Hope is always the first spark that ignites real change.
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Once the booster ignites, it doesn't stay chilled for long.
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It ignites "a spark, an innovative, entrepreneurial spirit," he said.
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He looks at her for a beat, then ... ignites the lightsaber!
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Fiery halftime speech ignites No. 17 Arizona past UCLA TUCSON, Ariz.
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The full moon on the 22nd ignites your true-love zone.
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A classic murder-mystery trope ignites this clever, sometimes chilling novel.
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It emits more smoke and ignites even faster than aluminum cladding.
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It probably seems weird, but discovering these nuances ignites my imagination.
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"The Age of Light" flickers companionably, but never ignites a fire.
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"Wheat is the spark that ignites Argentina's economic engine," de Freijo said.
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There could yet be a precipitating event that ignites a financial crisis.
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Mars enters Aries and ignites the relationship sector of your chart today!
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Still, their music ignites a fierce nostalgia in me when it plays.
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The novel ignites when a mysterious man named Hendricks seeks her services.
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But this will be the spark that ignites something new in your mind.
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"It's interesting to see what ignites attention in a TV show," she says.
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Substantial economic change ignites conflict — in Washington, on Wall Street, on Main Street.
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Related: Taiwan Waterpark Becomes Fiery Hellscape After Colored Smoke Ignites and Scalds Hundreds
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The result, however, ignites social consciousness in those who wear the VR headset.
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You acknowledge that excess nutrients are the fuel that ignites yearly algae blooms.
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A drink is sensual and ignites responses from sight and smell to taste.
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LOS ANGELES — Nothing ignites the YouTube community like a good ol' copyright infringement claim.
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She waxes in Scorpio just after, which ignites our desire for planning and action.
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But one thing that always ignites #NYFW pandemonium is Kanye West's Yeezy fashion shows.
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Mr Hammond is not one of those politicians who ignites fires in people's hearts.
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It ignites our offense when we get out in transition and get some layups.
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Anthony Bourdain proved that the fire that ignites you never has to go out.
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And if something ignites, high winds threaten to carry the flames far and wide.
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Fire lines: Fire spreads as it ignites brush, vegetation, structures and other flammable material.
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Friday's winter solstice ignites a new sense of personal empowerment as Capricorn season begins.
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The Moon enters Aries today and ignites the relationship sector of your chart: exciting!
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It's Mia and Pearl's arrival in town 11 months earlier that ignites the story.
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He relents to having a beer with him, and the chemistry ignites between them.
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A moment later, he twirls a pinecone in the cool, blue flame until it ignites.
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With roaring empowerment anthems and explosive pipes, the superstar ignites a new round of fireworks.
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Olympian Cathy Freeman ignites a ring of fire during the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney.
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There, the Pegasus is released and ignites its main rocket motor about five seconds later.
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When the priest ignites the game, the ball is rarely seen by the human eye.
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"Driving long distances alone through the American Southwest ignites all of my senses," she says.
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Knowledge ignites creativity to produce art that now illuminates their literary sources for new discourse.
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The New Jersey native has an especially lively floor exercise that always ignites the crowd.
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"Aoun ignites the intifada (uprising)," ran the front page headline in the daily Ennahar newspaper.
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As the engine ignites, the launch throws up a thick cloud of fumes and dust.
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Action planet Mars enters Aries tonight and ignites the relationship sector of your chart, Libra!
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A flame in a cone-shaped metal fireplace ignites with a turn of a knob.
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He refined his data with help from Emily Laermer of Ignites, an industry news service.
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The rocket coasts for about a minute and ignites its engines at roughly 200,33 feet.
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STEM ignites discovery and questioning skills in students and instills a lifelong love of learning.
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Rather it ignites a fierce craving for more, to eat it all and then some.
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"When something like that occurs, it ignites fear — generalized fear in the community," she said.
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Invesco and MassMutual declined to comment on the report by Ignites, an FT mutual fund publication.
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Interactive programs and city-wide exhibitions explore how the handmade ignites positive change and saves lives.
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Action planet Mars enters Pisces and ignites the relationship sector of your chart on December 19.
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On November 9, Mars enters Aquarius and ignites the fame and fortune sector of your chart!
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Selling his paintings to the highest bidders which ignites a frenzy of greed, desire, and murder.
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When the motor ignites, it slams the booster with 70,000 pounds of thrust and forceful exhaust.
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That's when the spaceplane ignites its rocket engine, which propels the vehicle upward through the atmosphere.
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Every once in a while, a series comes along that ignites a passionate and heartfelt conversation.
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"Let's make the Lower East Side great again!" they exclaim as a reporter ignites his flash.
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Mars, the planet of war, enters Cancer today and ignites the relationship sector of your chart!
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As she lays out the case for Emmit, she ignites his already existing ire for Ray.
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But nothing ignites the pleasure centers of our brains quite like an influx of face masks.
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The page, soon followed by hundreds of thousands of women, ignites a protest against compulsory headscarves.
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In multiple languages, Buika addresses hard times and the turmoil of love as Santana's band ignites.
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The first black powder explosion launches the firework into the air, and ignites a second, internal fuse.
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"The posters opened up the value of NASA creating art that ignites peoples imaginations again," Harris said.
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The big picture: The Postal Service report comes as Amazon's continued dominance ignites pushback on multiple fronts.
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It also increases the number of people that will breathe in dirty air when a fire ignites.
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The spaceplane is then dropped from the carrier and ignites its engine, climbing high above the Earth.
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It's explosive in water as cold as −177 °F (−116 °C) and it spontaneously ignites in air.
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It re-ignites a fierce sporting rivalry that drove Olympic interest for most of its modern existence.
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The moon enters fire sign Sagittarius and ignites the sector of your chart that rules worldly success!
