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spurred

[spurd] / spɜrd /


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Risk sentiment spurred gains in chip stocks, which have been tied to the artificial-intelligence boom.

From The Wall Street Journal

If anything, it appears the pressure of winning the title has spurred them on.

From BBC

Australia's vast coastline and small population have spurred its focus on developing robot submarines and fighter jets, with a wary eye on China's naval build-up in the Indo-Pacific.

From Barron's

His marriage to Mr. Lemann’s mother survived a “great crisis” spurred by her confinement to a psychiatric institute and an affair with one of the doctors there.

From The Wall Street Journal

The worldwide moral reckoning spurred many nations, including the United States, to adopt new laws which offer protection to those fleeing persecution.

From Los Angeles Times