More than 16 million acres have gone up in flames.
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As a result, his political career has gone up in flames.
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The man at this year's Burning Man has gone up in flames.
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More than 505,900 acres have gone up in flames so far in California.
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A body had been found in her house, which had gone up in flames.
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Match Group's chances of acquiring the dating app Bumble have officially gone up in flames.
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A shot of McFarland pacing as he realizes everything has almost literally gone up in flames?
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Some 240,2220 square kilometres on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo have gone up in flames.
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What's left of the Republican reputation for competent fiscal stewardship has now gone up in flames.
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As you know, 13-million acres have gone up in flames with grim prospects for the future.
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The fact that the Torch Tower has gone up in flames twice in two years' time isn't just frightening.
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More than 22050 million acres have gone up in flames since September, an area 22020 times the Amazon fires.
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Why These Australia Fires Are Like Nothing We've Seen Before: More than 16 million acres have gone up in flames.
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That strategy has gone up in flames, and Graham's reputation, and power on the Hill, has taken a huge plunge.
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Based on their figures, at least 145,2000 donums had gone up in flames in those areas alone by June 253.
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A far larger blaze is still burning further northwest, with at least 65,000 acres having gone up in flames near Ventura.
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Opie thus confronts the legacy of modernism, leading us to the inevitable question: Has the American dream gone up in flames?
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Several homes and cabins seemed to have gone up in flames, video recorded from helicopters by CNN affiliates appears to show.
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The Weather Channel also reports several people have been injured and a number of businesses and homes have gone up in flames.
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It's only the end of May, yet already about 1 million acres of forest have gone up in flames across Alberta, Canada.
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They remembered watching television from shelters or friends' houses to try to figure out whether their own house had gone up in flames.
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About 36,000 acres (14,103 hectares) of drought-parched grasslands and timber have gone up in flames since the Ute Park blaze erupted on Thursday.
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Officials said about 1,500 homes and commercial buildings had been destroyed as tens of thousands of acres had gone up in flames since the weekend.
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The Triangle shirtwaist factory had gone up in flames nearby, eventually killing 146 workers, most of them women trapped in a locked, 10th-floor sweatshop.
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Nests of the green carpenter bee, a brilliantly blue-green bee found only on Kangaroo Island and around Sydney, have also gone up in flames.
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Grenfell Tower, an apartment building that is a 10-minute walk from the mosque, had gone up in flames, leaving more than 70 people dead.
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By June 2130, 2000,000 donums of wheat and barley had gone up in flames in the province, well above Baghdad's estimate for all of Iraq.
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Forests worth an estimated 13 million Swedish crowns ($67 million) have so far gone up in flames, news agency TT said, citing the Swedish Forest Agency.
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Now she wept as she beheld the scorched skeleton of the cathedral that a week earlier had gone up in flames, generations of devotion reduced to rubble.
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More than 21,000 square miles of forest have gone up in flames in Siberia this month, putting Russia on track for its worst year on record for wildfires.
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Compared to Barack Obama, who's basically stood by and watched while that same Middle East has gone up in flames, plus Russia's near-abroad and oh, maybe Europe too?
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Unsettled by all the charming that's gone up in flames, Will and the reader are left alone together holding the ashes, some of the embers still burning to leave scars.
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All three are narrated in the first person by a writer named Faye whose former life has gone up in flames, but they're not about how or why the fire started.
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A 19-year-old man is being lauded as a hero after his attempts to save a 1003-year-old girl from his high-rise residential building that had gone up in flames.
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Mr. Putin made no mention of Russia's lamentable and well-known fire safety record, but instead expressed puzzled outrage that the shopping mall had gone up in flames and killed so many people.
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By early evening, the town of Lakeport seemed to be completely deserted, while a few miles away embers, ash and smoke swirled through vineyards where at least one home had gone up in flames.