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That's when the New Shepard's BE-3 engine ignites, sending the vehicle shooting up into the sky.
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Hold a match to the ice and the gas ignites so that instead of melting, it burns.
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On the 14th, the full moon in Taurus ignites your fifth house of passion and true love.
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Many of these changes were first reported on Friday by Ignites, a wealth management industry trade publication.
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Carefully tip the flamey cube into the cup so that it ignites the liquid in the glass.
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At home, Blake's wife — her beauty fading, her utility in descent — ignites his contempt just as fervidly.
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Militaries use canisters to "cold launch" missiles, ejecting them high into the air before their fuel ignites.
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Such a decision, Brettschneider added, would be a "profound misreading of the Constitution" that ignites Trump's critics.
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But it ignites and exits the atmosphere at a planned trajectory and inserts the payload into orbit.
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Election Day brings power to the winning politician and ignites the battle to strip him of that power.
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From there, the VSS Unity drops and ignites its engine in order to fly to its peak altitude.
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Before the candle ignites, it does quick scan to ensure the surrounding area is safe for a flame.
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Pros get that something as small as a haircut can be the spark that ignites creativity and courage.
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Ash is once again raining down upon California's Bay area, as the parched land to the north ignites.
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Warrior planet Mars enters Gemini on April 21 and ignites the fame and fortune sector of your chart.
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One of several bull-running events in Spain, the festival regularly ignites debate about the treatment of animals.
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Because different things carry different energies, and when difference connects, it ignites, like steel striking stone, new power.
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The novel has all the fuel for a blazing thriller, and twists aplenty, but the spark never ignites.
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Militaries use such canisters to "cold launch" missiles, ejecting them high into the air before their fuel ignites.
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It's low impact, and ignites your muscles in a gentle way, making it pretty accessible for most bodies.
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Mural Arts Philadelphia is the nation's largest public art program, dedicated to the belief that art ignites change.
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Like the spark that ignites a fire, a nuclear chain reaction can propagate from a very small input.
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BEIJING-There's at least one big loser if President Donald J. Trump ignites a trade war with China: Taiwan.
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Fun ignites passion, and people will work harder for you if they're having fun on the job, Jennings said.
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Vader ignites his red lightsaber in a pitch black hallway, and calmly tears through nearly everyone in the room.
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"More than any other event, the debacle ignites the militia movement," according to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).
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The Moon enters Fire sign Aries today and ignites the career and success sector of your chart, Cancer—exciting!
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At this point, SpaceShipTwo separates from WhiteKnightTwo and ignites its rocket motor to complete the rest of the voyage.
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The Sun enters fellow Fire sign Aries today and ignites one of the most fun sectors of your chart.
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I find this moral system very pleasurable to read; it ignites a warm glow of intellectual snobbery in me.
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Excitement is in the air today as the Moon enters Aries and ignites the social sector of your chart!
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Your ruling planet, Mars, enters Aquarius today and ignites the sector of your chart that rules home and family.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Aries today and ignites the sector of your chart that rules friendship and networking!
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"Tesla self-ignites" was one of the most popular hashtags on Weibo on Monday, racking up over 20 million clicks.
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At this point, the oxygen inside the core ignites and the star will blow off an outer layer of material.
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Nonetheless, we need to keep on keepin' on, and nothing ignites hope like a cup of joe in the morning.
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Once the mix powdered sugar and baking soda ignites, it becomes a miniature active volcano that appears out of nowhere.
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The intrigue of exploring underwater Even at relatively shallow depths, there's something about submarine travel that ignites the human imagination.
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The moon enters fire sign Aries and ignites an inspiring sector of your chart, finding you looking toward the future.
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Once there, the spaceplane is released and ignites its rocket engine, climbing up to 68 miles above the Earth's surface.
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But Marchand, considered by many as the NHL's premier agitator, is the spark that ignites the Bruins on most nights.
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Immigration is a divisive issue that both ignites Trump supporters and the opposition, while reinforcing all his negative personal qualities.
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Once there's enough, a tiny spark plug fires off and the gas ignites, popping the robot up into the air!
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The opening flits among the characters, but once the mentally ill but well-meaning Karen shows up, the novel ignites.
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August 85033, 2017 North Korea's latest missile launch over Japan ignites further fear that country aims to spark a conflict.
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Still, the annual release of the administration's budget proposal ignites fights across Capitol Hill about the spending priorities he outlines.
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" She explained, "Every day there is something that he says or does that ignites passion among the people opposing him.
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On August 2, warrior Mars enters Fire sign Sagittarius and ignites the area of your chart that rules your daily routine.
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Lombardo also revealed that Paddock had three containers of Tannerite, a commercially available explosive that ignites when shot, in his car.
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The airplane is meant to loft LauncherOne to a high altitude, where the rocket then releases and ignites its main engine.
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"The conversations and cultural conversations that fashion ignites is something that we felt like the timing was right for," she said.
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The Saberlight ignites even in wet or windy conditions and it can be used over 300 times on a single charge.
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When Minamoto and Taira forces come head-to-head, the narrative ignites, and Turner's prose is by turns pithy and evocative.
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Specifically, a perceived diminution in freedom ignites an emotional state, called psychological reactance, that elicits behaviors intended to restore this autonomy.
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Later, after multiple attempts, MJ finally tracks down Calhoun for an interview and ignites an impassioned discussion between father and son.
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He cited estimates that if the fluid ignites, the resulting explosion could create a blast radius of up to one mile.
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Monday morning ignites your week with a creative spark as your planetary ruler, limitless Jupiter, creates friction with communication planet Mercury.
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But the substance ignites upon contact with oxygen and burns extremely hot, meaning it can start fires and burn through flesh.
