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Economists and analysts said much of the uptick in spending was being propelled by wealthier consumers.

A new kind of customer was being propelled, hands full, into self-storage.

The announcement inevitably renewed questions about the desirability of political dynasties and about whether Jeb was being propelled to run, in part, by fraternal rivalry.

This is because, while Syrnikov was recovering techniques and flavors from before the Revolution, the rest of the country was being propelled into the globalized world of the twenty-first century.

In part, they said the McCain-Feingold bill was being propelled forward because Democrats, who have long provided the most votes for it, picked up seats, leaving the Senate divided 50-50.

A senior White House adviser said the suddenly vigorous effort to end the lawsuit was being propelled by a political calculation that doing so would help Mr. Clinton present the best case to Congress in his attempt to avoid impeachment proceedings.

"The growth is being propelled by institutional money," said Suzanne Mistretta, an analyst at Fitch Ratings.

Greater automation is being propelled by interest not only from automakers but also from technology companies.

The euro's rise is being propelled by differing approaches to interest rates on opposite sides of the Atlantic.

Retail: Fashion Grows Fashion is the fastest-growing segment of online commerce, and it's being propelled by a surprising source: men.

They grab Henry by his elbows and forearms, and as his vision clears he sees that he's being propelled through a gap between two parked cars.