So, plantar fasciitis, heel spur syndrome, heel spur, that all really goes together.
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Matz battled shoulder stiffness and a troublesome bone spur, was shut down in September and had the spur removed from his elbow in October.
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To be sure, falling inflation is expected to spur a string of interest rate cuts by Brazil's central bank next year, which should spur consumer demand and encourage more corporate investment.
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What would have been one of the biggest headline-grabbing moments of his tenure was put together on the spur of the moment and then canceled on the spur of the moment.
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Yamada said that a further rally in the dollar/yen could spur diplomatic concerns amid President-elect Donald Trump's rhetoric on trade, a possibility that may spur uncertainty over the government's currency policy.
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Matt Harvey had season-ending surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome, Noah Syndergaard has battled arm fatigue and a bone spur, and Steven Matz is trying to pitch through a particularly painful bone spur.
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What would have been one of the biggest headline-grabbing moments of Mr. Trump's tenure was put together on the spur of the moment and then canceled on the spur of the moment.
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Haven't gone on a spur of the moment road trip?
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Then we can use the model to spur more memories.
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Violent events that spur mass casualties, such as an Oct.
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A well directed budget can spur investments and public consumption.
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And most have partnered with Canadian firms to spur growth.
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A nuclear Iran would spur proliferation across the Middle East.
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And of course, everyone wants money to spur clean energy.
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The stockpiling demand could spur higher thermal coal futures prices.
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The credits are intended to encourage exploration and spur development.
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They come back with life experiences to spur economic growth.
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That ought to spur us to start debating big changes.
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And falling battery prices are expected to spur widespread adoption.
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But that could conceivably spur more people to plan ahead.
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And those constant challenges continue to spur innovation and investment.
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They can relieve severe pain -- but also can spur addiction.
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He expects them to spur inflation and rising interest rates.
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That combination might spur another, bigger drop in the markets.
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The speech, he tells PEOPLE, wasn't spur of the moment.
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Recognizing a knowledge gap should spur you to educate yourself.
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"It's spur of the moment; I never plan," Holtz said.
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The spur did not cause Tanaka to miss any starts.
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Maybe he covets deathly separation as a spur to inspiration.
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Supporters said Trump's election has helped spur the new movement.
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For the US economy low oil prices can spur deflation.
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Did the recent Democratic election victories spur hope for you?
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These contested stories divide our sympathies and spur angry debates.
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Proponents said they could help spur innovation in clean technologies.
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Parental judgments became an obvious spur to fame and attention.
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And he's trying to spur this remaking on his own.
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They were seeking video of a tornado in Spur, Tex.
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I hope these findings spur greater conversation across the spectrum.
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It's unclear whether Scalia's death will spur them to reconsider.
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But history can be both a spur and a burden.
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It could also spur demand across the wider euro zone.
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Confidence can spur a person to action, to take risks.
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Immigration has been and remains the spur for the nationalists.
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But the unilateral ban is likely to spur some solidarity.
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He also suggested the decision could spur polygamy or bestiality.
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That could spur the final leg of the bull market.
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That would spur rising German purchases from its area partners.
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Joe DiMaggio had an operation to remove the bone spur.
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Ahead, allow their testimonials to spur your next solo adventure.
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Olson hopes the Elaine Legacy Center will help spur change.
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A tax cut can spur spending by individuals and corporations.
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His group helped spur the global revival of gypsy jazz.
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The two sides dispute whether lower costs will spur installations.
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Circumstances surrounding Cannonball's furious charge spur Ramsey all the more.
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"Spur is only for blacks now," Mr. van Eeden added.
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Research from DARPA has gone on to spur whole industries.
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It also includes a program to spur rural infrastructure development.
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The dollar index had scaled 14-year peaks this month, on speculation that Trump's policies would spur growth and inflation, and spur the Fed to raise interest rates at a faster pace than previously expected.
