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driving
adjective as in forceful
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The prime minister insisted to me it was the first principles that motivated him – driving down child poverty, improving the NHS and schools.
A Treasury spokesperson said the economy was "already outperforming forecasts" and it was driving growth "with billions of pounds in new capital spending, strong private investment and bold planning reforms".
Maduro, meanwhile, uploaded a video of himself driving around Caracas pointing to Christmas decorations, in what appeared to be an attempt to show that life in the city was going on as normal.
Due to market concentration, with a small number of technology companies driving broader performance, concerns over stretched artificial-intelligence valuations have weighed on the major indexes.
It's muscle memory like touch-typing or driving a familiar route home.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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