The two countries are already spurring each other to innovate.
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The president cracked jokes, spurring repeated laughs from the crowd.
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But a few have proved controversial, spurring allegations of cronyism.
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The attractiveness of the market is spurring new drug development.
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Competition for workers may be spurring firms towards efficiency improvements.
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Partnership School went viral on social media, spurring an investigation.
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A cheaper currency should also boost growth by spurring exports.
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The incentive has been credited with spurring adoption of EVs.
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The measure is spurring heavy pushback from Persian Gulf states.
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The SWIFT hacks are also spurring interest in new technologies.
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Across disciplines, the current outbreak is spurring some fascinating trends.
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It did, however, succeed at spurring downtown development around it.
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ZTE's factories ground to a halt, spurring anger from Beijing.
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Mr. Renzi pursued reforms aimed at spurring companies to invest.
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He has said wage increases are not spurring higher inflation.
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Political conventions spurring large protests are nothing new, of course.
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It's spurring and helping them get through the early months.
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Sliding solar panel prices are also spurring demand from utilities.
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It opened the floodgates, spurring other large studios to follow suit.
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It's working well for them and they're spurring each other on.
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Beijing charges that Washington is the aggressor and spurring global protectionism.
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What's spurring the current activism around decriminalization that we see now?
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After remaining silent for days — spurring another social media hashtag, #WheresZuck?
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Moody's cited concerns about efforts to support growth spurring debt growth.
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Also spurring protesters: Unemployment is set to surpass 25% this year.
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There is a better approach, both for spurring important research and
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I think that it's spurring a little bit of a correction.
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The deal itself has upended the industry, potentially spurring more consolidation.
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But we also realize that spurring invention requires profound cultural shifts.
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Spurring growth to match bigger investor payouts is a trickier challenge.
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Skilled immigration fuels our economic growth by spurring innovation and entrepreneurship.
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The national security and economic concerns are spurring action from lawmakers.
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It's as if that casual elitist cruelty is spurring Buñuel on.
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Whichever candidate wins, spurring job creation will be a formidable task.
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Now the calculus for spurring growth is a bit more complicated.
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What is spurring this round of consolidation in the magazine business?
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Higher bond yields would usually make a currency more attractive, spurring inflows.
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Tambor first faced allegations in November 2017, spurring an investigation by Amazon.
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It has been credited with spurring greater automation, competition and lower costs.
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S. trade war rattled financial markets, spurring investors to safe-haven assets.
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The big bets, including original video, are spurring confidence rather than doubt.
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Meanwhile, production has been falling in China, spurring greater imports, he noted.
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Ethiopia annexed Eritrea in the 1960s, spurring a protracted 30-year conflict.
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He also noted that Twitter has reduced ad prices, spurring more demand.
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The advent of a duopoly is also spurring concerns about monopolistic practices.
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The reports went viral, spurring the commentary from Clinton, Schatz and others.
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But Strzok would not confirm that on Thursday, spurring frustration from Jordan.
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But they are also spurring the ongoing radicalization of Democratic Party elites.
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This in itself is spurring startups that help merchants thrive on Amazon.
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It may also go the other way, of course, spurring economic growth.
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Fixes Deepening political divisions in America are spurring acts of extreme violence.
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That has dragged down the value of Turkish currency, spurring high inflation.
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"I went to spurring the verses instead of the horses," he said.
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They remained united against the White House, spurring a furious funding fight.
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Economics is spurring the growth, said Colin Smith, a senior company analyst.
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How tariffs are reshaping the solar industry, including by spurring M.&A.
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The reports have received international attention, spurring the social media hashtag #ExxonKnew.
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The tight jobs market is seen boosting wage growth and spurring inflation.
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India A string of brutal rapes is spurring outrage in India again.
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It's lost a handful of executives, spurring speculation about a mass exodus.
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Spurring the current optimism are a series of recent hot tech floats.
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Trump has come to Manafort's defense, spurring speculation of a possible future pardon.
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A weaker currency is also spurring growth, albeit gradual, in trade and tourism.
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He had already won the tournament once, spurring France to victory in 1998.
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That in turn should encourage bankers to lend more freely, spurring further growth.
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Still, Hua accused U.S. politicians of intentionally distorting their assessments and spurring clashes.
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The strong dollar also allows for relatively low interest rates, spurring economic growth.
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He called Clinton a "nasty woman" during last week's presidential debate, spurring outcry.
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A popular ad campaign may be spurring alcohol sales, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Woosley said the new findings are spurring him to revisit his own models.
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The decision was sharply criticized by the country's film community, spurring the protests.
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Everybody was trying something new and that new comedy was spurring me on.
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One justification for high profits is that they motivate additional investment, spurring innovation.
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The condo market has seen strong demand, however, spurring groundbreaking on new units.
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The path to reducing emissions and spurring economic growth has always been innovation.
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But the new talks, on the agenda for early October, are spurring optimism.
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Buttigieg is praised locally for spurring more than $100 million in downtown investment.
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Or a WPA project, or some sort of federal legislation sort of spurring this.
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Bird launched last spring in San Francisco without government approval, spurring complaints from residents.
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Exxon itself noted that the U.S. shale boom is spurring growth of downstream industries.
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Meanwhile, Trump may be inadvertently spurring yet another mass wave of migrants, particularly families.
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Later, Gawker posted a tape of Hogan making allegedly racist remarks, spurring another suit.
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In fact, that deal has had the effect of spurring more talk of consolidation.
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Boz said it was all about spurring internal debate to help shape future tools.
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CBD does the opposite, spurring damaged cells to degenerate, which can counteract alcohol's effects.
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Deforestation releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, spurring global warming, and reduces regional rainfall.
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"The biggest benefit for Google is spurring innovation in the AI space," continued Patterson.
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His criticisms of "fake news" are spurring a response from some news media outlets.
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The virtual wealth infusion altered its surroundings, spurring rent hikes, evictions, and development aplenty.
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He noted that there have already been signs that Brexit was spurring job losses.
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Clinton also proposed new student debt programs aimed at spurring entrepreneurship among young Americans.
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Keynesian economists would simply argue that tax cuts stimulate the economy, spurring economic growth.
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When oil prices were high, Fort McMurray and Alberta prospered, spurring Canada's economic growth.
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As more customers start using Paytm, more merchants join, spurring further use, he added.
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Americans are investing more in their pets, spurring interest from companies searching for growth.
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Some have credited Reagan's first policy with spurring the economic boom in the 1980s.
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Besides their direct impact, each GPT also increases productivity by spurring important complementary innovations.
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You're constantly spurring it on to maintain even a moderate speed, especially when turning.
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Flanders said higher premiums seen this year are spurring the exodus of younger customers.
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Mr. Trump has no plan, only vague suggestions of spurring investment through tax incentives.
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Refreshing new friendships forces ourselves in new and unfamiliar places, thus spurring personal development.
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It's not difficult to imagine a new Mueller indictment spurring the Congress to action.
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The timely show has become a sensation, selling strongly, attracting celebrities, and spurring conversation.
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Changes beyond the control of the region's leaders are spurring a new Middle East.
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It has allowed marginalized groups to speak out against injustice, spurring progress toward equality.
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A carbon tax can accelerate that progress by spurring further innovation in energy markets.
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The two countries restarted talks on this controversy last month, thus spurring the protests.
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But his chief focus is spurring the culture change at the DNC around cybersecurity.
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Climate change is already delivering a sharp shift in precipitation, spurring a lengthy drought.
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A separate Forbes report debunked this claim in June, spurring the New York investigation.
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That made both rare commodities in the French literary world, spurring their lightning ascension.
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Then she went back to bending my ear about spurring entrepreneurship in Palm Springs.
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His choice of words prompted outrage on Twitter, spurring the hash tags #WhoAreYouCallingAWhoreBernie and #DemocraticWhores.
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Labor market strength is fueling consumer spending, which in turn is spurring faster economic growth.
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Three wildfires gained momentum in California early Friday morning, USA Today reports, spurring major evacuations.
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The latest: Three wildfires have gained momentum in California, spurring major evacuations in the region.
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Mandates to curb carbon emissions in the future are spurring companies to innovate to survive.
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When he was 5, Kadin's body began to reject it -- spurring a need for another.
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If anything, persistently low interest rates appeared to be spurring pre-payments,UNLOCK he noted.
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The prospect of an interest rate hike, too, is spurring M&A activity, Cashin suggested.
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That's strained the two countries' relations, spurring talk that the "golden age" of China-U.
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The CPI miss reduced bets U.S. inflation is accelerating, spurring appetite for U.S. government bonds.
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Private consumption growth would face limitations as oil prices bottom out, spurring inflation, said Varathan.
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The new SEC rules also applied to some tax-free funds, spurring outflows from them.
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But the movement isn't spurring on O'Malley and Sanders by drawing contrasts between the candidates.
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Historically, productivity enhancing innovations were responsible for spurring real economic growth that raises living standards.
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China's central bank on Sunday pledged further support by spurring loans and lowering borrowing costs.
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He said that spurring growth and improving the business climate would be his government's priorities.
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These large currency devaluations can hurt, by raising the price of imports and spurring inflation.
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Oil prices immediately rose on the OPEC news, spurring a risk rally across the board.
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The film marries science with the soul, spurring some titillating trains of thought worth exploring.
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The stars are spurring us to spring into action and, yep, leap into new terrain.
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PA), spurring them to place more orders with parts suppliers like UTC and Honeywell (HON.
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Global markets remain on edge with trade-related headlines spurring big moves in either direction.
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GE continuously gathers data on engine performance, spurring improvements in maintenance techniques and product design.
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But the rally is spurring renewed growth in shale output, offsetting the OPEC-led effort.
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But Brexit has driven developed market yields even lower, spurring inflows to higher-yielding alternatives.
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Seamus Hughes flagged the filing on Twitter, spurring the Post reporters to confirm the information.
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The central bank has a dual mandate of spurring full employment and keeping prices stable.
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The expense could prevent millions from seeking treatment, spurring the spread and death count alike.
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He accused Democrats of being more interested in "wealth transfers" than in spurring economic growth.
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Instead, he's spurring the church to focus externally and engage an increasingly skeptical modern world.
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The attention is spurring companies to push the limits of how sustainable products can be.
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Safe harbors have also been instrumental in spurring dramatic global growth for the music industry.
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The current political climate is spurring the richest 4823% of US households to donate more.
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New research concludes that a drop in violent crime in many cities is spurring gentrification.
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Several news outlets cited tension with Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg as spurring the resignations.
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His provocative writings may be spurring the other justices to take more time to respond.
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His efforts proved successful, spurring the appointment of Mueller to carry on the Russia probe.
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The murkiness of the crime is spurring conspiracy theories and a strong sense of denial.
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The murkiness of the crime is spurring conspiracy theories and a strong sense of denial.
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Prices of cryptocurrencies rallied last year, spurring interest from some mainstream financial firms and prominent investors.
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But she said the debate-focused advertising is working and spurring donors to open their wallets.
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In America, increasing industrial concentration and persistently high profits are spurring renewed interest in antitrust rules.
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This put pressure on us to reduce our costs while spurring investment in more advanced products.
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The Trump administration declined to defend the mandate, spurring Democratic officials in 16 states to intervene.
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Two children died weeks apart in December in government custody, spurring congressional hearings on the matter.
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China's central bank on Sunday pledged to further support by spurring loans and lowering borrowing costs.
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Even if these plans succeed in spurring on the builders, prices may continue to gallop upwards.
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The practice also undermines climate goals by spurring trips that would not otherwise exist, he added.
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Trump had pledged that companies would bring back $4 trillion, spurring U.S. job and investment growth.
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In December, he refused to sign a funding bill, spurring a 35-day partial government shutdown.
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In Florida, algae from Lake Okeechobee is spurring concerns for human health, fisheries and the economy.
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More important is that he shows little interest in wider reforms aimed at spurring economic growth.
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After a dismal first half, the team's leading scorer was spurring one of Thursday's minor upsets.
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Iran's economy is already weakening, spurring protests over corruption in the banking system and other grievances.
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Through it all, the raw emotion of the moment was eating at him, spurring him on.
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The big questions: What's spurring hospitals to issue debt, and how does it affect the public?
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A weaker dollar also makes oil imports cheaper for countries using other currencies, potentially spurring demand.
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In Congress, Dingell introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at spurring research into nonaddictive medication for pain.
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The CPI miss reduced bets that U.S. inflation is accelerating, spurring appetite for U.S. government bonds.
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And if there are complications, the public relations problems could mount, spurring an anti-vaccination sentiment.
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Spurring growth beyond the 2 percent region forecast by the government will not be easy, though.
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More importantly from GiveDirectly's perspective, lump-sum transfers could be more effective at spurring actual development.
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His granddaughter (Morgana Davies) urges him to reconsider, spurring Michael to tell her about his childhood.
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He was credited with spurring Turkey's democratic reforms and its ascension as a global economic player.
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Pete Buttigieg was pre-declaring victory, spurring Sanders supporters to dub him "Mayor Cheat" on Twitter.
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Data has enormous power to transform a business, identifying efficiencies across an operation and spurring innovation.
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The issue is thorny, spurring a variety of suggestions for how to overhaul the visa program.
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Other candidates talk of rebuilding infrastructure, reforming trade or spurring growth by reforming the tax code.
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Exceptionally low interest rates have put Americans back at work, boosting output and spurring consumer confidence.
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In the early 2000s, SGIP mostly supported solar panels, spurring the enormous growth of that industry.