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The Federal Communications Commission intends to launch a new $13 billion 5G Fund to spur deployment of wireless service in hard-to-serve rural areas, scrapping an existing program meant to spur 4G LTE service.
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Since then, a gridlocked Congress has done little to spur growth.
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It is also possible that cheap sterling might spur on exporters.
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Lagarde is uniquely positioned to spur reluctant national governments into action.
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What's more, it should spur increased archaeological interest in northern Africa.
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He said he hopes that link can spur viewers to conservation.
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Findings in the new study could help spur lawmakers into action.
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Instead, he emphasizes the need to spur growth and create jobs.
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The move is likely to spur inflows from index-tracking funds.
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I don't want to say it was spur of the moment.
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The developments helped spur the wider stock market higher on Monday.
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Human-rights advocates hope the Hogar Seguro calamity will spur reform.
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It also features an ending that will certainly spur WTF speculation.
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But remember, some profound aha moments will spur you into action.
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The prick of those spines should spur us into collective action.
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His effort to spur the private sector is, oddly, top-down.
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The focus on aviation has helped spur the industry to action.
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In recent years it has often taken disaster to spur investment.
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Still, analysts said the decision is unlikely to spur business decisions.
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" He said Wednesday's proposal should "spur a heightened level of action.
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Biles: No, it just happened at the spur of the moment.
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Montague's comments spur Nell's return to Hill House — and her death.
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Still, that may not be enough to spur action from Beijing.
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The aim is to spur innovation by simplifying the regulatory environment.
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If this article doesn't spur you to immediate action, don't worry.
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So scientists wanted to spur the plant to produce more oil.
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Merely providing open-source information can spur public policy and innovation.
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That will spur the second market stress, higher inflation, he said.
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Reinvesting those profits helps spur more economic growth and creates jobs.
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A small drop in interest rates did nothing to spur refinances.
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Like all command economies, the Fed is failing to spur growth.
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If this upturn lasts, some investors reckon it will spur construction.
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Funding schemes designed to spur rebuilding have in fact delayed it.
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Some say they prop up dictators; others, that they spur development.
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Talk of growing elsewhere is obviously intended to spur a rethink.
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It's a national embarrassment -- and it should spur us to action.
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The answer could spur discoveries to prevent such devastating neurological problems.
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But the Senate Democrats argued that indexing wouldn't spur new investment.
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The introduction of competition would spur public school systems to innovate.
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Acknowledging this reality is meant to spread awareness and spur action.
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Immediate expensing would unleash many new investments and spur economic growth.
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Trump's comments could spur further controversy surrounding the journalist's apparent death.
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Carbon pricing will help to spur the growth of renewable energy.
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It's a milestone that could spur more research (The Associated Press).
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"You don't worry about the bone spur getting worse," Collins said.
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His death helped spur nationwide protests against excessive force by police.
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Targeted government stimulus measures haven't been doing enough to spur growth.
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Gates said automation technology will spur a new wave of jobs.
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He won cooperation from China, helping to spur the Paris deal.
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The government hopes to spur economic growth by opening commercial theaters.
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Section 230 was intended to spur innovation and encourage start-ups.
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If I were president—and it should spur us to action.
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The real question is how likely this is to spur copycats.
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In fact, the episode seemed to spur him to greater heights.
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With luck this will spur serious competition among academics and researchers.
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And the spur and the boost comes from somebody else, generally.
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Regulators are looking to spur financial inclusion with fintech-friendly regulations.
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Would these challenges spur additional waves of commercial R&D efforts?
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Earlier, he hinted at revelations that could also spur presidential outrage.
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Spur of the moment sometimes works out the best, doesn't it?
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Defenders of the plan argue this will help spur job growth.
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Cyborg games may spur the sporting industry and attract new viewers.
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KUDLOW SAYS GERMANY SHOULD CUT TAXES, REGULATIONS TO SPUR ECONOMIC GROWTH
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"I want this project to spur everyone into action," she said.