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As passion sours into betrayal, a personal affront quickly feeds a political outrage that, in turn, ignites a violent peasant uprising.
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Violent crime by undocumented immigrants sometimes ignites political passions and has become a hot-button issue in Washington since the election.
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It is about the possibility of a cascade of miscalculation that ignites yet another war where people, including Americans, will die.
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For some, just the mere mention of something going wrong ignites a near-instinctual need to knock on the nearest wooden surface.
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To prevent heat, dust, and moisture from getting inside a booster before it ignites, engineers install a foam plug at the nozzle.
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The first moments after a fire ignites are critical, says Everett Hinkley, National Remote Sensing Program Manager for the U.S. Forest Service.
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Warren Bechtel's mysterious death in Moscow in 1933, from an apparent insulin overdose, ignites a theme of political maneuvering and international intrigue.
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A chain reaction ignites when someone releases emails, texts and other personal information about the Leyland School families involved in the case.
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At third was Jose Reyes, 33, who bounds about and ignites this team like an energetic Mets ghost from a decade ago.
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This being New York, even something as straightforward as opening a gated public park for a single walking path ignites civil war.
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Harold Haliday Costain photographs the sugar and salt industries; Karl Haendel creates artistic punch lines; and Lynette Yiadom-Boakye ignites the unexpected.
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And if tax cuts and slashing regulation ignites explosive economic growth, a Trump boom could help lift anemic economies in Euorope and Asia.
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The combustion happens when a spark plug fires up and ignites the air-fuel mixture, pushing the piston back down in the cylinder.
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The second stage rocket ignites (t+2:45), then the payload fairing is jettisoned to expose the Jason-3 satellite (t+3:12).
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In a pivotal moment on the show, an unsuspecting slow cooker short-circuits and ignites, effectively setting the entire Pearson family home ablaze.
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Then it quickly ignites, consuming her entire face in a flash before she wisely submerges herself in the tank, putting out the blaze.
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But he said he will reserve the right to force a vote on his resolution if King ignites another controversy with racist remarks.
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But because Vaill trades in thuggish buffoonery for shy awkwardness, it becomes unclear for audiences exactly who ignites this powder-keg of tragedy.
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The character whose arrival ignites this charged situation is Norma, a pregnant 13-year-old fleeing from her pedophile stepfather in another city.
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The writer Elaine Scarry says in her book "On Beauty and Being Just" that beauty ignites in the viewer an urge to replicate.
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Where the former functions like a wise mentor, encouraging us to be kind and fair, the latter ignites our creativity and sense of originality.
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The sparky noise of the CRT ignites and nostalgia tickles over the viewer like the static electricity given off by this very outdated tech.
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Designed to take six passengers and two pilots to the edge of space Once at 50,20143 feet, SpaceShipTwo deploys and ignites its rocket engine.
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Despite the frequent political debates school choice ignites, it is a bipartisan issue, with a majority of self-identified Democrats and Republicans expressing support.
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When a sex crime is involved, the #MeToo movement mainly ignites when the victim is white, a celebrity, or a well-educated, credentialed professional.
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Then it burned on the treetops and then the smoke starts to burn — the smoke ignites so it is burning up in the sky.
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Wiseau is the oddest of the oddballs, prone to overly dramatic "performances" in acting class, but his fearlessness ignites something in the otherwise-reserved Sestero.
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When she steals a newspaper from Miss Susan, the white lady her mother works for, it ignites a dream that won't fit inside her hometown.
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From there, it drops from the wing and ignites its rocket engine, climbing to the edge of space and giving people a taste of microgravity.
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Or should we continue holding his feet to the fire of Scripture's burning bush in the hopes that it ignites change from the top-down?
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Our hero's quest, however — updated to the 1980s, when the country's corporations enjoyed unprecedented government benefits — never ignites, mostly because of Mr. Lee's acting deficits.
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You know, people can be the spark that ignites this kind of racism and targeted action, and that's what this President has done, I believe.
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The starkness of the black-and-white imagery ignites the moment and illuminates the battle between the two races at the heart of the movie.
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"He's the guy that kind of ignites everything for us offensively...His ability to catch pretty much anything, in the air or low," Pierce said.
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Another explosion near the entrance gate, possibly a grenade, ignites three cars before four men stroll by firing assault rifles and split into two groups.
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It starts with a crush That first spark of attraction ignites a region buried deep inside the brain called the ventral tegmental area, or VTA.
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Along the way he ignites the baijiu with a lighter, sticks his finger into the burning liquid, and uses his finger to light a cigarette.
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"Every time we sell a diagnostic unit, it ignites a plume of updates in terms of software, so that's a pretty good business," Pinchuk said.
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"I've always been one where, if you tell me that I can't, that ignites me to show you I can," she said with a laugh.
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At least if a battery ignites in the main cabin, there is a good chance of putting out the fire before it brings down a plane.
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Like Orange is the New Black or Lost, Dear White People's episodes are character-based, expanding out from a blackface party that ignites combustive campus relations.
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Action planet Mars ignites the relationship sector of your chart on March 9 when it enters Taurus, followed by Mercury, on March 31, heating things up.
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The ending of "Disappearing Earth" ignites an immediate desire to reread the chapters leading up to it: incidents and characters that seemed trivial acquire new meanings.
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Brian Sacca's script is zippily entertaining as Peg starts her own shop and hires a misfit crew of money-grabbers whose success ignites an interagency war.
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Article of the Day Article: 'Hamilton' Cast's Appeal to Pence Ignites Showdown With Trump Before Reading Watch the video "'Hamilton' Cast Sends Message to Pence" above.
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The video shows the Falcon Heavy's main core going through its first major static fire test, which ignites the booster's engines while the vehicle is strapped down.
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Today's exercise was the last big test Virgin Orbit's LauncherOne needed to pass before the vehicle ignites its engine during an actual flight for the first time.
