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Sharp makes clear that non-violent struggles normally don't succeed through spontaneous combustion.
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It thinks the fire was caused by spontaneous combustion within the site.
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If he had had red hair there would have been spontaneous combustion.
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It looked more like a case of spontaneous combustion than an animal attack.
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It's not just supermarket tabloid readers who believe in spontaneous combustion.
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One added bit of information would have resulted in spontaneous combustion.
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The spontaneous combustion of hay has been known to set barns on fire.
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The whole thing seemed to happen naturally, like a spontaneous combustion.
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There were no clues, and the scientists of that time suggested spontaneous combustion.
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Ordinary fires, if not kindled, originate either from accident, spontaneous combustion, or incendiarism.
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Cross-eyed, legs plaited, wailing like Banshees, their bladders excruciatingly close to spontaneous combustion.
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Not quite spontaneous combustion, but scary enough to send everyone running for the hills.
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Statistics.-Froman examination of 28 cases of spontaneous combustion, Jacobs makes the following summary:-
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He judged the fire had been caused by spontaneous combustion.
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To my way of thinking, love isn't a spontaneous combustion.
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There was always spontaneous combustion, or black holes, or earthquakes.