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China is helping to spur Cambodia's economy in other ways, too.
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The other spur to Cambodian tourism has a much darker cast.
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This much-needed reduction will increase investment and spur economic growth.
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They train together, spur each other on and offer constructive advice.
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Experimentation in areas such as pricing helps spur competition and innovation.
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Facebook is launching new tools to spur civic and political engagement.
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Did it spur any memories of your own experiences with calendars?
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There also is no evidence that the deals spur faster construction.
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Countries that need to devalue their currency to spur exports cannot.
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But we're going to spur growth and we're going to spur growth in the right direction, not the wrong direction," he said, adding that he would be "the greatest president for jobs that God ever created.
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A de facto 20 percent devaluation would spur Italian economic growth, drive exports up even faster (they have been growing faster than imports, but not enough to spur economic growth beyond an anemic one percent plus).
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Tesla has helped spur the biggest automakers to accelerate their electrification plans.
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Deutsche Bank didn't expect the extra free time would spur more consumption.
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During his campaign he pledged to spur $1 trillion of infrastructure investment.
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But might the Ant Financial deal spur Tencent into working with Toss?
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Beijing began its subsidies program in 2010 to spur the nascent industry.
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This will spur China to make adequate preparations in the long term.
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A recent rebound in oil prices is unlikely to spur more drilling.
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But inflation and interest rates are falling, which should spur a recovery.
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To spur investment, the new scheme would let companies speed up depreciation.
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Romantically, this Mercury cycle could spur an epic case of the butterflies.
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Our hope is that this study helps to spur the change needed.
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They had to offer $25 in cash to spur students to respond.
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Maryland's novel assault could spur a host of copycats, legal experts said.
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Hopefully Dillashaw can spur Garbrandt to new heights just as Cruz did.
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But the biggest spur of change is the enormous appetite for talent.
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These systems are very hard to not only spur adoption, but implement.
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Clearly, Uber's hoping to spur adoption and incentivize use of its platform.
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Religious zeal is no longer enough to spur the jihadists into action.
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The changes announced Thursday are designed to favor posts that spur conversations.
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The success with the EU may also spur even more international interest.
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It may also spur those on the opposite side of the debate.
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That same year, vaccine refusal helped spur a measles outbreak at Disneyland.
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Perhaps, then, America hopes the pressure will spur reform of the body.
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This alone will create jobs, increase wages, and help spur GDP growth.
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Attacks on oil tankers would also spur a major oil price breakout.
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In both cities, conflict can spur creativity as a response to pain.
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Alton Sterling's death helped spur nationwide protests against excessive force by police.
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Both spur more sales for gun makers and strengthen their investment appeal.
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Overwhelming public outcry can also help spur the embrace of open data.
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China has pledged to ramp up infrastructure investment further to spur demand.
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Celebrity deaths often spur big increases in sales of music and movies.
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And the success of LIGO will only spur the NANOGrav project forward.
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A new opportunity exists to spur transformative change in food and agriculture.
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White House, and Trump is likely to spur higher turnout among Democrats.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, and spur another lawsuit opposing the project.
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There is nothing inherently wrong with government action to spur the economy.
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This has affected their ability to lend more and spur economic growth.
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Mexico has long made shrewd use of tax breaks to spur development.
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First, in Europe, Russian aggression has proved a spur to NATO members.
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Sound corporate tax reform can spur growth and improve America's global competitiveness.
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This public airing of his racist views is sure to spur protests.
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In all, there was little in the report to spur the Fed.
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Research suggests that such prompts from widely accessed websites spur voter turnout.
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C: The Vietnamese central bank cut rates last year to spur growth.
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Even Syndergaard is pitching with a bone spur in his right elbow.
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"There's no discomfort in my elbow regarding the bone spur," Syndergaard said.
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Together we denounce white supremacists, KKK, neo-Nazis who spur hatred. pic.twitter.