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Suffice to say that the movie is actually quite prescient … well, as prescient as a movie in which an animated character ignites his own fart can be.
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He taps the brakes and quickly sweeps the floor with his eyes, but the raging impatience that ignites every element that makes him so complex takes over.
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Later, a personal loss ignites a sense of ethnic consciousness in him that had never stirred before: A woman's death "awoke the Hindu in me," Gaitonde says.
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There is no division between the shame that ignites desire and the desire itself, just as there is no division between love and the fear of death.
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Reyes ignites Mets in victory over Marlins MIAMI — Pitcher Logan Verrett knows exactly what leadoff hitter and recent acquisition Jose Reyes brings to the New York Mets.
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The killer might still be at large, but his identity is beside the point, his victims simply the aphrodisiac that ignites the movie's atmosphere of sinister arousal.
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If Sessions ignites a fight over states' rights, Chettiar wonders whether it will spur Republicans into a showdown with the Trump administration on criminal justice reform. Sen.
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When she paints the whites of someone's eyes in two different hues, or adds a lightning stripe of color along a dark sleeve, she ignites the unexpected.
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"The decision has no legal effect ... it deepens tension, ignites anger and threatens to plunge region into more violence and chaos," the Arab League said at 3 a.m.
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And what more appropriate way could there be to commemorate the Fourth of July than with a shoulder-mounted bazooka that ignites and blasts fireworks into the sky?
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Years-old case ignites new interest In 2004, Brown killed Johnny Mitchell Allen, who Brown said had solicited her for sex and taken her back to his house.
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The Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny ignites Madison Square Garden (April 27) with his charming album "X 100PRE," a dynamic collage of Latin trap, reggaeton, and bachata flavors.
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Related: Cai Guo-Qiang Makes Art by Blowing Stuff Up [VIDEO] Photographer Creates Explosive Landscape Portraits with Gunpowder Cai Guo-Qiang Ignites the Seasons with Explosive New Installation
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And the drug Oczy Mlody, the way we portrayed it in our story is a drug that you take and it ignites only your really great, innocent childhood memories.
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The specifics of the controversy of the moment ("Omar ignites new anti-Semitism controversy with comments on AIPAC," according to Politico) relate to some moderately ill-advised tweets Rep.
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The heat shield eventually drops away and when the lander reaches a mile high, it drops away from the back shell with the parachute and ignites its onboard thrusters.
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"A fuse is lit and the object ignites; the Video depicts the lighting of the fuse, a loud noise and flames, followed by billowing smoke and laughter," writes Licata.
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When the capsule's motor ignites, it's going to slam the booster with a lot of forceful heat exhaust, which may make it hard to land the vehicle upright afterward.
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The torch is placed in a parabolic mirror, which like the bowl, focuses the rays into a single point and ignites the fuel in the torch, creating the flame.
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A stampede at a toy store, a less-than-successful mistletoe stunt and a Christmas-light showdown, which ignites a neighborhood's competitive edge, create an atmosphere conducive to chaos.
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After the car, with Maria at the wheel, runs over a black man and nearly ignites a race riot, Sherman enters the nightmare world of the criminal justice system.
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Hassett said the Fed must also beware of the risk that the coronavirus causes a "supply shock" that ignites inflation, which has been largely subdued for the past decade.
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Every time it uses the term — which it does frequently, given the alt-right's ties to Donald Trump — letters pour in, social media ignites and the comments section overflows.
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The Red Room featured a small lit tree with several playful accents, which the White House said "ignites the childlike spirit we all have at this time of year."
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"Trump wins in November and almost instantly ignites a new sense of optimism and confidence within our industry," said Chris Hamilton, senior vice president of the West Virginia Coal Association.
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Pyrogen, developed from rocket fuel technology, is a firefighting aerosol that ignites a chemical reaction when fire is detected and immediately removes the oxygen necessary for the fire to burn.
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As Lucious said, nothing will ever compare to what he had with Cookie, but Juicy ignites that fiery, dangerous passion that Lucious strives to bring out in everyone he loves.
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The event is known as "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing" and it strikes me, as another drop hits and more gaseous accelerant ignites above the stage, as pretty accurate branding.
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Your planetary ruler, action planet Mars, is at a critical degree beginning Tuesday, creating a sense of urgency that ignites your drive to reach out to those closest to you.
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Invesco is going to buy OppenheimerFunds, a subsidiary of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance, in a more than $5 billion deal, according to a report Friday by Financial Times service Ignites.
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And each year, the Red Kettle Campaign ignites a fresh wave of controversy over the organization's longstanding anti-LGBTQ practices, which the Salvation Army says it's been trying to reform.
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The romance ignites when Jacques travels to the small French city of Rennes to oversee a production of one of his plays, an endeavor in which he has little interest.
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Karen Bradley, the British culture secretary, has ten days from now to decide whether the case ignites public interest concerns and should be referred to the U.K.'s media regulator, Ofcom.
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Yet financial markets seem to be betting that President-elect Donald Trump, backed by Republican majorities in the House and Senate, will go on a budgetary binge that ignites economic growth.
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As wildfire season ignites, the California utility PG&E has repeatedly turned off electricity to hundreds of thousands of people, in an attempt to stop damaged power lines from starting fires.
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Attacking Dreamers could be just the spark that ignites a massive Hispanic backlash not just against Trump, but against all Republicans who passively or actively attack them and other immigrant groups.
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On the very first page, Thurm ignites the engine of her plot when Roger Goldenhar, a commercial real estate developer on a family vacation in Florida, secretly buys a semiautomatic pistol.
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Years-old case ignites new interest In 2004, Brown killed Johnny Mitchell Allen who she says had solicited her for sex and taken the 16-year-old back to his house.
