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Papandreou also announced policies that will spur development and competitiveness in the crisis-hit nation.

Tierney considers Spitzer's investigation of Merrill and other investment banks a trailblazing action that will spur his colleagues elsewhere.

"We want to seek to make Seibu Holdings the type of success story that will spur more foreign investment to Japan," Mr. Suzuki said.

"More than 12 billion years ago stars are already forming the elements that will spur the Iron Age," the narration says about the young universe.

"These are investments that will spur savings to American consumers as U.S.-based carriers improve the efficiency of their aged fleet".

The Bloomberg administration says the stadium is a vital element of a plan that will spur new office towers and residential buildings.

But commodity prices have recovered somewhat recently as some investors have become more confident about an economic recovery that will spur demand.

They counter that Kosovo's independence is a reckless breach of international law that will spur other secessionist movements across the world.

Little that is new was said in the euro summit's conclusions that will spur growth, and not enough is being done about unemployment, particularly job opportunities for the rising numbers of young people now doing nothing.

Acting as if the whole thing is over in Ukraine gives him latitude to make compromises there that will spur the lifting of Western sanctions without him looking as if he is caving to foreign pressure.

Tonight, Mr. Clinton faced one of the most precarious political challenges of his career: to offer a stout endorsement of Mr. Gore that will spur Democrats -- and the American public -- to rally around the vice president.