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Doing something bold in Brussels before then could spur an electoral backlash.
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With luck, they'll also spur a longer conversation about reevaluating Woolf's diaries.
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"There's no discomfort in the elbow regarding the bone spur," Syndergaard said.
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It can spur legal action, as it did in the tobacco case.
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We just don't need campaign contributions to spur us to do it.
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But, bankers now expect weak commodity prices to spur more opportunistic deals.
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" He added that Wednesday's proposal should "spur a heightened level of action.
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The government says borrowing to build the infrastructure will spur economic development.
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The government hopes the agreement will spur development in the remaining 17.
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Steady to lower borrowing costs did not spur refinancing activity last week.
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A tax cut would spur FedEx to increase its investments, he said.
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Most coaches would use public comments like that as a motivational spur.
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Beyond sexual assault, atmospheres with heavy drinking can spur contestants to violence.
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The Catholic Church revelations should spur Pennsylvania legislators to break this logjam.
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The construction work for the line did spur complaints over loud explosions.
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His example could spur others in the party to do the same.
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The costs of electrification and automated vehicles could spur more alliance talks.
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So what exactly does the USMCA do to spur these new opportunities?
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In-store tech helps retailers engage customers and may spur impulse buys.
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Will President Trump's attacks on the news media spur attendance, or hurt?
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Increased competition could spur state-owned banks to improve their lending decisions.
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The proposal by the Education Department is almost certain to spur backlash.
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A more generous pension system might spur demand among older Chinese citizens.
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Sales in America have helped spur growth for the past nine years.
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That is likely to spur greater sales, for a while at least.
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Collaboration tools — group messaging apps, email, office designs — can help spur creativity.
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A visit from a city inspector might spur a board to act.
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The evidence that health coaching may spur general lifestyle changes is mounting.
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The assumption was that shared money would spur greater European political integration.
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How does punishing upper-income people help spur investment or job creation?
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On everyone's minds this week: Will the U.S. tax overhaul spur acquisitions?
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For starters, supporting females is among the best ways to spur prosperity.
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Or will it spur a paradigm shift in terms of business decisions?
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Will the Trump administration implement steel tariffs and spur a trade war?
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Delta said the tax law would likely spur more corporate travel spending.
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It could spur investment across the country in high-paying, sustainable employment.
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Far from limiting nuclear dangers, "No First Use" could actually spur proliferation.
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The freshman congressman used those powerful posts to spur U.S. military preparedness.
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The meetings are an attempt to motivate and spur activism among young people.
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Stocks are benefitting from a belief that Trump spending policies will spur growth.
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The second phase of motor tariff deregulation is likely to spur further rationalisation.
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We know that anger can be a very good emotion to spur action.
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Shirai said monetary policy and the resultant weaker yen can't spur more consumption.
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Economists are optimistic that tightening labor market conditions will spur faster wage growth.
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Even better, lower unemployment doesn't just help workers: It can spur overall growth.
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If anything, this is bound to spur the "who's copycatting who?" debate again.
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Reportedly, the summit was a spur of the moment decision from Trump anyway.
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These leaders need to work together to build momentum and spur greater ambition.
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These nations believed that rates "less than zero" would spur their sluggish economies.
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The second reason could be to help spur more usage of WhatsApp Status.
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The Wenzhou crash helped spur new policies to more tightly police the internet.
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Whether the GAO report is going to spur any government action is unlikely.
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It is meant to spur fintech experiments and autonomous vehicles, among other innovations.
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The government said it expected the reforms to spur investment into the sectors.
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But they are optimistic it might spur higher prices in the commodity markets.
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Concerns about rising housing prices could spur authorities to take fresh cooling measures.
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It can also help spur former residents to come back to their roots.
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Heated arguments could spur you to say — or do — something you might regret.
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And CMS ought to make its payment rules more flexible to spur innovation.
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They are also skeptical that the incentive will help spur a development renaissance.
