pointed out, the driving force here is men and their stories.
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Confusing efficiency with beauty During the Machine Age, the demand for efficiency became the driving force of the modern era.
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One is that technology is now a driving force shaping the world – think the Trump-Russia scandal, Cambridge Analytica, etc.
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The First Lady is also the driving force behind ThriveNYC, an organization striving to reform health care in the city.
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Symbolism isn't everything in politics, but in recent elections it has usually been the driving force behind third-party voting.
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Bayrock was the driving force behind a Trump-branded luxury residential and hotel project in Lower Manhattan called Trump SoHo.
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Manufacturing serves as a driving force behind America's ability to innovate and remains key to our continued prosperity and competitiveness.
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Nipsey was a driving force in his community ... inspiring people to make South L.A. better by both words and deeds.
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He became a driving force in GamerGate, which vaulted him to cult future status on certain parts of the internet.
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Latino entrepreneurs have emerged as a driving force for the U.S. economy, strengthening communities and inspiring future generations of Americans.
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"Freedom of speech ends where the criminal law begins," said Justice Minister Heiko Maas, the driving force behind the bill.
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I'm glad John Singleton is acknowledging this in his latest creation by making women a driving force behind the action.
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Roderick, described by industry and company insiders as more salesman than engineer, was the driving force behind Toshiba's nuclear ambitions.
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Facebook's versatility may be the driving force behind its high rates of adoption among this subset of small-business owners.
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The outrage has been fierce enough to put the telecom industry, the driving force behind the bill, on the defensive.
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FAO said limited export supplies from Europe, caused by strong internal demand, was the main driving force behind the increase.
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"This generation continues to be the driving force for change," said Marva Smalls, Viacom's executive vice president of global inclusion.
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To stymie the opposition, Definers painted liberal donor George Soros as the driving force behind some groups critical of Facebook.
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But the driving force behind this lethality upgrade is that the SBCT is still an infantry-centric force, Hills said.
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Wilfried W.'s lawyer said the former couple were at odds over who was the driving force behind the crimes.
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While many have asserted that human activity is the driving force behind climate change, this is far from 'settled science.
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VICE's Ben Makuch investigates the origins of these militia groups and explores the driving force behind the militia movement today.
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As the driving force for the organization's social media visibility, she's forever hungry for DedSec to go further, faster, harder.
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Sarunas says it's amazing, even if money is the driving force behind the change from a traditionally white male lead.
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As its founder, CEO and chairman, Masayoshi Son is SoftBank's all-in-one grand visionary, driving force, and public face.
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"Sidney Toledano is the driving force behind the huge success of Christian Dior Couture around the world," Mr. Arnault said.
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"Andy was the creative and driving force, but he also had an incredible team behind him," he said in 2000.
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He was later a driving force behind the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, raising $21962 million for its construction.
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It's the women she's interacting with, who are basically the driving force behind community life, the engine behind the story.
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At the time, the company's executive chairman, Jim Dolan, cited the Christmas Spectacular as a driving force of the gains.
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In the meantime, however, the future looks bright for camera imaging, and Google remains a driving force on that front.
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If the eventual vote is tied, Chairman Wolfgang Reitzle, the driving force behind the merger, will have a casting vote.
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Again, her songwriting prowess is the driving force: Each story is a dramatic teleplay inspired by one of Parton's songs.
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It is the productivity gains that result from such innovation that have been the driving force of the United States.
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Kalanick has undoubtedly been a driving force in Uber's skyrocketing valuation, which now approaches $68 billion, according to CB Insights.
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Our reporters' and editors' news judgment remains the driving force behind the decisions we make for story promotion and distribution.
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David was a driving force in sports for decades and helped the NBA soar to new heights around the world.
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That's been the driving force behind the growing commercialization of space and the rapid rise of the small satellite industry.
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But talks are ongoing -- and a driving force behind them will be positioning for the Senate floor consideration next week.
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Steeped in this knowledge, he became, in the opinion of the Trial Chamber, a driving force behind the murder enterprise.
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Anthony Levandowski is a brilliant engineer and the driving force behind the business deal that ultimately led to Waymo's lawsuit.
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The UK Independence Party, the UK's far-right nationalist party that was the driving force behind the Brexit referendum, collapsed.
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The driving force behind the rally was Rizieq Shihab, the fiery leader of the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), a vigilante group.
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A variety of factors contributed to the passing of the bill, but the main driving force was that of grassroots action.
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The actress added that living well for her son is the driving force that keeps her motivated in the best way.
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And while the Bachelor producers are clearly the driving force between their onscreen fallout, Colton isn't exactly keeping the peace either.
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Galvin said that while states can and have been a driving force on financial regulation, a strong national regulator is better.
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Like the other experts interviewed for this story, Garcia believes trade talks were never the driving force behind the Huawei prosecution.
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Greg Abbott's office pushed for details and may have been the driving force behind a failed GOP-led voter purge effort.
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Google has been at the heart of it all, as a constant driving force in the community and the broader CNCF.
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When I was in film school and when I was younger, my driving force was to be a dead-serious filmmaker.
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Alongside its work on the Steam storefront and games like Dota 2, Valve has been a driving force in virtual reality.
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In a statement sent to BuzzFeed News via email, Kahiu said the constitutional violations were the driving force behind the lawsuit.
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But if there is a blue wave this year, the real driving force will be the country's politically moderate suburban women.
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When you attach stakes to the assessment, it "becomes the driving force of what goes on in the classroom," she added.
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The cover's main headline, "Driving Force," in addition to the setup of the shoot, references the changing laws around women driving.
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Their shared goal of delivering critical medical supplies in a more efficient manner was the driving force behind the team-up.
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Brexit updates have been the driving force behind a roller-coaster ride for the domestic market over the last few weeks.
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When he proposed FERPA in 1974, Buckley cited the Watergate scandal and the government's abuse of power as his driving force.
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One of these young, socially-engaged scientists was biologist Barry Commoner, who became a driving force in the modern environmental movement.
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"This will be a significant driving force in pushing legalization to other states, at the federal level, and beyond," Larson said.
