With the minutes' applause for Moore respectfully observed, it took a while for the action to build, with Spurs content to feel their way into the match.
All the while, the Spurs seemed content to settle for midrange jumpers, with 6 of their 17 first quarter attempts – all of them misses – coming from 14 to 18 feet.
While Netflix has long been a player in the U.S. market, its launch in new international markets such as Europe and Latin America has spurred local content owners to think about making their content available on new devices.
That's spurred a content feeding frenzy--there's no point for a tech company to releasing a headset, after all, if there isn't something to watch on it (and, by the same token, most content providers believe waiting for the hardware to catch on before creating entertainment means waiting too long).
Having wisely waited until the very last chapter to reveal that his book, in the end, plumps for intellectual property as the biggest single spur, Mr Rosen retires, content with that thought.
But the rise of "user-generated content"—spurred by sites such as YouTube, Facebook and Wikipedia has also infected health care.
The 1970s-era consciousnessonsciousness brought unwanted attention to milk's fat content, spurring the production of skim, 1 percent and 2percentt milk.
But the neutral reporter has a limit, and the stories stand out more when something begins to implode inside the content, spurring the prose into a different kind of movement.
The film she made with Van Gogh, in which Koranic verses were shown on a naked woman's body, was intended to spur debate about the content of those verses.
