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Meanings of drive in English
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Examples for "cause"
Examples for "cause"
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Main outcome measure: All-cause mortality at a mean follow-up of 37 months.
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Fibroids are not life threatening; however, they may cause some health problems.
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Let me ask one last, highly specific question 'cause it fascinates me.
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Clearly the direction of common cause, federation of free people, global law.
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As a result of this, any unforeseen events can cause major problems.
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Unlike Far Cry 4's main campaign, however, this is a timed mission.
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But the New IRA will almost certainly continue its campaign, she said.
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The theme of SEI's public campaign this year is Combat Climate Change.
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A specific information campaign was conducted among health personnel in October 1994.
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Swings could be possible in the remaining days of the campaign, however.
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Although marketing the Internet takes effort in Central Europe, business is good.
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But the question remains: Did Obama's effort help build the Democratic Party?
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Sunak said: We are starting a great national effort to protect jobs.
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Come and see my latest effort- Ithinkit's my best work yet.
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Graham repeated the problem a month later after 16 days of effort.
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May often says her deal will protect jobs and end free movement.
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The single market also allows free movement of people across the EU.
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Last year saw the rise of the Data Prices Must Fall movement.
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Opposition activist Mark Galperin said: People are afraid to support our movement.
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However, there is still movement among the bidding groups, the sources said.
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However, this legal crusade had a very direct human cost behind it.
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The Andrews case became the basis for a legal and medical crusade.
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The author's justification for McCarthy's crusade is the reality of Communist espionage.
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I'm not really going to lead a crusade into the Holy Lands.
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The crusade will reach the vicinity of Earth about the year 2050.
Usage of drive in English
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The issue is whether banks' trading activities artificially drive up food prices.
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Work is under way already to drive significant change throughout our company.
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Jules: It felt easy to drive fast on twisty roads; really precise.
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America's public companies drive job creation, opportunity and economic growth, they wrote.
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Investment: We invest to create value, opportunities and to drive sustainable practices.
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The lofty level of oil prices helped drive down other sectors, however.
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The building of a new national consensus to drive a resilient society.
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A shrinking insurance market will drive up costs to consumers, he said.
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A major drive to distribute aid throughout Vanuatu's cyclone-ravaged islands, started today.
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He said on the seven minute drive home something happened between them.
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Governments must put in place policies that drive industrial development, particularly manufacturing.
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Vision Zero: has the drive to eliminate road deaths lost its way?
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What's behind the drive to use modern technology to tell the news?
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Brand said Sears needs better products to drive traffic to its stores.
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Gila River has Phoenix's 4 million residents a few minutes' drive away.
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These laws drive vulnerable groups underground, away from key services, he said.
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