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1 Nietzsche, especially, seems to have been held responsible for the European conflagration .
2 The mere facts of the story about the present European conflagration are quite as easy to tell.
3 The European conflagration , long foreseen by statesmen and diplomats, and dreaded of all alike, had broken out.
4 I don't believe in European conflagrations .
5 After all, one expected a European conflagration over the war in the Balkan States, and again over their row with Turkey.
6 With the former's mother, they had been in Berlin when the great European conflagration broke out and had been stranded there.
7 We are in the presence of a European conflagration ; can anybody set limits to the consequences that may arise out of it?
8 "But aren't you piling up a European conflagration rather in a hurry, Aunt Barbara?" he asked.
9 He had been talking about it all the time, he had been thinking of nothing but the European conflagration for the last four days.
10 Both in itself and as an episode of the present European conflagration , the death of the King of Rumania is an event of singular importance.
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