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The move may also end up impinging on some Chinese investors because growing wine consumption in China has prompted a surge of investment in French vineyards.

The chief executive's tendency to utter provocative statements has prompted a surge of criticism from politicians, bloggers and television pundits, who took particular offense at the "I'd like my life back" comment.

The enthusiasm and rapid uptake of RDTs for VL in the Asian region has prompted a surge of commercial tests targeting serum antibodies to rK39 and other antigens (eg, rKE16) [ 6].

This year, faxed offers of free trips have prompted a surge of complaints from consumers, he said.

(On the other hand, a switch of sixty thousand in Ohio would have handed Kerry the White House — and, I suspect, would have prompted a surge of Republican enthusiasm for N.P.V. I recognize the psychological barrier here.

The financial crisis soon caused the index to fall back but not before this period of dramatic growth in demand from China had prompted a surge of orders for bulk carriers, especially the very largest ones that are used on the China trade routes.These ships take around three years to come on-stream.

Growing demand for wine in China — imports increased twenty-six thousand per cent in the first eleven years of this century — has prompted a surge in domestic production.

Canva's ease-of-use and its business-focused feature set, developed over the past year while the product has been in testing, has prompted a surge in user growth for the freemium platform.

The subsidies have prompted a surge in private investment, led by venture capitalists.

Mbonimpa's arrest has prompted a huge surge of popular support and galvanised widespread public action.

The prospect of the return of Game of Thrones has prompted a huge surge in internet piracy, with fans making more than 100,000 illegal downloads per day of episodes of the show.