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Kim Kardashian, the driving force behind the family's acceptance of Chyna, leads her over to say hi to Kylie and Tyga.
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Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy has also been a driving force behind raising funding to get all of the kits tested.
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Its September press release described Reaugh as a driving force behind the Jaunt XR Platform, a VR and AR distribution system.
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"The theory of relativity occurred to me by intuition, and music is the driving force behind this intuition," Albert Einstein reflected.
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She was also the driving force behind an annual summerlong series of dance nights with live music in different dance genres.
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Under Armour is focused on growing its footwear sales, and its celebrity endorsements have so far been a positive driving force.
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"Facebook has been a driving force in open source for years, sharing many critical pieces of technology with the broader community."
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Killing Nazis feels good, but that only took me so far after the driving force of the main narrative fell away.
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The truth is undeniable: cities are shaping the next chapter in America's history, and the digital economy is a driving force.
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This beautiful moment suggests that the bottom line does not always have to be the driving force behind a successful venture.
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Those issues include gun control, which he's said will be the driving force behind his political decisions in the coming year.
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Saudi Arabia's newly appointed Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, 31, is widely seen as a driving force behind the country's reforms.
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We're told the property's architecture was the driving force in making it landmark worthy, and any remodeling will be super tricky.
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But, as the documentary episode directed by Fisher Stevens explains, the driving force in Trump's career has been his actual confidence.
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If you ask the Chicago Cubs, however, talent is the driving force behind their ascension through the NL Central this season.
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Rick Perry is endorsing Ted Cruz for president -- and his disdain for Donald Trump appears to have been a driving force.
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The driving force in the FFC has been the Sudanese Professionals Association, which rose to prominence coordinating the protests against Bashir.
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The tech industry is the driving force of innovation and will bring our country into its next era of sustainable growth.
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"The experience is just so powerful that it becomes a major driving force in our lives," said Russo, describing eclipse-heads.
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Bannon, who was widely considered to be the driving force behind Trump's nationalist and hardline immigration stances, was fired last week.
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The #MeToo movement continues to be a driving force in society thanks to brave female victims and loutish men like Trump.
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Bayer's non-executive Chairman Werner Wenning was a driving force of the Monsanto deal, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Essentialism in Catherine isn't just the driving force of its transphobia; it's also a system of belief that excuses male behavior.
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Board member Arianna Huffington has been a driving force behind former Attorney General Eric Holder's investigation into sexual harassment at Uber.
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As Mr. Bratton leaves, some officials have praised him as a driving force in lowering crime and modernizing the Police Department.
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And by summarizing who'll do what by when, you'll move the topic matter forward, serving as a driving force toward progress.
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As both Wasserman and Cohn note, demographics are a driving force behind a potential electoral vote–popular vote split in 2020.
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Esraa Abdel-Fattah had co-founded the April 6 Youth Movement, which became a driving force of the 2011 street protests.
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He was also the driving force behind monthlong BAPS festivals held across the United States, events that helped recruit new devotees.
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"I see no one who writes anything in which the driving force is a woman," she told the BBC last year.
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In January 2019, Saudi Arabia set up a company, also called Neom, to be the driving force behind the building effort.
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For the past 40 years, Congress has been the driving force behind evolving U.S. commitments to promote human rights and democracy.
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Consumer spending, the biggest part of the economy, has been the driving force of the longest economic expansion in U.S. history.
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Obama was a driving force behind that agreement, pledging a 26 percent to 85033 percent reduction in U.S. emissions by 2025.
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The nation was once racked by a tuberculosis epidemic, one of the worst in which H.I.V. was not the driving force.
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The main obstacle, the Europeans say, is their ally, and the driving force behind the historic nuclear agreement, the United States.
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He's also a driving force behind Dunn's development into an All-American and likely top-10 selection in June's NBA Draft.
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The only player to win a postseason series was Lucic with the Oilers, and he wasn't exactly a driving force there.
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He says, what they built, and Benioff was a driving force, was a great environment for building, marketing and delivering software.
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The executive stepped into the role in 1995 and served as a driving force in establishing LG as an electronics powerhouse.
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"He believed I was the driving force to getting Joe fired because I painted Sandusky out of the mural," Pilato said.
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And we did a deep dive on the driving force behind the proposal — the 222-year-old presidential adviser, Stephen Miller.
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In the meantime, Mr. Mitchell appears to be a driving force behind the anti-union litigation, suggesting a well-coordinated effort.
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Pavel Shvets, the founder of Uppa Winery and the driving force behind the idea of developing a Sevastopol appellation, is another.
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Wills can be time-consuming and costly, so creating a simpler, cheaper process was a driving force behind these online sites.
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Mr. Work was the driving force behind the creation of Project Maven, the Defense Department's sweeping effort to embrace artificial intelligence.
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Mr. Schmieding predicted that Germany's relative decline would pave the way for France to take over as the eurozone's driving force.
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That is the reality for workers who don't get paid what they have earned, and the driving force behind our work.
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While art is now a driving force at the villa, Amber said, "I definitely feel cooking is as creative as painting."
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According to the Washington Post, Sessions was the driving force between the immigration order and many of Trump's other early moves.
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Though his faculties were fading, Roosevelt remained the driving force behind the strategy for winning the war and winning the peace.
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The defense, in response, has worked to cast Mr. Gates, not Mr. Manafort, as the driving force behind the financial improprieties.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s inner circle of aides, was a driving force in getting Southern black people to vote.
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Stephen Miller, a senior adviser to President Trump, has been a driving force of the White House's tough stance on immigration.
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The actress added that living well for her son Arthur is the driving force in her life — and keeps her motivated.
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What do you make of the fact that positive thinking as a driving force to control your health became so mainstream?
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But Meads, the only one present for the entire 17-match winning run, was the driving force and point of continuity.
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The driving force behind this change is the Uniform Law Commission, a nonprofit organization that proposes laws for states to adopt.
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"Institutional clients are currently the driving force of registrations," Samar said in a statement, adding individuals were predominantly buying used cars.
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Berlin, the key driving force behind the Turkish deal, has said press freedom was non-negotiable in its ties with Ankara.
