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spurred

[spurd] / spɜrd /


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His inclusion spurred calls for the couple's depositions.

From BBC

The economy has quickly overheated after three interest rate cuts last year spurred a sharp jump in private demand.

From The Wall Street Journal

More companies have followed, which has spurred more natural gas production.

From The Wall Street Journal

The tragedy spurred Don McLean to write “American Pie,” about “the day the music died.”

From Los Angeles Times

The reading event has spurred new bonds from literary discussions — members exchange Instagram handles and invitations to parties.

From Los Angeles Times