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They arise from modified epidermal cells and may be classified into setae and spurs.
The prospect of declining future performance spurs leaders to call early elections.
Both the term premium and risk premium's reduction might lead to a decrease in the average cost of capital, which spurs productive investment.
They were to be delegated certain powers to pace or control the movement of products between the final assembly spurs.
Workers in assembly cells and spurs were to work on an individual end product.
The vocabulary spurt, then, could simply be spurred by her increasing articulatory skill.
The eloquence spurred by his visage thus carries a tragic burden.
In the meantime, enormous technological advances spurred a revolution in the sciences concerned with genes, brain, and development.
Hearing a piece of music evoked memories from a person's past, and spurred conversation with others about past experiences.
The change spurred fresh debates over crooning and morale.
Declining costs of information have been of critical importance in spurring the international growth of service firms and the service functions within manufacturing firms.
The current explosion of constitution-making activity is spurring a re-evaluation of the best practices for constitutional reform.
Mean stem density was significantly greater on the upper spurs than in the lower, less-steep gullies.
Near its distal extremity it carries one or more tibial spurs.
In contrast to forms of unpleasantness and adversity that are spurs to useful action, pain must restrict one's capacities in order to justify that equation.
