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In the trenches, the American soldiers fidgeted, sipped water, watched for more fire from the warehouse.
The immediate cause of the problems is the need for more fire, not less, after nearly a century of ill-considered fire suppression.
Most of the dishes at Tyrynda, even those marked by a warning asterisk, are spiced to a middle-of-the-road medium, but fans of the incendiary just have to ask for more fire and their wishes will be granted.
Although the town may derive some property tax benefit, opponents say, much if not all of it would be eaten away by the need for more fire protection and other services.
Chief Mesisca said that firefighters doused the blaze and used a heat-seeking device, called a thermal imaging camera, to search behind the walls for more fire before they left.
Although there is broad scientific consensus regarding the need for more fire on the landscape, almost all fire management entities within western states require and promote aggressive suppression of all wildfires.
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But the King of Monsters – originally a man in a latex suit – has not been sighted on Japanese shores since 2004, leaving its legions of fans crying out for more fire-breathing destruction, the film studio Toho Co said.
As fire officials here noted that single-digit humidity, high temperatures and an extended drought had conspired to create almost textbook conditions for more fires, they were warning local residents today to brace themselves for new and intense incoming dry lightening storms.
That is, higher occupancy is positively perceived similar to the fictional firefighter hoping for more fires so they get paid more.
That is, higher occupancy is perceived positively similar to the fictional firefighter hoping for more fires so they get paid more.
Avoiding being left with a full stock room in January a surefire catalyst for even more fire sales–is what's key.
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