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This may ignite a sale process.

The group's $2.5 billion offer tops a deal with ON Semiconductor and may ignite a bidding war.

Companies may ignite a thousand EC2 servers for moments, or run several Web servers that distribute incoming requests among them to provide fast responses.

But he may ignite a noisy confirmation fight with Senate Democrats that could reopen questions about the performance of the C.I.A. on Mr. Bush's watch.

Compatible personalities may ignite a piece of chamber music -- just as clashing ones may strangle it -- and provide an unforgettable experience for audience and players.

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.

A damaged spark plug wire or plug may ignite any gas spilled.

Before accretion of material pushes a white dwarf close to the Chandrasekhar limit, accreted hydrogen-rich material on the surface may ignite in a less destructive type of thermonuclear explosion powered by hydrogen fusion.

At Golden West, director Martie Ramm — who also choreographs, gloriously — has concocted a terrific production that's guaranteed to set playgoers' toes tapping, and even may ignite their brains a bit.

Consider these items as well: Green wood does work if you can give it some extra time to dry out naturally, as the sap may ignite if placed over a fire to dry.

But the 15,000 or so military personnel who will get a first look at Fox's revisionist tale of a warrior president may ignite the sort of international buzz that helps a movie open these days.