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China's formalized One Belt, One Road infrastructure projects were also spurring mainland interest in the continent.
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The funds are spurring interest among investors as a way of deferring and reducing capital gains.
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Cindy Sherman was showing in galleries around town, spurring interest in self-invention with her photographs.
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Airstrikes have hit hospitals and hindered delivery of supplies, spurring the spread of famine and cholera.
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Its bloom is our spectacle, lasting only about a day but spurring a public frenzy every time.
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Two young children died weeks apart in December in government custody, spurring congressional hearings on the matter.
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Further spurring questions about the developments, four of the prosecutors working Stone's case abruptly resigned on Tuesday.
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The departures are spurring rumors that the company could be bought in the coming year, Roeding said.
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Properties worth more than $250,000 need private insurance, too, which is spurring owners to defend them better.
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But output is forecast to continue to grow in future years, spurring demand for future pipeline projects.
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Lower rates could make housing even more out of reach by spurring demand, driving prices even higher.
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Lamp said that long-term demand for gasoline will outpace supply globally, spurring demand for new capacity.
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Natural disasters are also taking a toll on the U.S. economy, and it is spurring migration shifts.
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But President Trump approved the easement weeks after taking office, spurring Energy Transfer to quickly resume construction.
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Climate change is spurring warmer temperatures and favoring the development of female sea turtles over male ones.
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Maduro's televised speeches have on several occasions been interrupted by power outages, spurring chuckles from opposition critics.
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Competing energy sources such as coal and renewables are also curbing demand, spurring discussions about contract terms.
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Others also noted that the government's decision to loosen the reins may be spurring more property activity.
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Big oil moved in not long after the war, spurring the oil pollution disaster we have today.
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A recent "60 Minutes" segment displayed the extent of the weakness, spurring government into action this week.
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The chairman said that the economy appears able to absorb more workers without spurring rampant price increases.
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Those changes are credited with spurring India's transformation into the fastest-growing large economy in the world.
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But such a public acknowledgment of regret hasn't yet come forward, spurring the story into another week.
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Bob Kasten, a Republican who believed -- like Ryan -- that tax cuts were fundamental to spurring economic growth.
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A well-resourced OTA would strike the right balance between controlling costs today and spurring innovation tomorrow.
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This trend is spurring the return of the oft-derided conglomerates that came about in the 1960s.
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But they cannot spiral too high without spurring structural demand changes and threatening long-term market share.
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There has been widespread coverage in the local media about Padre's efforts, spurring renewed interest in jackfruit.
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Their reasoning was that acetaminophen depleted the body's native antioxidant, called glutathione, spurring inflammation of the lungs.
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That's money that workers will put right back into the economy, helping local businesses and spurring growth.
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The Dow rose above 25,000 for the first time a year ago, spurring Trump's first victorious message.
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The new deal is aimed at withdrawing US forces and spurring the start of intra-Afghan negotiations.
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Younger people are spurring change, said Jennifer and Michael Wolf, who were having lunch there on Monday.
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Recovering the (Lost) Art of Civility Deepening political divisions in America are spurring acts of extreme violence.
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Long lines at polling places signaled enthusiasm and higher than normal turnout, spurring others to vote, too.
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But that moment is also spurring calls for O'Rourke to return to Texas and challenge Republican Sen.
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He abruptly became a recluse and has not been seen since, spurring concerns about his well-being.
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A weaker dollar makes fuel imports cheaper for countries that use other currencies domestically, potentially spurring demand.
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Additionally, a declining yuan, volatile domestic financial assets and competitive local property markets are spurring overseas purchases.
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This is spurring Israel to use up precious munitions in a concerted campaign to forestall Iran's entrenchment.
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It's spurring heated discussions online, thousands of reviews and sparking players' feelings of empathy for their parents.
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Those who say it helps cite benefits to borrowers, pushing investors into riskier assets and spurring capital investments.
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Pollution is a sensitive topic in China, spurring public protests every year about environmental degradation, particularly from factories.
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DARPA was at Body Hacking Con, he said, in hopes of spurring a dialogue about approaching biohacking safely.
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In August 1945, B-29s flying from Tinian dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, spurring Japan's surrender.
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When the Fed lowers rates, lending gets cheaper and money flows through the economy more easily, spurring growth.
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They came to realize LGBT people were fleeing the same religious fundamentalists who were spurring violence against women.
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The researchers say the shockingly steep rise points to deep problems in the economy spurring fatal drug overdoses.
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Luckily, there's one upcoming collection that's going against the grain and spurring some serious nostalgia in 90s babies.
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It is also spurring demand for higher priced branded eggs over those sold loose in fresh produce markets.
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There also is a new class of therapies that unleash the immune system, spurring it to attack cancers.
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The program has proved influential, spurring similar ventures in multiple cities across the United States and in England.
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And, of course, there's the cryptocurrency aspect that is clearly spurring a lot of interest in the company.
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The U.S.-China trade war is spurring Hasbro to reduce its reliance on China for making its toys.
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One interesting thing is how our firm has seen some governments spurring more innovation within the data space.
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And the scientific consensus is that human activity has played a large part in spurring these devastating changes.
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"In achieving our fundamental goal of spurring growth, (the BOJ's policies) have had a sufficient effect," he said.
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Those who say it helps cite benefits to borrowers, pushing investors into riskier assets and spurring capital investments.
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On January 6 of this year, the North conducted its fourth nuclear test, spurring a magnitude 5.1 earthquake.
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Far from spurring development and stability, Mr Small concludes, in South Asia Belt and Road risks stoking antagonism.
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Losses deepened in European afternoon trading as technical levels were hit, spurring further selling by speculators, traders said.
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Like, not the sort of jam you would think lends itself to spurring on dramatic acts of arson.
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Apple has long been building up its cash hoard, spurring M&A speculation and calls for greater investment.
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Supply-side issues such as spurring labor growth and business investment is beyond the Fed's reach, he said.
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That follows a volatile start to the year, in which Chinese stocks plunged, spurring a global market rout.
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Any faltering by the tech leaders would have a proportionally weighty effect on ETFs, potentially spurring big outflows.
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Shifting trade flows are redefining the Brazilian landscape, spurring more farmers to align their crops with Chinese appetites.
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That means competition for new cardholders is fierce, spurring many lenders to increase incentives and sign-up bonuses.
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But absent the bad behavior spurring backlash, many who try dockless electric scooter and bike rentals love them.
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TRANSPORTATION. President Trump's promise to invest heavily in infrastructure nationwide is spurring advocacy activity from municipalities and companies.
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He's never worked in government, spurring Democrats to raise questions about his preparedness and familiarity with the job.
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A promising development is the FDA's recently released Biosimilars Action Plan aimed at spurring competition in the market.
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Already, the RFS has been an effective tool in spurring the development of biofuels sourced from crop wastes.
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A series of data breaches overseas are spurring concerns that hackers could manipulate elections in the United States.
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A rise in activities like riding electric bicycles — and the accompanying accidents — is spurring growth in implant demand.
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Justin Fairfax (D) of sexual assault, spurring numerous calls from members of his party for him to resign.
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Certainly, the law is spurring job creation in the health care industry, with 38,000 jobs added in February.
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Facebook is a breeding ground for fake news and polarized outrage, accused of corrupting democracy and spurring genocide.
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Financial markets worldwide were jolted, spurring a wave of panic-driven capital outflows from China and currency speculation.
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Other bills could be answered with conservative versions in the hope of spurring a House-Senate negotiating conference.
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BeoutQ ripped live events from BeIN's feed and broadcast the games without paying for rights, spurring international lawsuits.
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Rather than spurring the effort to cut fossil fuel use, the misstep now threatens to set it back.
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Uptick is a periodic feature that investigates fads, follies and fetishes new and old that are spurring conversation.
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For the administration, the ultimate goal of these policies is spurring American manufacturing and reducing the trade deficit.
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By then, men had been vanishing from the Gay Village for years, spurring rumors of a serial killer.
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Mr Netanyahu could not agree to this without spurring his ultra-Orthodox allies to quit any potential coalition.
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The development of a national monument drives tourism and related industries, creating new jobs and spurring the economy.
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Yet evidence of isoflavones possibly having harmful effects appeared in the 1940s, spurring one of soy's first controversies.
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Major technology companies are pooling together to launch a new alliance in the hopes of spurring patent reform.
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The funny thing is that stories of such brilliant insights spurring out of deep thought aren&apost unique.
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However, he was elected as a delegate to the NPC in January, spurring speculation of a political resurrection.
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He also cited research showing that immigration increases productivity, spurring a backlash from some of Trump's core supporters.
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The anti-establishment anger spurring the yellow vests on could spell trouble for Macron in next year's European elections.
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Also, no physical alterations can be made to the bird such as beak trimming, de-spurring or toe trimming.
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Kyl recently announced that he'd step down from the Senate seat on December 31, spurring questions about whom Gov.
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Small credits that and the 2017 film "Wind River" for raising awareness of the problem and spurring legislative action.
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Rather, it's how the penalties were issued and whether Ramos issued them fairly that is spurring controversy and debate.
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Effective remedies must both curb data collection and promote competition, spurring new, innovative business models from Facebook and others.
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What's next: The regulations are spurring innovation in sustainable growing technology, LED lighting and hydroponics, to name a few.
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So far he has not delivered on that promise, spurring protests by middle-class Indians demanding more good jobs.
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In disaster zones, AI-assisted efforts can help builders get back to work faster, spurring economic recovery, she added.
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Indeed, analysts were pointing to the central bank's efforts to target NDF trading as spurring fears of capital controls.
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The offshore dollar economy is seeing significant liquidity removal that's biting in some countries and spurring concern among investors.
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Trade Sanders has also pulled Clinton to the left on trade, spurring her to oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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NYPL Labs, started in 2011, has been known for experimental projects aimed at spurring users' own tweaks and remixes.
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The move has received massive backlash, spurring the hashtag #ProtectTransKids in an effort to show solidarity with trans youth.
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Nootropics are a broad range of drugs said to improve cognitive function, from improving memory retention to spurring creativity.
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These factors are driving increased regulatory scrutiny and spurring demand for increased monitoring of air, food and water quality.
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In so-called Lennon Walls around the city, protesters have written notes on Post-its, spurring each other on.
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Severe drought across much of Afghanistan is spurring plans to build new dams to help farmers such as Dawoodzai.
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Fourteen different fires are burning from one end of the Golden State to the other, spurring thousands to evacuate.
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First, it is spurring conventional trade in goods and services, through orders on internet platforms like Amazon and eBay.
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Like Sartore's work, Nicklen's images are created with the purpose of spurring people into action to save oceanic ecosystems.
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Action in Congress and the Trump administration to overhaul the Endangered Species Act (ESA) is spurring a lobbying frenzy.
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Kirkman's audience demands answers, and the chaos in the crowd leads to a gun scare, spurring a panicked retreat.
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The deal has also upended the industrial gas industry, spurring what could perhaps be a new wave of consolidation.
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These are spurring demand for wood charcoal and firewood, which are used for cooking and heating in the cities.
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His first government stabilized the nation's currency and further developed the gas industry, spurring strong growth in the economy.
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Deloire drew a link between the deaths and a spike in rhetoric aimed at spurring disdain toward the media.
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And that decision could get appealed all the way up to the Supreme Court -- spurring implications for women nationwide.
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Hopes of spurring an American e-cigarette manufacturing base are next to nil, due to the current regulatory climate.
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The administration has said the tax cuts would largely pay for themselves by spurring more investment and creating jobs.
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He also plans to reduce taxes for the private sector in the hopes of spurring investment and job creation.
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On Thursday, Trump retweeted an unflattering image of Heidi Cruz, spurring more outrage from women across the political spectrum.
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But they do — from spurring people to violent action to undermining institutions such as the media, science, and government.
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Damore's memo went viral, spurring protests inside the company, and Google ended up firing him, which spurred further protests.
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And that printing of money, he says, will result in runaway inflation, spurring a mass exodus from the greenback.
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But the opioid epidemic appears to be spurring their popularity despite risks known to public health officials and doctors.
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Virginia's participation could help make a somewhat oversupplied RGGI market more competitive, spurring a faster transition to clean energy.
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"We're using the act," Trump said, saying that the DPA was spurring the production of ventilators, masks, and respirators.
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And Shiffrin thanked a raucous Killington crowd, filled with thousands of young ski racers, for spurring her to victory.
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He is among the hardest of hard-liners, known for spurring his boss to pursue ever more draconian measures.
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The pandemic has taken a considerable toll on the economy, shuttering businesses and spurring mass layoffs across the country.
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The executive order on immigration and refugees caused widespread panic at airports, spurring protests and outrage around the world.
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Jordan is now focusing on spurring growth by more public spending it hopes will revive consumer and business confidence.
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Spurring all those efforts: impulsive announcements by President Donald Trump, who has sent his administration racing to catch up.
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News of the canceled CDC summit leaked to the press, spurring Gore and others to host the event instead.
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Iranian officials attended a November 2018 meeting in Moscow between the Taliban and other Afghans on spurring peace efforts.
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The increase may be attributed to Kansas' close proximity to Omaha, where excited fans are spurring demand and prices.
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There's also been a rush of capital into the agriculture tech space that's spurring more interest in carbon capture.
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Seattle has already seen as much snowfall in one day as it usually receives in a year, spurring Gov.
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Perhaps Gaetz feels the border situation was sending dangerous vibes across the Gulf of Mexico and spurring them on.
