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The Labour leader's outift came in stark contrast to his usual no tie, top button undone sartorial standard that has sparked such fierce debate.

Indeed what makes Martin's case noteworthy is not that it happened but that it has sparked such widespread indignation beyond his immediate community.

The song is a smash and has sparked such a run on the shoes that The Wall Street Journal says some Foot Locker employees have been accused of "scalping" pairs at $200 a pop.

If you haven't seen it already, it's worth the three minutes of your life to watch Dove's new ad, if only because it has sparked such a wide range of reactions.

McCourt told Jeremy hunt, the health secretary, that he now had a month to stop the imposition of the new contract that has sparked such anger among trainee medics in England over the last year.

Obama stood by his criticism, telling ABC News's Terry Moran he was "surprised" his statement had sparked such controversy.

The reason his comments have sparked such a fury online is that Han has rejected the projections that others had on him.

We wondered where the city had gone so wrong that one of its chief pleasures—"ice cream on every corner"—had sparked such mayhem.

By design, those proposals will do little more than maintain rigidly in place the very bulk surveillance systems that have sparked such controversy and anger.

"As a rider in the Tour, this is perhaps the most promising time," Wiggins said, "because the events of the last year have sparked such warning signs in the sport that something had to be done about it, and those things are being done".