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The wounded orphan Davy Spanner from The Instant Enemy steals cars to go "grief riding," and is cursed with a temper that, when it ignites, makes him imagine violent enemies everywhere.
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It wouldn't surprise me one bit if Infinity War marks the end of Iron Man's long tenure in the MCU and officially ignites a new era of leadership for the Avengers.
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These polished matches or "tilis" then move into another machine that dips them into the "masala", or potassium chlorate mixture, which ignites when struck against the outer surface of the matchbox.
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Set in Miami, the show focuses on the deadly tech war that ignites around the creation of GenCoin, a potentially revolutionary idea for an unregulated digital currency with an ingenious algorithm.
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His windmill lives on as an idea (and a photograph, seen above) that is beyond our reach, but still ignites utopian ideas about freedom, power, and art's role in political struggle.
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Before I can ask why, he pulls out a blowtorch and ignites a slender piece of cassia bark, the brasher cousin of demure Ceylon cinnamon, so that it smolders like a cigar.
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A rocket motor on the back of the vehicle ignites, pushing it up to an altitude of around 55 miles — a height that many consider to be beyond the boundary to space.
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The video was widely shared on China's Twitter-like Weibo, with the hashtag "Tesla self-ignites" becoming one of the most-read topics on the platform, being viewed over five million times.
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Nearly seven minutes in, the slow-burning cover ignites into a guitar solo for the ages, casually brushing aside Johnny Greenwood's iconic guitar work in favor of something wilder, deeper, more volcanic.
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The drag brake deploys around 100,000 feet up, reducing speed to a more manageable 370 MPH before the booster re-ignites at 2,500 feet and brings itself down to a hover landing.
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The complaint also describes a cell phone video in which Rahami ignites "incendiary material" days before the attack, and claims that the 28-year-old "liked" two jihad-related videos on YouTube.
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Likewise, the camera picks out minor details as if they were clues; when Hockney examines his Procktor portrait, he does so with the aid of a lighter's flame, and the scene ignites.
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The Sagittarius sun ignites wanderlust until December 21, giving us a hall pass to explore new turf — or at least book that early-2017 vacation to Cuba, Costa Rica, or the Colorado slopes.
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It might not be every day that Jones wins new fans, but across his platforms, with every broadcast, he ignites a slew of enemies, a tactic that he's shown, is proven to divide.
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Mineral oil ignites at the relatively low temperature of around 300 degrees Fahrenheit, and since large volumes of oil are used in transformers, even a small malfunction can set off a powerful blaze.
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With Eckleburger , I found a new flame—a true love for hot and juicy meatless burgers, a love for the taste of science, a love that ignites the soul, both mine and yours.
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Using other common devices, such as digital watches, garage door openers or cell phones, a would-be bomber can remotely trigger an electrical charge, which in turn ignites the pressure cooker's explosive contents.
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There's a moment in Greta Gerwig's new film adaptation of "Little Women" that ignites the screen with as much energy as a fire that sets ablaze a character's dress in the scene prior.
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One thing that happens with such products is that they create a "pull" that ignites other innovations, creating profits and taxes that fund infrastructure and schools, necessary components of a further-growing local economy.
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They then fall back to the planet to land gently on the ground; parachutes lower the capsule to the Earth, while the rocket ignites its engine again to land upright on a landing pad.
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This handy survival device ignites in rain or shine, and is good for up to 4,000 strikes—which gives you plenty of time to figure out how to make fires the old fashioned way.
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Travel ban ignites fury Since winning the election, Trump's travel ban on refugees and immigrants from seven majority Muslim countries, has escalated the backlash and drawn criticism from many corners of the sports world.
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If it ignites, you don't want to be anywhere near it, which is why a cannon that puts a lot of distance between you and a flaming thermite grenade isn't the world's worst idea.
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Related: Perfectionists Will Relate To This Incredible Stop-Motion Short Film Band Ignites 400 Photos for Fiery Stop-Motion Music Video Making "Guacamole": A Stop-Motion Guide Land Art Animations Piece Life Itself Together
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In "New Facebook App for Children Ignites Debate Among Families," Mike Isaac and Natasha Singer write: Few big technology companies have dared to create online products for boys and girls ages 13 and under.
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Wildfires are common in the late spring and early summer in the Southwest, when it is hot and dry, and also when lightning from the first monsoon storms strikes — and ignites — the parched ground.
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RUSSONELLO Bruce Cockburn, a Canadian treasure, writes such thoughtful, pointed songs that it's easy to overlook what a guitar virtuoso he is until he releases an instrumental album like "Crowing Ignites," arriving on Friday.
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Having four long-haul bureaucrats in political slots mount a rear-guard delaying strategy to preserve the Obama legacy is the sort of thing that ignites fury among the President Trump's most dedicated supporters.
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Lake's decision to take a 16-week maternity leave will likely make headlines: As the CEO of a public company, motherhood becomes newsworthy and often — fairly or unfairly — ignites a national conversation about working mothers.
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The TGO will ignite its main engine to help slow the spacecraft down Tomorrow, things get started a little after 9AM ET, when the TGO ignites its main engine to help slow the spacecraft down.
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Black pepper is dark and viscous with sweet heat; bird's-eye chile ignites; mahogany-hued vanilla is mellow; and palm sugar has a caramelized richness: Blank Slate Kitchen Rich Simple Syrups, $11.99 to $14.99, blankslatekitchen.
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Yet few people in Lake County, or in many other fire-prone parts of California, could have anticipated the millions they are now spending this summer on wildfires, even before the first big one ignites.
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"Oh, this is way better than 'The Daily Show,'" Leno tells Noah as the car accelerates and unburnt fuel ignites in the exhaust system, causing that "Gatling gun" sound auto-enthusiasts are so fond of.
