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Vaynerchuk explained the "85-15" formula that drives the Gary V brand.
The education law is based on a strict formula that drives federal aid to high-poverty districts, where large numbers of disadvantaged children often pose educational challenges.
Until now, zombie flicks have been mostly low-budget affairs, partly because the material was seen in Hollywood as having marginal appeal, but also because the formula that drives the most successful zombie narratives generally requires small-scale intimacy rather than epic scope.
Protein is protein, goes the logic of this system, whether you find it in an animal muscle, a soybean or a chicken dropping: this reductionism is the world-beating formula that drives industrial agriculture, and it works, up to a point.
Among the commission's duties was recommending reforms to the Byzantine formulas that drive aid to more than 700 districts in New York.
The article, however, revisits a formula that has driven the Gulf through the last century: the deferral of political interests to the economy.
Districts like Syosset also benefit from loopholes in the state funding formula that drive hundreds of millions of dollars each year toward wealthy and moderate-income school systems that could do without it.
These moves are executed by means of a maze of unique mathematical formulas that drive orders to fragmented market locations, from exchanges like the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq to electronic communication networks (ECNs) like Archipelago, or to "dark pools" like Goldman Sachs Sigma XX.
That drives off tourists.