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Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger, for one, told me that he credited the speech for spurring local governments to action.
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Pence drew conservative applause for his standout performance in Tuesday night's vice presidential debate, spurring talk of a 2020 run.
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Here's an interesting example of constraints spurring creativity: As their names imply, mini programs allow files up to only 2MB.
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So economists say there has been a window for BI to keep lowering rates in hope of spurring stronger growth.
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Several rivers in North Carolina are still overflowing into bordering towns, cutting off aid to residents and spurring new evacuations.
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That could be spurring JGB buying from market players hoping to profit by reselling bonds to the central bank later.
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"The capacity crunch will be exacerbated by the ELD mandate, spurring demand for trucks and trailers in 2018," Ake said.
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The bullying quickly grew to a fever pitch, even spurring Bieber to threaten to leave Instagram if fans didn't stop.
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Lawler credited a tipster who'd seen media coverage of the escape with spurring authorities to check surveillance footage from there.
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Ironically, China's pollution problems are now spurring it to become a world leader with respect to environmental clean-up.[Reuters]
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In 2015 the U.S. Congress responded with the Spurring Private Aerospace Competitiveness and Entrepreneurship Act of 2015, or SPACE Act.
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Authorities in Britain have acted to preserve some well-loved venues, as well as spurring the growth of new ones.
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But it has morphed into a multimillion-dollar venture that is spurring the development of other technologies across South Africa.
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An advertising campaign introduced in 2012 was more successful in spurring additional taxpayers to register unreported income and pay up.
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And by spurring demand for local contracting services, PACE has created thousands of jobs that can't be offshored or automated.
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Raising the issue unprompted during Sunday evening's Democratic presidential debate, Clinton took responsibility for spurring action in the state's leadership.
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The digital currency's unexpected surge on Tuesday caught Wall Street by surprise, spurring rumors of a deep-pocketed mystery buyer.
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Low interest rates and growth in jobs, wage and credit are also spurring customers to spend more on renovating homes.
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In 2014, for example, the TIP Report pointed to abuses in the seafood sector in Thailand, spurring businesses to action.
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Environmentalists have protested at numerous sales over the last year, often disrupting the auctions or spurring officials to cancel them.
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The BOJ has been buying bonds of all maturities since 2013 as part of measures aimed at spurring economic activity.
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Elsewhere in the developed world though, very low interest rates have not succeeded in spurring a strong revival in investment.
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President Trump on Thursday accused congressional Democrats of spurring a government shutdown crisis in a string of rapid-fire tweets.
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A recent "2628 Minutes" segment displayed the extent of the weakness, spurring federal agencies and Capitol Hill to vow investigations.
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Her views on the CFPB's operations and policies are also largely unknown, spurring questions about her qualifications for the job.
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Negative interest rates have a checkered track record in spurring lending and boosting business investment and consumer borrowing and spending.
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We should be concerned—and we should imagine policy solutions that span the array of issues spurring this workforce shortage.
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Trump has tweeted about the e-commerce giant multiple times in recent days, spurring a big decline in the stock.
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For one thing, the city's new privately built subway system was spurring a huge speculative development boom along its route.
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Investors have been scrutinizing headline jobs numbers to try to determine whether a tight labor market is spurring wage growth.
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Lewis also said he would not attend Trump's inauguration this Friday, spurring dozens of fellow House Democrats to follow suit.
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This is because the actions of the Trump administration have sparked anxiety in immigrant populations, spurring distrust for the government.
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The C-5 is credited with spurring the development of new engine technology that benefits virtually all air travelers today.
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These advances are spurring billions of dollars in investment by drug companies, and are leading to hundreds of clinical trials.
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From Washington, the Fed adjusts interest rates with the hope of spurring all sorts of other changes in the economy.
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Despite its new scale, EQT's share price has lagged since the merger, spurring the Rice brothers to call for changes.
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Sam Brownback (R) and the Republican-dominated legislature slashed rates on individuals and businesses in hopes of spurring economic growth.
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Joe McCarthy rose to corrosive prominence at the midpoint of the 20th century by riding hysteria and spurring it on.
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The Russian troll controversy is helpfully spurring a broad consensus for building better protections against foreign meddling in U.S. elections.
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China signaled that it saw the resolution as spurring peace talks soon, a goal that was welcomed by nonproliferation advocates.
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Mnuchin had said an analysis would show that the GOP tax bill would pay for itself by spurring economic growth.
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They have been making the new law a key part of their campaigns, arguing that it is spurring economic growth.
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Clinton's speeches were what one would expect for audiences interested in global investment: talk about incentivizing growth and spurring entrepreneurship.
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The center is not a faith-based organization, but religion played a role in spurring the group on, she said.
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The Thomas hearings riveted the nation, infuriating women across the country and spurring hundreds of them to run for office.
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A patchwork of competing health networks, spurring innovation, may work in the cities but clearly does not serve rural counties.
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Despite united Democratic opposition, Senate GOP leaders moved to set up a vote this coming week – spurring yet another showdown.
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Renewed focus on international terrorism has mounted in recent months, spurring national security hawks to oppose cuts to intelligence programs.
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He credited Klinsmann for noticing him there, and for spurring a burst in his development in the last few years.
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Mr. Giuliani also passed the information to a pro-Trump journalist in hopes of spurring the Justice Department to investigate.
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Mr. Trump's economic team argues that the tax reductions would ultimately help all Americans, including the poorest, by spurring growth.
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The single currency has created a situation of low or no growth and high unemployment, spurring popular anger and disaffection.
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"Let's make a game about this," the developer wrote, spurring a thread about geese's weird ankles and their perpetual frowning.
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Mr. Moon's actions signaled that the growing missile threat from North Korea was spurring an arms buildup in Northeast Asia.
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This news is now spurring a larger question: Is Katie Hill's resignation the result of a major sexist double standard?
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Federal authorities surrounded the four remaining armed occupiers, spurring the self-styled militia members to agree to surrender Thursday morning.
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The Trump administration has turned to spurring housing construction through deregulation, cutting taxes and reducing federal subsidies for affordable homes.
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Some states have charged that the agency offered misleading information about the targeting, spurring tensions between state and federal officials.
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And it's spurring people across the country (and globe) to take action, particularly when it comes to their own lifestyle.
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But they are warning of the risks of the repeal legislation in hopes of spurring a public backlash against it.
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Even though my father's father was an evangelical minister, my father credits a Graham crusade as spurring his personal faith.
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Snapchat's Evan Spiegel criticized the "likes" system on social media for spurring fake news in a 2017 Axios op-ed.
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It has fostered some ideas of how I would open my own theater, spurring my current college degree in business.
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An outside contractor was having trouble executing the complicated design, spurring frustration and finger-pointing between Tesla and its supplier.
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Shortly after, their gesture went viral on social media, spurring hundreds of "Ask a Muslim" pop-ups all over the country.
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The amount of money moving off the sidelines also is spurring valuations that potential investors say could trip up some deals.
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Hopes that the outbreak could speed up a long-waited consolidation in the fragmented industry also were spurring buying, analysts said.
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The resulting strain on resources leaves vehicles clogging narrow roads, spurring worries about growing pollution and the risk of receding glaciers.
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Steyer: Increased droughts and other climate-related disasters are spurring more violent conflicts and increasingly volatile political situations around the globe.
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Demand for western-style meals in China is fast rising due to busy urban lifestyles spurring ready-to-eat morning fixes.
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We're often terrible at talking about toxic masculinity in a meaningful way that's able to shift behaviors without spurring defensive backlash.
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Measures aimed at spurring good practice among consumers, including subsidies or battery repurchase pacts, should also be adopted, the notice said.
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As our population grows and temperatures rise, the global water crisis worsens, spurring scientists to develop better ways of harvesting water.
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The money-losing shipping line's banks cut off financing last week, spurring ports around the world to effectively seize its vessels.
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The poems and the notes have the effect of contributing to, mirroring and emphasizing each other, and spurring each other forward.
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Until recently Tanzania's political stability drew investors and donors, spurring one of the fastest sustained streaks of economic growth in Africa.
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The responsive music makes it feel like a real soundtrack to your acts, while also spurring you on to greater ones.
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The teacher tried to deflect him to the picture books, thinking they would be more helpful in spurring his reading skills.
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Shanghai steel futures surged nearly 7 percent on Friday, spurring a similar rally in raw materials iron ore and coking coal.
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Within the past few months, the two have continued to spend some time together, spurring speculation about whether they have reconciled.
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Of course, the private school system may have failed Trump, spurring a mistaken belief that menses is a source of evil.
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Defying expectations for the start of 25, mortgage rates spiraled down further last week, spurring more volume in the mortgage market.
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Logistics companies region-wide are benefiting from an e-commerce boom, particularly in China, that is spurring demand for delivery services.
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Still, a changing trade environment with China as a major participant is spurring hedging in a market plagued by price swings.
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This eclipse will be especially visible from Indonesia, spurring excited would-be watchers to flock to that country for the event.
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The same can hold true in cybersecurity, with greater adoption of cyber insurance eventually spurring policyholders to adopt cybersecurity best practices.
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But for some, like designers and models, it's spurring more creativity and the chance to be more impactful than ever before.
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That's spurring analysts to speculate the BOJ's next attempt at easing may target scooping up more assets in the stock market.
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But spurring user and content growth is only part of the reason why they're scraping all these pages without asking permission.
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Low interest rates reduce the costs of borrowing money and fuel economic expansion, but risk spurring inflation and financial market bubbles.
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Creval, which last month shed its cooperative status as demanded by a government reform aimed at spurring mergers, declined to comment.
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But when her book was published, it became a New York Times bestseller, spurring comments and reactions from around the world.
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With the reform plan aimed at spurring activity domestically, companies that do more business in the U.S. should be prime beneficiaries.
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The pound rallied hard late in the session after it topped the December high of $1.2774, spurring short covering, analysts said.
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He has an infectious way of spurring his band, barking "Come on!" and "Let's go!" with a barrage of guitar chords.
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Perhaps spurring much of this division is the GOP's over-reliance on an energized and motivated, yet rapidly diminishing, white electorate.
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The post went viral, spurring spinoff memes, one of which has racked up over 70,000 shares in less than 24 hours.
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We could achieve the twin goals of slashing emissions and spurring innovation by putting a very high price on greenhouse gases.
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That came as China seeks to expand its influence overseas, spurring concerns internationally about the reach of the Chinese Communist Party.
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MyPayrollHR closed suddenly on September 5, leaving thousands of people around the country without their paychecks and spurring an FBI investigation.
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A debate over a draft order that would reverse protections for transgender students is spurring a fight within the Trump administration.
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News of the test pushed Japanese and South Korean stocks lower in Asia overnight, spurring investors to instead seek safer assets.
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There's little to indicate he'll change course this year; indeed, NATO's leadership has credited Trump with spurring members to spend more.
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But why would anyone believe that — unless of course you think tax cuts are spurring additional economic growth and associated revenue.
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Rising bond yields attracted attention, spurring investors to sell utilities, real estate investment trusts and other stocks that pay large dividends.
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American athletes have of late been spurring great debate — for better or worse — by lending voice or vitriol to social issues.
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He relinquished his duties but did not resign immediately, spurring indignation among politicians and ordinary Australians, Catholic and non-Catholic alike.
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Western officials have said they believe that Russia and Kremlin-connected oligarchs also played an important role in spurring the protests.
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That means, low interest rates — which lower the cost of project funding — make renewable electricity cheaper, spurring demand as a result.
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Remember, almost every state has filed a suit attempting to hold at least one opioid defendant liable for spurring drug abuse.
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The collapse of the country's once-booming economy has fueled hunger and disease, spurring an exodus of migrants to nearby countries.
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Amazon's reach is blamed for spurring a retail meltdown; Apple's economic impact is so profound it can cause market-wide gyrations.
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Adding to the burden, the authorities demand that companies censor themselves, spurring them to hire thousands of people to police content.
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Such antics are a menace, causing stress, spurring physical altercations and, the airlines said, causing flights to be delayed or diverted.
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Whether the bacterium, called Fusobacterium nucleatum, actually plays a role in causing or spurring the growth of cancer is not known.
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In the past, when Latino and AAPI voters have had low turnout, campaigns have neglected them, spurring a self-fulfilling cycle.
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Extra Bases The ace Kyle Freeland defiantly throws inside for his hometown team, leading a rotation that is spurring pennant hopes.
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The panic around mitigating the spread of novel coronavirus globally is spurring medical experts to identify the origin of the outbreak.
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Even in New York, where he bunks with his Caribbean-American in-laws in Brooklyn, Schlichtman still fears he's spurring gentrification.
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Legacy media and tech companies alike have rushed to launch direct-to-consumer content platforms, spurring the so-called streaming wars.
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In front of Payton, River takes his own life, spurring a "whydunit" strand to rival Hannah Baker in 13 Reasons Why.
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The IRGC admitted to accidentally shooting down the commercial airliner after days of denying responsibility, spurring anti-government demonstrations in Iran.
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The attacks follow shootings by police in Minnesota and Louisiana of black men, both caught on camera and both spurring protests.
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Snapchat's Evan Spiegel has long criticized the "likes" system on social media for spurring fake news, divisive content and unhealthy engagement.
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The comments infuriated Beijing, spurring a series of rebukes from the Chinese Foreign Ministry and even editorials in state media publications.
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The killing has both shocked and united Iceland, a country of 336,000 people, while spurring an outpouring of sympathy in Greenland.
