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Ultimately, that drives down the cost of capital in the U. S. relative to our competitors.

Greek default is the high-profile threat to eurozone banks that hogs the headlines, and drives down the share prices of the region's banks.

That drives down the average size of the entire population, the team reports.

For one thing, military equipment lacks the huge scale of consumer electronics, which drives down unit costs.

It's quieter, it has less vibration, its inherently less complex which drives down costs, and it's easier to operate.

The prospect of lower prices can encourage selling which drives down prices further.

"When a Chrysler 300 drives down the street in Hollywood and someone says, 'Isn't that a Bentley? ' that's a good sign, " Leno said.

It drives down our trade-weighted exchange rate too.

I think early on people thought, wow, it drives down market entry costs.

And the rapid-fire trading by hedge funds actually helps small investors, because it creates liquidity that drives down spreads.

The risk is that acute competition in those areas drives down margins.

Difficulty in differentiating major SOA software vendor's offerings drives down software costs

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Corporate news drives down day for Europe