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The prospect of bad media coverage seems to spur Facebook into some action.
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It will enhance national security, spur innovation, and create jobs, the VP added.
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The aim is to spur reform of China's gargantuan power company, State Grid.
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Barack Obama loosened the economic embargo, hoping that closer contacts would spur change.
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If that plan were put in place, it could spur retaliation from Mexico.
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There are some useful roles it can play to help spur the economy.
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New aircraft tend to be sold at heavier discounts to spur further orders.
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Cramer believes both acquisitions could spur more takeover activity in their respective sectors.
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The announcement may well spur addition interest in the round from prospective investors.
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It was just a really random, spur of the moment kind of thing.
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No, not really – it was just a spur of the moment convention tattoo.
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But more than four years of monetary stimulus has failed to spur inflation.
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It also helps to clarify which factors will likely spur the future megadroughts.
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So use these three questions to spur your employer in the right direction.
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Expectations the yuan will continue to weaken may spur outflows from China investments.
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None of this did anything to spur Congress to act on gun control.
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Grappling with these challenges, however, may spur a shift in the industry's structure.
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Other than spur Yemeni loathing for Saudi Arabia, the war has achieved little.
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Cold War brought a spur of optimism in the 1990s, psychoanalysis reached its
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But it has achieved another avowed aim, which was to spur Clarksdale's revival.
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"It was spur of the moment," Chicken Box owner Packy Norton told PEOPLE.
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Some entrepreneurs and analysts said the deal was insufficient to spur growth significantly.
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Ramos's red card, if anything, seemed to spur Madrid to win the contest.
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The eternal vigilance of the Pinkertons should spur the same posture in response.
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"climate alarmism" of the few will spur and grow popular movements for change.
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The tactic helped spur ludicrous headlines claiming her report showed "starvation" among students.
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If Trump does that, it'll likely spur many lawsuits and concern from Congress.
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Environmentalists fear the projects would spur development of Canada's carbon-intensive oil sands.
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The demise of DACA, however, could spur many to return to the shadows.
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If they do not, profit-motivated layoffs can be a spur for change.
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Rather than punish investment, the Trump plan will spur growth across the board.
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What will it take to spur the shift away from dirty, polluting enterprises?
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He said Kasich would be able to balance budgets and spur economic growth.
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No need to rest his right elbow, the one with the bone spur.
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We believe cutting taxes and slashing regulatory burdens will spur our nation's economy.
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I didn't want to take sides but rather to spur a healthy debate.
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A "very shallow" rate path is necessary to help spur that, he said.
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Taber's own history shows, not every attempt to spur negotiation has produced progress
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Trump also hopes to spur China's buying of billions more in U.S. goods.
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He called the software initiative a credible strategy to try to spur growth.
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And tech itself continues to produce new challengers and spur further deal activity.
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But it also hopes the funding will spur growth in the technology sector.
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She has said her opposition to President Donald Trump helped spur her run.
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This bill will spur economic growth and encourage the development of clean technologies.
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" This, the analysts said, "may spur demand in the correct weak growth scenario.
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This is an opportunity to develop regulations that reward safety and spur innovation.
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These prompts could also spur usage when people are bored, sparking their imagination.
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Partitioning Syria could also spur destabilizing partitionist impulses elsewhere in the Middle East.
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If not corrected, certain provisions in the agreement may directly spur new violence.
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Ladies and gentlemen, this wasn't some spur-of-the-moment loss of control.
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It's also helped spur Planned Parenthood into sinking massive resources into defeating Handel.
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Plus, the prospect of new customers could spur competition and drive down prices.
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But everything is pretty spur-of-the-moment most of the time, right?
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The book is a thoughtful examination of how personal experiences spur intellectual progress.
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Coming deficit spending may also spur more deal making in industries including construction.
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President Trump has made clear he wants to spur investment in critical infrastructure.
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One role of the meeting is to spur ideas for changing this situation.
