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The success of MapReduce has sparked many efforts to design cluster computing frameworks.
It killed some of the country's first white explorers, and has sparked many devastating fires.
Susan Meiselas, the foundation's president, has sparked many debates about the implications of working for nongovernmental organizations.
The programme's concept of collaboration is based on what it calls "innovation without walls", which has sparked many technological and scientific breakthroughs.
The company's admission that it had collected personal data from unencrypted WiFi routers around the world has sparked many invsestigations, most of which have ended with warnings and apologies on the ground that it was inadvertent.
Due to its promising application potentials [18], FDA has sparked many interesting investigations [19 21].
Facebook had sparked many controversies during its short lifespan.
At the same time, the attractive margins in this sector have sparked many local and foreign competitor entries.
In addition to the usual terrifying articles in the advice section of the Chronicle of Higher Education, a pair of pieces in Slate — "Thesis Hatement," by Rebecca Schuman, and "Thesis Defense" by Katie Roiphe — have sparked many thoughtful responses from bloggers and journalists.
Both Facebook's heavily scrutinized role during the 2016 Presidential Election and the Cambridge Analytica controversy, where the data of millions of Facebook users was mined without permission, have sparked many debates about much control individual users have over their own data.
Add to that the government's lack of any response to the devastating drought of 2006-10, which filled burgeoning slums with 1.5m mostly Sunni peasants, and the scene was set for the 2011 uprising.Such tensions between social classes, far more than those between sects, have sparked many recent Arab revolts; but sectarianism is then used to fan the flames.
