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They were virtually driven away from her campaign by its inelegant and cynical use of racial fears and prejudices.

Labour has been virtually driven from the south.

Voice of America's Russian service may have been virtually driven off the airwaves there, but 2.3m of its videos were watched on YouTube in May, according to the Senate foreign-relations committee.

After a month of fighting, defenders of Kobane say Islamic State (IS) has been virtually driven out of the Syrian town.

Since Black History and multiculturalism have been virtually driven out of so many classrooms, my plans would say we were covering, "background information," i.e. a "review" of the African-American history that the kids had never been exposed to, in order to understand the march which occurred 50 years ago.

Fiction explores the full spectrum of human emotions, and crime is virtually always driven by emotion, whether it's anger, desire, jealousy, or despair.

Gangland-style executions and drive-by shootings were virtually unheard of, Mr. Granville said.

They were virtually identical.

Others were virtually erased.

The findings were virtually unanimous.

Our meals were virtually identical.