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And educating the public about the giant's significance may spur novel conservation methods.
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Lower rates are viewed as desirable in a downturn because they spur borrowing.
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It's all very spur-of-the-moment, just a gut response to something.
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For Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908), shame was both a spur and a block.
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Mr. Pollock said he did not think the move would spur financial repercussions.
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Generally speaking, no piece of art is individually going to spur a movement.
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For a protest to spur change, he finds, it has to become unignorable.
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That has many in Florida's black community infuriated, and it could spur turnout.
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I want to leave only the ghost of the painting to spur imagination.
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"It was a real spur-of-the-moment type thing," Ms. Walus said.
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Purdue Pharma coming to the table could spur something of a domino effect.
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Longer term, the tariffs could spur American companies to move their factories elsewhere.
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It would also put experienced managers in boardrooms and spur more professional practices.
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And that rally, he hopes, will spur voters to the polls in November.
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He wants to see lower borrowing costs to spur credit growth and construction.
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Whatever the reason, the finding could help managers spur creativity among their teams.
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President Donald Trump has previously emphasized federal efforts to spur private space projects.
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She and the report authors hope that this research can spur conservation efforts.
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Large appropriations bills typically spur lobbying contracts and this year was no exception.
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Deep structural policy reforms can reverse the negative economic spiral and spur growth.
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If this occurs, it could also spur inflation and the market's inflation expectations.
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It's considered a dwarf planet — a designation that continues to spur vigorous debate.
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Nor is monetary policy the only force the government wields to spur growth.
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Unilever, meanwhile, will also be looking for a strategic move to spur growth.
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Trump's infrastructure plan will hinge on using government money to spur private spending.
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If there is a massive rebuild, Cramer said that could spur economic growth.
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On balance, the 22019 act did not provide a spur to U.S. investment.
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In the last two years, Washington has allocated $265 million to spur programs.
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The move by Canada could spur other countries to legalize recreational marijuana use.
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The Supreme Court's Cert in Microsoft Ireland case should spur lawmakers to act.
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Last year's car showcase was a spur-of-the-moment thing, he said.
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They do what they're designed to do: spur deployment and drive down prices.
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Kohl's, too, said it stepped up promotions to spur demand for its products.
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Second, a weaker dollar tends to spur international capital flows to emerging markets.
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Moral choice is the spur that sends this novel on its forward gallop.
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The bill's sponsors hope the bill will spur an uptick in that number.
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Executives hope the housing efforts will spur other companies to follow its lead.
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Could it spur a more vocal public interest for investing in city infrastructure?
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He knew returning to play against his former teammates would spur extra jeering.
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In exchange, he wants Trump to help spur economic development in the region.
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Then there's the broader theory of the economy embedded in the Quicken Loans ad: that easier-to-obtain mortgage loans will spur new spending, which in turn will spur more people to get houses and so on in a virtuous circle.
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Those halts, once activity resumed, seemed to spur nervous investors into broader sell-offs.
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Fear of losing out on contracts is a genuine spur to taking safety seriously.
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It wants to tap the public market to help fund operations and spur growth.
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Deer cause damage to farmland and spur erosion by, for example, gobbling up grass.
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He said he hoped his move would spur the appointment of a special counsel.
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Connecting Tilt Brush natively to YouTube could spur even more VR art session sharing.
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The 2020 Flying Spur is an all-wheel-drive sedan with all-wheel steering.
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But Tuesday's rebound in iron ore futures may spur a recovery in spot prices.
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"It's probably more a spur to action than a huge death knell," he said.
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But whether they can do enough to spur real turnarounds remains to be seen.
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The mood was more subdued elsewhere, with little fresh corporate news to spur buying.
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Increased use of electric vehicles would also spur demand for the power they sell.
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Kraft's takeover of Cadbury's in 2010 helped spur Britain to tighten its takeover rules.
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Nonetheless, the damage they cause is the spur for calls for anonymity for suspects.
