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Extraditing high-ranking mobsters has sparked more ferocious turf battles both within the cartels and between rival organizations.

But Mr. Steinbrenner's death has sparked more complex emotions among a smaller, less visible demographic: Yankees fans who loved the team but hated Mr. Steinbrenner.

The resultant film, India's Daughter, has sparked more conversations about gender inequality since its release earlier this year than have been heard in the last decade.

The incident has sparked more public correspondence with government officials than any other British UFO sighting – not to mention regular pilgrimages to the forest by avid amateur ufologists.

The incident has sparked more correspondence with government officials than any other British UFO sighting – not to mention regular pilgrimages to the forest by avid amateur ufologists.

Recent roof leakage incidents at numerous prestigious buildings such as parliament house, high court and other government buildings has sparked more awareness among the engineering fraternity on the importance of good and systematic building maintenance.

Few things have sparked more public outrage than this device, called the "Liberator".

Your actions have sparked more than global unrest, they have sparked the imagination of artists, engineers, teachers, and activists.

The Berber protests have sparked more broad-based demonstrations against high unemployment, housing shortages, army corruption and a stagnant economy.

But bans and threats against opposition politicians have sparked more protests, fueled by pent-up outrage at the prolonged economic recession.

Elon Musk's dabble with the doobage in a September radio interview may have sparked more than just an outpouring of adulation from his acolytes (and a fairly interesting conversation around artificial intelligence, social media, invention and space).