Ancestry.com, a division of MyFamily.com in Provo, Utah, has spurred interaction between close and distant relatives by letting them more freely share information about their forebears and post old photos, and it is also considering a family subscription service.
The original NAGPRA statute strove to balance the interests of science and Native Americans, and has spurred cooperation between them, says lead author Bruce Smith of the Smithsonian Institution.
A recent "open skies" agreement between the United States and Japan is spurring cooperation between airlines of the two countries.
Hardaway joined the Suns in 1999, but his departure from Orlando was spurred by tensions between him and the Magic.
The recent carnage in Nigeria, spurred by rivalry between Muslim and Christian factions (front page, March 15), should be seen as the trials of a growing democracy.
An eerie calm prevailed on the streets of the this battered city on Saturday after a week of anti-French violence spurred by clashes between the Ivoirian and French armies.
Moro has already allowed federal police to detain Lula for questioning after prosecutors said he may have benefited from the scheme, a move that spurred isolated clashes between Lula's supporters and critics.
This possibility has spurred political jockeying between the Obama administration and Gulf Coast politicians who want to maximize the amount of money the states receive to help local communities affected by the spill.
The market sell-off last week was spurred by tensions between Mr. Berlusconi and Mr. Tremonti, the long-serving finance minister whose tough-minded deficit approach has helped keep Italy from succumbing to the problems of Europe's peripheral economies.
A bullet hit him in the right leg, the police said, and on the ground next to him was some crack cocaine, a drug that spurred turf wars between rival street gangs in the mid-1980's to the early 90's and sent the city's murder rate soaring.