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Still, the labor market is tightening and could hopefully soon spur faster wage growth.
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Analysts have said the company has been spending more on incentives to spur sales.
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NextGen Climate launched a similar $25 million effort to spur turnout among younger voters.
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The hope was that this would spur takeovers, yielding fewer, stronger, more efficient banks.
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Of course, a series of micro events could also spur such highs as well.
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What comes out of your argument can spur changes in yourself or your relationship.
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But prices would have to rise considerably to spur the necessary investment in mines.
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European leaders fear it could spur secessionist ambitions in other parts of the continent.
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Mandelbrot also thinks guaranteed projects could spur more people to back traditional crowdfunding projects.
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The central bank will also further relax rules to spur capital outflows, Veerathai said.
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Richard thinks Trump's economic plan could probably spur economic growth and demand for oil.
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Yet Mr Sy also notes that regional banks can spur competition and export innovation.
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When companies don't speak up, consumers are often organizing widespread boycotts to spur action.
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Erdogan wants to see lower interest rates to spur lending and boost economic growth.
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Cars are a spur of the technological innovation for which the country is famed.
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That stimulus would also help spur other major economies, including China, Europe and Japan.
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It proposed overriding local zoning restrictions to spur building in areas near public transport.
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"If it can spur a conversation about Parkinson's, it's good for the Parkinson's population."
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Such a settlement might spur Western governments to start offering large-scale aid again.
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The Google Lunar X Prize is intended to spur commercial development of lunar exploration.
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The government also hopes to cap overtime, which might spur both hiring and consumption.
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The country strategically uses low tax rates to spur domestic investment from foreign corporations.
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It is one of many CRP efforts to use the film to spur action.
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And a high-profile case like Cosby's might spur lawmakers and advocates to action.
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But in both cases, I suspect that the release may spur additional Android development.
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A simple change of scenery can spur creativity and make you feel more productive.
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Growing global demand for fossil-free materials is also helping to spur the innovation.
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Ford recently invested $1 billion in robotics company Argo to spur autonomous car efforts.
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But Thorpe says today's discovery will help spur efforts like the LISA Pathfinder mission.
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They're trying again to spur action after Trump washed his hands of the program.
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Another additional 2.08 billion euros will be used to spur growth and create jobs.
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Now the hope is it would spur others to consider following the same path.
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He cited consumer strength and said that tax reform also would help spur growth.
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Did that spur her to lean on Facebook's team as Parscale claims he did?
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The report is likely to spur new questions from Republicans about the controversial payment.
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And they will spur legislative action in a way that privacy risks never have.
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But Aetna's decision will also spur calls for much bigger interventions by the government.
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Congress must move in ways that will grow the economy and spur job growth.
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Trump says such a policy would spur investment, create jobs and boost the economy.
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Instead, this leaking will spur an equal and opposite reaction from the White House.
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The weekend's G20 meeting ended with no new coordinated action to spur global growth.
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The BoJ anticipated that its easing would spur borrowing and spending, including capital expenditure.
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The prospect of broadening their tax bases should spur councils to allow more building.
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Sanders may have helped spur 2018's unusual slate of left-leaning congressional candidates.
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Syndergaard, who denied Monday he had a spur, has said his elbow feels strong.
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Arab states could do with more supranational integration to open markets and spur growth.
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Trump has predicted his policies, including tax reform, would spur growth of 3 percent.
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But that has not seemed to spur much movement in views on the issue.
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Hefner started Playboy in the '50s, and its success helped spur the sexual revolution.
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Our government cannot spur job creation and support economic sustainability with one singular fix.
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That incentive will spur economic growth and help protect our environment and public health.
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That's the hope, although "Resurgence" is likely to spur more eye-drooping than popping.
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Proponents also say it might spur private insurers to seek bigger discounts as well.
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A recent rise in oil prices has helped to spur the country's economic recovery.
