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The news sent Invensys shares down further and spurred wide speculation that the company would be taken over.

The car's appearance in Parade spurred wide interest in the Davis, but the company was already in shambles.

While both countries dismissed the report as speculation, it spurred wide talk here that the report might be a trial balloon by one of the two countries that could signal a new willingness to make some sort of diplomatic breakthrough on the history issues.

The hearing was the latest chapter of the trading debacle, which has drawn new cries from lawmakers for tougher oversight of the nation's banks and spurred wide-ranging inquiries by regulators and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

This legislation made it much less economic to build the old 25-foot-front tenements, like the one now occupied by the Tenement House Museum, at 97 Orchard Street, and spurred wider 50-foot-front tenements, like yours.

Six years ago, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration spurred wider use of the carts by establishing a new category of motor vehicles: low-speed vehicles, which are permitted to go up to 25 miles an hour on public roads with speed limits of up to 35 miles an hour, provided they are equipped with safety devices like seat belts, rear-view mirrors, and headlights and taillights.

Already India's top mobile banking service, it was the primary benefactor of the Indian government's demonetization program — which saw 500 INR and 1,000 INR notes recalled — which spurred wider adoption among less traditional customers, including some key demographics that its digital bank will surely target.

News of its feasibility could spur wide reinvestigation.

Local optimists hope that it will spur wider investor interest.

A return of $4 gasoline might change things, by making E85 a relative bargain and spurring wider use.

The company will release five "platinum" titles from its library in the Blu-ray format over the next two years, hoping that classic animated movies will spur wider interest.