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Step 3: Release salt into the air Once the airplane flies inside a cloud, the pilot ignites one of dozens of flares that are fixed on the aircraft's wings by a firing mechanism in the cockpit.
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Weak second quarter Chinese economic growth "may cause wobbles in the rest of Asia if the slowdown ignites worries of trade tensions," said Vishnu Varathan, head of Asia and Oceania economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank.
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No doubt, the concept of BDE and the discussion it ignites are entertaining — but beneath the initial jolt of faux-erotic titillation and scandal is a bigger conversation about how we talk about masculinity and admiration.
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Japan's Mazda Motor Corp has zoomed past its larger global rivals to develop an engine which ignites gasoline using combustion ignition technology, a fuel-saving process considered something of a holy grail of efficient gasoline engines.
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Model rocket engines feature two stages of solid fuel: a primary one for blast-off which burns longer, and a second faster burn, in the opposite direction, which releases a parachute or ignites a second stage.
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Still, Ms. Lupino lends her husky delivery to several other numbers, and, once his character has been spurned for his hunky best friend (stolid Cornel Wilde), Mr. Widmark ignites the screen with gleeful, almost pyromaniacal malevolence.
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" The sociopath in sheep's clothing is a role Skarsgard has come to know well; it follows his Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning turn as Perry, the suave, wife-beating rapist whose death ignites "Big Little Lies.
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"Now that it's the ninth year of a bull run and stocks are technically breaking down, and many stocks are in a bear market pattern, maybe it ignites the move to the downside this time," said Redler.
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Loren Fox, director of research at Ignites Research, which follows the fund industry, said Miller's departure is mainly symbolic, given that he oversaw a relatively small amount of assets under management at Legg Mason in recent years.
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Hot pepper ignites many of the dishes, like Jefferson Parish Gator, spicy blackened alligator tail with a habanero pineapple hot sauce; and Billy Carter's crawfish, named for the spicy peanut honey sauce that coats the crawfish tails.
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Read more: 'Joker' ignites outrage for featuring a song by convicted pedophile Gary Glitter, who will likely receive royalties from the movieHowever, the L.A. Times reports that fans can pay for their ticket to "Joker" guilt-free.
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Each of these balls is filled with a flammable liquid that ignites when it hits the ground, allowing the drone pilot to control the fire's perimeter with the necessary precision from up to half a mile away.
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A thermonuclear bomb (also known as a hydrogen bomb) is a more advanced and powerful design, where a fission bomb ignites a second stage of fissionable material to induce a fusion reaction, resulting in a much larger explosion.
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"For me, being a coach, being a teacher, the idea of helping someone be their best self, it certainly ignites something in me, and I try to help others feel their best to do their best," Hough says.
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By the time we see him with a gun to his head moments before he hops into the Bronco and ignites the chase, it's easy to believe he's off his rocker, whether he committed double murder or not.
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The move ignites the latest battle in a long series of conflicts waged in both parties, the two houses of parliament and across a deeply divided country since it voted in a 2016 referendum to leave the bloc.
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Mr. Doerries created the work after noting the similarities between the fates of Mr. Brown and Polynices, a character in "Antigone" whose body lays lifeless in the street and ignites a conflict between the community and the state.
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When Mina Morris, a pregnant former punk rocker — a bass player for a girl band called the Misogynists — assumes a post as visiting poet in the local English department, a complicated, intimate friendship between the two women ignites.
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"I think that that's the thing that obviously ignites some fire where Peter is concerned and makes him uncomfortable about the whole situation, especially knowing that he also got one of those letters," the 25-year-old actor continued.
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On that piece of precision-milled steel is a firing pin that ignites a spark and initiates a sequence of events which, if the human will is powerful enough and mechanical tolerance is not exceeded, often ends in death.
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"Nothing works as well as Pelosi, because no other political figure ignites the passion she does," said Corry Bliss, executive director of the Congressional Leadership Fund, which has put Ms. Pelosi in many of its ads in recent years.
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Photo of breastfeeding mom ignites online storm in China 'Crying, begging to be set free' The woman identified herself as Wanwan_2016 on Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter, and said she thought bystanders believed it was a fight between a couple.
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President Donald Trump&aposs national security brain trust is set to testify on the need for a new war authorization as the deadly ambush in Niger ignites a push among lawmakers to recast the legal parameters for combat operations overseas.
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What's odd about "The Front Runner" is that, aboard the boat, we never glimpse the face of Donna Rice (Sara Paxton), the young woman whose encounter with Hart ignites the scandal, and that the film then continues to withhold her.
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The plot where a brutal, play-by-his-own-rules police officer ignites a media firestorm by shooting a black suspect, then employs crooked lawyers who manipulate the press, spookily predates both the Rodney King incident and the OJ Simpson trial.
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You also marvel at his confidence as he moves his lighter closer and closer to the page until the powder ignites, the flame running down the lines like dominoes, leaving nothing but ash and Dino's image burnt onto the page.
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This is Fox News' gambit when they talk about the war on Christmas, Trump's angle when he attacks the "fake news" for criticizing him—bullies acting like victims to spark that particular, put-upon sort of outrage that ignites their base.
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For many who come every year, it has become a gathering that ignites love and fights loneliness, where generosity, support and anger about an urbanizing, globalizing world all come together on a flat, dry plain far from any major city.
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TV's Krystal Ball says Ocasio-Cortez has become a force in Democratic Party Democratic socialist group: Voters lost faith in Democratic Party after 2016 MORE (D-Mich.) and Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezIvanka Trump's talk at tech conference ignites backlash Hill.
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The performance of "Foxy Lady" ignites the crowd, with Hendrix laughing during its flirty bridge sequences, and keen-eyed observers can catch the regularity with which he had to adjust the tuning on his guitars due to their left-handed stringing.
