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He is remembered for his "dream Budget" of 1997, which cut both taxes and tariffs-and helped spur today's boom.

Mr Obama, during his visit to East Peoria, claimed that the stimulus might spur Caterpillar to rehire workers.

The participation of Arab countries in enforcing a no-fly zone has been seen as a prerequisite for the United States, keen not to spur a regional backlash.

Homeopathy purportedly works by diluting substances, such as sulfur, to almost nothing and then using them to spur the body to heal itself.

Under the spur of oppression, the Kin had developed into a warrior people in the early twelfth century, defeating the northern Sung dynasty, and bringing northern China under their rule.

The disclosure of fire-sale prices could force them to slash carrying values on their own books. This in turn would spur more selling, driving prices further down in a vicious cycle.

The spur of that pitiful sight set her gliding swiftly.

Some way below our house there stretched a spur thickly wooded with Deodars.

It means lower tax rates on businesses and individuals to spur entrepreneurship and investment.

A teaspoon of cayenne pepper is said to spur blood flow and add warmth to the body.

His drawings became a regular annual sight for the Coca-Cola corporation which helped to spur on the idea that they had conceived the image.

The global recovery is not a uniform process, reflecting the unevenness of national measures to spur growth and also the severity of the recession in some regions, economists say.

You're always at odds with your environment, and I think that's the spur you want.

All these cases share the same fallacy -- that U. S. -directed methods can spur development in other nations. But U.

Mary Ellen Davey, a microbiologist at the Forsyth Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts, agrees that the findings could spur the development of better toothpaste.

But that is still not spur enough for Japan's establishment to defy the domestic farm lobby.

International competition was a spur to modernization.

Mr. Gal-Or says he's confident that China is moving in the right direction by promoting the development and protection of intellectual-property rights to spur growth.