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Recall Northern Rock and its "shadow banking" that eventually drove it into bankruptcy three years ago?

When she was 17 with threadbare self-esteem, Capriati recoiled from the hoopla that eventually drove her from the sport.

It was under Mr. Ebbers that the accounting frauds that eventually drove WorldCom into bankruptcy were carried out.

The success of this periodical inspired the creation of several rival scientific journals in England that eventually drove Nicholson's periodical out of business.

Paradoxically, it was the use of film in television that eventually drove Mr. Lumet into the feature film world full time.

There were demonstrations outside the parliament by people banging pots and pans, the Kitchenware Revolution that eventually drove out the government.

This is the kind of thing that eventually drives people to install their own routers….

An artificial phenomenon — in this case the rapid uprooting of millions of acres of prairie grass for the cultivation of wheat — contributes to a series of huge storms that eventually drives out 25 percent of the population of the affected area in the southern Great Plains.

Even if, as almost everyone expects, Mr. Milosevic simply declares himself the victor, Washington is hoping that angry voters will take to the streets in a way that eventually drives him from office, much as Ferdinand E. Marcos was ousted in the Philippines in 1986.

Her 1975 structuralist masterpiece, "Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles," tells the story of a fastidious middle-class widow who supports herself by discreetly taking lovers, a situation that eventually drives her — toward the end of the film's 3 hours 18 minutes — quietly to kill one.

In the process, high abundances of C2H2 persist over long timescales due to the kinetic inhibition of reactions that eventually drive the carbon into CO, CO2 and CH4.