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The fires keep burning, the flames rising up regularly.
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An offering early last month showed New York in flames after an apparent missile attack, and another two weeks later depicted US soldiers and President Barack Obama burning in the flames of a nuclear blast.
The Lao Buddhist Temple of Colorado was burning down, the flames and smoke engulfing the building in less than half an hour as firefighters poured water from their bucket trucks in the sub-zero chill of dawn.
Somehow, for a seemingly large group of Christians, that notion has gone lost: It has turned into the thunders and lights of the wrath of God, and into condemning everyone who disagrees with them to burning in the flames of hell.
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I wish I had enjoyed it more at the time but I was concentrating on coming down without slipping or burning the rope with the flame.
And aren't these people always talking, talking, talking; keeping their love alive, the passion burning, the flame high?
The plane then exploded in flames, burning the top half away and leaving the hull looking like a filleted fish.
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