And Rwanda's Untold Story possesses undoubted potential to re-ignite problems for Rwanda's image abroad, particularly in light of its burgeoning tourist industry.
Interviews with dozens of officials show that the myriad problems ignited an often fierce behind-the-scenes struggle that set the Pentagon and its allies in the White House against adversaries at the National Security Council, the State Department and Justice Department.
Successive Turkish governments have always pointed the finger at "foreign forces" for igniting the Kurdish problem in Turkey.
Concerned that the terrorist attack could ignite economic and financial problems in the United States and around the world, the government scrambled today to reassure markets and keep a global slowdown from becoming something worse.
Danica Roem (D-Prince William), who opposes tolling, said she has received many complaints since the toll system launched Dec. 4. Implementing reverse-commute tolling would ignite more outrage and problems, she said.
Radical tax cuts from the right and measured austerity from the center represent a dreary choice for discontented voters and offer little hope for solving the problems that ignite their anger.
Will these steps solve the problem and ignite a storm of hiring?
Still, Vaughn's serious knee trouble and Piazza's chronic defensive problems have ignited questions about Piazza's agreeing to shift to first base.
In August, a Bollywood film on affirmative action was banned in three states from opening on schedule, not by the Censor Board but by politicians who said the film's content would ignite a civil order problem.
Sixteen years later, it underscores the tricky task facing lawmakers and President Obama as they try to address the health system's substantial problems without igniting fears that people could lose what they like.
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