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The move, according to union sources, is likely to inflame the situation.
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Unions said mass dismissals would be counterproductive and inflame the situation further.
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He'd tried to let Caffarelli inflame him in a special way, too.
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They employed all their skill to inflame the passions of the majority.
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Pitt then deprecated the effort to inflame the insular pride of Irishmen.
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A second one and you'll conflagrate.
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The pod blew, its payload conflagrating in an apocalypse instant, and it plummetted in a smoke-described arc.
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Thus may I enkindle the light of guidance in the hearts of Thy servants.
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Undoubtedly, thou must enkindle the lights of the Kingdom therein.
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It was a sky the sun did not illuminate or enkindle, as is usual at sunsets.
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Absence- amomentaryseparation-wasenough to enkindle these flames.
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That he could not enkindle in the heart of the child what was ashes in his own.
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Their office is to illumine and enkindle-
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As soon as this primitive enthusiasm seemed to slacken in the least, reformers appeared to enkindle it again.
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True it is that no blowing can enkindle dead coals, and make a flame where was no spark.
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May God grant, that the Love of Liberty & a Zeal to support it may enkindle in every town.
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Nay, but we shut our eyes, and would not behold the light which thou didst enkindle more brightly for us.
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This is not a word that may draw down mercy, but rather that may stir up wrath, and enkindle indignation.
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Suddenly a bright flash leaped up from the fragments the wicked man sought to enkindle, and revealed his garb and features.
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If "nobleness enkindleth nobleness," so does enthusiasm beget enthusiasm, and so do wit and talent enkindle wit and talent.
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In order still further to enkindle my ardour, Our Divine Master soon proved to me how pleasing to him was my desire.
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Illumine their eyes by the light of love, and enkindle their hearts by the rays streaming from the heaven of the Supreme Concourse.
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He sought to enkindle in the other Greeks some portion of the ardour and energy which he had succeeded in breathing into the Athenians.