Convert
Drive
Drive verb - To urge, push, or force onward.
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The Big Lebowski has Jewish convert Walter, who initially refuses to drive to meet The Dude on Friday night because of the sabbath.
Source: Against My Religion - It's even been speculated that the album's poor reception might have helped drive Dylan to convert to Christianity.
Source: Critical Backlash - Played straight but for laughs with using six adapters to convert a Trans-Galactic Republic data drive to a format that can interface with a Jakobs mobile shipyard.
Source: Fan Fic / /SovereignGFC/Origins
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