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Ultimately, his ability to harness the intellectual prowess of his peers was the driving force behind Renaissance&aposs jaw-dropping returns.
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But because of Kendall's constant mood swings this season, I kind of forgot his core driving force is anything anti-Logan.
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He was the driving force behind the first "Muslim Ban," which upended lives and created chaos and confusion at airports nationwide.
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Ive, just as much as late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs, was the driving force behind products such iPhone, iPod and iPad
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But by 2013, Brazil's agricultural industry was the driving force behind the country's economy and wielded significant influence with the government.
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Mr. Work was the driving force behind the creation of Project Maven, the Defense Department's sweeping effort to embrace artificial intelligence.
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Consequently, the driving force for transformation of the American health care system is shifting more and more to the private sector.
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Zakaria also highlighted the "cultural alienation" that white men without a college degree felt as a driving force behind Trump's election.
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Sanders made single payer a driving force of his campaign for president last year, and is now keeping up the push.
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Women are a driving force behind the tepid response, with fewer than three in 10 saying Kavanaugh ought to be confirmed.
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Jones suggested — when it comes to LGBTQ issues, at least — that young church members are a driving force in changing perception.
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The alliance, of which Ghosn has been the driving force, is widely seen as vital for the members' long-term survival.
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Johnny has big love for his former college teammate Von Miller .... and that seems to be a driving force for him.
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Played as a child by Ludovica Nasti and as a teenager by Gaia Girace, Lila is the driving force of the narrative.
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In certain circles, when a woman — the driving force of the consumer economy — engages in similar behavior, she's often seen as cheap.
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The move comes amid discontent over French partner Renault's role in the 19-year alliance of which Ghosn was the driving force.
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With close to 30 years in the industry, Jane is still the driving force behind her company's creative direction, philosophy and products.
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Haley has been the driving force behind the latest move, which would be unprecedented in the 12-year history of the council.
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But there's also the positive driving force, which is that I really enjoy learning different stuff and feeling how ignorant I am.
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Already, since arriving at the White House, she's the driving force behind a new US-Canada program to promote women in business.
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Women, who suffered the most under Bashir's dictatorship, are now a driving force at a sit-in outside the Ministry of Defense.
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That, however, hasn't happened, and Mattis — whom many saw as the driving force for ending the war and America's involvement — is gone.
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Federal prosecutors say Ms. Veselnitskaya was the driving force on Mr. Katsyv's defense team, a description she has echoed in court filings.
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Likewise, little publicity can be found on Charles Chen, a driving force behind the tech giant and considered China's most charitable man.
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Compounding returns are the driving force that makes investing so powerful, especially when you're young and you have time on your side.
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Her girl-next-door attitude, combined with the relatable subjects of her songs, have long been the driving force of her fandom.
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The idea of Abrams becoming the nation's first black female governor has been the driving force and primary currency of her campaign.
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Carbon-intensive energy, together with capital, ingenuity and cheap labour, has been a driving force of economic growth since the Industrial Revolution.
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But Republicans have been the driving force behind a recent series of aggressive abortion restrictions passed in states like Alabama and Georgia.
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The challenge of how to improve this system is the driving force behind everything from EVs and car-sharing to autonomous vehicles.
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They are vastly underrepresented in airplay at country radio, which is a driving force in sales, discovery, and fandom for country music.
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The driving force, the destructive force, is the ice, and specifically, because of climate change, the timing and speed of its melting.
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Jazz notes the irony that "hip-hop is probably the driving force to attract people" to these spots then offers his thoughts.
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But the idea that they can solve the world's problems, unshackled from conventional thinking, remains a driving force for the world's innovators.
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In 2013, after his 21-hour filibuster, he was the driving force behind allowing the government to shut down over spending disputes.
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He's also close with Robert Kraft, so we're guessing he was the driving force in getting Kraft to visit Meek on Tuesday.
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This message has remained consistent, and is a driving force behind how Facebook will manage ad opportunities on new platforms, like Messenger.
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The "Entourage" star says he co-founded Fat Sal's with 2 of his friends and was the "driving force" behind its success.
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"We have goals," Adigun, the driver and driving force behind the dream of a Nigerian team told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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Sony's gaming business has been a driving force in helping the Japanese conglomerate turn around from years of losses in consumer electronics.
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Eggs also contain vitamins A and E, both of which fend off free radicals, the main driving force in the aging process.
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Some investors have been unhappy about the pay of executives, including Brown and Bailey, who continues to be Burberry's creative driving force.
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Guiony said Chinese shoppers were the "driving force" behind a 20 percent rise in Asian like-for-like revenues, which excludes Japan.
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But Bernice Sandler, "Godmother of Title IX," was the driving force behind the landmark US legislation that barred gender discrimination in education.
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AIG's near collapse in 2008 and U.S. government bailout was the driving force behind the inclusion of certain non-banks as SIFIs.
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A corporation's driving force is to make a profit, not to advocate for or improve the quality of life of American citizens.
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He became the team's driving force — which is not bad going considering he was a 27th overall pick in the 2016 Draft.
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It's less of a snowpocalypse and more of a snow day, if that — a minor inconvenience as opposed to a driving force.
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If fuel economy is the driving force behind your purchasing decisions, nothing changes under EPA's decision to freeze current fuel-economy standards.
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"Very little gay fiction has actually been published in China," said Scott Myers, the translator and driving force behind the new edition.
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When you shake through the arguments, it becomes clear that the driving force keeping cursive alive is really just nostalgia and romanticism.
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Expectations that the ECB will roll back its stimulus have been the major driving force behind the euro's rally since last year.
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The bottom line: For major corporations, the fear of being the next company implicated in a mass shooting is a driving force.
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With involvement dating back to when she was 73 years old, the national team has watched Nurse grow into a driving force.
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Indeed, Gorsuch could prove a driving force to resume the federalism revolution that we saw under the late Chief Justice William Rehnquist.
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She was the driving force behind Mexico's first professional women's team, persuading Club Tijuana to form a female squad four years ago.
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The band posted a tribute to Mr. Young on its website and social media, calling him "the driving force" behind its success.
