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Biggest challenge: Spurring the social change necessary to open up every day American life for people with disabilities and making the promises of the ADA a reality.
John Wodatch: A Justice Department disability rights pioneer
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Biggest challenge: Spurring the social change necessary to open up everyday life for people with disabilities and making the promises of the ADA a reality.
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Spurring a revival of interest in the mystery figure, the FBI says it is pursuing an "interesting" lead that, if it pans out, suggests he may well have survived and lived another three decades after that 1971 leap.
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Spurring the uptick in Internet advertising is a rush of spending on display ads, the graphical ads that appear alongside the border of a Web page and can include text, pictures and video, says David Hallerman , an analyst with eMarketer.
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Spurring the uptick in Internet advertising is a rush of spending on display ads, the graphical ads that appear alongside the border of a Web page and can include text, pictures and video, says David Hallerman , an analyst with eMarketer.
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Spurring a revival of interest in the mystery figure, the FBI says it is pursuing an "interesting" lead that, if it pans out, suggests he may well have survived and lived another three decades after that 1971 leap.
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Spurring the process are so-called innovation-management programs such as BrainBank Inc., InnoCentive Inc. and Spigit Inc., which help companies set up online idea-submissions systems in which employees can enter, comment and vote on ideas.
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Spurring Liu into action: 70% of China's energy comes from dirty coal, and 16 of the world's most polluted cities are in China.
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Spurring the growth, men's tailored clothing, including suits and sport coats, jumped 10.8%, ties and other neckwear rose 10.3%, and men's shirts gained 2.3%.
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Spurring the efforts is a new field known as biodiversity informatics, which uses sophisticated computer techniques to sift and analyze data in novel ways.
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