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He later sparked more controversy when he claimed journalist Megyn Kelly had blood pouring out of her.

The fund's investments in BSL later sparked city and F.B.I. investigations, according to reports in Houston newspapers and KPRC-TV.

Protests erupted four months later, sparked by a dossier that included pictures the paper had never published.

Cameron later sparked controversy about Britain's imperial past by claiming it was responsible for many of the world's problems.

The Wolves manager later sparked widespread laughter with his suggestion that he has also had messages from further afield.

In one advert - which later sparked accusations of sexism - she was seen twirling round in a wooded winter scene wearing a bra and knickers.

The 25-year-old had suffered a spinal injury and died a week later, sparking waves of protests.

He dies of Ebola five days later, sparking concerns about the ease with which the virus might jump borders.

The Bucks took a 115-114 lead on Michael Redd's layup with 1 minute 2 seconds left, but Vlade Divac's open 15-foot jumper gave the Kings the lead for good 20 seconds later, sparking a game-ending 10-2 run.

Meanwhile Jobs was experimenting at his new company, NeXT Computer, with the far-out ideas that would later spark a renaissance at Apple.

A minor argument later sparks between Henry and Betty, when Henry agrees with Don's point.