Driven
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| Initial release | South Korea |
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| Directors | Renny Harlin |
| Box office | 54. 7 million USD |
| Initial DVD release | June 1, 2004 |
| Screenplay | Sylvester Stallone |
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| ID | 958983 |
About Driven
A cutting-edge action drama about an exciting cast of characters living life in the fastest of lanes, in the thrilling and dangerous world of high-tech car racing. Rookie Jimmy Bly (Kip Pardue) could go all the way, but not without the help of fallen legend Joe Tanto (Sylvester Stallone) or without the love of another racer's girl (Estella Warren).
Deserted Nagorno-Karabakh reveals aftermath of lightning-fast Armenian defeat
... " Ordinary civilians on both sides fled during every phase of the conflict in the 1990s as soon as opposing soldiers arrived, he pointed out - Driven by at least 100 years of distrust, even hatred, between the two populations...
Lib Dem conference: Ed Davey pounds Tories in election warm-up speech
... Breadth - Driven by hubris - is now seen as an enemy...
Child labour at 'critical moment' as more pushed into work: ILO
... He said a squeeze on living costs - Driven in part by rising food and energy prices caused by the war in Ukraine - had for some families " made the difference between having one meal a day or not"...
Cost of living: Charity warns Christmas debt could take years to repay
... However, it means prices are still much higher than they were, and the poll for the BBC suggests that higher bills - Driven primarily by food and energy - are causing anxiety and people are doing their best to cut spending accordingly...
Rishi Sunak: What will the new PM mean for my money?
... Prices are rising at their highest rate for 40 years - Driven primarily by energy and food...
People plan for smaller Christmas as prices soar
... 1% in the 12 months to September - the fastest rate in 40 years - Driven by sharp price rises in energy and food costs...
Australia floods: Three states issue evacuation orders after heavy rain
... Widespread flooding across Australia - Driven by a La Niña weather pattern - has killed more than 20 people this year...
Australia floods: 50,000 on evacuation alert after deluge hits Sydney
... Widespread flooding across Australia - Driven by a La Niña weather pattern - has killed more than 20 people this year, many in New South Wales (NSW)...
Lib Dem conference: Ed Davey pounds Tories in election warm-up speech
By Chris MasonPolitical editor, Bbc News , in Bournemouth
There is a survivor elation vibe to The Liberal Democrats .
Eight years on from their Near Death experience after The Years of coalition government with The Conservatives, they've rediscovered their mojo.
And they know precisely who they are targeting, and where: The Tories, primarily in The South west and south east of England.
It is this more focused tilt at seats they Hope to be winnable that gives The Lib Dems an outsized influence on The political psyche.
Yes, they are possessed of 15 MPs - just 2. 3% of Parliament's Total - But a string of by-election victories over The Conservatives has given dozens of Tories A Blast of The heebie-jeebies.
Oratorical arithmetic doesn't tell you everything about a political leader's approach, But sometimes it can tell you rather a lot.
By my reckoning Ed Davey referred to The Conservatives 27 times in his party conference speech here in Bournemouth.
Mentions of Labour? Just three.
Senior party figures describe their last general election campaign and performance as a " fiasco".
The Party got 3. 7 million votes, an 11. 5% share, and 11 seats, one fewer than in 2017.
Sir Ed's critique has long been that The Party spread itself way too thinly at The 2019 election, when his predecessor Jo Swinson talked of winning hundreds of seats.
To win seats under Westminster's so-called first-past-The -post system, parties need geographically concentrated areas of support, not a smattering of votes in lots of places.
Breadth - Driven by hubris - is now seen as an enemy.
The Party won't publicly confirm how many seats it is focusing on at The Next general election.
But expect it to be in The ballpark of 30 to 40.
Recent council elections and by-elections have tempted party strategists to increase The Number , But they do so with The Shadow of 2019 loitering on their shoulder.
With a political Focus On The Conservatives, and a geographical Focus On plenty of places that voted for Leave in The EU referendum, The Lib Dem Comfort Foods of old are off The Menu .
And Little Wonder : given their targeting, Little Wonder The Lib Dem leadership is not vociferously focused on bashing Brexit and putting up taxes.
The Party 's long-standing commitment to putting a penny on Income Tax has been lobbed off Bournemouth Pier .
And while some activists here are desperate for The Party to be far more full-blooded in its condemnation of Brexit, The Leadership are allergic to The idea, detecting little appetite to Focus On it from those they seek to woo.
Instead, there will be a relentless Focus On The NHS, The cost of living and sewage in rivers and The Sea .
The messaging will No Doubt be tweaked from one place to The Next , But these are seen as The Touchstone issues in The places that matter for The Lib Dems.
Party staff are well aware of The - who has pointed out that opinion polls suggest The Liberal Democrat national share of The vote remains glued at pretty much The same level it was at The Last general election.
Their approach - their Hope - is that this shouldn't matter, if they maintain that targeted geographical and political Focus On The places they can actually win.
Let's see.
The Challenge they face is assembling The muscle to campaign in 30 to 40 places at The same Time - rather different from throwing The entire resources of The Party at a single by-election campaign.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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