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Russia expressed concern about the Korea situation, urging restraint from all sides.
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Photo: RNZ Police were urging the public to avoid Onepu Spring Road.
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Economic analysts are urging caution on the better trade figures announced today.
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This included urging people to work from home and limiting social gatherings.
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However, opposition parties were urging him to lift all travel bans imposed.
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They need to be able to prod and press for the truth.
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Arabi's comments could worry investors who want the IMF to prod reform.
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Then they poured water on the cattle prod, increasing the voltage .
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Trust Tats to think it would be best to prod him out.
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He put the cattle prod aside and said, Put your arms down.
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The government says the new rules also aim at spurring downstream investment.
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But the legislation languished, spurring a final campaign to prevent the change.
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Cooper credits industry friends and colleagues for spurring him to start Corenic.
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Now aging infrastructure is wearing out, spurring the need for new investment.
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It has been credited with spurring greater automation, competition and lower costs.
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Without much prodding, Dendera and Nessa agree to remain in their room.
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SandRidge has made changes in recent months after some prodding by Icahn.
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But the Rube kept on digging and prodding in the upper berths.
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But business leaders and some politicians have been prodding him to stay.
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Olsson, totally unmarked, had the simple task of prodding over the line.
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The boss thrust the goad into the hand of the bashful fellow.
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But now the charioteer had the reins and goad in his hand.
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I saw Iwan walking beside the lead ox, holding a long goad.
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The fear of it began to goad him in flesh and spirit.
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Long may his elegant Philippics continue to goad and tickle our complacencies!
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And why has the Government been goading companies to be more productive?
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Neither of them replied and Yates lost interest in goading them further.
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Then they joined in goading the man on again with their eyes.
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His goading good humor proved mildly settling, and Magiere relaxed a little.
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Her ceaseless cry was goading the brave little beast like a spur.
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Maybe events in South Australia will provide the painful but necessary spur.
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Analysts also believe the news could spur further takeovers in the sector.
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Necessity, however, has proven a powerful spur to innovation for Indian companies.
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The World Bank arm aims to spur private investment in developing countries.
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CONSOLIDATION The deal could spur more consolidation in the electrical equipment industry.
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APEC has also promised to spur trade in green products or technologies.
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I had caught my spur in the stirrup in dismounting, and stumbled.
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Republicans say that adding extra rules will not spur U.S. job creation.
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The move towards euro zone bank union should spur fatter capital buffers.
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At one point, the town explored bringing gambling in to spur growth.
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Critics say this sets a dangerous precedent and could spur more abductions.
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A recent rebound in oil prices is unlikely to spur more drilling.
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Such a scenario could spur lopsided consumer demand in the United States.
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China has pledged to ramp up infrastructure investment further to spur demand.
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But the stimulus package did nothing to spur job growth and investment.
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They are keen for cheaper funds to spur business lending and growth.