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Uncertainty about the spread of the coronavirus looked to be the driving force behind the market's volatility just a few weeks ago.
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Then came Nikki Neuburger, a vice president in global brand marketing for running, who was a driving force behind the Nike+ app.
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A passionate man with wide, expressive eyes, Dr. Otieno, 36, is a driving force behind the hospital's newly established antimicrobial stewardship program.
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Not only is it a piece of the music, it's the backbone, it's the driving force behind the image and the music.
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Mr. Browder was the driving force behind a 2012 law passed by Congress imposing sanctions on Russian officials for human rights abuses.
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Goldberg broke down the data by age groups and found that the driving force was young, white liberals aged 543 to 24.
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It's no secret that the tech sector is a driving force for high-skill, high-wage job creation in the United States.
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That message, a driving force in the 2018 midterm campaigns, could resonate more broadly than the party's current arguments over expanding coverage.
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Many observers believe this strategy to be the driving force behind UMNO's alliance with the Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS), a former rival.
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"This is an essential driving force for several other Arctic coastal states starting to strengthen their (own) regional military capabilities," it said.
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While the exact constitution of NAFTA now seems sure to evolve, trade deficit reductions should not be the driving force of negotiations.
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In 1979, the impoverished and religious masses from what was then a vast rural population were the driving force behind the revolution.
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His passion for baseball and love for Kansas City was the driving force in bringing success on the field for this franchise.
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"Dharma" is a Buddhist concept that Bannon says is his driving force and defines as "the combination of duty, fate, and destiny".
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Hoffmann was a driving force behind Dunkin's new three-year growth plan, which was laid out during its investor day in February.
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Corporations, not retail investors or large institutions, appear to be the driving force behind the sharp rebound on Wall Street this year.
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After less than two years, Welteroth became known as the driving force behind Teen Vogue's transition into a political and inclusive publication.
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Jason "Cheech" Hall, VICE's director of merchandise and the driving force behind the Shorty-nominated show, Sauce Talk , is always bluntly honest.
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Jason "Cheech" Hall , VICE's director of merchandise and the driving force behind the Shorty-nominated show, Sauce Talk , is always bluntly honest.
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Some analysts see the Trump administration's aversion to international agreements and the views of Bolton as a driving force behind the decision.
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Jason "Cheech" Hall, VICE's director of merchandise and the driving force behind the Shorty-nominated show, Sauce Talk, is always bluntly honest.
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The star added that living well for her son Arthur, 8, is the driving force in her life and keeps her motivated.
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"We believe that China will continue to be a strong driving force in the face of a sluggish global economy," he said.
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But now he faces the vexing question of what will be the driving force of his next six years in the Kremlin.
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Mica Sigourney, a drag personality who performs as VivvyAnne ForeverMORE, co-founded Club Some Thing and is a driving force behind SOS.
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This lack of completeness may be the driving force behind his subjective construction (or deconstruction) of identity, which is never fully understood.
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He was the driving force behind the trip to New York, helping to foot the bill for those who couldn&apost afford it.
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This could be the driving force behind DeBarge coming forward with these allegations — the fact that she has already had her first child.
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She's a single mother with 2 young girls, Mimi (9) and Florence (10) and they are a huge driving force in Caroline's success.
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Neural networks are helping to drive the change here as well, but in the long run, VR may be the bigger driving force.
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"Entrepreneurs are the driving force behind job creation and economic growth in this country," said Lori Feinsilver, head of community affairs, UBS Americas.
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In a story published three months after their first breakup, Musk told Rolling Stone that Heard was the driving force in their split.
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Despite the rumbling on Capitol Hill, thus far partisanship has been a driving force in the first hundred days of the Trump administration.
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Diversity is the driving force behind this incredible rush of discoveries, and over the next decade we need to keep fostering that diversity.
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Greenpeace said it was protesting against company links to the oil and gas industry, which it calls a driving force in global warming.
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Middle schoolers exploring their sexuality is still the driving force of Big Mouth, which released its 10-episode third season on October 4th.
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"That seemed to be the driving force in the cattle market," said Dennis Smith, a commodity broker with Archer Financial Services in Chicago.
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This seems to be the driving force behind many of the artworks: how to repair and make whole that which has been sundered.
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We're still waiting for smart glasses to materialize, period, so it's a little early to suggest they'll be a driving force in 5G.
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However, Willowdean's move ends up being the driving force behind a group of misfits finding their own place in the beauty pageant circuit.
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He had been a driving force behind the US partnership with the local soldiers that US troops will be leaving behind in Syria.
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So, Singles' Day may be a driving force behind Alibaba's success in the years to come as more merchants and consumers join in.
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Chevron's tie-up with Anadarko isn't just about stitching together their Permian acreage, but the opportunity was a driving force in the deal.
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British consumer spending has been a driving force of growth since the Brexit referendum, helping to offset a drying up of business investment.
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"Rebekah Mercer has always been chair of the PAC and the driving force behind its activities," said Hogan Gidley, the group's communications director.
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Dan talks with Amanda Nguyen, who at 24 years old was the driving force behind the federal Sexual Assault Survivor's Bill of Rights.
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I see it being a platform that is for both men and women and that will be the driving force of the brand.
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Upon transmission of a driving force to the rotary shaft, the fan blades and hub are rotated to cool the engine driven generator.
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Courtney Goebel, client education manager at eSalon, cites the rise in resistance to mass-manufactured products as the driving force behind the brand.
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To stay relevant for marketers in the long run, the Google Assistant is likely to be the driving force behind Google's hardware moves.
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ISIS has now revealed the man it identifies by the jihadi name Abu Sulayman was the driving force behind its international propaganda operation.
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France was the driving force behind the creation of the European Union, and aside from Germany has long been its most important economy.
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Jimmy Vesey is a driving force after Turtle from Entourage helped the rookie decide to sign in New York as a free agent.
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But as millennials get older and more financially stable, they're expected to increasingly become a driving force in the residential real estate market.
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Dale, 50, a cultural studies scholar on the faculty at Tokyo Gakugei University, is the driving force for the creation of cute studies.
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Her interaction with her family, and the revelations she has about herself and everything she's capable of, are the film's and driving force.
