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driven

[driv-uhn] / ˈdrɪv ən /


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He said some friends, who lived in Oxford, had driven up to Whitchurch to give him keys to a flat they owned there, so he had somewhere to stay.

From BBC

"The structural tailwinds that have driven both of these to record highs this year persist, be it central bank demand for gold or surging industrial demand for silver," said Neil Wilson at Saxo Markets.

From Barron's

The evidence suggests people are driven into subsistence work by necessity, not drawn into better-quality jobs by a stronger economy.

From BBC

Currently, demand for data centres is booming, driven partly by the growth of AI technologies.

From BBC

As the UK continues to heat up - driven by humanity's greenhouse gas emissions - scientists expect the UK to experience more weather extremes.

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