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To spur on job growth, labor-intensive industries like construction need to expand.
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This unexpected catastrophe seemed to spur on the robbers to instant work.
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A Carrol-Boyes salad spoon set to spur on that healthy-living resolution.
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But the presence of Gitelson continued to act as a spur on me.
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Great exertions will hardly be necessary to spur on the movement.
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It is near Plakos, a spur on the southern flanks of Mount Ida.
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He found the mark of a spur on the pony's withers.
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I'll kill the prince myself and spur on all the rest.
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The spur on the cutter will cut out the copper.
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Holmes said that would only spur on the Western Australians.
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The sight was enough to spur on the faintest heart.
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Another singular fact is that the animal has a spur on each hind leg.
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To spur on this, she is coquetting it with England.
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He kept urging them to spur on with greater speed.
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Any fool would have known that you didn't need a spur on that hoss!
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Learning new habits and tricks from other species could have helped spur on our development.