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And most of all, a big thank you to Michael Moore, who has been the driving force behind putting all these forces together.
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Both Republicans and Democrats think the GOP's repeal effort was a driving force behind Republicans losing 40 House seats in last year's midterms.
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The driving force of The Selfishness of Others is the way in which Dombek carefully dissects the anatomy of this particular moral panic.
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She was a driving force behind accessibility on Apple's soon-to-be released Swift Playgrounds, an intro-to-coding program geared toward children.
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A major driving force of the anti-government activity has been ethnic minority groups, in particular the Kurds, Azerbaijanis, Ahvaz Arabs, and Baluch.
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His case was instead sent to crusading anti-corruption judge Sergio Moro, who has been the driving force behind Brazil's fight against graft.
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It's taken on a life of its own, and I think that's going to be the driving force for Fortnite in the future.
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But analysts expect AOL CEO Tim Armstrong - like Mayer a one-time Google executive - to be the driving force behind the combined companies.
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That ability is the story's key driving force, so it's important to set up what it looks and sounds like on the show.
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In a story published three months after their first breakup, Musk told Rolling Stone that Heard was the driving force in their split.
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Richard "mentioned that initial contacts have resumed between the other operators, without Orange being a driving force behind these talks," the spokesman said.
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Abortion rights, LGBTQ rights education — all stand to suffer greatly if religion is the driving force behind the decision-making on these issues.
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Quick hits: Shahira Knight, a driving force on tax reform, will be deputy director for domestic policy, according to a White House official.
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This is why the interior ministers of Mecklenburg and Berlin, Lorenz Caffier and Frank Henkel, are the driving force behind the "Berlin declaration".
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Then he quit punk rock, started booking metal bands and became a driving force behind Copenhagen's now defunct Heavy Days in Doomtown festival.
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Pompeo has since been a driving force in Trump's effort to bring North Korea to the table on halting its nuclear weapons program.
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The party has rejected any system which would allow the creation of private wealth, which is the driving force of a market economy.
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He modeled his style after him, and has said that finding Mr. Guthrie was the main driving force bringing him to New York.
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But in the case of many criminal justice reformers, these interests are only an added incentive, not the driving force behind the movement.
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Mr. de Blasio's predecessor, imposed strict requirements on advancing students, making state tests the driving force in the decision.
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The driving force of the Democratic Party is economic "inequality" — the argument socialists have never tired of invoking since the dawn of capitalism.
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The company is a leader in online commerce, native advertising and online discussion software, but the driving force is its distinctive editorial mission.
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"Around 1.383 percent of ABF's profits came from sugar so clearly it's not the driving force," said George Salmon, analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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That stigma should not be the driving force behind whether or not we let these terrified and destitute human beings into the country.
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The broadband industry, which was the driving force behind the rollback, is trying to assure consumers that their internet experience will not change.
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From the unexpected driving force behind America's economic boom to alleged Russian agent Butina's high-level meetings, catch up on the latest news.
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Feinstein, who succeeded Moscone as mayor, became an early ally of the California Street families and the driving force behind the subsequent legislation.
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It's not just about having a good time, it's a fundamental part of the city's culture and a driving force behind the economy.
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It was easier to suspect disbelief, to be here in the nightmare, trying desperately to understand what the driving force wanted from me.
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Senior Gameplay Designer Doug Nelson was the driving force behind Mr Toots, and he delivered everything you could want in an easter egg.
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Despite being the driving force behind the Trump administration's relentless attacks on our environment and our communities, Pruitt is clearly petrified of criticism.
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This has consistently given Germany a cost advantage in global markets that has been a driving force for the country's robust export sector.
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The plight of other inmates — most of whom had, like him, grown up poor and black — became a driving force of his life.
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The very scale of his activities has given Republicans an opening to portray him as a nefarious driving force behind divisive political conflicts.
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But with black music and culture being such a driving force in the genre, K-pop has also been accused of cultural appropriation.
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Representative Zack Stephenson, a Democrat and the chief author of the House bill, credited Ms. Teeson as the driving force behind the legislation.
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"The fantasy of owning your own chunk of land and being able to survive off it is still a driving force," he said.
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The driving force behind smart surveillance networks in South Africa is a man named Ricky Croock, the co-founder and CEO of Vumacam.
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Reality check: If a true reckoning is coming to the rink, the NHL is not going to be the driving force behind it.
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As of yet, the movement lacks a driving force other than the canny marketing of Tesla's Autopilot system–for which it's being sued.
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During his recent four-day swing through Iowa, at events, voters said Biden's electability was a driving force behind their support for him.
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If that happens, it will be a testament to the rise of cultural identity and nationalism as a driving force in British politics.
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Nonetheless, indigenous support for Morales, particularly from the Aymara, is a driving force in the challenge to Anez's interim government, with daily marches.
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The Sunday class is an hour long and usually it is the driving force for getting me up and moving on a Sunday.
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Her romance with Alfred was based on a mutual love of books, but in the beginning, at least, he was the driving force.
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Since starting at FWS last June, Sheehan has largely been regarded as a driving force behind some of the service's more controversial decisions.
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Thanks to social media, black culture in particular has become more widely recognized as the dominant driving force behind much of pop culture.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the driving force behind the public offering, has said that it could value the company at $2 trillion.
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Feature The pop historian Éric Zemmour has fashioned himself as an evangelist of French culture — and become a driving force for French conservatism.
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Mowatt: Some cities, when you announce the date, it sells out almost immediately and you think, What is the driving force behind this?
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"They not only think of it as charitable giving but have really been the driving force of spending with mission-driven companies," Green says.
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The driving force is not urban planners or all-powerful property developers; rather, it's thousands of people on bikes, each making individual, idiosyncratic decisions.
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Basically, the driving force behind drug testing is a hodgepodge of good old fashioned Reaganite moralizing and a search for profit by any means.
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His suggestion that "engineers" and "technologists" are the driving force behind how Verizon structures its service plans is sorely disingenuous—and bordering on bullshit.
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The company, which has total assets of 49.9 trillion yen ($478 billion), expects political risks will remain the main driving force for financial markets.
