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But while the bill has almost no chance of passing on its own, it could spur lawmakers to include a new break for the super-rich in must-pass legislation later this year, when Congress will need to raise the debt ceiling or fund the government, particularly if the GOP is able to peel off a few dozen conservative Democrats to vote in favor of this week's bill.

If France were to reduce its troops early or precipitously, it could spur other countries to follow suit, Western and Afghan officials warned.

It could spur more adoption of its hardware and software devices in the classroom, even though its new $299 iPads for schools are higher priced than some of the low-end Chromebook options from Google that can range $100 to $150, for example.

While failure will not push the company into the red as it once might have, it could spur the return of another of its past follies: a reckless buying spree.

If the first course works, they say, it could spur many more  similar offerings.

But more important, the city government says, it could spur desperately needed change in Japan.

But it also could spur Congress to improve the system.

It also could spur other broadcasters to make similar announcements and encourage advertisers to come to the table to negotiate a new system for buying television ads.

Julie Samuels, executive director of Tech:NYC, hailed the addition of Amazon, saying that besides its own presence the talent it will draw could spur more tech startups around the city.

News of its feasibility could spur wide reinvestigation.

In principle, they could either stem it by, for example, creating an expectation of future enforcement, or they could spur it by, for example, creating open access regimes.