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Donald Trump's election has changed that, spurring progressives to search for ways to exert power in the face of terrifying powerlessness.
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With improvements made in transporting horses spurring more international competition, Churchill Downs wants the Derby to be prominent in that movement.
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Imported goods benefit the vast majority of Americans by spurring more competition to satisfy consumers with better products at lower prices.
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"Yeah, they can be kind of, you know, dicks once in a while," she said, spurring the show to bleep her.
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In his remarks, Mr. Draghi highlighted the success of European Central Bank policies in increasing jobs, spurring growth and stopping deflation.
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In fact, corporate investment levels are at an historic high in 2018, which is spurring the growth of the U.S. economy.
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Obama highlighted his plan to reduce climate-changing carbon emissions and an international deal spurring other countries to take similar steps.
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Spurring gains in global equities, China's manufacturing sector unexpectedly returned to growth for the first time in four months in March.
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A merger between the two cooperative lenders would be the first following banking sector reforms last year aimed at spurring consolidation.
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The difference between the groups is spurring Ogedegbe and his colleagues to tweak their intervention to make it even more effective.
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Human rights advocates are reporting an increase in rhetoric spurring mob violence from cow protection groups targeting Muslims and other minorities.
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In fact, funding threats to social and environmental programs are spurring more investors to put their own capital towards these priorities.
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The new guidance will focus on spurring industry innovation and encouraging "new entrants and ideas that deliver safer vehicles," Chao added.
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Mr. Trump's efforts may even have been counterproductive, apparently spurring Republicans and conservatives to speak up in defense of Mr. Mueller.
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Both require major financial investments, regulations and — in the case of spurring electric-vehicle development and public transit — probably new taxes.
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Four Confederate monuments have been removed from their plinths in the city of New Orleans, spurring both reactionary and supportive responses.
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The AfD will no doubt grab the headlines, spurring commentators to speculate on its role in the future of German politics.
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Initially, the Mexican government didn't try to stop them, spurring panicked reports from Fox News and several days of angry tweetstorms.
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Gorsuch was the headline speaker at the dinner last year, spurring speculation that Kavanaugh, as the newest justice, might speak this year.
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But the president's vision proved to be right and is now credited with creating jobs and spurring the post-war economic boon.
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A weak dollar, in which crude is traded, makes fuel imports cheaper for countries using other currencies at home, potentially spurring demand.
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J&J relaunched the line and introduced new products over the summer in hopes of spurring a comeback for the struggling segment.
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Better still, cosmic lovebirds Mars and Venus will nuzzle up to Jupiter throughout December, spurring you to take a chance on romance.
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The two groups clashed a year ago in the same area, spurring violence and clashes with police that resulted in 14 arrests.
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The Chinese government is allowing the value of its currency, the renminbi, to decline as a way of spurring its own economy.
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The stockmarket had its biggest daily drop in a decade on October 8th, doubtless spurring the government's reluctant reversal the same day.
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According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the package was discovered at a USPS mail facility, spurring authorities to evacuate the building.
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Three years ago, in an effort to boost the economy by spurring domestic processing, Indonesia banned the export of unrefined metal ores.
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Independent researchers began digging into — and blogging about — inconsistencies in at least 50 of his papers, spurring journalists to do the same.
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Recent surveys are spurring fears that the elections will result in a Senate that is not independent and largely controlled by Duterte.
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The promise of economic reforms aimed at spurring development brought the hope, in 2014, that India might be at a turning point.
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She hit Trump for "multiple bankruptcies, stiffing contractors and spurring hundreds of job losses" during his time owning casinos in Atlantic City.
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Because they rank countries against each other, they have been both unusually influential, spurring governments to cut red tape, and unusually controversial.
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It's a movement that has become a household name, creating and proposing tangible policy change, as well as spurring intense social debate.
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Another caller said she was in the drive-thru when she saw a man reach into his waistband, spurring employees to run.
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"We have no regrets ... we have not given up," he said, moving some witnesses to tears, and spurring sustained applause from supporters.
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Phoenix-area Maricopa County initially slashed its polling places by 70 percent before the state's 2016 primary election, spurring a DOJ investigation.
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Khan criticized Trump at last week's Democratic National Convention, spurring Trump to lash out at Khan and his wife over the weekend.
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Because entrepreneurship is the key to creating jobs, increasing the pay of working people, resurrecting struggling communities and spurring growth and innovation.
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Coding anti-gay behavior as a personal problem obscures the religious and political beliefs that are spurring anti-gay attitudes, he wrote.
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O'Grady said Brussels had to show disillusioned voters that it could help them by spurring Europe to create more and better jobs.
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Past research by this group shows that incivility can serve important functions in political dialogue, though not without spurring its own problems.
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The company revealed Thursday it revoked the exclusivity stipulation of its deal with USPS, ultimately spurring the complete termination of its partnership.
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In November the government boasted that the land released by departments could free up space for 161,000 new homes, spurring economic growth.
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Strong economic growth and a burgeoning middle class has increased demand for travel both domestically and abroad, spurring carriers to increase routes.
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Concerns have also grown that the Indian government's reform drive is sputtering, spurring foreign investors to pull funds out of the country.
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California wildfires At least 14 fires are burning from one end of the Golden State to the other, spurring thousands to evacuate.
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The fight for Syria against the nominally Sunni "Takfiri" (apostate) ISIS, has been a gift to the Shia Hezbollah, spurring recruitment efforts.
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The federal government opened commercial exploration of space with the passage of the 2015 Spurring Private Aerospace Competitiveness and Entrepreneurship (SPACE) Act.
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In cuddly, caring Sweden the nationalist Sweden Democrats topped polls earlier this year, spurring mainstream parties to get tougher on asylum-seekers.
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"We cannot say that spurring users to post more photos on Facebook will increase user longevity," the authors write in the paper.
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In February a petition to withdraw Trump's invitation gained more than 1.8 million signatures, spurring a debate in Parliament over the issue.
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With the recent NPS centennial spurring visitation, national parks are becoming more popular than ever, with 85033 million visitors in 2017 alone.
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International competition is also spurring the recent investment in clubs, said Brian Kelly, who follows the travel industry on his website, ThePointsGuy.com.
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Trump has imposed tariffs on imported steel, aluminum, and Chinese goods, spurring retaliatory taxes from key trading partners on U.S. agricultural exports.
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In the northeastern Chinese border city of Dandong, property investors are pushing up prices and even spurring buying interest inside North Korea.
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And Trump's defiance and failure to publicly rebuke the Russian leader in Finland over election interference is spurring unusual criticism from Republicans.
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The effects of the burning keep water from being soaked into dry ground devoid of vegetation, spurring floods and mudflows, she said.
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All too often, labeling is confusing, unclear and sometimes downright wrong, spurring recalls to avert unintentional exposure and possible life-threatening reactions.
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Jordan was on top of the NBA when he suddenly announced he was retiring to pursue a baseball career, spurring conspiracy theories.
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The company also sold some assets and hired Duperreault, spurring Icahn to back off on his demand to break up the company.
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But even if fuel prices increase, spurring more sales of small and efficient cars, the figure is only likely to reach 52.6.
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Antagonism toward expertise can also waste time and effort by spurring researchers to test the efficacy of things we already know work.
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A lack of stockpiles and worries about electricity blackouts are spurring Chinese officials to reverse curbs that once helped reduce coal production.
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Our policies of openness have led to backlash and division, spurring controversy that threatens to undermine our values of liberalism and tolerance.
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They have correspondingly received lavish attention in African budgets, despite the rather mixed performance of these input subsidies in spurring agricultural growth.
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They want to write big checks, taking majority stakes in large firms with the goal of spurring further growth with needed capital.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, North Korea lost its main trading partner and source of aid, spurring an economic crisis.
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But immediately after Kassar deplaned and entered the airport terminal, DEA agents suddenly lost track of him, spurring a moment of panic.
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Most of their spending on Facebook ads occurred after the election, and they included spurring both pro-Trump and anti-Trump outbursts.
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Facebook is purposefully trying to focus Community Actions to be more narrowly concentrated on spurring government action than just any random cause.
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"Demand for elephant ivory has skyrocketed in recent years, spurring poaching levels that are driving elephants towards extinction," Ms. Pepper wrote Friday.
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He was credited with exerting a moderating influence on Mr. Maddox, a segregationist, and spurring him to appoint blacks to his administration.
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The coup leaders' task is to persuade each elite that all the others will join in, spurring them to move in unison.
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After a couple minutes, Burnett tried again to actually make some news by spurring Nadler to use the magic "impeachment inquiry" phrase.
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But this fall, Mr. Zarrab's lawyers stopped filing legal papers, and he stopped appearing in court, spurring widespread speculation about his status.
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But after a protracted V.A.R. review, it was ruled to be a goal after all, spurring frenzied celebrations on the Spanish bench.
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Envy toward these groups becomes volatile, mutating into anger and spurring the most extreme forms of discrimination — intentional harm and even annihilation.
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There may be wisdom, they argue, in spurring fear and confusion in the mind of a leader who frequently relies on both.
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Second, Iraqis and Iranians have shown they are willing to push for better governance without US military intervention spurring them to action.
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The GOP tax plan makes that goal achievable by lowering the corporate tax rate, increasing after-tax income, and spurring economic growth.
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Now a cottage industry has emerged, spurring fierce competition between friends and fellow admirers who want to get the word out first.
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The Federal Reserve ended a slow march of interest rate increases last year and slashed rates instead, spurring growth and stock gains.
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And policies that expand opportunity have a proven track record of spurring wage growth — including faster wage growth for low-skilled workers.
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Once viewed as a longshot tactic for spurring action on climate change, several of these lawsuits have overcome attempts to dismiss them.
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Now large property tax bills are hitting homeowners harder and spurring buyers to think twice before buying in a high-tax neighborhood.
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Years ago, when the ROK was viewed as little more than a puppet state, Washington worried about spurring a regional arms race.
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But bonds have recently been showing signs of weakness, with growing national debt concerns and a synchronized global recovery spurring yields upward.
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A station opened there in 25, spurring development in the adjoining neighborhood of NoMa and now spreading east to the market area.
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A Russian oil firm paid a large court fine owed by one of his aides, spurring accusations that Moscow was buying influence.
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Chinese and international media have named Li's wife as Peng Lijuan, spurring speculation she was related to China's first lady, Peng Liyuan.
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Senate Democrats' overall strategy focuses on spurring public outcry over the threat that the Supreme Court nominee could pose to Roe v.
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Then Lincoln Center named Russell Granet, who had run its education division, acting president — spurring speculation that he was next in line.
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A group of Wisconsin high school students found tiny hidden cameras in their Minneapolis hotel rooms in December, spurring a police investigation.
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But economists say that level would be extremely difficult to achieve, especially as U.S. tax cuts are spurring demand for more imports.
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But as the reconstruction gets under way, big questions about how to go about it are already spurring debates among cathedral experts.
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Initially, Trump took issue with the additional funding for hurricane-devastated Puerto Rico, spurring months of back-and-forth on the subject.
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That's when rising prices were spurring talk of oil climbing higher and higher and maybe — maybe— reaching $100 per barrel in coming months?
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They also agreed that the era of low volatility for China's main stock indexes is over, thus spurring a slow exit from equities.
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Scores continue to lose their lives in the reigns of gunfire and shelling, with both sides blaming each other for spurring the bloodshed.
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He credits the tax cuts with replenishing Medicare's health insurance fund, galvanizing manufacturing in his district and spurring companies to hire more workers.
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Scientists realized that celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder, spurring the immune system to attack its own intestines when gluten enters the body.
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The trend is spurring demand for tech talent as well as for other support services, such as advertising, fintech, accounting, compliance and more.
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Industry experts predict self-driving cars will dramatically change consumers' traveling habits, spurring them to trade car ownership for on-demand robo-taxis.
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The de-identified data will remain as a resource to the company for a long-term period, hopefully spurring ongoing research and development.
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However, former opposition governor Henri Falcon is running in defiance of the boycott, spurring criticism that he is a Trojan horse for Maduro.
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"The need is to strengthen domestic growth impulses by spurring private investment which has remained sluggish," the RBI wrote in the policy statement.
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That bid for yield is also spurring longer-dated issues, as the EIB and a bunch of borrowers in the corporate sector showed.
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That is spurring new experiments in logistics, some mundane (picking up parcels in stores) and some apparently mad (Amazon patents for underwater warehouses).
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The watch is also spurring debate about how doctors should handle the AFib that it and other consumer devices, such as AliveCor, detect.
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The deaths have only garnered more publicity for the treasure hunt, spurring stories by Nightline, The New York Times, CBS News, and others.
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The proposal is built on the idea that resilient macroeconomic institutions are critical for attracting more foreign direct investment and spurring sustainable growth.
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Rising wages, lower unemployment and tax cuts have helped to put more money into the pockets of Americans this year, spurring more shopping.
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He also credits the #MeToo movement for spurring this outpouring of confessions, and encourages more people to come forward and share their stories.
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"That's not keeping us safe," the New Yorker said, spurring the audience at the Peace Center to boo loudly in disapproval of Trump.
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At the same time you talk about how the private sector is spurring these changes and the cities have to plan for that.
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Gray died in April 2015 after suffering a neck injury while in police custody -- his death spurring massive protests and riots in Baltimore.
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These factors weighed on market sentiment, spurring selling on Wall Street and touching off a partial reversal of earlier gains in oil prices.
