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Sales have been driven by a wave of interest-free financing deals offered by the Big Three since Sept. 11.

Auctions were more common in New York in the early 1990s, when they were driven by a wave of co-op conversions and a recession.

November's robust sales, after October's record pace, have been driven by a wave of interest-free financing offers from the Big Three, which have been good news for car buyers with good credit and have attracted many others to dealerships.

The manager, Dr Dan Mahony, forecasts that we are at the start of a bull market for the healthcare sector, driven by a wave of drug development, government reforms and IT breakthroughs.

By then the dot-com bubble was beginning to burst, and with it the boom years of investment in telecommunications that had been driven by a wave of deregulation.

Analysts said the yellow metal was being driven by a wave of pent-up technical momentum, as well as dollar weakness.

This potentially explosive combination of social and business interests on the horizon is increasingly driven by a growing wave of young people in the U.S. and elsewhere that view this integration of practices and values as essential.

The clamor for reform is also being driven by a recent wave of sentiment against development in New York, as demonstrated last month when the City Council defied Mr. Bloomberg and rejected a plan by the Related Companies to convert the Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx into a shopping center.

This is a record driven by a relentless wave of feel-good pop melodies - its eyes positively blaze with tartrazine-fuelled, can-do optimism - all mixed up with glorious sunshine psychedelia, none-more-timely "raga" twanglings and, oh yes, full-on, churchified, ecclesiastical chanting.

We must not be driven by a new wave of protectionism.

It is imperative, though, that we look back as well and truly understand how one law, focused on enforcement and driven by an ugly wave of anti-immigrant sentiment, has led to some of the most unjust and unwelcoming policies this country has ever endured.