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Weather-driven

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Weath´er-driv`en
a.1.Driven by winds or storms; forced by stress of weather.
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But he added: "Looking ahead, we are unlikely to see a weather-driven seasonal bounce in demand again in 2009 and we continue to plan for a particularly tough balance of the year in our major markets.
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