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Hearne is at one with his American generation's passion for social justice, a movement which — aside from the eternal vigilance of the black church — no longer seems to need religion for its fire or foundation.
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Her eyes moistened as she took in the nine fire-blasted foundations, and the trees curled like spent matchsticks.
Its light-reflecting particles give the skin a subtle, glowy finish that may even encourage teens to hang fire on the foundation, or at least compromise on a tinted moisturiser.
Ms. Duke might also have been amused by Mrs. Spero's baptism by fire as the foundation's first president, a job to which she was appointed in January 1997.
Systematic and consistent mapping of fires in fire-prone regions is an essential foundation for improved fire management and more effective landscape planning for conservation.
The house was rebuilt in 1762, after a fire, on the foundations of a 13th-century goldsmith's house.
My book-lined bedroom, set behind a cloister strung with hammocks and warmed by an open fire, had Inca foundations, and adjoined a bare stone chapel thought by some to have been an Inca place of worship.
The increased rate of fire laid the foundations for future advances in fire control.
