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Examples for "spark"
Examples for "spark"
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Might the recovery fund spark movement towards a United States of Europe?
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Yes, keeping the spark alive takes work, but it will be appreciated.
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But he was adamant that retaliatory violence would only spark more violence.
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Consumer nations say these prices could slow economic growth and spark inflation.
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Lim hopes the new findings will spark more interest in this subject.
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It gave me the ember I needed to build a new fire.
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And somewhere far and deep inside her, an ember began to glow.
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The venom of the serpent spread, the ember grew into a flame.
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The crackle of an ember accentuated the profound of silence that reigned.
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The ruddy glow palpitated like a live ember naked to the wind.
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Experts believe that four major factors are sparking the exchange rate comeback.
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The man's identity remains secret, sparking concern among parents and public representatives.
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In standard theory they often conflict, with low unemployment sparking higher inflation.
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That information was then handed to US authorities, sparking the Russia investigation.
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North Korea successfully launched a rocket earlier this month, sparking international condemnation
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Heavy rains continue, sparking fears that floodwaters within the cave could rise.
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Syrians have been granted priority, sparking tensions with others forced to wait.
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Mr Brahmi was assassinated outside his home on Thursday, sparking widespread unrest.
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But the alarm was raised yesterday morning, sparking land and air searches.
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That report soon spread across the Internet, sparking an upwelling of anger.
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Mandatory HIV testing for immigrants was mooted, sparking a furious, xenophobic debate.
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Tokyo introduced generous subsidies to encourage solar investment, sparking a development rush.
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By sparking competition among them, we managed to peel back some layers.
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Short, but sweet, it went viral almost immediately sparking parodies and pastiches.
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However, he then ordered the release of the defendants, sparking a riot.
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US virologist Yoshihiro Kawaoka has form when it comes to sparking controversy.