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Poverty, frustration and violence flourished, especially in African-American neighborhoods such as Hough and Central — both on Cleveland's east side, which just three summers prior had gone up in flames during six days of unrest.
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" He said Atlanta was "in a panic" over the killings and was bent on convicting a black man because arresting a white man might have sparked a race war and "Atlanta would've gone up in flames.
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More than 2500,2150 homes and other buildings have gone up in flames and about 240,000 structures remained listed as threatened from a late-season firestorm that kept crews on the defensive for the better part of two weeks.
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The raging bushfires in Australia have been unimaginably devastating for the whole country — at least 226 people have been killed, over 2,500 homes and 27 million acres have gone up in flames, and 1 billion animals are estimated dead.
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Since the start of the year, four mosques have gone up in flames, according to the Council of American-Islamic Relations, which documented 139 incidents of "damage/destruction/vandalism" at mosques in 2016 -- the most since record-keeping started in 2009.
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Office of Civil Defense, Department of the Army, Washington D.C. When it was over, sixteen square miles of the center of Tokyo had gone up in flames and nearly 100,000 people had been killed. Fourteen B-29s were lost. The B-29 was finally beginning to have an effect.
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Since their split, Morning Runner's music has continued to be used in other media, notably "Gone Up in Flames" as the theme tune for the E4 sitcom The Inbetweeners and also used on Setanta Sports coverage of the IPL, and "Burning Benches" as part of the Adidas 'Impossible is Nothing' advertising campaign.
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When it was over, sixteen square miles (41 km2.) of the center of Tokyo had gone up in flames and nearly 84,000 people had been killed. Fourteen B-29s were lost. The B-29 was finally beginning to have an effect. By mid-June, most of the larger Japanese cities had been gutted, and LeMay ordered new incendiary raids against 58 smaller Japanese cities.
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A fire started at Spartacus Books on April 25, 2004 at 6:00 AM in a back dumpster behind the store. There has been an investigation into the fire. However, the cause of the fire wasn't certain. By the time the fire was put out, the entire building had gone up in flames and Spartacus Books had lost all of its inventory as well as materials detailing the history of the store.
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Lead singer Matthew Greener After a couple of false starts, they began working with producer John Cornfield to record their debut album. At first Cornfield was unsure about the album but later agreed to help. In May, they released their first EP with Parlophone, Drawing Shapes, which led to a range of plaudits by NME, The Guardian, Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley. This was followed by their debut single, "Gone Up in Flames", in August.
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Most of the wood decking within the fort had gone up in flames while one powder magazine caved in, killing six Confederates in the process. The actions on 22 and 23 November would be the last engagement for Fort McRee. Although there was an artillery duel on 1 January 1862, the fort was not a participant in that action. When Confederate forces abandoned Pensacola in May 1862, they burned Fort McRee and several other buildings in the area believed to be of strategic value.
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Kulaylat's operation thus failed to deliver the expected results, and on December 10 it was the Muslims who were trying desperately to hold on at the Alcazar Hotel, even though parts of the building had gone up in flames. Pressured by the joint Army-Christian militias' counter-offensive, Kulaylat called the PLO for help and received it. The Phoenicia and St Georges Hotels changed hands several times during the night. Nevertheless, the Muslim militiamen were able to storm and secure the disputed Phoenicia Inter-Continental Hotel, and the next day they mounted another assault against Christian militia and ISF Gendarmerie positions.
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As the date commences, Oscar tries to get Felix to loosen up by leaving him alone for a while in their living room with the two attractive, and somewhat frisky, sisters. Instead, he winds up talking about Frances, and breaks down weeping. When Oscar returns from their kitchen, the Pigeon sisters, one a divorcee, the other widowed, are sobbing as uncontrollably as Felix. Oscar cheers them up and they invite the boys upstairs for what should be a wild night when it's discovered that the dinner Felix has worked so hard to prepare has essentially gone up in flames.
