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Terrorism -- an assault on the nation's largest concentration of oil depots or perhaps a diversion for a bigger attack on the city -- leaped inevitably to mind as firefighters rushed to the scene and aerial television pictures showed a cauldron of orange-red flames boiling on the kill, dangerously near hundreds of acres of petroleum storage tanks.

Banks were miffed that regulators did not tell them about a big attack on NASDAQ in 2010 until more than three months later.Within government, responsibility is fragmented.

The government recaptured a military camp and launched a big attack on rebel positions on the outskirts of the capital, Bangui, reportedly causing many deaths and injuries.

Better still, from al-Qaeda's cynical point of view, would be to mount a big attack on Israel, against which it has so far done little but has lately directed a spate of blood-curdling threats.

He persuaded the normally hard-hearted Mail On Sunday that hiring a few more tax inspectors for the Treasury's "Affluence Unit" amounts to a big attack on tax dodging.

Jaglom: You would think they would love Kane, because they could interpret it as a big attack on capitalism.

Despite the uncertainties about what his spies knew, a responsible American president could not, he said, take the risk, after September 11th, of leaving Mr Hussein with weapons of mass destruction to use himself or to offer to terrorists, who might now be seeking an even bigger attack on a newly vulnerable America.

Police believe the terrorists were in the process of preparing gas canisters to be used in a much bigger attack on Barcelona when the explosion happened.

That looks like an opening salvo for bigger attacks on the scheme next year.These problems are compounded by slackening economic growth.

"He has this image of a bigger alien attack on London, as if the attack we saw in Attack the Block was just the [first] wave and there's another wave of bigger creatures," Cornish said.

That sets the stage for a legal battle between a deeply unpopular president seeking economic growth and opponents fighting to stop "the biggest attack on the Amazon in 50 years," in the words of one opposition lawmaker.