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The fire that is in a man's belly may not necessarily flare up on the screen.
It can contaminate surfaces, carpets and upholstery, linger for weeks, resist routine cleaning and flare up on cruise after cruise.
That your bad back will flare up on a crummy hotel bed.
Clarke flew over to England with Australia's Champions Trophy squad in May, only for his injury to flare up on the long-haul flight.
Murray withdrew from this year's French Open after suffering a back injury at the Rome Masters and has to manage a condition which tends to flare up on clay.
Later that day, convection temporarily decreased around the center, though a brief convective flare up on its east side occurred early on August 5.
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A flash of red flared up on one of its outboard motors.
Though her bad back still flares up on occasion -- "I was in some serious pain one day last week," she said -- Ms. Bannister said that for the most part, medication and physical therapy have her feeling better than she has felt in recent years.
The editorial went out, and the fire flared up on prairie.
"I was feeling really good," Funk said, "prior to my knee flaring up on me".
Tensions have risen in the past months and flared up on 5 June after a controversial election for state governor.
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