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Close relationships may spark an entirely different way of thinking and acting, something known as a 'shared mind'.

One of the wonderful things about dance is its mysterious power; a gesture or a dance step may spark an unexpected response, and often it's hard to grasp why that has occurred.

Ms Brammer said a number of factors may spark "an uneasy feeling" that a marriage is not legitimate.

The Indian rupee, the Brazilian real and Indonesia's rupiah have all depreciated sharply against the dollar since May amid fears that an end to the US central bank's key stimulus programme may spark an investor exodus from emerging markets.

You just never know which contact may spark an exciting new opportunity or an idea that you haven't considered.

Some of these you may have seen a million times, while others may spark an entirely new perception of the legend's life.

Opened in May, Lisbon's Museu do Oriente (Museum of the Orient) may spark a whole new enthrallment.

By Evan Osnos Tang Jie (center) believes that American attempts to contain China may spark "a new Cold War".

The canny and (some say) underhanded manner in which they acquired the piece may spark a lawsuit.

However, the addition of ex-England and Nottingham Forest legend Stuart Pearce may spark a turnaround to their season.

Reports of his intentions to set up an internet bank early in the new year may spark a wave of further competition on the internet.