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Of that $16 billion, $2 billion was "new equity funding" intended to spur growth.
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But while this apparent failure might have deterred me, it actually became a spur.
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The new license has helped spur the development of local hops and barley crops.
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However, he noted, some of his best ideas were made spur of the moment.
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Lilla is not hoping so: His book is a spur to self-critique instead.
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The approval could spur more research into marijuana products, though marijuana itself remains illegal.
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For that matter, health anxiety doesn't always spur people to make more medical appointments.
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He wanted to make sculptures to spur the conversation around the extinction of bees.
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Increased demand for nickel may spur nickel production and, as a consequence, cobalt product.
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Interoperability of health standards helped spur an unprecedented level of innovation in the sector.
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Resnick adds that acute psychosis might spur mothers to kill without any comprehensible motive.
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Comey added that he hoped the leak would spur the appointment of special counsel.
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With luck the devices will spur an interest in, you know, walking and stuff.
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Many of Europe's problems represent a failure to reshape its policies to spur growth.
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"We want to spur school inclusion and simplify rules for parents," Ms. Grillo said.
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Some believe the natural evolution of automobiles will spur greater demand for female designers.
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The hope was that it would spur economic growth — but that growth never came.
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The law was supposed to spur economic growth to at least 3 percent annually.
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It might spur China to limit subsidies for solar panels and other manufactured goods.
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It is unlikely that women will spur each other on to a murder spree.
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The sagging confidence could undermine China's efforts to redirect its economy and spur growth.
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He plotted a spur-of-the-moment March trip to the Turks and Caicos.
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The new revelations of the Sackler's wealth might spur further protests on those institutions.
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The question is, what kind of powertrain will spur the airplanes of the future?
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Consumer advocates hope that making freezes free will spur more consumers to use them.
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You could spur even him to do something that had the whiff of obstruction.
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The next, the ricotta inside floppy tortellini got an extra spur from lemon zest.
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However, the report recommended a number of regulatory changes to spur greater mortgage origination.
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The board helped spur her to plan, research and talk to people for recommendations.
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The males also have a sharp, venomous spur behind one of their hind feet.
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Public radio, in particular, is a whiz at using donation tiers to spur giving.
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Elected officials hope these will spur more redevelopment, but that has not come yet.
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That may be, calculatingly, the best way to spur some action on his part.
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Still, Mr. Zuckerberg said he still wanted to spur change at a national level.
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He launched a vigorous effort to spur private sector-led growth and foreign investment.
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To some, Britain proves how government can spur the rapid deployment of clean technology.
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Pete Buttigieg, who served in Afghanistan, is definitely into bringing up that bone spur.
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The program was begun in 1990 to spur job growth in economically depressed regions.
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The brewer also has another goal of creating an Asian champion to spur consolidation.
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This would spur competition among schools for students, the greatest accountability mechanism of all.
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S. firms and will likely spur "overcompliance" by companies, analysts and industry sources said.
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S. firms and will likely spur "overcompliance" by companies, analysts and industry sources said.
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Parramore asked the short seller if Trump's infrastructure spending plan will spur economic growth.
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The brewer also has another goal - to create an Asian champion to spur consolidation.
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Deficits aren&apost necessarily bad, since investments (infrastructure, education, recession stimulus) can spur growth.
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Any of them could spur a deep conversation with a curious kid — or adult.
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Backing away from the agreement would spur enormous consternation across Europe and in Moscow.
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A single development project, on its own, isn't generally enough to spur significant change.
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In 22009, Mr. Najib established 21Malaysia Development Berhad, or 20163MDB, to spur economic development.
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Tests led to finding a bone spur in his right wrist, and then surgery.
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Of course, you can also use failure to spur you on to future success.
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Sanctions are unlikely to spur economic collapse as is currently being seen in Venezuela.
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He received four military deferments for college, and one for a bone spur diagnosis.
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He has since launched multiple initiatives to spur job creation in the United States.
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