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the driving force

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*the driving force (behind someone or something )
the person or a thing that motivates or directs someone or something. (*Typically: be ~; become ~; serve as~.) Making money is the driving force behind most businesses. Ambition is the driving force behind Tom. Love can also be the driving force.
See also: driving, force


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Singh is once again emerging as the driving force for fine tuning the deal with Washington, keeping India's interests upper most in his mind.
Frank was one of the driving forces behind the clubhouse at Jenner Park and the change of name from Barry Harriers to Barry and Vale Harriers, to better reflect the wider base from which club members were drawn.
Jobs is widely viewed as the driving force behind Apple's popular consumer-friendly products such as the iPod and the iPhone.
 
 
 
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