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On the night of 24 March 1944, 21-year-old Alkemade was one of seven crew members in Avro Lancaster B Mk. II, DS664, of No. 115 Squadron RAF. Returning from a 300-bomber-raid on Berlin, east of Schmallenberg, DS664 was attacked by a German Junkers Ju 88 night-fighter—flown by Gerhard Friedrich of —and caught fire and began to spiral out of control. Because his parachute had gone up in flames and thus was unserviceable, Alkemade jumped from the aircraft without it, preferring to die by impact rather than burn to death. He fell 18,000 feet (5,500 m) to the ground below.
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Modern Josephus in case of Brody was Russian Jewish journalist Solomon Ansky (born Shloyme-Zanvl ben Aaron Hacohen Rappoport) who witnessed the Russian invasion of Brody and described it in a great detail. Just like Josephus was on the Roman side of the conqueror, so was S. Ansky on the Russian one in case of Brody. Ansky's account of burning of Brody reflects the depth of the tragedy that befell Brody Jews with the outbreak of the war: > At the start of the war Brody's train station had gone up in flames. Now a > ramshackle buffet had been set up in one of the ruins.
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Upon approach, O'Connor's force observed a large body of hostile fighters stationed around the mosque. The stockade was also lined with men, and a deep trench had been dug in the rear who could fire on any advancing British. O'Connor's force was drawn up in three divisions: the 1st West India Regiment, under Captain A. W. Murray, took the centre; the 2nd West India Regiment, under Captain Anderson, took the right; and the 3rd West India Regiment, under Captain Brabazon, took the left. At about 400 yards from the stockade, the field battery opened fire, and after a few rounds the roof of the mosque and the surrounding houses had gone up in flames.
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When it is revealed that a warehouse shipment of John's has gone up in flames, Ava urges John, with the assistance of Philip Kiriakis to fight back. When John's estranged wife, Marlena Evans, shows up and sees him entertaining Ava, he makes it clear that they haven't been husband and wife since his accident earlier in the year, and that he was now moving on with his life with Ava. When news of a disk comes out that may contain the key to restoring John's memories, he admits to Marlena, Philip and Ava that he knew about said disk, and in a shocking decision, kisses Ava. Moving on with their lives, Ava and John later toast to their new found relationship.
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Tin updated the chronicle to 1885, to the fall of the monarchy, relying mainly on the court records obtained from several members of the royal library and also on the papers seized by the British and kept in libraries.Hla Pe 1985: 41 (Almost all the records of the Konbaung Dynasty had gone up in flames as drunken British soldiers burned down the royal library soon after King Thibaw's surrender in 1885.)(Myint-U 2006: 30); The wanton destruction of the buildings of the palace ended only in 1901 when Viceroy Lord Curzon issued an order to preserve what was left of the palace. Tin updated the chronicle in 1921, and included the death of King Thibaw in 1916 as a postscript.
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The opening theme tune to The Inbetweeners is an instrumental version of "Gone Up in Flames" by English rock band Morning Runner. The first series also features music by Rachel Stevens, Tellison, Paolo Nutini, The Maccabees, Air Traffic, Calvin Harris, The Ting Tings, Arctic Monkeys, Theaudience, The Fratellis, Vampire Weekend, Two Door Cinema Club, Mystery Jets, Kid British, Phoenix, General Fiasco, Gorillaz, Hot Chip, Belle & Sebastian, Field Music, Jamie T, The Libertines, Rihanna, Oasis, Jack Peñate, Guillemots, The Feeling, Kate Nash, The Wombats, The Jam, The Cure, Lily Allen, Mumm-Ra, Kylie Minogue and Feist. The second series also featured instrumentals of Adele, Supergrass, Biffy Clyro, Passion Pit, Royworld, MGMT, Maxïmo Park, and The Cribs and the third series also featured instrumentals of Ludacris and Mr Understanding by Pete and the Pirates. A full list can be found on the E4 website.
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