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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.

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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".

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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.

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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.

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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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