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The racial factor, among others, helped spur supporters of both candidates to the polls, producing a turnout in the runoff that was, remarkably, higher than during the primary.

But it also spurred supporters of the shelter to try to beat them at their own game.

Perhaps the most likely explanation is that President Trump's attacks on trade have spurred supporters to break their silence and explain just what trade does for the economy.

He angered some Native Americans by attacking a U.S. senator as "Pocahontas" and spurring supporters into sarcastic war whoops.

These social motivations are the kind that spurred supporters of Barack Obama to participate in the MyBO network for his candidacy.

As more women register their candidacy as well as their ability to vote for themselves and others, they will hopefully lend increasing visibility to the cause of women's suffrage in Saudi Arabia while spurring supporters to get involved.

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But he pointed out that polls putting the no side ahead could spur yes supporters to the polling stations.

After the rally, Tiahnybok insisted to those gathered around him (including me) that he didn't spur his supporters into shouting his name or disrupting the rally.

President Obama squeezed in a quick trip to New Hampshire on Saturday, and he will fly out Sunday night to spur his supporters in Florida, where early voting has begun.

Ron, however, agrees with Obama's spot-on analysis: if 90 perent want this response to the horror of Sandy Hook and 90% of the GOP says no while 90percentt of Democrats say yes, Obama should denounce those who in effect encourage other massacres and spur bill supporters to fight back.