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But some speculated that her status as an openly gay woman was what had really driven much of the criticism of her and that it had all grown to be too much.

"These green-on-blue have really driven a wedge," one official said.

"It's the local teams that have really driven this race for the last 10 years," Berlinger said.

"It has really driven some people crazy when they don't get in".

Today's genetic techniques, said Dr. Rizza, at the Mayo Clinic, are what have "really driven the process".

"They know if they can win in Pennsylvania they've really driven a stake in the Santorum campaign".

That's the kind of war — a total war, aimed at total victory — that nuclear weapons have really driven out of fashion.

Waiting for this outcome and contemplating these scenarios has really driven home to me that the RAE is no longer fit for purpose.

"The reality is with all the work done on the business over the last couple of years we have really driven a worldwide footprint for WGSN, it is a genuine global product," said the Top Right chief executive, Duncan Painter.

And European governments made the emissions trading scheme the centrepiece of their strategy to deal with rising greenhouse gas emissions, but it's bureaucratic and complicated, it's hard to see what changes in energy infrastructure it has really driven, and it has handed a windfall to some of Europe's most polluting industries".

"The PC has really driven the industry over the last decade or so.