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The move is widely expected to ignite a bitter reaction from his party's followers.

Around The World: Epic Town Meetings The royal baby is expected to ignite a retail sales boom.

The emergence of Internet-based telephone calling is expected to ignite a regulatory and political firestorm among the major communications companies.

The decision in December, which was only revealed in recently unearthed court documents, is expected to ignite a debate in Japan over whether authorities can reconcile an individual's right to have expunged details of, say, a crime committed in the distant past with freedom of information and the public's right to know.

When a 24-year-old American called Eron Gjoni posted a blog complaining about the behaviour of his ex-girlfriend, it is unlikely that he expected to ignite a culture war which is still reverberating through the industry six months later.

The drastic surges in stock prices for both China State Construction Engineering Corp. and Sichuan Expressway are expected to ignite a fresh IPO craze on the mainland, partly because of pent-up demand: Chinese authorities suspended new listing approvals for 10 months until this June.

Several cinemas had extra security outside some auditoriums showing R-rated films, particularly "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2," an R-rated movie that was expected to ignite special interest among younger people.

For two days, the authorities had braced for the worst, as gale-force winds were expected to ignite firestorms in areas like the largely residential San Fernando Valley.

The renewed strife between Ossetians and Ingush, which, because there were some Ingush among the hostage-takers, was widely expected to ignite after the formal 40-day mourning period, failed to materialise.

I had expected the Hemming statement to ignite a debate across the press this morning.

Manson and his "family" expected the killing spree to ignite a race war, after which the Manson Family would emerge to lead the survivors.