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Tax incentives passed in 2012 - Act 20 and Act 22 - aimed at spurring the economy continue to draw in new business, he said.
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"There's limited evidence to show that spurring innovation requires that level of profit," says Ronny Gal of Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm.
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Just two days later, James announced he'd be returning home to lead the Cavaliers, spurring questions about the impact on the convention schedule.
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Second, the choice should not be between rolling back China's notorious practice of innovation mercantilism or spurring more innovation and productivity at home.
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Another thing spurring the deal is United Healthcare, which "has had some success with their integrated model of a payer provider," he added.
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So even as the president's pro-energy policies are spurring production and making energy prices more affordable, his tariffs have the opposite effect.
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These fears, analysts say, could be spurring Kim Jong-un to drastically change his country's behavior — upending long-held assumptions in the process.
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CME launched two indexes on Monday for tracking ethereum, spurring speculation the world's largest futures exchange may launch another cryptocurrency futures product soon.
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Moscow's election-related hacks have added a new layer, spurring former President Obama to designate American election infrastructure as critical before leaving office.
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Work in America is leading to burnout and spurring a mental health crisis among professionals — particularly in occupations like medicine and construction work.
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Stephanie Goodrid Lawson, executive director of the McKinney Family Foundation (MFF), said philanthropic organizations can play a catalytic role in spurring green investment.
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The refugees' suffering has caused an international outcry, spurring appeals by aid agencies for millions of dollars in funds to tackle the crisis.
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Chris Gibson, a Republican congressman who represents the area, said craft breweries and New York City residents were spurring a bit of growth.
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Regulators responded by slapping curbs on the firm's lucrative healthcare advertising business, spurring Baidu to lower its revenue forecasts for the second quarter.
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However, Homeland Security declined to let officials testify before the House Science, Space and Technology Committee on Wednesday — spurring frustration from both parties.
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These shifts in weather patterns are spurring what once had seemed unimaginable: A reconsideration of rice as the central food in Malaysia's diet.
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Having more immigrants around to do domestic work induces native-born women to join the workforce, spurring economic growth and improving their lives.
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The nomination of DeVos, a billionaire GOP donor from Michigan, elicited strong public outrage, spurring thousands of calls from constituents to their senators.
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Moscow retaliated by banning imports of Western food, which also hit ordinary Russians by spurring inflation, and barred some individuals from entering Russia.
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Spurring Gazprom's charm offensive is a looming showdown as a wave of U.S. gas is set to reach Europe's shores beginning next year.
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Many of the policies aimed at spurring economic growth and supporting low-wage workers would assist American men without college educations in particular.
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But producers had expected prices to be weaker after they hit record levels in 2016, spurring a flurry of investment in new farms.
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While some cities have enjoyed prosperous economic growth, spurring the construction of impressive skyscrapers and other structures, others have tragically lost beloved landmarks.
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This week, a federal judge ordered Apple to assist in brute-forcing the passcode to a seized iPhone, spurring a vibrant cybersecurity debate.
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If the legislative calendar wasn't so crowded, you could imagine this imminent deadline spurring the party to give Obamacare repeal one last shot.
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He has already confronted unions, rewritten labor laws and cut taxes for companies and the rich, in the name of spurring economic growth.
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Central banks from the United States to Europe to Japan pushed interest rates to zero and below, spurring companies to borrow and invest.
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The Miami Herald published an extensive investigation into Epstein's alleged wrongdoing in November, spurring renewed interest into the long-standing allegations against him.
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With new electronics spurring surging demand for rare minerals, companies are exploring as far as outer space and the bottom of the ocean.
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Technology is also playing a role in spurring job and wage growth, especially in metro areas that emerged as hubs for tech industries.
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Relations between the two nations have been severely tested amid moves by Australia to limit foreign influence, spurring legislation banning foreign political donations.
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For instance, several communities have created parks along their rivers, simultaneously improving livability, creating recreational opportunities, spurring economic growth, and minimizing flood damages.
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But it has also fractured the Taliban, spurring a number of high-level defections and opening opportunities for others, including Iran, to meddle.
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Ending the orderly liquidation authority would also threaten the cross-border flows of capital critical to spurring investment and supporting business opportunities globally.
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But a monster hit like "It" does have the potential to affect the box office on the whole, potentially spurring movie going momentum.
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Their working paper suggests that just as rising crime can drive people out of cities, falling crime has a comparable effect, spurring gentrification.
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Trump had spent the past month plummeting in the polls, spurring a campaign shake-up that placed Steve Bannon as its chief executive.
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The are now more than 700 viral vector-based therapies in clinical trials, spurring demand for biologically secure bioreactors to churn out products.
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Instagram said it would pay special attention to products that claim to be "miraculous" remedies for shedding pounds or spurring other cosmetic changes.
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The transition comes with growing pains, with efforts to reform state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and slash excess capacity spurring layoffs and widespread resistance.
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A virtuous cycle has developed recently with low volatility spurring both retail and institutional investor demand, boosting asset values, and further dampening volatility.
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Donnelly has criticized other tariffs that have hurt the state's farmers and contended they had gone too far in spurring retaliation by China.
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Building boom ahead As consumers increasingly look to buy, the low inventory of available single family homes in America is spurring building activity.
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Taking a cue from the success of Peloton (and ultimately spurring a lawsuit), Flywheel has offered an at-home program of its own.
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Apple issued a rare warning of weaker-than-expected iPhone sales earlier this month, spurring the stock's worst day of trading in six years.
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But as a front-runner in the race for the Democratic nomination, she is undoubtedly spurring others of Indian descent to turn to politics.
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In Macau, Hato left nine people dead and caused extensive damage, spurring criticism that authorities were not well prepared and underestimated the storm's force.
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Oil is traded in the U.S. currency and a weaker dollar makes fuel purchases less costly for countries using other currencies, potentially spurring demand.
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Audacious '80s Style Anthony Vacarello's first collections at Yves Saint Laurent is spurring a similar enthusiasm, and also sparked an interest '80s Azzedine Alaïa.
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Diane Black, who is running for governor of Tennessee, believes pornography is a "big part" of what is spurring the surge in school shootings.
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Early models purchased off the shelf from Chinese manufacturers were breaking down under heavy fleet use, spurring the companies to design newer, better scooters.
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Klaus (Robert Sheehan) due to the nature of Klaus's powers, spurring the character to engage in drinking and drug binges to dull the pain.
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"We haven't heard from companies that (negative rates) are spurring positive activity," Takeshi Kunibe, chairman of the Japanese Bankers Association, told a news conference.
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IMS suggested programs like the Food and Drug Administration's Breakthrough Therapy Designation, aimed to speed important drugs to market, are likely spurring the change.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak extended his policing powers with a tough new security law that took effect Monday, spurring concerns over civil liberties.
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Beyond spurring real-world interaction, Snap has also made Snap Map an embeddable way to explore breaking news events or hotspots around the world.
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While real rates haven't moved up, the anticipation is that the Fed would get tougher and hike rates with more fiscal spending spurring inflation.
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Record inflows of funds have in turn pushed up emerging market bond prices, reducing borrowing costs down and spurring an increase in debt sales.
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That forced the government last month to reopen some coal-powered plants and allow homes to burn coal again, spurring demand for the fuel.
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Authorities have given few explanations about why the blackout occurred and how long it might take to resolve, spurring fears it could be indefinite.
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Sidewalk Labs says it will spend $1.3 billion on the project in the hopes of spurring $38 billion in private sector investment by 2040.
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Johnson: This whole notion of the potential of new materials that are 2D like graphene are spurring scientists to look at other 2D materials.
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China's economy is growing at its slowest pace in almost 30 years, spurring policymakers to bolster growth by easing credit conditions and cutting taxes.
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Tang said the government faces a difficult balancing act of achieving long-term fiscal consolidation while spurring economic growth and eradicating Japan's deflationary mindset.
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On Monday, ValueAct Capital Management disclosed a 2 percent stake in Morgan Stanley, spurring chatter on Wall Street about who might be targeted next.
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"This is an aggressive all-stick-no-carrot approach to spurring investment," said Martin King, co-managing director at Tyton Capital Advisors in Tokyo.
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The has also faced its share of volatility, with concerns emerging that the renminbi might depreciate further after policymakers intervened recently, spurring capital outflows.
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But advocates, including the White House, have argued that deep tax cuts will serve as their own pay-fors, by spurring greater economic growth.
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After meeting with President Donald Trump with the goal of spurring job growth, Benioff started working on boosting his own company's gross domestic product.
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The report also showed that hourly wages grew 2.9% in the last 12 months, the fastest pace in a decade — spurring concerns over inflation.
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Encouraging these institutions to engage in building and rebuilding infrastructure is a logical next step for Congress to take in spurring the nation's economy.
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The movement stresses interfaith cooperation, and Gülen had a good relationship with Pope John Paul II, spurring criticism from more conservative Muslims in Turkey.
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A deal among major global oil producers last year to cut production has helped stabilize prices at about $50 a barrel, spurring drilling activity.
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The low oil price, meanwhile, has helped pad margins at refineries and chemical plants, spurring a flurry of activity in Rotterdam's sprawling industrial complexes.
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President Trump has nominated Brett Kavanaugh to fill the seat being vacated by Justice Anthony Kennedy, spurring fears about abortion rights on the left.
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If there's a connection, it may be only in terms of spurring the other to act on a plan that was in the works.
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Jefferies analyst Brent Thill said he believes Amazon's big investments are driving growth for its Prime subscription services, which is then spurring stronger sales.
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He would also roll back ozone smog standards, negating their role in spurring tighter controls on air pollutant emissions from transportation and industrial sources.
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House prices in Australia have posted their sharpest falls in a generation, spurring a plunge in the construction outlook and weighing on consumer spending.
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Meanwhile, Bezos wanted a piece of that immediate convenience for Amazon, spurring it to buy Whole Foods and experiment with other physical retail stores.
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Republican leaders have insisted that cutting corporate tax rates would allow U.S. companies to expand, hire more workers and boost wages, spurring economic growth.
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The two nations wanted to boost production as U.S. sanctions on Iran are scheduled to return in November, spurring fear of worldwide price spikes.
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But the yen has rallied by more than 10 percent against the dollar since then, spurring debate over whether it was a good move.
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And Abrams generated overwhelming enthusiasm around her candidacy, spurring former President Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey to come to Georgia to stump for her.
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The Fed has been slowly raising interest rates since December 2015 in an effort to avoid overheating the U.S. economy and spurring price increases.
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Here's what you need to know: • The nuclear threat from North Korea is spurring Japan and South Korea to consider their own nuclear arsenals.
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The tax cuts will, and in fact already are, spurring growth, freeing capital for investment, creating jobs and returning overseas profits to our shores.
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This week, stock investors have been focused on that risk, with the drop in bond yields spurring the decline in the broad equity benchmarks.
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Did it reveal that her energy plans, while purportedly about reducing carbon and spurring new clean energy industries, are secretly about destroying coal communities?
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Listen: Vampire Weekend has returned, spurring questions about how the band was received in the past and where it stands in the current climate.
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By effectively communicating how their value propositions align with SMBs' needs, neobanks could stand a better chance at spurring SMBs to make the jump.
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The juxtaposition of these distinct types of images shows the reality of hate, the possibility of defeating it and photography's role in spurring change.
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Yes, AIDS activism made extraordinary gains, spurring more money for research budgets, faster drug approval, and more targeted science — but none of that mattered.
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Dissatisfaction with traditional banking — in particular, high overdraft fees — as well as receptiveness to new kinds of arrangements, are spurring the growth of alternatives.
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Aided by a growing culture of sharing and openness in society, the future of these aging boomers is spurring conversations about aging and dying.
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The scenes are reminiscent of the waves of desperate migrants who have escaped the wars in Syria and Afghanistan, spurring a backlash in Europe.
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Spurring conversations about those costs will form a new type of partnership in the exam room and open a pathway to higher value care.
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In 2013, someone painted all the figures bright pink, spurring an official complaint from the Russian Embassy and an apology from the Bulgarian government.
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Asian benchmark refining margins DUB-SIN-REF started 2016 near multi-year highs, spurring refiners to churn out as much fuel as they could.
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In the days leading up to the debate, questions surrounded Yang's "big" and "unprecedented" mystery promise, spurring theories on what the proposal would be.
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The Mexican states of Jalisco, Nayarit and Sinaloa could be hit with up to 12 inches of rain, possibly spurring landslides and flash flooding.
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At the same time, the Trump administration has sought to compromise with the Chinese government in hopes of spurring trade and helping American companies.
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It would be a shame to rob them of their rightful place in spurring more economic growth all because of misplaced and misapplied compassion.
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This had proved to be controversial, but it would have raised roughly $1 trillion over 10 years while arguably spurring domestic production and jobs.
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Some deficit hawks appear ready to shed their feathers in the name of cutting taxes, spurring economic growth and giving Mr. Trump a victory.
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This presents tremendous opportunities to restore, repair and build new infrastructure through private investment, creating new jobs and spurring economic growth across the country.
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The Fed also seems to have sparked selling across global bonds, spurring concerns over the Korean bond market's huge exposure to hot foreign money.
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In a Friday night tweet, Trump alleged that Comey had "illegally leaked classified documents to the press," spurring the appointment of a special counsel.
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The book, aptly titled "The Elusive Quest for Growth," laid bare the abject failure of the World Bank in spurring development in poor countries.
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House Democrats launched their impeachment inquiry after Trump's request was revealed, spurring Giuliani to blanket the airwaves with his bulldog defenses of the president.
