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But the latest contest, sparked by an article in the women's magazine Eve, is more like an old-fashioned street brawl where accusations of drug abuse, cheating, boorishness, snobbery and racism fly thick and fast.
Scottish transport minister Keith Brown and Youth Employment Secretary Angela Constance are also standing in the contest, sparked by Alex Salmond's decision to stand down as first minister and SNP leader, in the wake of the vote against Scottish independence.
He wrote that the experience of winning the Breaking Barriers essay contest was inspiring, "namely in the confidence and hope in myself that the contest sparked... the experience showed me exactly what setting my mind to something can accomplish: big things".
They prompted a Labor leadership spill, which Lawrie said she would contest, sparking the lengthy rank-and-file process now required in a Labor party leadership battle.
This contest sparks evolutionary development and innovation amongst the cells.
If Wonka is all washed up, as Charlie tells us, why does his golden-ticket contest spark an international frenzy?
The 25-year-old, whose participation in the contest had sparked controversy before the Copenhagen final on Saturday, secured victory with 290 points amid a Twitter storm.
There are currently 10,500 paying Momentum members and staff and volunteers are getting ready to recruit £3 "registered supporters" to back their man once a contest is sparked.
The road to KITT Reprints Related items Cars that drive themselves: The road to KITTNov 30th 2006Start your enginesThe contest has sparked intense interest among researchers and within the car industry.
As it happened, she lost the contest but sparked a mutual attraction with Campbell that was not fated to ignite until nearly a year disappeared in rom-comish misunderstandings and missed opportunities.
A leadership contest was sparked on Monday when the former shadow business secretary, Angela Eagle, announced she would stand against Corbyn, swiftly followed by the former shadow welfare secretary, Owen Smith.
