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Chatty Mercury makes the same shift just a few hours later, opening mouths to speak more freely while spurring hearts to seek excitement.

If we think of a stock as a "nation's wealth, " the focus might be on turning up the faucet, by spurring economic growth.

Scholars status increased, spurring a strong improvement of education and developing cultural tastes as a whole within the scope of society.

But foreign executives said the price cuts would backfire , spurring higher consumption and health insurance payouts .

Now, the dam seems to be causing the opposite problem, spurring drought in central and eastern China.

Kunqu seems to have come back into public notice overnight, spurring extensive interest.

Confidence indicators for both businesses and consumers have dropped since the budget, spurring fears of a double-dip recession.

Renaissance's Mr. Jennings said the crisis was spurring 'long overdue' consolidation.

Economists said the uptick in home sales was due to sinking prices spurring buyers.

It was their second infusion in recent months into the company after a hoped-for IPO faltered, spurring its need for cash.

He ticks off the main values on his fingers: boosting the national economy, driving local businesses and spurring employment.

Studies have shown it neutralizes wrinkle and sun spot-spurring damage from the sun and helps generate new, healthy glowing skin cells.

Spurring this convergence of corporate and consumer technology is the fact that the line between personal lives and work has blurred.

The proposal is part of a larger initiative Mr. Obama will outline in Cleveland on Wednesday aimed at spurring the economy.

Since the open-up of the gaming industry in 2002, Macau has attracted more foreign investors, spurring tourism and overall consumption.

In animal models, exercise has shown itself to be even more potent than drugs like Prozac at spurring such beneficial changes.

The true gauge of monetary easing is not the cut in interest rates, but whether it succeeds in spurring new lending.

More important, in a continent like Africa, better infrastructure is massively critical for spurring growth in productivity.

He says that movie-making is still storytelling, but engineers like him are spurring a transformation.

In some of our companies, management is devising creative ways of spurring employees to take action collectively or individually.

Japanese bosses gripe about activism, yet privately concede that the pressure is spurring many firms to increase returns to shareholders.

Advanced technologies are thus made widely available, rather than remaining trade secrets, spurring further innovation.

The yarn-dyeing, embroidering and metal-processing technologies developed rapidly in the period, spurring changes in costume and adornments.

Second, these would be the first "green" Olympics, spurring a badly needed effort to clean up Beijing and other Olympic venues.

Spurring his men on to the attack, Ott scattered the first French opponents but then ran into formed French infantry backed by cannons.

"In the meantime, it will create thousands of jobs, spurring the local economy, " the statement said.

Reviving real estate could be an important part of spurring on China's slowing economy.

Capital concerns are largely spurring the European pullback, said Brad Hintz, banking analyst for Sanford Bernstein.

The budget focuses squarely on spurring growth through fiscal stimulus and higher infrastructure spending.

But this downturn was set off by a housing and credit collapse, making Fed rate cuts less effective in spurring growth.

The agreement is essential to spurring economic growth around the world.

Republicans have blasted the measure, saying it is laden with wasteful spending that will increase the deficit without spurring growth.

One problem: Having already cut interest rates to near zero, most of the Fed's options for spurring growth aren't very appealing.

High gas and oil prices and a fall in real estate prices are spurring the concern.

More cash on hand should theoretically speed new development, spurring business activity and saving or creating jobs.

The narrowing of the traditional cost advantage is also spurring other Indian outsourcers to hire more staff outside India.

A series of global food safety scandals in recent years is spurring debate over the need for stronger food safety enforcement.

Lower borrowing costs are a key to spurring an economic recovery after months of sluggish growth.

The United States and the European Union must focus more on spurring economic growth.

PC sales are likely to pick up too, spurring demand for Asian-made components like disk drivers and monitors.

The booming Chinese electric-bike industry is spurring worldwide interest and impressive sales in India, Europe, and the US.

Some blame the IMF's policies during the Asian crisis for spurring countries in the region to build up enormous reserves.

A raft of stronger-than-expected economic data and shifting rate expectations are spurring the move toward cash.

A warm winter allowed more construction work than usual, spurring an aberrantly large rise in first-quarter GDP.

Make no mistake: Each generation's preferences are spurring unique restaurant design trends of their own.

