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Public perceptions of bias, which can be sparked by some nuance in carefully edited articles, are likely to be triggered even more easily by expressions of personal opinion outside the news columns.

The Rebels' first-half scoring would eventually be sparked by some big defensive plays, beginning with Jordan Whaley's interception of Patriots quarterback Alex Satnick's attempt at a swing pass to the left sideline on third down and six at the Viewpoint 27-yard line with 5 21 to play in the second quarter.

Officials said they believe the shooting was sparked by some kind of an argument.

The new novel was sparked by some "weird coincidences", he says.

I wrote several angry, hyperbolic papers denouncing it, but that anger must have been sparked by some deep unconscious resonance.

I need not look too far for the cause of this nocturnal flashback – it was sparked by some comments made by the original villain of the piece, the BBC golf commentator Peter Alliss.

In addition to McVerry's scoring, the revival was sparked by some inspirational play in the middle third of the field from the switched Mackin and Ciaran McKeever.

The authority says it gets £600 less per pupil than the average from ministers, as a row was sparked by some schools saying they would consider closing early on Fridays to save money.

The initial idea for the album was sparked by some photographs that Anderson's wife Jennie took of homeless people on the Thames Embankment.

This sorrow could be sparked by surprisingly mundane things.

Adalah asserted that the regrouping was sparked by objections by some Israeli Jewish parents against their children playing with Palestinians.