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Yucca Mountain was chosen by Congress in 1987 after a battle driven by not-in-my-backyard politics.

But the truth reflects a more complex battle driven by legislative competition, policy differences and the limits of identity politics in a chamber where women's numbers and power are increasing.

The company is in a multi-front engagement driven by grueling battles in the Court of Public Opinion and on Capitol Hill as well as in the Gulf of Mexico itself.

In part this fierce battle is being driven by the looming Research Excellence Framework, which will distribute somewhere in the region of a billion pounds of government research funding annually.

The NHS budget is flat when other public services are facing cuts but we still have to battle unrelenting inflation, driven by the needs of an older population and by the cost of new drugs and equipment.

Rather, the battles invariably are driven by financial concerns, most often over the cost of health care and how treatments are eroding the legacies of those who stand to inherent the elder's remaining funds.

But Friday's bickering unleashed years' worth of insults and legal battling on both sides, driven by a 2004 court fight over a real estate company in which Mr. Ackman held a stake.

Potentially the most destabilising regional development is the secessionist movement in neighbouring northern Mali, driven by battle-hardened, largely secular Tuareg forces who fought for Libya's late dictator Muammar Gaddafi, as well as Islamist fighters.

A former member of the board of governors of the Federal Reserve, Prof Randy Kroszner, told the BBC that Ms Yellen was "battle tested" and would be driven by the data in deciding when to reduce support to the markets.

The academic sciences are nearly as dubious — timid and narrow, driven by turf battles rather than by the quest for breakthroughs.

The academic sciences are nearly as dubious timid and narrow, driven by turf battles rather than by the quest for breakthroughs.