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Meanings of flare again in English

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Usage of flare again in English
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For an instant I thought the anger was going to flare again.
The sailcloth shroud
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Opposition lawmakers said extending the emergency powers could cause violence to flare again.
The Irish Times
3
The low thunder still muttered, and the fitful lightning began to flare again.
The Forest Runners: A Story of the Great War Trail in Early Kent...
4
Rex lifted the flare again, exposing it to the dwindling tempest.
Blue noon
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Looking at the other man's broad back, the captain felt his resentment flare again.
All souls' rising
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The White House is mindful that tensions could flare again over new arms sales.
Reuters
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I jerked away from him, the touch making the Itch stir and flare again.
Succubi like it hot
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But the controversy is likely to flare again ahead of the Beijing Olympic Games in August.
Reuters
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The fire service also warned that even though better conditions were forecast today, blazes could flare again.
News.com.au
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Zuma's foes, who see him as an ineffectual leader, could be emboldened if labor tensions flare again.
Reuters
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Even if the ceasefire holds in the short-term, there is still potential for the fighting to flare again.
Reuters
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Josh felt the anger flare again.
The Alchemyst
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I was tired later, but every time the scene formed in my mind, my face would flare again.
The great lover
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Soon-verysoon-itwould flare again.
The blackstone chronicles
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Emerging-market fires may flare again.
Reuters
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Tensions subsided after a round of diplomacy this month, but observers warn the conflict could flare again at any time.
Reuters
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