I believe you deserve spurring as well!

Stress can harm by releasing "fight or flight" hormones, spurring inflammation and raising blood pressure, Steinbaum said.

Stimulus measures aim to balance spurring the economy with not sacrificing hi-tech upgrading.

But plummeting stock prices are spurring normally docile shareholders to rebel.

This paints a broad role for creativity in the business world in spurring economic growth.

Use it well, spurring on your entire body, speech and mind to virtue.

By spurring demand for Treasury bonds and short-term corporate debt, it could keep interest rates low.

Stimulate-- to rouse to activity or heightened action, as by spurring or goading; excite.

Precisely because of this all-round contribution, the wings play a vital role in spurring on attacks and supporting the strikers.

The back-to-back tiger tragedies have been followed closely in China, spurring calls for greater legal protections for animals.

Spurring the property market to this degree is arguably China's most impressive economic feat of 2009.

At the same time, lending rates are low and the stock market has been on the rise, spurring confidence among the expats and locals alike.

Some Wall Street firms have formally applied to repay the government ahead of schedule, and the new tax is spurring talk among others.

One consequence is that Asian governments have plenty of scope for boosting domestic demand and thus spurring economic recovery.

That's spurring the auto maker to complete the deal as soon as the end of October, these people said.

That in turn pushes down financing costs for businesses, spurring them to invest.

Although registration is voluntary, there is a groundswell of policies aimed at spurring registration of all clinical trials.

And new jobs mean stronger income growth, spurring more demand, and on it goes.

New Chinese policies are spurring the transition, Stryi-Hipp says.

What's ironic is that back in the 1990's China began spurring higher education through large-scale subsidization.

the delusion of armed peace shatters, spurring outer heaven to action!

Every few years a new crop of consoles is launched, spurring a wave of sales as gamers upgrade.

Mr Obama and his aides have wasted no time in crediting the $787 billion fiscal stimulus for spurring this recovery.

The enthusiasm of Japanese customers for hybrids is also spurring on the Europeans.

Buoyant Asian economies are spurring the hedge-fund charge.

Belief that gold is a good investment is also spurring the sales of gold coins and gold bars.

but engineers like him are spurring a transformation.

The noise pollutionsurvey revealed a rather spurring and possibly amusing old fashioned source of noise.

Croatia's accession in 2013 and Montenegro's lead are spurring the Serbs to work harder.

It also involves spurring domestic demand growth and making the Chinese economy less reliant on exports.

The skin lesions apparently occur because the BRAF drug activates the MEK pathway in normal cells, spurring growth.

Trade with China is also spurring investment and creating jobs.

Venus and Mars, the planetary lovers, meet in your secretive 12th House on Friday, spurring desires that you may not want to express openly.

That's played a part in spurring the protests and an implicit recognition that workers need some kind of independent representation.

Higher wages will support the government's goal of spurring growth of household income and consumption.

This is also spurring on military modernisation programmes throughout the region.

The order boom is spurring a new willingness to invest.

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What, in your view, should be the Chinese government's role in spurring innovation?

Just as in Japan, politicians have failed to make the structural labour- and product-market reforms essential to spurring growth.

This idea has become an important spiritual force spurring the Chinese people to work hard for change and innovation.

BESIDES providing something to bet on (see article), competition has the desirable side-effect of spurring progress.

At the eve of China's hosting the 2008 Olympic Games, I think it is high time to launch a campaign spurring every citizen to exercise.

Pollution and other environmental issues have become a leading cause of social unrest in China, in addition to spurring health concerns.

However, legislation and mandates are spurring the biodiesel market, especially following last year's passage of the Energy Bill.

After suffering a stroke last year, he looked frail in photos, spurring questions about who might replace him.

Traces of disinfectant were found in Chinese eel and mackerel last year, further spurring consumer fears.

spurring the South Korean firm to counterclaim that it had been ripped off by Apple as well

Healthy corporate profits also played a big part in spurring optimism.

To my surprise, my brother was surprised at the spurring news.

It helps a lot in spurring people to obey the law, restraining the offense, and keep the society stable in the greatest limitation.

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Olympiad and the national games spurring on;

Nor does spurring on help me, or turning about,