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If mismanaged, full-blown Afghan peace talks might ignite a civil war along ethnic lines.

The fund faces the prospect of a major European country being shut out of the global debt markets, an event that might ignite a second global recession.

WHEN CBS first broadcast "Death of a Salesman" in 1966, critics hoped its substantial ratings might ignite a new golden age of television.

The Europeans rightly worry that abrupt abandonment of the treaty by the United States might ignite a dangerous new arms race.

Mr Moreno-Ocampo dismissed concerns that his indictment against al-Bashir might ignite a storm of vengeance against Darfur refugees and spur Sudan to shut out relief agencies and possibly peacekeeping troops.

With anger on the rise – some 48percentnt of Greeks told pollsters that they were "enraged" by the government's decision to call the talks – there is concern that the intervention of the IMF might ignite a "social explosion".

In a heavily tribal culture, residents avoid confrontations that might ignite an endless cycle of revenge killings, which is one reason the wary truce largely holds, experts said.

Since the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States, China has intensified the surveillance and control of Uighurs out of fears that its support for a war in Central Asia might ignite an uprising among the chronically restive population.

"I really wanted to create a work that didn't push the viewer away," says Simmons. "My hope for those titles is that they might ignite an interest in the viewer to go and see some of those films and get to know some of those actors and actresses".

Tumors with "hard" defects in the APM are likely targets, but also therapy for tumors with "soft" defects might benefit from TEIPP-specific CTL, as these tumors might ignite an initial supply of IFN-γ leading to the restoration of "soft" defects.

The new fact sheet, "updated 3/16/11," says, "There has been some speculation that, if the used fuel pool were completely drained, the zirconium cladding might ignite and a 'zirconium fire' might occur".