"The cost of this monstrosity," he said of the system, "has to be taken into consideration because it's driving businesses out of New York State".
"There's been times I've had to make myself stop looking for jobs because it was driving me nuts," said Ms. Sadler, who admitted that she had contemplated suicide.
Ms. Long's aunt and guardian, Shelley Riling, said of the ad: "I think it's unbelievable the penal system would allow this, and I think it's unbelievable he would do it because it's driving nails in his coffin".
"I gave up the game for a while because it was driving me crazy," said Jerry Stevens, 58, the fire chief of Aurora, Ill., and a better-than-average golfer who shoots in the mid-80's.
Pye Jakobsson a spokeswoman for the Rose Alliance, representing Swedish sex workers, says: "You can't talk about protecting sex workers as well as saying the law is good, because it's driving prostitution and trafficking underground, which reduces social services' access to victims".
Because it was driving so much of Facebook's revenue, Zynga was in a good place to negotiate.
We've been buying traffic, using linkbait headlines, throwing in slideshows, all because it's driving more traffic, more traffic, more traffic.
According to the police, the taxi was stopped because it was driving on the wrong side of the road.
That's bitcoin — it doesn't need the help of intermediaries like banks because it's driving the taxi.