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The mystery for investors will be how officials view the future, particularly at a time when they've been making public statements that seem to indicate a difference of opinion over how aggressive policy needs to be as the economy ignites.
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On February 14, Mars enters Taurus and ignites the sector of your chart that rules home and family: You may be moving, making big renovations, or, on a more emotional level, you may be feeling the need to be more guarded and tough!
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But when you're talking about the ruined lives of two potentially innocent men, should we need to have that story told in a way that forces us to care, or ignites the mob-mentality kind of justice that characterizes amateur internet sleuthing?
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Finally, at an altitude of a little over 0.6 miles (1 km) and a speed of 155 mph (123 kph), Schiaparelli jettisons its parachute, ignites its three hydrazine thrusters, and descends to a height of 6.5 feet (2 meters) above the surface.
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Auburn bench ignites win over UConn Auburn's bench of Malik Dunbar, Davion Mitchell and Horace Spencer made sure the Tigers didn't miss a beat when they were on the court in an 89-64 rout of Connecticut on Saturday at Auburn, Ala.
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His search for his parents, presumed dead at the end of the first film, ignites the third subplot in which his best friend, Alice, equipped with a whirly gyroscopic time machine called a Chronosphere, tries to alter the past to change the future.
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Keanu Reeves plays Jack, a gum-chewing Los Angeles detective who foils an attempted domestic terror attack by jaded ex-bomb squad member Howard (Dennis Hopper) and ignites a rivalry of wits, with the citizens of LA as pawns in Howard's games.
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There is certainly some crossover across the seas (you don't have to live in a specific time zone to strive to be as #flawless as Beyoncé), but who really ignites beauty conversations, starts trends, or sells out Lip Kit equivalents around the world?
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It could be a costly bet, one that ignites renewed conflict between east and west over territory, slashes oil production, and pushes Libya closer to a split that has threatened the country since the uprising that ousted Muammar Gaddafi five years ago.
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The expansiveness of the Carr Fire can be credited to dry land that ignites easily, strong winds, and a topography that enables a fire to travel quickly, said Brenda Belongie, lead meteorologist of the federal Forest Service's Predictive Services in Northern California.
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He soon realized that the DM could function as a sort of semi-benevolent story-deity—the one who ignites the adventures, emcees the action, and ultimately oversees a fantasy world where new thrills or terrors can be unearthed with a roll of the die.
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Written by the political playwright James Graham, the movie follows the Vote Leave campaign manager, Dominic Cummings (Benedict Cumberbatch) as he ignites a dormant group of voters to "take back control" with strategies to overwhelm the Remain campaign and its leader, Craig Oliver (Rory Kinnear).
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We remembered him for the image he created, his songs, the effect he had on our lives — whether it be giving us the courage to be weird or that small spark of life that ignites when the first beats of "Little Red Corvette" drop.
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The two stages of the rocket—a Falcon 22017, built by a company called SpaceX that is seeking to reinvent space travel—separate; the single engine of the second stage ignites, driving its cargo ever faster to the east where it is quickly lost to sight.
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The central romance ignites when Sierra's bully, a hot cheerleader named Veronica, gives Sierra's phone number instead of her own to a guy she's not into (a hot football player named Jamey, aka Peter Kavinsky), landing all three of them in a wacky, accidental catfishing romance.
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"The discovery of a clear metabolic boundary between the conscious and unconscious states could imply that the brain undergoes a fundamental state change at a certain level of energy turnover, in a sense that consciousness 'ignites' as brain activity reaches a certain threshold," said study co-author Johan Stender.
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But, talking to Paullouis for like, three seconds, ignites something in her, so she buys him some drinks on Slag Mag's dime, asks some probing questions about whether or not the instructors sleep with their clients and then ends up grinding up on it, a billion drinks later.
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My race of devoutly rational bears find ancient tablets chronicling the improbable saga of a bygone empire, and it ignites a frenzy of enthusiasm for alien cultures, driving them to abandon their standoffishness in favor of closer ties with all their neighbors, giving rise the galaxy's first Federation.
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Milquetoast-turned-penitent Lancel follows, as though craving death's revelations, another knifey street urchin into the leaking stockpile of Hulk-green wildfire that soon ignites, destroying Mace, Loras, and Margaery Tyrell, the High Sparrow and his followers, Kevan Lannister, and an unknown score of innocent jurors and spectators.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Chemical Attack on Syrians Ignites World's Outrage" (front page, April 5): The Obama administration responded to the 2013 use of chemical weapons weakly at first, only later ramping up its support of human rights even after the famous "red line" had been crossed.
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The demise of Misty Mountains (Murielle Telio), whom March politely describes as a "porno young lady," ignites a search for another woman, Amelia (Margaret Qualley), who was mixed up in the same trade, and who happens to be the daughter of a senior official in the Justice Department (Kim Basinger).
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WASHINGTON — President Trump ignites a lot of fights, but his failure to repeal the Affordable Care Act, the biggest defeat in his short time in the White House, was the result of something else: a long-running Republican civil war that humbled a generation of party leaders before he ever came to Washington.
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It makes me wonder if perhaps this could be the spark that not only ignites VR, but inflames the passions of a modding community yet again — that a community that's hungry for more to play on these headsets might just go ahead and build something on top of what Valve does here.
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For Ben Eisendrath, the chief executive of Grillworks, the species matters less than using split, seasoned, appropriate-size logs — seasoned because dry wood burns more efficiently than green, split because the wood ignites more easily, and sized to fit in your grill, which means smaller than what you generally burn in your fireplace.