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Mr Sudeikis masterfully handles the transformation, turning his charm inward and embodying a sexual entitlement that becomes the driving force of the film's plot.
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Though he created the foundation, Freeman credited his daughter, Morgana, in running the day-to-day tasks and being the driving force behind campaigns.
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" In a statement to Politico, Norman said that "Mental health, and more importantly, a lack of morality is the driving force behind this epidemic.
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You can join the many Planned Parenthood patient advocates and supporters who have been a driving force in keeping attacks on healthcare at bay.
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Now we're focused on how do we take this securely to the mobile environment, that's what we do every day, that's our driving force.
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One of those priorities is growing Chevron's footprint in U.S. shale fields, the driving force behind a boom in American oil and gas production.
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So the passenger moves into the focus, and content — especially entertainment — will be a major driving force for the mobility experience of the future.
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Joy added that all the signs that offshore wind could be a driving force for some of the planet's "power-hungry economies" were there.
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Salini CEO Pietro Salini, a driving force behind the consolidation efforts, said that a board meeting on Progetto Italia would be held on Thursday.
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Where he was the driving force between the Eighth Espionage act cases that the Obama justice department brought against people in the Intelligence community.
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One source said he expected the Astana bourse, which is due to open in July, to be the "driving force" for the new listing.
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"This generation continues to be the driving force for change," said Marva Smalls, Viacom's executive vice president of global inclusion, in a press release.
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Veterinarian Aubrey Lavizzo, the Paw Project's local leader, was the driving force behind the ban and convinced Denver Councilwoman Kendra Black to spearhead it.
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Buybacks have been a driving force behind this bull market with companies even issuing debt at low interest rates to repurchase their own stock.
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Every one of those words has a driving force behind it, but even though Soli is two years into its project, it's still going.
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China has been a driving force behind the Six-Party Talks and says it "resolutely" opposes the Kim regime's attempts to build atomic weapons.
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" In a press statement, SeedPlus operating partner Tiang Lim Foo said "SMEs are the main economic driving force in Asia, but are currently underserved.
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"Let defense needs become the driving force of industrial upgrading and transformation," Tsai told a military audience at a naval base in northeastern Taiwan.
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For Moore, her insistence on avoiding drama and conflict in the wake of her marriage to husband Marc Daly was a real driving force.
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To talk about Boston is to talk about Tom Scholz, who's been the literal architect and driving force behind the group since its inception.
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The yuan's climb higher was the driving force behind the broader dollar sell-off, said Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific head of trading at OANDA.
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Second, the driving force switches from those who want to keep buying stocks to those who are interested in selling stocks to protect gains.
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More recently, the British government's imposition of taxes on the American colonies were a driving force in the rebellion that yielded the United States.
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Trump, meanwhile, has sought to cast the group as the driving force behind the Democrats' policy agenda in hopes of bolstering his conservative base.
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The researchers compared this price reaction to mortgage-backed securities, which they said hinged on the same driving force of optimistic and pessimistic traders.
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He put Wales ahead in the 03th minute with a curling free kick and was the driving force behind much of his team's attack.
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The driving force of the black community in Tulsa remains its pastors and religious leaders, who saw no value in taking to the streets.
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The new administration can make real strides in improving our government by making citizens the driving force behind the design and delivery of services.
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Fitzgerald wasn't a driving force behind any of the season's big moves, but she also never resorted to wielding her beauty as a weapon.
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The driving force being the move in the currencies was a pull back in expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise rates next month.
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At that point he would never have imagined that he would become a driving force in a grassroots movement to expose Wall Street malfeasance.
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ESPN's Tim MacMahon reports Harden was "a driving force" in the trade, and that Westbrook and Harden decided they wanted to join forces again.
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That was honestly the driving force for the first many months of Diaspora Co.: Let's just make this as profitable for India as possible.
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His driving force was to capture the geographical, physical and ecological changes of the lakes over the centuries, but not in a linear way.
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A key driving force behind Medicaid expansion in Oklahoma and other conservative states that have pursued expansion has been the struggles of rural hospitals.
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At the height of the coronavirus scare, the driving force for voters appears to be who can they trust to handle a major crisis.
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Ms. Alfaro sees technology "as a driving force behind the improvement in health care" that could make visits more efficient for her future patients.
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But Burgundy, which is generally made by small producers, in relatively tiny amounts, has become a driving force largely because of interest from Asia.
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European stocks will push higher over the next six months with banks providing the driving force, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists.
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And everyone is stunned — including, apparently, United Kingdom Independence Party leader Nigel Farage, who was the main driving force behind the pro-Brexit movement.
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Ms. Fairstein was portrayed as the driving force behind the prosecution, ignoring evidence that did not validate her belief that the boys were guilty.
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Fifty-five percent of independents who lean conservative and 51 who lean liberal said the other party's policies are the driving force for them.
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Schwartz, 20043, is the defensive coordinator of the Philadelphia Eagles, whose defensive unit has been a driving force in the Eagles' dominating 2017 season.
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I am so thankful I got to do three seasons — not many scenes, but the scenes that I've done, I've been the driving force.
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"The driving force behind the National Comedy Center is that comedy, as an art form, deserves it," said Journey Gunderson, the center's executive director.
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James McConville, a driving force behind the Army People Strategy, the effort to overhaul the Army&aposs approach to talent management is gaining momentum.
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Our national sugar habit is the driving force behind the diabetes and obesity epidemics and may be a contributing factor to cancer and Alzheimer's.
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Jefferies research notes that despite popular opinion about optimism surrounding Donald Trump's presidency driving U.S. economic gains, global growth is actually the driving force.
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Vogue reported in 2015 that health and wellness had become a luxury status symbol, and millennials have been a driving force behind its evolution.
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But he is also the driving force behind the volatility in Tesla's stock and the revolving door of top executive talent at the company.
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Among the first to spot it was Joy Appleton, who leads the Boxford History Project and who was a driving force behind the excavation.
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"Kelly is an immensely talented leader who has been a driving force in defining Hulu's brand vision and strategy," Mayer said in a statement.
