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"India has really sparked people's imaginations," he added.

"In the last year, seeing the explosion in popularity of digital reading has really sparked a new way of thinking about it".

"This has really sparked something," says Pancho, "which is a testament to the fact that it is really important that we keep talking about race – even though it's uncomfortable". She thinks people get too caught up in worrying about terminology (Pancho is still criticised for the name of her company, 18 years after it was founded) and it often shuts down conversation.

"The project has really sparked a renaissance for downtown New York.

He also added that "now we are recognised by FIFA, it has really helped spark an interest in football on the islands".

Unfortunately, the story of Delmore Schwartz's life hasn't really sparked an ensuing revival of interest in his poetry.

"He has really increased the palette and sparked this interest in unusual plants.

Learning more about the huge environmental impact dairy and meat production have on the planet really sparked a determination in me to not buy into those industries.

Part of it was funding, but he had such promise and it never really sparked.

We didn't have our human story at the beginning and Michael really sparked to that relationship.

"It had a few turn-of-the-century cards, and that really sparked my interest," he said.