Lifestyle changes have driven a return of luxury goods sales in Russia (5 to 10 percent annual growth).

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Far more than presenting a return-driven justification for ethical business practices, Driven describes a comprehensive, rank-ordered summary of what drives higher performance and valuation.

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An international peace-keeping force would then move in, and refugees driven from these areas would return to their homes.

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Instead of domestic politics the market will return to being driven by the "global situation" currently affecting finance markets, he added.

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Unfortunately, there remains no better alternative if the nearly million Kosovars driven from their homes are to return.

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It starts with a financial plan and is driven by your family index rate of return.

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"The sector's return to growth has been driven by three factors, " said Tiga chief executive Richard Wilson.

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America may be witnessing the return of an old-fashioned version of populism, driven by economic anxiety and directed at economic interests.

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In the short term, the supply of housing is more or less fixed, so house prices are mainly driven by demand factors: namely, personal disposable income, real interest rates and the return offered by alternative investments such as equities.

ECONOMIST: House prices

And if the NFL decides to return to New Orleans within the next 5-6 years, that decision will in part be driven by strategic public relations motives.

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