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power-driven

adjective as in electric

adjective as in electric/electrical

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Officials began their investigation months ago and obtained “clear evidence” of labor violations in January, when they observed a child operating a power-driven hoisting apparatus, which is prohibited for workers under the age of 18.

A Southern California poultry processor illegally employed children as young as 14 to debone meat with sharp knives and move pallets with power-driven lifts, the Labor Department said.

He quit his day job, filed his first patent for a “power-driven aquatic vehicle” and started shopping his invention to manufacturers.

And the same goes for Japan, living in the shadow of China and North Korea: Perhaps it is simply unrealistic to expect it to survive as a pacifist bastion in a rivalrous, power-driven world.

Because they have a motor on them, they are power-driven vessels and must be registered by their owners and follow other basic federal regulations.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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