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A best-selling toy these days has to reflect market research, sell at a certain price and spur interest from customers even before it is on shelves.

The decision to open access to Facebook, Twitter and the New York Times site was reportedly endorsed by Premier Li Keqiang and is part of an effort to spur interest from foreign investors in the Shanghai Free-Trade Zone by making it more attractive for expats.

Last spring's announcement spurred interest from potential buyers, according to a person briefed on the matter.

The encouraging reaction has spurred interest from studios in making more black films.

That has spurred interest from countries throughout the third world that are looking for an inexpensive aircraft.

Now they have made the crucial breakthrough to deployment in large-scale, national networks.Paradoxically, one big factor that has spurred interest from operators is WiMax hype.

That has spurred interest from international finance institutions keen to invest in a "bridge" fossil fuel – such as natural gas – pushed by oil companies as "the key energy for a low carbon future", although such claims are contested.

He added that the new Find&Save spurred interest from new investors too, so "we'll hopefully see some news on that as well".

Baton and its syncing technology are available for beta on Cyanogen, the Android mod that is reportedly spurring interest from investors at a $1 billion valuation.

The presentation of the findings to registrars has also spurred interest from the registrars to conduct their own research and to initiate more regular faculty-wide monitoring of the registrar programme.

Success could spur interest in CCS technology from China to the United States as an effective way to fight climate change.