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It is likely to spark fresh internal tensions in some Gulf states where Shiite minorities will raise the level of their demands and protests.

The 4% interest rate will be on offer in branches and online from Halifax from Tuesday, and is so far above the standard rates available on deposits that it is likely to spark a rush for the government scheme.

Ryan Lombardi, assistant dean of students and chairman of the summer reading selection committee, says that the novel, written by Jodi Picoult, was chosen because it is likely to spark discussions among students about medical ethics, parental decision-making, and issues of privacy and family responsibility.

It's likely to spark a new round of drilling licences similar to the gas exploratory licences already issued a few years ago in south east and north east Wales.

It's likely to spark rethinking about how government agencies handle evacuations and warnings about the coming threat.

And the French intervention is likely to spark retaliatory attacks like the seizure of dozens of foreign hostages in Algeria on Wednesday.

But talking to a hedge fund is likely to spark anger in the Labour party as it tries to toughen regulation and impose heavier taxes on the financial sector.

The U.S. military said Friday that it has begun withdrawing from Syria, initiating a drawdown that has blindsided allies and is likely to spark a scramble for control of the areas that American troops will leave.

The bill is likely to spark a broader debate about its status as a U.S. territory.

However, the move is likely to spark concern about the loss of revenue and the precedent it sets for the corporatisation of London's heritage transport network.

Morsi's trial is likely to spark renewed unrest.