The runaway success of Life On Mars has re-ignited our fascination with the murky, unfunny 70s, a fascination which has been a media staple since the 1990s, and probably well before that.
They "didn't express their politics very vividly", but looking for sparks that ignited his fascination with politics we find one when his parents took opposing sides in the 1992 election.
It's a road that's bound to include irresistible pop tracks along with plenty of humor, antics and drama behind-the-scenes, which I believe will further ignite fascination and even obsession with these guys".
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More than four centuries ago, Portuguese explorers pioneered the sea passage to the Orient around the Cape of Good Hope and helped ignite Europe's fascination with all things Asian.
David Gedye, then an engineer at Starwave Corp. and a former student of Anderson's, mused about what project might ignite a national fascination with astronomy as Apollo 11 had done 25 years before.
When he returned to space in 1998, his voyage did nearly as much to revive interest in America's space program as his first pioneering voyage had to ignite the country's fascination with space exploration.
His fascination with the unconscious ignites his fear of its fickleness, its ruthless and random devastations: few poets have made so much of spooking themselves, which must be a method of keeping those demons at bay.
My fascination with music was ignited by listening to great music while I paint: Miles Davis, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Harry Partch, Charles Ives, Ben Johnston and John Zorn to name a few of the most notable.
He stole a pocketknife from a friend, and he has a fascination with fire and once ignited the kitchen.
My fascination with my family history was ignited by my Barbadian uncle, Trevor Ashby, a brown-skinned man with a perfectly topiaried afro, who was an executive with Coca-Cola on the island of Barbados.
