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I wonder if this aspiration for escape - the aspiration that drove them to send Mwandida to school - has now propelled Mercy into Madonna's arms.

When the MMD thwarted his presidential ambitions, he broke away to form the Patriotic Front PFF) which has now propelled him into State House.

"Donald Trump, whose signature issue was 'the other,' has now propelled the Tanton vision to the highest level of the government," said Swartz, the political strategist.

History will also record that The Artist, whose largely French cast and crew have now been propelled to stardom, was also the first ever Best Picture winner from a non English-speaking country.

Having been propelled from unfair obscurity to unlimited acclaim, Turing has now reached that most attractive and semi-mythic status of a modern science hero.

A perfect storm has been brewing in my great country, America, whereby our competitive advantage- knowledge amalgamated with speedy execution propelled by an iron gut unafraid of risk- has now spread like a virus across the globe.

The medium that propelled him from nowhere to one step away from the Presidency has now come back to bit him, hard.

Propelled by an impressive economic growth backed by investment in social programmes, Viet Nam has now reached middle-income status.

The party oversaw a decade of strong growth, propelling the biggest economy in Latin America to the world stage — but then saw its fortunes reverse along with the country's, whose economy has now been falling for eight consecutive quarters.

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Now, propelled by the Internet, the murderabilia market is growing.