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  • 121Drive-by Argument (album) — Infobox Album | Name = Drive By Argument Type = Album Artist = Drive by Argument Released = flagicon|UKDigital: May 12, 2008Physical: May 19, 2008 Recorded = 2006 Genre = Electro Indie Format = CD, 7 , Download Length = 39:26 Label = Lizard King… …

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  • 122drive*/*/*/ — [draɪv] (past tense drove [drəʊv] ; past participle driven [ˈdrɪv(ə)n] ) verb I 1) [I/T] to control a vehicle so that it moves somewhere, or to go somewhere by doing this Usually, my sister drives and I read the map.[/ex] You will drive carefully …

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  • 123Drive-by Argument — Infobox musical artist Name = Drive By Argument Landscape = yes Background = group or band Alias = DBA, Drive By Origin = Ayr, Great Britain Genre = Indie rock, electro, techno Years active = 2004–present Label = One (2005), Lizard King (2006… …

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  • 124Drive Me Crazy — This article is about the film. For the song by Ratt, see Dancing Undercover. Drive Me Crazy Theatrical release poster Directed by John Schultz …

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  • 125Drive-by (disambiguation) — A drive by is a form of hit and run tactic, a personal attack carried out by an individual or individuals from a moving vehicle. Drive by may also refer to: Drive By, an American music group Drive By, an American hip hop duo consisting of Anybody …

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  • 126drive-by VC — n. A venture capital firm or investor that supplies money to a new company, but does not offer any other type of support or expertise. Also: drive by venture capitalist. Example Citations: The path to profitability, or P2P, is the major new buzz… …

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  • 127drive-by porn — n. Sexually explicit images viewable on a video screen in a nearby vehicle. Also: drive by pornography, drive by smut. Example Citations: It was like when a friend tells you too many details about their personal life, says Jess Mortimer, who… …

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  • 128drive — v 1. hurl, propel, expel, repel, rout, drive away, drive off. 2. task, tax, work; overwork, overtask, overtax, drive into the ground. 3. impel, urge, press, push, thrust, shove; move, actuate, set going, set in motion; spur, prod, prick, goad,… …

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