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"For others, she was a spur to reflection and self-examination, and the reconciliation of cherished ideals of freedom, democracy and constitutional rights with the reality of life as others lived it".
As the crisis continues to unfold, Greece's ancient past should serve not as fashionable rhetoric alone, but as a deep spur to reflection and progress.
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We are spurred to explore.
Sometimes black Americans were spurred to action.
Get Spurred to Victory.
Although the industry surely exaggerates the risk, guerrilla actions are not the safest or best way to spur reflection on how we treat animals.
Within an emergent field such as learning analytics, this seems crucial to spur meta-reflection on the development of the professional discourse.
I use face-to-face classes as a spur to take our study of any given topic further online, thus extending it into areas of reflection and research not possible within the constraints of a seminar discussion.
It's like a spur to write.
An excellent spur to further debate.
A spur to keep going".
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