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Meanings of inflame tensions in English

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Usage of inflame tensions in English
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The Arab League agreed that western intervention would harden attitudes and inflame tensions.
The Guardian
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Analysts say their rally could further inflame tensions in the capital.
Reuters
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The detentions threaten to inflame tensions between the West and Tehran.
Reuters
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Authorities hope Sunday's religious gathering does not further inflame tensions between Hindus and Muslims.
Reuters
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Arab countries worried that the move would unnecessarily inflame tensions in the Middle East.
Reuters
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Strategic expert Uday Bhaskar said the attacks could inflame tensions between Hindus and Muslims.
Reuters
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But the arrest has angered China and threatens to inflame tensions with the US.
BBC
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It's a move that will inflame tensions within the Coalition.
Radio NZ
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All she ever does with Iran is inflame tensions.
The Guardian
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Experts warned they could inflame tensions at a delicate stage in the country's transition to democracy.
The Guardian
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Such moves could inflame tensions between Beijing and Washington and make a trade deal yet harder.
Reuters
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Unions said mass dismissals would only inflame tensions.
Reuters
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Additional restrictions are only likely to inflame tensions.
Reuters
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A misinterpreted or misattributed attack could inflame tensions.
Wired
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This contention has only served to further inflame tensions between Malema, the media and his detractors.
The South African
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Such a move could inflame tensions between Beijing and Washington and make a trade deal yet harder.
Reuters
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