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Coupled with the desire to die as a martyr, this potent ideology is the driving force behind ISIS, al Qaeda and all their affiliates.
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Throughout his lifetime, he earned 1,093 patents, and became the driving force behind some of the most important technological innovations of the 20th Century.
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She — along with her colleague Cyd Oppenheimer, also a Yale-trained lawyer — would become a driving force in the effort to overturn Dailey's conviction.
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Crazy to think about: The era of fiscal responsibility as a driving force behind any budget agreement has all but fallen by the wayside.
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Seymour Cray is commonly referred to as the "father of supercomputing" and his company, Cray Computing, is still a driving force in the industry.
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He was a driving force behind the now-maligned 1994 crime bill, which has led to overcrowded US prisons and sentences seen as unjust.
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Accustomed to being Europe's leading interlocutor to Moscow, Ms. Merkel was now thrust into a new role as the driving force behind economic sanctions.
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Adam Schiff, the House Intelligence chairman who has emerged over the past week as a driving force of Democratic lawmakers' newly announced impeachment inquiry.
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Bannon, who joined Trump's presidential campaign last August as chief executive, was widely seen as a driving force behind the president's populist-nationalist agenda.
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What would have prompted a "Very Special Episode" in a family sitcom of a different era is instead the driving force of these stories.
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"The driving force behind the program was a sense of urgency," Lyssa Palu-ay, Interim Provost at MassArt told Hyperallergic in a phone interview.
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Barclays said voice control helped spur new interest in the smart home and which will be the driving force behind growth in the space.
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Mr. Enninful was a driving force behind the "grunge" movement of the 1990s, and he became a contributing editor to Italian Vogue in 1998.
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And cable news channels, which have emerged as an early driving force in the race, have only so many hours of programming each day.
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Lord was the driving force behind AOL's acquisitions of Millennial Media, the Web-personalization startup Gravity and Convertro, a startup focused on ad attribution.
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Cem Özdemir, a German Green Party MP of Turkish descent and a fierce critic of Turkey's government, was the driving force behind the resolution.
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But according to Barton, the founder of, driving force behind, and tour guide for Hood Huggers International, Asheville is more multilayered than it looks.
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They also acknowledged how their colleagues and peers — the "driving force behind innovation today" — have relied on the nonprofit health care provider for preventative care.
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In the U.S., young people have been the driving force behind the Green New Deal, an ambitious plan to address climate change and income inequality.
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QTPOC have always been a driving force behind camp, from creating ballroom culture to innovating the arts like camp icons from Josephine Baker to RuPaul.
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She was the driving force behind the company's controversial S-1 documents and obsessed with how she and Adam could brand themselves via WeWork's IPO.
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But the driving force behind conservative calls for Rosenstein to step down or be removed from office has been tension over the production of documents.
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Eduardo Cunha, the man many see as the driving force behind the campaign to impeach President Dilma Rousseff, was removed from duty late on Thursday.
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She was the driving force behind the company's controversial S-1 documents, and obsessed with how she and Adam could brand themselves via WeWork's IPO.
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The driving force, Cohen and Shenk claim, is Gore's tireless work to educate people around the world and inspire the next generation of climate activists.
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While authenticity was the driving force behind the early success — and interest — of the street style phenomenon, it didn't take long for things to change.
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Though he was regarded as the driving force behind the success of the family group, Jackson was accused of physically and mentally abusing his children.
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Ramses: Most wine bars are kind of boring, so we wanted make a fun bar that happens to have natural wines as a driving force.
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Fanny Ohier, a 23-year-old student from France, spent time in Egypt researching the April 6 movement, a driving force in the 2011 uprising.
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Wu, who married the grand-daughter of late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping, has been the driving force at Anbang since founding the company in 2004.
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In response to Gibson's remarks, first time politician Eryn Gilchrist joined the race, citing his comments as the driving force behind her decision to run.
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I know that Paula Hart was the driving force behind our version of it, and frankly I don't know the business, the politics of it.
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Details: Kushner said Trump was a driving force behind the renewed effort to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and has been "pushing" the peace team.
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Sorrell, the driving force behind 33 years of dealmaking and expansion at WPP, stepped down this month after the board investigated an allegation of misconduct.
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Against that backdrop, young women — who have been a driving force in grassroots activism pushing for gender parity — seem to have made a clear choice.
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Corona, who was close with Guzmán, was the driving force behind the cartel's first major tunnel, which connected Agua Prieta in Mexico with Douglas, Arizona.
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Aides to Biden said the driving force behind his schedule is to stay engaged as the Democratic Party retools following the November presidential election loss.
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Although the man is gone, we believe that his hateful notions still have traction and could continued to be a driving force in administration policy.
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The driving force for greater European integration has been Emmanuel Macron, whom the Germans will now argue cannot even keep his own house in order.
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Trump fired Bannon in August, removing a far-right architect of his election victory and a driving force behind his nationalist and anti-globalization agenda.
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Again, Ivanka was a driving force behind the move, which incentivized companies to work with students on developing skills necessary for the modern work force.
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Channing's family believes his discovery of the explicit messages being leaked was the driving force behind his suicide, in line with the timeline of events.
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After his death in 2013, Taiwan's government mourned his loss and lauded his record as a driving force for freedom, justice, human rights and reconciliation.
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This year's edition, released Monday and addressed specifically to high school students, called on young people to be a driving force for innovation and change.
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" As you might suspect, the driving force behind these changes are "accelerated technological development, rapid growth of the human population, and increased consumption of resources.
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Speaking of wild combinations, what are some things you do to help manage making music, games, working AND being a driving force of "weird twitter"?
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As the driving force behind Odd Future, Tyler, the Creator is well known for innovating the shit out of everything he turns his hand toward.
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The crown prince, who is the driving force behind the reforms, agreed several deals last month during an Asian tour including $28 billion with China.
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The magazine said the driving force behind the departure of the 47-year-old Dane was Michael Herz, co-owner of the coffee chain Tchibo.
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While Trump may be the driving force behind the trade war, Navarro has emerged as a prime target for critics of the president's trade agenda.
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As in much of Europe, anti-immigrant sentiment is a driving force in French politics, feeding the success of the extreme right National Front party.