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World Premiere God's Own Country / United Kingdom (Director and screenwriter: Francis Lee) — Springtime in Yorkshire: isolated young sheep farmer Johnny Saxby numbs his daily frustrations with binge drinking and casual sex, until the arrival of a Romanian migrant worker, employed for the lambing season, ignites an intense relationship that sets Johnny on a new path.
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Click here to view original GIFInspired by a photo of someone cramming a firecracker inside a USB flash drive, a hacker who goes by "MG" on Medium has detailed a recent project where he engineered a Mission Impossible-style flash drive that ignites and explodes after delivering a nefarious software payload onto an unsuspecting computer.
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"After a year of lethargic disinflation, the drop in headline inflation to 14.3 percent in February 2018 ignites hope that inflation is still on a steady course towards the target 9.0 percent ceiling and that conditions could continue improving to favour unwinding the present hawkish monetary stance," StratLink wrote in a note to clients.
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While the winter solstice signals an emphasis on sitting with the intentions for the coming season and what the waxing year will hold, the summer solstice celebrates the vivacity and passion of the sun and of the energy it ignites, namely through the action of doing, collectings and reaping the rewards of what's been sown.
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Read more:'Joker' ignites outrage for featuring a song by convicted pedophile Gary Glitter, who will likely receive royalties from the movieA 'Joker' crew member said Joaquin Phoenix gave everyone a personalized joke book suggesting the movie was terrible and it was all their fault'Joker' makes an explicit connection between mental illness and violence.
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But, it's easy to see why there's no better time than the present to be a model — and that's why LOVE magazine, the Katie Grand-led biannual publication that often ignites the careers of hopefuls, is holding a model search: The #LOVEME20 competition celebrates 10 years of the magazine and is looking for its next cover star.
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That's why, together with Philo, a new live- and on-demand-TV platform, we got Refinery29 staff to share the shows that have made a major impact on them — whether it's a nature program that helps you feel grounded in reality when the world feels out of control or a home-improvement show that ignites creativity.
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The trio will board the Soyuz after 211:245PM ET and then undock from the ISS around 2755:52AM ET. The astronauts are finishing up a 186-day stay in space After that, the Soyuz will remain in orbit until about 4:21AM ET. That's when the vehicle ignites its engines, taking the Soyuz out of Earth's orbit.
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Those epidemics are leading to outbreaks even in countries with good overall vaccination rates, such as Israel, Thailand, and the US. "Absolutely what we are seeing is that under-vaccinated areas in the US are the kindling and the huge numbers of infections overseas are the spark that ignites outbreaks here," Baylor College of Medicine infectious disease expert Peter Hotez told BuzzFeed News.
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Where Silicon Valley Is Going to Get in Touch With Its SoulNew Facebook App for Children Ignites Debate Among FamiliesBroadcom Proposes Unseating Qualcomm Board as Takeover Fight Escalates Ted McCarthy, a Google user experience researcher, was in Jodhpur on Sunday and Monday to gather feedback on Datally and another app, a voice-controlled virtual assistant that is made to work on a $23 feature phone.
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But if you watch the scene from This Is Us where a slow cooker bursts into flames and ignites a house on fire while The Cinematic Orchestra's "To Build A Home" plays in the background, I can nearly guarantee you're never going to be able to look at a slow cooker without a twinge of pain in your heart, let alone go to sleep with the appliance plugged in.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine ChaoElaine Lan ChaoHillicon Valley: Lawmakers say Facebook deepfake ban falls short | House passes bills to win 5G race | Feds sound alarm on cyberthreat from Iran | Ivanka Trump appearance at tech show sparks backlash Trump administration unveils latest guidelines for autonomous vehicle makers Ivanka Trump's talk at tech conference ignites backlash MORE unveiled the proposed guidelines entitled "Automated Vehicles 4.0," or, AV 4.0 in a speech at CES gadget show in Las Vegas.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine ChaoElaine Lan ChaoHillicon Valley: Lawmakers say Facebook deepfake ban falls short | House passes bills to win 85033G race | Feds sound alarm on cyberthreat from Iran | Ivanka Trump appearance at tech show sparks backlash Trump administration unveils latest guidelines for autonomous vehicle makers Ivanka Trump's talk at tech conference ignites backlash MORE unveiled the proposed guidelines, "Automated Vehicles 4.0" (AV 4.0), in a speech at CES gadget show in Las Vegas.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine ChaoElaine Lan ChaoHillicon Valley: Lawmakers say Facebook deepfake ban falls short | House passes bills to win 5G race | Feds sound alarm on cyberthreat from Iran | Ivanka Trump appearance at tech show sparks backlash Trump administration unveils latest guidelines for autonomous vehicle makers Ivanka Trump's talk at tech conference ignites backlash MORE is scheduled to give a keynote speech on Wednesday about the current state of innovation and her department's support for new technologies.
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White House adviser Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpHillicon Valley: Lawmakers say Facebook deepfake ban falls short | House passes bills to win 5G race | Feds sound alarm on cyberthreat from Iran | Ivanka Trump appearance at tech show sparks backlash Ivanka Trump's talk at tech conference ignites backlash Trump Jr., Ivanka garner support in hypothetical 2024 poll MORE on Tuesday was met with a friendly reception from the crowd while delivering a keynote address at the CES tech gathering in Las Vegas, the nation's biggest consumer electronics trade show.
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On the entranceway door, there's a quote from Jeff Goodell's 2017 book The Water Will Come: Rising Seas, Sinking Cities, and the Remaking of the Civilized World: A backpacker's campfire throws out a spark, a tree ignites and soon the mountainside is burning and the soot is drifting up, some of it lofted into the Jetstream and settling in Greenland, darkening the snow and accelerating the transformation of ice into water, which runs down into the North Atlantic, and eventually pushes a little deeper into Miami, Shanghai, New York … and then a little deeper still.
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