Words trouble, question, ignite.
The announcement ignited much media attention, ethical debate, doubt, criticism, and claims of a hoax.
The Ashley Madison data breach was not hacktivism per se, but one such hack-tacular incident that ignited a media frenzy and no doubt plenty of maternal agita.
Treasury Secretary-designate Paul H. O'Neill today struck a cautious note on tax cuts that departed from the position taken by President-elect George W. Bush, calling on Congress to reduce tax rates but expressing doubts that broad cuts would ignite the slowing economy.
Treasury Secretary-designate Paul H. O'Neill struck a cautious note on tax cuts that departed from the position taken by President-elect George W. Bush, calling on Congress to reduce tax rates but expressing doubts that broad cuts would ignite the slowing economy.
"The opportunities I've had in the Scarlets shirt for the past three seasons have re-ignited my enjoyment and spirit for rugby and have no doubt enhanced and promoted my international career".
To be built by the United States, Japan, Russia, and Europe, the 16-meter device would ignite a self-sustaining thermonuclear fire, although some scientists have raised doubts about whether ITER would work as advertised.
Still, given that his backup, Ray Lucas, has failed to ignite the offense in his limited relief work this season, there is little doubt that Testaverde gives the Jets their best chance to clinch a playoff berth now.
Minaj's acting chops displayed on a 2011 SNL appearance showed promise, but I seriously doubt she's capable of faking the discomfort and cringe-worthy moments the two ignite together.
Fire is also a major concern — and one reason, no doubt, that codes have limited the height of wooden structures — but solid CLT panels do not ignite as easily as small two-by-fours.
