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Speaking for roughly a half-hour, the two men said their governments were in general agreement that they had entered a new era of cooperation, spurred by the realization after the attacks in the United States last September that international terrorism was a global threat that no nation could address alone.
Ideally, the realization that the economy is not healing would spur the Fed to take the kind of action Bernanke recommended a decade ago when Japan was similarly in a long-term trap.
Mr. Knight says that his spur was the realization that filming fashion had previously been ineffective: either an attempt to turn it into an intellectual art subject or to make it into popular television.
This realization has spurred the development of a myriad of wound dressings, each with specific characteristics.
It was this realization, along with the Muslim ban, that spurred the creation of Tarjimly.
This spurs the smugglers on.
Something clearly spurred the Heat early.
This spurs the kid gang into action.
The recognition of biofilms as the major reservoir of bacteria within the natural environment, and the subsequent realization of the importance of biofilm formation to the survival and pathogenicity of a vast number of bacterial species has spurred the growth in interest and research into the molecular mechanisms underlying biofilm formation.
Loomis asks himself, "If this happened, if he couldn't even keep his son around and reasonably satisfied to be with him for a weekend, what was he at all anymore?" The realization spurs Loomis to act — previously he had drunk his way through most of the visit — but it's no guarantee of meaningful change.
