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The cause of the fire, at 1150 Putnam Avenue in Bushwick, was not immediately known, but Deputy Chief Stephen Moro said that it was being treated as suspicious because it began in the stairwell, not a location where something like a stove or an electrical device would be likely to spark a flame by accident.

Still, Echo isn't likely to spark a flood of ?gr?from stodgy megaresorts.

If last year was any indication, the signs are likely to spark a theological war of words.

Only one major tobacco manufacturer, Philip Morris, supports F.D.A. regulation, and the issue is likely to spark a contentious battle.

The move is likely to spark a furious row with Conservative traditionalists who hoped a Tory government would do more to honour troops.

But his death, apparently at the hands of a white animal-rights activist (see article), does not seem likely to spark a wave of further violence.

The decision to honour Ilham Tohti is likely to spark an angry response from Beijing.

The Merseyside club's emergence in negotiations, however, is likely to spark an unwelcome bidding war and force Guus Hiddink's men to accelerate their interest in a forward who has scored 67 goals in 146 league games.

Already the subject of much praise in these pages and elsewhere, the album seems likely to spark an even more dynamic interplay in person, during this album-release engagement.

Despite government assurances, the move is still likely to spark an angry response from green businesses and activists who were reassured at the time the initial privatisation was announced that the bank's green governing principles would retain legislative protection.

Splashy headlines about gladiator-style fighting between inmates aren't likely to spark an overhaul of San Francisco County jails, either.