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Discover Ludwig"fueling the fire" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to encourage or intensify a conflict or situation. Example: The politician's controversial statements on social media are fueling the fire of the ongoing debate on immigration reform.
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But rather than attempt to quell these divisions, Erdogan is fueling the fire.
So far, they have not dealt with it, which is perhaps fueling the fire of speculation.
As for Mr. Havel's intervention, she said, "It's fueling the fire with petrol".
Fueling the fire, she is married to the environmentalist Douglas Tompkins, whose own efforts at conservation in Chile have stirred nationalist sentiments.
Less than a week into the outbreak, a patient died; the news, he said, was accepted without "fueling the fire" because "people had anticipated it could happen".
The rumoured album isn't exactly a new phenomenon on the scene, but Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole decided to spend their Black Friday fueling the fire, dropping two tracks named after the holiday.
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But it's not only camp counselors fueling the fires of entrepreneurship.
Fueling the fires of hate are none other than Lou Dobbs, Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh.
"It fueled the fire.
And then there are those who fuel the fire.
"He's just going to fuel the fire," Patel said.
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