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His comments ignited a wave of angry calls to radio talk shows in Kabul on Sunday.
The dispute over Jerusalem's holiest site ignited a wave of violence this time last year.
The bill has ignited a wave of homophobic sentiment in the country.
Nearly nine years after the Sept. 11 attacks ignited a wave of anxiety about Muslims, many in the country's biggest and arguably most cosmopolitan city still have an uneasy relationship with Islam.
John Travolta, whose mangling of the name of the singer Idina Menzel ignited a wave of social media mockery last year, joined her on stage to co-present an award and seek redemption.
She told the world of this foreshadowing during Brown's funeral two months ago, as anger turned to tears, and this small community ignited a wave of protests and activism that would continue for more than 100 days – and will begin anew, starting right now.
The surprise move may ignite a wave of consolidation among struggling telecoms firms.See article: Contrarian investorsBank of China hopes to raise $3.2 billion from an initial public offering of shares in its Hong Kong subsidiary.
Igniting a wave of angry debate, economists and tax officials have taken to the airwaves and television screens to discuss the merits of measures that many say will only encourage tax evasion.
And as the Iranian protests recently proved, in an age of cellphone cameras and the Internet, one demonstration in one monotown could ignite a wave of nationwide protests that Russia's news media could not cover up, its riot police could not properly contain and its government may not be able to survive.
This would ignite a wave of innovation that can revamp economies and produce high-paying jobs and capital growth with a phenomenal return.
Bank of America completed 555 California Street in 1969 and the Transamerica Pyramid was completed in 1972, igniting a wave of "Manhattanization" that lasted until the late 1980s, a period of extensive high-rise development downtown.