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It has been "the hardest change," said Lori-Christina Webb, an executive in the district's central office who is a driving force behind the reforms.
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When this is the driving force of the commander in chief, and it is aimed at our governmental and social institutions, it is profoundly destructive.
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Pretentiousness is a driving force in art, because it entails risk—the risk of over-stretching your ability, of perhaps falling flat on your face.
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The person, who asked for anonymity because the discussions were not public, said that geopolitical worries were not the driving force for considering the listing.
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And look: I agree that the entertainment-ification of the news in particular has been a singular and driving force for bad in American politics.
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"David was a driving force in sports for decades and helped the NBA soar to new heights around the world," he said in a statement.
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So rather than feeling defeated or superior for disliking this driving force behind these platforms we elect to participate in, why not learn from it?
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The lure of a potentially huge market for clean energy and other technologies that would help mitigate climate change was a driving force, analysts said.
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Born William James Basie, this towering bandleader was known for melding jazz and blues in a way that made swing a driving force in music.
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In reality, he has been a driving force behind Tata's bet on airlines and a rare public campaign to open up the booming aviation sector.
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Salman is the driving force behind Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, a plan to overhaul the economy that includes a greater focus on the technology sector.
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Studies on mice showed that removing the buildup worked wonders, and the hypothesis has been the driving force behind Alzheimer's research for over 20 years.
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Last year, Portman's office was the driving force behind the sex trafficking bill sometimes referred to as FOSTA-SESTA that panicked many in Silicon Valley.
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Public pressure has been the driving force of pollution policy in China, and a spate of protests around the issue have occurred in recent years.
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So argued the 20th century's greatest originalist and the Warren court's driving force — the crusading liberal justice Hugo Black, appointed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Millennials are the driving force behind a resurgence in popularity for heritage sneakers, according to the chief executive of the world's second-largest sportswear brand.
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Trade headlines continue to be the driving force behind market sentiment, responsible for both Tuesday's decline and this morning's rebound in U.S. stock index futures.
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"We must ...be good at turning external pressures into a powerful driving force for deepening reforms and opening up," the remarks carried by Xinhua said.
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Andy Carnahan, a Swedish social entrepreneur, said a greater understanding of how for-profit businesses can be a driving force for social good would help.
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As VICE's director of merchandise and the driving force behind the Shorty-nominated show, Sauce Talk , Hall has an exacting eye for style and quality.
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Microsoft's offerings have steadily improved, but even Mark Russinovich, chief technology officer for Azure, pointed to the company's roots in business as a driving force.
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Now working as White House chief of staff, he appears to be the driving force behind this new attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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It's more like the Monica Lewinsky scandal, where the charges are merely a pretext and the real driving force behind the impeachment is political partisanship.
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Alien: Covenant starts to flesh out a character — and an origin story for the whole franchise — in which Milton's Satan is the defining, driving force.
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If that doesn't make the court a driving force in the presidential and Senate campaigns to those on both the left and the right, nothing will.
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"Momentum is weakening for diesel vehicles - the driving force of South Korea's imported car growth, leading to a short-term correction in the market," he said.
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Fast forward to the present, Yap continues to be the driving force behind the YCH Group and the many new ventures he started along the way.
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Beyond US counterterrorism policy, Bannon is poised to be a driving force behind the radical reshaping of the US's trade policy and its attitude toward China.
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Comey was a driving force in the San Bernardino case last year, which centered on a locked iPhone belonging to the perpetrator of a mass shooting.
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Unlike many of my young female peers running for office this year, animosity for President Trump is not the driving force behind my involvement in politics.
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Yet the main driving force of this prosperity was not government policy but rather accelerating productivity from new information technologies together with the dot-com bubble.
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The Otto is, indeed, nice looking, but I'm not entirely convinced that aesthetics are currently that big a driving force in lock purchasing at the moment.
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But as even House Republicans concede in the House Intelligence Committee report released Friday, "the Agalarovs were the driving force to arrange" the Trump Tower meeting.
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North Korea claimed Wednesday its "warm compatriotism" was the driving force for the easing of tensions on the Korean Peninsula, not Donald Trump's "maximum pressure" policy.
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Not only was he the driving force behind making the deal happen, but he took on far more immediate risk than anyone else in the move.
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What we're hearing: People are citing fears of "Medicare for All" as the driving force behind the sell-off, although it's not as simple as that.
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British consumer spending has been a driving force of growth since business investment dried up after the Brexit referendum, but in recent months it has slowed.
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Merkel was the driving force in Europe behind the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), an ambitious trade deal between the European Union and United States).
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Derek Carr has been the driving force for the offense with 17 scoring passes and three interceptions, but he played a supporting role against the Broncos.
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Why it matters: Most people know Pence has been a driving force behind perhaps the most socially conservative presidency in modern history — especially on abortion rights.
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In fact, the idea of serving as a smarthome hub appears to be a driving force in the launch of the phone and its companion hub.
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This seemingly small increase of just more than 200 more calories in daily food intake is the driving force behind the obesity problems we see today.
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Mexican heroin is now cheaper and easier to buy than these pills, which is the driving force behind the ferocious heroin epidemic inflicting the United States.
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For more than three decades, Martinez has been the lifeblood of the humble Venice community, and he was the driving force behind getting the park built.
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But it has also cast uncertainty on hiring in the health care industry, which has been a driving force in the country's economic recovery and growth.
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Some carried posters of Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom&aposs 32-year-old heir apparent and the driving force behind the recent wave of reforms.
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The campaign correctly identified that issues around abortion and religious liberty, and their status on the Supreme Court, were a driving force behind many voters' choice.
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There is no guarantee that once Obama, the driving force behind the initiative, leaves office in January his successor will keep the issue a high priority.
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The crown prince wanted to become less reliant on oil as the driving force of his kingdom's economy and to bolster Saudi Arabia's budding entertainment industry.
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Event marketer and longtime friend, Herb Karlitz, who co-founded the festival with me, has been a driving force, always seeing what I see in Harlem.
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"We need someone who's going to be the driving force for that editorial, because otherwise you get comic books that just aren't very good," he said.
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