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was spur
noun
A rigid implement, often roughly y-shaped, that is fixed to one's heel for the purpose of prodding a horse. Often worn by, and emblematic of, the cowboy or the knight.
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That was spur of the moment.
"It was spur of the moment.
"It was spur of the moment," he said.
But Mrs. O'Neill said that his change of plans was "not only last-minute, it was spur of the moment".
Their engagement, which took place last fall in the Chelsea apartment to which they had moved, was spur of the moment.
Blair rejects notion devo was "spur" to indy, rather was "sensible way of keeping strengths of UK" while taking decisions closer to people.
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The free-kick was Spurs' downfall.
The win was Spurs' first at Arsenal in 17 years.
As it was, Spurs stumbled and then they fell.
The decline was spurred by a sell-off in Microsoft.
Instead, it was Spurs who succumbed to the pressures.
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