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"First of all, I want to say 'no' — actually, I want to translate that into Spanish — 'no,'" Booker said, spurring laughter from the audience.
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The answer is that there is an easy way for Congress to offset the cost while also spurring growth: tax dividends as normal income.
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A lower court sided with Microsoft in 2016, spurring the Justice Department to petition the Supreme Court to take up the case last June.
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Clinton didn't attend the Women's March on Washington, but the role she played in spurring the current wave of activism has become more clear.
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"These Are Twitter's New Rules For Preventing Abuse And Harassment," BuzzFeed News reported Friday morning, spurring a shitstorm as its readers perused the fine print.
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However, if Trump moves more aggressively on protectionism, spurring a trade war or a currency war, and then "it's a very different picture," Siegel said.
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Monsoons deliver about 70 percent of India's annual rainfall and are the lifeblood of its $2.5 trillion economy, spurring farm output and boosting rural spending.
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The decision follows the bank's announcement Wednesday of a new lending tool, the Targeted Medium-Term Lending Facility, aimed at spurring lending to smaller firms.
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But accepting North Korea as a nuclear-armed state might drive South Korea to seek its own nuclear weapons, spurring further proliferation across the region.
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Custom Stories could draw friends together for big events, inviting lapsed users to start posting again and spurring holdouts to sign up for an account.
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But the inspector general's office found that immigration facilities along the border were inadequate for the crush of asylum-seekers, spurring some to cross illegally.
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Richard Blumenthal, a Democratic senator, then moved to adjourn the proceedings, spurring protestors in the audience to cheer and clap, drowning out the chair's voice.
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Ericsson last week posted January-March quarter profit that beat forecasts, spurring the Swedish firm to lift its outlook for the global telecom networks market.
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Markets want answers to the charge that sub-zero rates are doing more harm than good, squeezing bank profits rather than spurring them to lend.
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Corey Stewart, chairman of Donald Trump's campaign in Virginia, accused liberal politicians like Hillary Clinton of spurring the Thursday attack on police officers in Dallas.
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Not the most auspicious start for a paid product, and one that's already spurring debate about whether or not it can help the news industry.
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Sitharaman said the capital infusion into state-run banks however, would enable nearly 5 trillion rupees worth of lending to consumers and businesses, spurring demand.
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The commission says its clean-energy package will create hundreds of thousands of jobs by spurring investment in smart meters, electric cars and so on.
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The segment had risen sharply in price as several central banks globally pursued negative interest rate policies, spurring calls that bonds were in bubble territory.
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As the New York Times reported in August, the opioid epidemic has led people to trade sex for drugs, spurring a syphilis outbreak in Oklahoma.
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It's a particular issue for YouTube, where Fair Use has allowed creators to thrive, spurring an entire generation of remix culture that defines YouTube's community.
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Shares of ServiceNow surged as high as 13 percent on Thursday after the company reported third-quarter earnings above analyst expectations, spurring upbeat analyst commentary.
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In October, Wie revealed on Twitter that she was diagnosed "with having a small Avulsion Fracture, bone spurring, and never entrapment" in her right hand.
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A nationwide ban on using food waste as pig feed due to African swine fever outbreaks is also spurring the growth of the cockroach industry.
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The "Trump Tantrum" spurring a sell-off in emerging market bonds and currencies since businessman Donald Trump's surprise election win won't end soon, analysts said.
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Traders said that prices were buoyed by a weakening dollar, which makes fuel purchases cheaper for countries that use other currencies domestically, potentially spurring demand.
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Our internal systems haven't kept up with the enormous demand for our products, and your enthusiasm for our newest offering is spurring us to improve.
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If it were, say, the summer of 1988, The Nice Guys would be a big box-office hit, spurring a series of decreasingly satisfying sequels.
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The Caixin Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) came in weaker than expected, spurring fresh fears over China's economic growth and sending markets around the region lower.
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A sheen was visible on the river in the morning, spurring the city to shut its water treatment plant intake, said city manager Jim Toye.
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He spoke of the importance of focusing on growth without spurring the runaway inflation and currency crises that stunted Mexico in the 1980s and 1990s.
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The pickup in economic activity is expected to stoke inflation, spurring the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise policy rates faster and further than previously anticipated.
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Source: Google Trends This year, Japan's government recognized the digital currency as a legal form of payment, spurring a flurry of activity in new exchanges.
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German business sentiment fell in February, according to the closely-watched survey by the Ifo Institute, spurring concerns that Europe's economic motor is slowing down.
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Two more board members favoured focusing on the effect of expanding base money in pushing up prices and spurring public expectations that inflation will accelerate.
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A weakening dollar and fiscal stimulus in the form of a $1.5 trillion tax cut package and increased government spending are also seen spurring inflation.
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Will the ones hibernating in the Arctic permafrost release more of that vast store of frozen carbon as methane than carbon dioxide, spurring further warming?
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The board released the latest version of the fiscal plan to the public on Monday, spurring a rally in the government's defaulted general obligation bonds.
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In Thailand, for example, household debt has been running high for years, spurring calls for higher rates to stave off risks in the banking system.
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We've seen that raising the minimum wage in states and cities is spurring economic growth because people have more money to spend in their neighborhood.
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With unemployment near record lows, the Fed is seeking to raise interest rates quickly enough to prevent the economy from overheating and spurring rapid inflation.
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Though their grievances are old, and talk of a walkout has been circulating for months, teachers credit West Virginia's recent strike for spurring new momentum.
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Two more board members favored focusing on the effect of expanding base money in pushing up prices and spurring public expectations that inflation will accelerate.
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With Lee guaranteed a medal, the home crowd went wild, spurring him on in the final against Switzerland's Nevin Galmarini, who won by 0.43 seconds.
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By raising the cost of carbon-intensive energy, a carbon tax makes companies consider environmental costs, spurring both the development and adoption of cleaner technologies.
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The shocking deaths of iconic fashion designer Kate Spade, 55, and gifted chef and storyteller Anthony Bourdain, 61, are spurring important discussions about mental health.
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The concentration of arts practitioners allows the sharing of and accessibility to innovative ideas, and opens up opportunities for education, spurring social awareness and change.
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The murder and acquittal Known as "Bobo" to those who loved him, Emmett's savage murder jolted a nation, spurring it to action on civil rights.
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But she also declined to withdraw the legislation, spurring additional — larger — protests that at times disrupted financial and transportation systems, leading to clashes with police.
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Those actions have been blamed for driving up prices for Obamacare plans in 83 and for spurring some insurers to drop out of ACA marketplaces.
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People who have followed this diet and have experienced dramatic weight loss have posted about it online, spurring others to give the diet a shot.
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In America, rising domestic production and falling imports have put the U.S. on the fast track to energy independence, spurring job creation and income growth.
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While a pencil is not in itself political, the written word is a vehicle for spreading awareness, spurring reform, and healing ourselves and our communities.
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In April, the government said it hoped that by 2035 one-fifth of all vehicles sold would be electric, spurring huge growth among domestic carmakers.
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And the Congressional Leadership Fund committed earlier this year to spend $100,000 on phone and digital operations aimed at spurring conservative voters to support Lesko.
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Khan has also worked hard at being an incredibly gifted orator, with a unique ability to light a fire under audiences, spurring them into action.
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Tens of thousands of women in France adopted Ms. Muller's hashtag to recount their own experiences, spurring a debate on gender relations and sexual norms.
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Demonstrators continued to block the street, ABC News reports, spurring police to begin handcuffing those present, including ABC affiliate reporters Carlet Cleare and Justin Carter.
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Flamboyant boogie-woogie piano romps through "She's My Baby," spurring a rambunctious vocal that breaks into falsetto as Little Richard would a few years later.
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Major refineries are optimising run rates for petrochemical feedstock, while low oil prices, stimulus measures and recovering business activity are spurring demand, the analyst added.
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Increasingly, it's a reality of the present, a new normal spurring billions of dollars in annual spending as governments, companies and citizens scramble to adapt.
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The fast-spreading coronavirus has infected more than 21,24.4330 and killed more than 15,000, spurring governments worldwide to follow China's move in restricting internal movements.
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Major refineries are optimising run rates for petrochemical feedstock, while low oil prices, stimulus measures and recovering business activity are spurring demand, the analyst added.
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Last year, Mr. Duterte temporarily suspended all police antidrug operations after three teenagers were mistakenly killed, spurring huge protests led by the influential Catholic Church.
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From CNN's Manu Raju: John Cornyn, a member of Senate GOP leadership, has little appetite at this point for tax cuts aimed at spurring economy.
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Astronomers say when the biggest stars die they become supernovae, shining brighter than the Milky Way and capable of spurring the formation of other stars.
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"If that were to be the case, all the other cuts that are in there would be spurring job creation and salary increases," Rogers said.
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Independent grocery stores are the cornerstones of communities across the country, providing nutritious food to families and spurring economic growth in the neighborhoods they serve.
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The episode is spurring concern over US testing capabilities among public health officials, as cities and states gear up for possible outbreaks across the country.
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In recent months, he has been absent from state functions, spurring speculation that he might have been purged and sent to a re-education camp.
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A surge in demand for cannabis, newly legalized in the state, has emptied shelves and caught the industry off guard, spurring state officials into action.
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Or was it the ultimate prank being played on the easily manipulated and hype-driven art world, a way of spurring curiosity and auction prices?
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A spokesman for the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, a trade group that represents automakers on policy issues, said that regulations themselves are not spurring sales.
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Vista Equity Partners, an investment firm focused on reviving older software companies, has averaged returns of more than 20 percent, spurring a number of imitators.
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Rather than obstructing the Bolshevik takeover, the strike ended up facilitating it, spurring the Bolsheviks to build parallel organs of governance dedicated to revolutionary goals.
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As the Abenomics plan to revive the economy is partly predicated on a weak currency spurring exports, this has not gone down well in Tokyo.
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The country's state planner on Tuesday unveiled a flurry of measures aimed at spurring sales of items ranging from cars and appliances to information services.
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Fears about the effects of global warming on ice — and the game of hockey — are spurring the National Hockey League to commit to going green.
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"Retail spending and online shopping news is looking good, spurring hopes for strong retail sales," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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While some swept up on the beaches along the Namibian coast, spurring a diamond rush in 240, others came to rest on the ocean floor.
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Its recovery following a prolonged slump is being driven by a revival of the energy sector, which is spurring demand for machinery and other equipment.
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Guzman warned in February that bondholders were likely to find negotiations "frustrating," spurring speculation among investors that they could be in for haircuts on debt.
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Money is an essential fuel for economic activity This is often described mechanically, as a question of the interest rates spurring or strangling economic activity.
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Goldman sees the company's investment in infrastructure, as well as its moves to decrease delivery times while boosting order frequency, as spurring some of the gains.
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Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei called for more coordination to promote sustainable growth, as fiscal and monetary tools were becoming less effective at spurring economic activity.
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As was the case with my cousin, rather than spurring me into a successful career in law enforcement, I now campaign for the decriminalization of drugs.
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Central bank officials have indicated that three increases are likely this year, though positive economic data and other indicators are spurring talk of more aggressive moves.
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The bank expected the decline in working hours would hurt household income and spending, spurring a negative feedback loop as corporate sales and profits also fall.
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The drop in Venezuelan shipments has worsened a global drought of the heavy crude that U.S. Gulf Coast refineries prefer, spurring a hunt for similar grades.
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Google isn't pushing hard enough to ensure gadget makers design devices with Tango in mind, and there's no content spurring regular folks to ask for it.
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The newfound capacity to sequence genomes is spurring a genetic gold rush, linking mystifying diseases to specific mutations — often random mutations not passed down from parents.
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He put out a detailed 10-year plan on how he'd move the country to clean energy, spurring other candidates to put out their own plans.
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By the same token, Mr Abe has exposed certain protected industries to greater competition through trade deals, but has said little about spurring competition more broadly.
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Savage will help kids on the program tackle myths like in the original series, spurring on the next generation of scientists to explode things and whatnot.
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The boy suffered only minor injuries while the male gorilla was shot to death, sparking outrage nationwide and spurring calls for Gregg's arrest on social media.
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Traders had bet he and a Republican-controlled U.S. Congress would quickly enact tax cuts and infrastructure spending and loosen regulations, spurring business investments and inflation.
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The higher a tax bill's dynamic score, the more likely it is seen as spurring growth, raising tax revenues and keeping the federal deficit in check.
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Florida's biggest cities see diversity as the key to attracting entrepreneurs and investors to back them, spurring job growth and keeping younger workers in the state.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Bold steps by Indonesia's central bank aimed at spurring lending to lift economic growth might not generate a significant rise in loans, bankers say.
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Senior officials pledged to further support the slowing economy by spurring loans and lowering borrowing costs during the annual gathering of the country's parliament in Beijing.
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All of this was funded with $100 oil and now that those prices have crashed, so too has the money it created in spurring that growth.
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For his part, President Donald Trump has made clear that spurring American energy production and pursuing comprehensive tax reform will be major goals of his administration.
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Crush margins in China's Shandong province, the hub of soybean processing, have been hovering mainly in positive territory since late August, spurring strong demand for imports.
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A weaker dollar can be seen as supportive for oil prices as it makes dollar-traded oil cheaper for countries using other currencies, potentially spurring demand.
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Qatar has insisted the crisis has opened new opportunities by spurring domestic industries such as construction, while competition among importers into the country is also rising.
