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Such a system has largely spurred the moviemaking boom in Brazil.

Webster's highly publicized decline raised awareness of the issue of football-initiated brain damage and largely spurred the proliferation of CTE studies in the early 21st century.

The report was largely spurred by the discovery of a secret diocesan archive detailing administrative action around sex abuse, uncovered in August through a search warrant.

And it was largely spurred by an OPEC decision in November 2014 not to cut production in response to the global glut.

The recommendation was largely spurred by a new vaccine, Menactra, which is effective for more than eight years and prevents people from being carriers of the bacteria.

But Jonathan Ward, a researcher in cultural labour at Leeds University has sounded a note of caution about this transformation, which has been largely spurred by the opening of the Turner Contemporary art gallery five years ago.

Concerns over the purge have largely been spurred by reports showing that the effort disproportionately targets minority and Democratic-leaning voters.

Ironically, this led to a period of prosperity spurred largely by the development of the cotton industry.

(CNN) According to data released this week by Edmunds.com, this year's car sales boom has been spurred largely by incentives.

This role, never effectively implemented in World War I, was spurred largely by the German air attacks on London.

Sales of GameBoy Color jumped to 504,000 from 35,000, spurred largely by steep price cuts at two retail chains.