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Yet it is mainly driven by a vast, illegal and mafia-run gambling industry, based largely in India, where gambling is outlawed.
The two main advocates of a European renewable energy revolution driven by a vast grid of desert solar power have split, each accusing the other of poor communication.
But, much like Presidential politics, the Oscar race is not as simple as voters checking a box; behind the scenes, it is driven by a vast, self-perpetuating machinery.
Perhaps the remarkable diversity of the human organism — whose various sizes and shapes (double chins, giant thighs and all) are so clearly driven by such a vast array of different appetites and genetic cues — simply means that it is foolish to expect a single diet to serve all comers.
For Netflix, the expansion is driven by a desire to tap into a vast market for Internet television and a growing appetite among consumers to watch TV shows whenever they want, without commercials.
The rise of chemical farming, driven by a demand by consumers for cheap food at any cost, led to vast swathes of lowland Britain turning into little more than a food factory.
According to the authorities, the vast majority of Oklahoma cattle thefts in recent years have been driven by a distinctly modern phenomenon — methamphetamine addicts seeking easy money to fund their habit.
Adaptations were driven by an intention to develop a feasible approach for reviewing a vast body of literature.
The vast enthusiasm for online higher education seems mainly driven by the vast enthusiasm for making money.
Angola has emerged as one of the world's fastest-growing countries in the past decade, driven by its vast offshore oil reserves.