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Delta's shares were up 22 percent at $29.5, spurring a 2547 to 443 percent gain in other U.S. airlines and lifting the Dow Jones Airlines Index .
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There is no evidence that negative yields are actually boosting growth, and one argument against them is that they are spurring a competitive weakening of currencies.
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Amid global market turmoil, Hong Kong's stocks and its tightly controlled dollar have taken an outsized tumble this week, spurring speculation the currency peg may snap.
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These standards are improving the fuel efficiency of vehicles across all classes, spurring innovation, cutting oil use, reducing emissions, and saving drivers money at the pump.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended here Shingrix over Zostavax in adults 13 years and older, spurring demand for the GSK vaccine.
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An initiative to pass the first carbon tax in the country is dividing environmentalists and spurring opposition from environmental groups who have long backed such proposals.
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Once at the helm, however, he has focused on more pragmatic and inclusive economic issues: spurring growth and creating enough jobs for a rapidly expanding workforce.
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As old political power structures make way for new ones, cooperation between corrupt officials and criminal groups falls apart, spurring violent struggles for new cooperative arrangements.
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Supply has been further helped by the ECB's corporate purchase programme, which started last June, spurring demand for paper and bringing coupons to all-time lows.
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Trump has blamed Powell and the Fed for spurring a U.S. stock slide by raising rates, which increasing borrowing costs and can narrow corporate profit margins.
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Spurring on the decline is a nationwide retreat by power providers from coal-fired electricity generation, which fell by a near-record 14.3 gigawatts last year.
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Progress should be defined less by how many dollars are invested, and more by how successful the relationship is at spurring equitable growth in both countries.
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Time and funding spent on analyzing not one sex but two increases the value of our research investments, spurring innovation toward better diagnostics, treatments and cures.
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Of course, the effectiveness of the proposal at spurring innovation will depend on its design, the exact details of which have yet to be ironed out.
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He said then he aimed to increase funding by $1 billion with hopes of spurring a decade's worth of advances in cancer research in five years.
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The equivalent of three football pitches worth of the Amazon is currently burning every minute, spurring international leaders to call for actions to save the rainforest.
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Malta's Pilatus Bank and Latvia's ABLV were also accused of laundering money by U.S. authorities, spurring charges that European watchdogs had failed to tackle the problem.
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Small businesses are the foundation of America's economy, generating the vast majority of new private-sector jobs and spurring innovation in all sectors of the economy.
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Monsoons are the lifeblood of India's $893 trillion economy, spurring farm output and boosting rural spending on items ranging from gold to cars, motorcycles and refrigerators.
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Abrams, in particular, has staked her campaign in Georgia largely on spurring greater turnout among minority and young voters who don't usually participate in midterm elections.
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It's an explosion of talented artists spurring each other on to push the envelope, all over a beat you can't help but bob your head to.
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Drug makers argue that high drug prices and strong patent protections are essential to spurring innovation and are justified by the high costs of drug development.
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Besides providing another option to an antiquated and unreliable subway, Ms. Glen said the ferry connections could breathe more life into some neighborhoods by spurring development.
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That includes fairs, flash mobs spurring people to vote and possible prizes like a new iPhone for the most creative selfie posted from a polling place.
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Although China does not appear to have changed its basic position on maintaining stability, the increasingly hostile talk in Washington appears to be spurring contingency preparations.
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Mr. Turner was sentenced to six months in jail and three years of probation, spurring a national outcry from critics who called the punishment too light.
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The widening worries across the U.S. are already spurring flight cancellations, school closures and unusual moves to corporate headquarters to encourage employees to work from home.
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Blue Apron gained notoriety when its stock sank after its I.P.O. last year, spurring talk that the meal kit industry was a flash in the pan.
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In the wake of the breach, emails were selectively dumped online, spurring conspiracy theories and widespread doubts about Clinton in the final stretch of the campaign.
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But as the amount of hormone drops in manhood, their cells may divide more slowly, and they may stop producing growth-spurring molecules of their own.
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Analysts took that as an ominous sign for the Trump administration's entire agenda, including tax reform and infrastructure spending, spurring traders to sell off the greenback.
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A breach at JPMorgan Chase that fall capped off the year by laying bare data on 76 million American households, spurring even more Capitol Hill hearings.
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The port is an "important project aimed at spurring local economic growth based on equality and mutual benefits," according to the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Median home prices in San Francisco and Santa Clara (where Apple is based) are well over $1 million, spurring elected officials to search for a solution.
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The 17 goals to be achieved by 2030 include ending poverty and hunger, improving education, ensuring access to clean energy and spurring action on climate change.
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And marketers may be more attracted to this authenticity, spurring them to buy ads from Snapchat rather than pay celebrities and influencers to do product placements.
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Crude oil prices surged on the slowing rate of infection, spurring hopes that demand in the world's second-largest oil consumption market may begin to recover.
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Vocal sugarcane producers and their political allies led a renewed campaign for ethanol during the oil shocks, spurring the creation of the world's largest production program.
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We also see great potential in changing minds and spurring action through making the film available for use in middle school, high school, and college classrooms.
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Mandarin is gradually replacing Cantonese in schools, the cost of living is skyrocketing, and China is tightening its political grip over the city, spurring violent protests.
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On one of these occasions, when Randy was 11, a particularly large and perturbed rooster swung its claw and gave him a good spurring on his leg.
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Medicaid enrollment also tends to spike during an economic downturn, just as state revenues are most strained, spurring the federal government to send more money to states.
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It is only in this context that markets can work their magic -- spurring innovation and investments, creating jobs and providing to everyone better products at cheaper prices.
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In the episode, Salinas tells Minnie Ross last minute that she changed her mind about having her as maid of honor, spurring some controversy between the women.
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Fueled by anti-Trump sentiment, Democrats are angling to retake the governor's mansion, spurring an outpouring of interest in the job from a broad set of candidates.
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His speech focused on spurring private sector investment, and he said a Pinera government would create an agency that actively supports large-scale and greenfield mining projects.
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Some educators thought that staging the strike ahead of the exams would throw the problem into relief, spurring anxious parents to take action and support the teachers.
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ALEXANDER HAMILTON warned in 1788 that impeachment risks "agitat[ing] the passions of the whole community" and spurring "pre-existing factions" to "animosities, partialities, influence and interest".
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The data shows a ransomware strain called Locky as patient zero of the recent epidemic, spurring a huge uptick in payments when it arrived in early 2016.
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During campaign rallies, Trump often fired up his supporters by calling for pressing for investigations of Hillary Clinton, spurring chants of "Lock her up!" by the crowd.
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Central banks are essentially out of ammunition, with zero and negative interest rate policies spurring greater savings, not growth, said Michael Heise, chief economist at Allianz Group.
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In the picture, the actor's face looks more elderly than usual, spurring commenters to criticize the Aussie's appearance and recommend remedies from eye cream to THC oil.
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This policy could encourage plane makers like Boeing to end production of some of their least efficient aircrafts, while spurring the development of more fuel efficient engines.
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Furthermore, there may be substantial economic and social benefits from debt relief, including spurring household formation and home-buying by younger people, according to the Levy Institute.
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While the BOJ hoped the shift to negative rates would encourage banks to lend more, spurring higher spending and inflation, none of that has happened as yet.
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That level of supply should lead to lower almond prices that "flow through" to the U.S. consumer, spurring additional demand, Goldman Sachs analyst Jim Godsil told investors.
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The platform approved at the 2012 convention calls for "free and fair trade" -- with a focus on spurring exports while maintaining human rights, environmental and other protections.
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Growing seaborne transfers of crude produced at booming Brazilian offshore fields are spurring concerns among some experts and environmentalists, who say monitoring of the operations is lax.
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Once derided as "human cockfighting", the combat sport of mixed martial arts (MMA) is gaining global popularity and spurring investors to pour large sums into promotion companies.
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Chinese leaders are also exporting dirty energy around the world through their "belt and road" development program, which is spurring economic growth throughout Africa and Southeast Asia.
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But the commission missed its first deadline, and then its second one in July, spurring 19 Democratic senators to sign a letter last month criticizing the delay.
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Macri has enacted a number of market-friendly reforms since taking office in December, pleasing Wall Street but spurring inflation and swelling the ranks of the poor.
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Falling temperatures in Japan, South Korea and China added to support from continuing nuclear outages, keeping consumption strong and spurring demand to replenish stores with spot purchases.
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As long as the tax is beneath the SCC, clean-energy investments can secure additional cost-effective emission reductions and reduce energy bills by spurring technology development.
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The package will spend $200 billion in federal dollars, with the hope of spurring $800 billion more in matching funds from states, cities and the private sector.
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After meeting with President Donald Trump with the goal of spurring job growth, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff started working on boosting his own company's gross domestic product.
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The retailer plans to pay the separate company for the use of its brand, which was opposed by some of the term loan holders, spurring the lawsuit.
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But the emphasis on law enforcement only serves to deepen the inequities and repression that are spurring millions to flee their homelands and seek asylum in Europe.
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The dollar also weakened after Tropical Storm Harvey paralyzed Houston, Texas, the nation's fourth-biggest city, spurring worries about the storm's potential impact on the U.S. economy.
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Right-leaning research groups took issue with which counties were analyzed — one was close to New York City, and two saw big businesses open, spurring job growth.
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Support for Tsai got a boost after protests broke out in neighboring Hong Kong, spurring concerns about Beijing interference and influence in the Chinese special administrative region.
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Trump is now talking about the cuts spurring a 6% growth rate, more than double what we have now -- levels we haven't seen in over three decades.
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The passage of the bill comes as the Trump administration has taken a hard-line stance on abortion, spurring a slew of abortion laws across the nation.
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Center-right President Mauricio Macri allowed the peso to float after taking office in December, spurring a slide in the curreny to 15.76 per dollar in Febuary.
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However, a pledge by the People's Bank of China to further support the economy by spurring loans and lowering borrowing costs helped to cushion some market losses.
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China suffered its first bond default in March 2014 and worries over the country's financial health have simmered, with an uptick in defaults this year spurring concern.
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Last fall, the White House quietly backed away from those proposals, spurring criticism from both sides that the administration was being vague and evasive on the issue.
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A previous U.S. intelligence assessment determining that Russia had interfered in the 2016 presidential election sent shockwaves throughout the country, spurring calls to take action against Russia.
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Japan&aposs increasing alarm at a nuclear North Korea and a rising China have only reinforced the trend, spurring Japan to accelerate efforts to normalize its military.
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Britain now risks a very unvirtuous circle in which a slowing economy and growing trade and immigration barriers cause companies to leave, spurring even more economic pain.
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She said that Muslim activists were setting up registration tables at luncheons and festivals and that anxiety about the election was spurring more people to sign up.
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The group's rampage through Palmyra, a city that reached its peak in the second and third century A.D., enraged the world, spurring scholars and conservationists into action.
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Then, concerns over the health of the Chinese economy led to panic-selling and a dearth of buyers, spurring a record intra-day drop in the Dow.
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The New Zealand dollar also fell after consumer prices there rose less than expected in the second quarter, spurring speculation of an interest rate cut in August.
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Hypervigilant to social threats, the lonely brain detects them everywhere, wreaking havoc on the body by putting the nervous system on constant alert and spurring further isolation.
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In the latest eruption of hate targeting Jews in America, Jewish community centers and schools around the country received bomb threats Monday, spurring evacuations in multiple states.
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The recent state of tumult for CEO Elon Musk and Tesla is spurring fresh chatter about an idea that has been rattling around for a long time.
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Rapp's j'accuse was the "tipping point," Holtzman says, spurring him to write his Facebook post to share his story with a wider circle of friends and family.
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Efforts to broaden Kisqali's use come as the crowd of so-called CDK4/6 inhibitors designed to block certain enzymes blamed for spurring tumor growth is expanding.
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The protests in Chile began in early October after the government raised subway fare, spurring high school students to jump turnstiles and form a social media movement.
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The discount of the U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude benchmark to the Brent crude benchmark widened to the most in years this month, spurring U.S. export purchases.
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A leak of sensitive computer code is spurring calls for the government to be more transparent about its handling of a secret stockpile of network intrusion tactics.
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The falling pound helps British exporters, because a lower pound makes their goods and services cheaper to foreign buyers, spurring higher sales, at least for a while.
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The campaign recommended employees work from home for the next two weeks, spurring panic among some staffers given their health insurance will end in just 11 days.
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Sexual misconduct allegations have swept through Hollywood since the producer Harvey Weinstein was accused last year of sexual harassment and unwanted physical conduct, spurring the #MeToo movement.
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The nuclear threat from North Korea, which will be a dominant issue on the trip, is spurring Japan and South Korea to consider their own nuclear arsenals.
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Some studies suggest virtual visits may increase costs by spurring patients to seek treatment for minor ailments that wouldn't otherwise have prompted them to see a doctor.
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And Clinton herself made many mistakes — not the last of which was using a private email server for all her State Department work, spurring an FBI investigation.
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Then, in 1995, tragedy struck when J and M trains on the same track collided and killed a motorman, spurring widespread safety changes in the signaling system.
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" Menstruation awakens her to potential motherhood, spurring her to finally rebuff the sleazy patriarch, shoving him out of her room, upon which "my rage turned to joy.
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Because of low interest rates spurring home sales, the Kips Bay rental market is stagnant, with many landlords offering incentives like free months and reduced security fees.
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So, while the opportunity for telehealth providers to land down in countries with severe doctor shortages abounds, actually spurring uptake could be difficult if tech barriers persist.
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In this region, which largely voted for Trump, they don't blame him for this current crisis and even credit him with spurring economic development in the area.
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Passing longer-term spending bills would give Congress more time to focus on other priorities like creating jobs, spurring economic growth and keeping the American people safe.
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But these highly emotional ads may have had other payoffs we were not tracking, like affecting turnout, sparking conversations with friends, spurring donations or increasing media coverage.
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In speech after speech, Trump has cited the $350 billion figure as evidence that the trillion-dollar corporate tax cut he passed in 2017 is spurring investment.
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Fears of a Fed hike spurring capital flight from emerging markets prompted Mexico to raise interest rates in lock step with the U.S. central bank in December.
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OPEC's production cuts and geopolitical turmoil in Venezuela have made the United States a central oil and gas producer, spurring expansion in areas like Texas' Permian Basin.
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The Jaworski "road map," as it became known, helped steer the Democratic-led House as it prepared articles of impeachment, spurring Nixon's resignation on August 9, 1974.
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The New York senator is seen increasingly as a rising star within the Democratic Party, spurring chatter that she could be a candidate for president in 2020.
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But four months after a heart attack seemed to endanger his candidacy, his continued momentum is spurring a more serious reckoning with the possibility of his nomination.
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The acquisition of the Tasmanian dairy, known as Van Diemen's Land Company, or VDL, is spurring questions about whether the Australian government is fully assessing the risks.
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While still below long-term averages, that made housing the least affordable it had been since 2009, spurring a noticeable and extended slowdown in home price growth.
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The government has indicated that it wants to take a hands-off approach to the regulation of AI, including facial recognition, in the name of spurring innovation.
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The escalation is a crisis for the Trump administration, spurring the U.S. to seek sanctions and to test-fire missiles with South Korea, above, hinting at war.
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But Mr. Trump seized on the concept over the summer after the yield curve in the bond market "inverted," spurring speculation that a recession could be coming.
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Venezuela's economic collapse has unleashed the biggest migratory crisis in recent Latin American history, spurring more than 4 million people to emigrate, according to the United Nations.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has rolled back the tougher standards California is fighting to keep, spurring a lawsuit from California and 23 other states on Friday.
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But the IIF saw the gains as fragile, as they follow the U.S. Federal Reserve backpedalling on aggressive interest rate rises, in turn spurring a commodity rally.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has rolled back the tougher standards California is fighting to keep, spurring a lawsuit from California and 2628 other states on Friday.
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Such an approach, he said, is creating a closer relationship between chief financial officers and chief financial officer, and spurring the former to bolster their tech literacy.
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The tax cuts come right out of the Republican playbook; the spending right out of the Democrats' agenda of spurring the economy with government-led job creation.
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"This shows that China's growing military power is fueling anxiety in Asia and spurring the U.S. and other countries to bolster their defenses in response," he said.
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As it turned out, Mr. Thiel had quietly obtained New Zealand citizenship in 333, spurring widespread belief that he had not fulfilled the necessary prerequisites for naturalization.
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The foreign ownership law is one of a series of economic reforms aimed at spurring investment and attracting foreign investors amid an economic slowdown in the Gulf.
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The move, aimed at helping the world's third-biggest economy shift away from its reliance on nuclear power, has been spurring billions of dollars in clean-energy investment.
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The dramatic increase in funding for Alzheimer's research in recent years is spurring hope that scientists will be able to discover the elusive biological causes of the disease.
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He credited Flippable with spurring the tremendous surge in grassroots fundraising and volunteering that he said was unlike anything he had seen in 14 years in Delaware politics.
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Mixed record Modi swept to power in 2014 promising to give India's economy a shot in the arm by removing red tape and spurring domestic and foreign investment.
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The working-hours decline across the economy would hurt household income and spending, spurring a negative feedback loop as corporate sales and profits also fall, the bank said.
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Inflation, while stubbornly high at 24.2 in the twelve months through September, is down from around 40 percent last year, spurring the consumption rebound helping companies like Quilmes.
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We are, for the time being, stuck with Trump and, fortunately, his incompetence has helped moderate what could otherwise be calamitous by spurring foreign leaders to ignore him.
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Choe claimed that North Korea viewed the regular joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises as a provocation that was spurring the regime to enhance its nuclear weapons capability.
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The Urumqi expansion is aimed at accommodating the rapid aviation growth in Xinjiang and spurring the growth of an international aviation hub in the city, the NDRC said.
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Seven of his 10 children have names that begin with the letter A. Toward the end of his life, Castro grew visibly weaker, spurring speculation about his health.
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Many middle-class Indians are moving out of homes that they used to share with their parents or other relatives, spurring rapid growth in property and furniture sales.
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Efforts to pass a federal law protecting gay people from job discrimination have come up empty in the U.S. Congress, spurring rights groups to turn to the courts.
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Rich's ex-wife was a Democratic donor and had given money to Hillary Clinton's Senate campaign and Bill Clinton's presidential library, spurring probes by Congress and the FBI.
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Costumed Disney characters, including Marvel's Captain America, were spotted at Wanda's park, spurring Disney to issue a warning to its rival over intellectual property, the China Daily reported.
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However, some of those gains in aluminium prices were due to a supply squeeze after U.S. sanctions on major Russian producer Rusal, with similar worries also spurring nickel.
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A resulting price rise is spurring a rebound in non-OPEC supply, the report shows, but OPEC still expects its market share to increase further down the line.
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And not only can we envision this style on the same It-girl set, spurring sales, but get this: Only 50 pairs of each colorway are being produced.
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Whether or not the new facility ushers in a market for pandemic insurance, it is already spurring more advanced planning on the part of governments and international responders.
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China's 246 large- and medium-sized cities produced 1.9 billion tonnes of solid waste in 0003, spurring government plans to cut landfill and step up recycling and incineration.
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The big picture: Nearly 9 million jobs vanished in 2008-09, pushing the unemployment rate to 10% and spurring millions to abandon looking for work, the AP notes.
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Key highlights from the WSJ: "In France and other Western societies, the proliferation of new political forces that challenge the established liberal order" is spurring latent-anti-Semitism.
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Some scholars think the rise of democracy at the end of the last century broke up truces between criminals and the ruling party, spurring more conflict and violence.
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Wild spurts in China's property prices fueled worries of asset bubbles this year, particularly in the biggest cities, spurring policymakers to enforce curbs in more than 24 cities.
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Even as other foreign investors wound down their businesses after Russia annexed Crimea and launched a war in eastern Ukraine, spurring sanctions from the West, Baring Vostok stayed.
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Volkswagen admitted in September 2015 to using software to falsify pollution tests on some diesel cars, spurring legal action in the United States, Germany, South Korea and elsewhere.
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The athletes-turned-whistleblowers that served as the sources for the blockbuster German documentary Geheimsache Doping, which is credited for spurring the WADA's investigation, have done the same.
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Source: ANZ Bank Those policies "dramatically transformed the country, spurring fast economic and social development," Manop Udomkerdmongkol, economist at Singapore's United Overseas Bank, said in a recent report.
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Poland, plagued for most of its post-Soviet years by high unemployment, has seen the jobless rate fall to record lows, driving wages higher and spurring inflationary concerns.
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Another 6 trillion yen will be for a fiscal loan and investment program aimed at spurring private-sector spending such as for construction of a "maglev" train line.
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However, the RBA is constrained by the fear of spurring a debt binge in Australia's red-hot property market if it lowered interest rates deeper into record territory.
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Southwestern residents could still haul in water from over hundreds of miles away or move to less arid communities without spurring the decline of U.S. society, Ault said.
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Gold fell on Tuesday as the dollar and equity markets rose after data showing China's weakest economic growth in years fanned stimulus hopes, spurring investors towards riskier assets.
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The policies this effort would create stand to reduce healthcare costs and improve patient quality of care while spurring job growth and economic development in the United States.
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That raised questions about whether Trump tried to interfere with a federal investigation, spurring speculation over the likelihood of an early exit from office for the former businessman.
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As iOS matures into Apple's foremost and best operating system — spanning larger, more capable computers like the iPad Pro — it's spurring the development of correspondingly more sophisticated apps.
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The Belgian parliament passed legislation in April aimed at spurring investment in gas-fired power generation and building 4,000 megawatt of new offshore wind farm capacity by 2030.
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Jio triggered a price war among operators as they moved to compete with Jio's low-cost data plans, driving down margins and spurring consolidation in India's telecom industry.
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The "alarming" surge in adolescent e-cigarette use prompted health officials to release these numbers "earlier than usual" in hopes of spurring immediate action, according to the FDA.
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Internal Republican polls have Blankenship in the lead just one day before the West Virginia Senate primary, spurring national Republicans to make an eleventh-hour push against him.
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The effort will focus on start-ups that employ 25 to 1,000 workers, in the hope of spurring the companies to think about equality sooner rather than later.
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Such a race would probably make coal front and center, spurring each candidate to outdo one another on his support for the industry and policies that protect it.
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That's because the effects of the burning keep water from being soaked into dry ground devoid of vegetation, spurring floods and mudflows, according to CNN meteorologist Monica Garrett.
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Investors favor Cartes' low-tax policies and credit him with spurring growth in Paraguay, the world's No. 4 soy exporter and long one of South America's poorest countries.
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In 2014, his father told the police that he suspected his son was involved with terrorism, spurring a review by federal agents, two senior law enforcement officials said.
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But Tshisekedi, who had backed the activists' call to march, left the church in a vehicle, spurring angry shouts from the crowd, which said he was abandoning them.
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The jury is still out on whether the negative-yield experiment playing out in Japan and across Europe will deliver on its intended goal of spurring economic growth.
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But Trump, who frequently took credit for the rampant bull market, has raged in response to the recent downturn and blamed the Federal Reserve for spurring the correction.
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Although she supported the "Euromaidan" protests in February 2014 that antagonized Russia, spurring its military intervention in Crimea, she doesn't believe that Facebook took sides in the conflict.
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While battery costs are falling, the IEA acknowledges that government policy remains critical to making EVs attractive to drivers, spurring investment and helping carmakers achieve economies of scale.
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The banking sector has a major role to play in spurring private investment which is lacking and without which the all-round economic revival is not a possibility.
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President Donald Trump's decision to cancel the Singapore summit with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un is moving financial markets, spurring a big move in the gold market.
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From there, it considers how technologies, sustainability practices and other dynamic forces can redefine what a company's operations should cost, spurring a fundamental change in the cost curve.
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T. J. Maxx, Marshalls and outlet stores have boomed by loudly advertising big savings over their full-priced department store rivals, spurring some to create their own versions.
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Private equity has long been drawn by reliable cashflow and growing demand from online shopping, with a spate of takeovers by bigger packaging players further spurring their interest.
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But the president has threatened up to $150 billion in tariffs on Chinese imports to the U.S., spurring retaliation from Beijing and fears of a burgeoning trade war.
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Banking the unbanked in emerging markets Chinese policymakers are encouraging consumption, and fintech companies are spurring purchases and investments, ranging from daily necessities to international real estate deals.
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China's entry into digital currency could effectively tip the scales in favor of new currencies worldwide, spurring some traditional investors to give blockchain a second look, she added.
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The new guidance will focus on spurring industry innovation and encouraging "new entrants and ideas that deliver safer vehicles," Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said, according to multiple reports.
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While it still may take longer for Brazil to fully emerge from its three-year slump, improving business confidence and lower rates are spurring a recovery, he said.
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But even as the novel coronavirus fuels concerns over the prospect of canceled conferences and global partnerships lurching into limbo, it's also spurring more opportunities for international collaboration.
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She also suggested that the law is bad public policy because it has the opposite effect of what was intended — spurring more people to pay off their debts.
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Xi disappeared from sight for more than a week just days after Beijing was forced to acknowledge the virus, spurring social media speculations and criticism of his aloofness.
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Beijing announced a steep cut in the level of cash that banks must hold as reserves, aimed at lowering financing costs and spurring growth amid the trade spat.
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Even among those who view Mr. Biden's eventual triumph as inevitable, there is a belief that contested primaries are good for the party, generating enthusiasm and spurring turnout.
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Mr. Priore said he needed the money to "stay afloat" and pay tuition for his four children, and accused Mr. Schulman of spurring him on, the affidavit shows.
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Former colleagues describe his views on tax policy as center-right, with a focus on spurring economic growth by broadening the base of taxpayers and lowering tax rates.
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Trying to restore public order without spurring more protests will be hard to achieve, however, and the city's leadership is already considering imposing other measures to crack down.
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In addition to Peru, Odebrecht has acknowledged doling out hundreds of millions in bribes to win public work contracts throughout Latin America, spurring inquiries from Argentina to Panama.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Cheaper gasoline prices are spurring significant changes in driving behavior which are in turn propelling a phenomenal increase in motor fuel consumption in the United States.
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She told police Logan had raped her on their first date, spurring a chain of events that would lead him to be convicted of sexual assault in 215.
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Former Defense Secretary Ash Carter opened all combat jobs to women in 2015, spurring many to question whether women should be included in the draft in the future.
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The survey results are spurring leaders at the department that oversees about a fifth of the nation's land to try to crack down on the causes of harassment.
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Municipal elections in the Dominican Republic were suspended last month due to an alleged technical failure with its electronic voting system, spurring allegations of corruption and electoral sabotage.
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The increased use of automation across corporate America is spurring fears that the tech could lead to potential job losses in both blue-collar and white-collar jobs.
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