Likewise, familiarity with the scenario and the availability of kerosene meant that in two cases a husband told his wife to set herself on fire and, when she refused, lit the match himself (a drunken suitor did a similar thing and accidentally set himself alight).
Notably, Le May Doan's arm refused to light; this was later rectified during the closing ceremony when she got a second chance to light her part of the torch and succeeded.
A walkout occurred when Cameron clashed with the original director of photography, Dick Bush, who refused to light a scene the way Cameron wanted.
In the historic pregnancy discrimination case, Young v. UPS, the Supreme Court gave former United Parcel Service driver Peggy Young another chance to prove in a lower court that she was discriminated against when her employer refused her light duty as an accommodation for her pregnancy, and instead forced to leave the company.
They could refuse to light up for no apparent reason, because of some infinitesimal rupture in the filament.
Some folks even took to the streets to protest against the owners of the Empire State Building for refusing to light the top of the iconic skyscraper in honor of Mother Teresa's 100th birthday.
If the entire string refuses to light, slide or remove the plastic protective tab on the plug end to gain access and check for a blown fuse.
But she refused to shed light on when Cyprus, the fifth eurozone member to request international rescue funds, would get the assistance.
The interior seems a bit cheesy for a $50,000 car: in my otherwise delightful week of driving the Boxster S, two pieces of interior plastic trim self-destructed and one idiot light refused to go off.
In Boston, police commissioner Paul Evans pushed it through in September 2002 after officers fatally shot Eveline Barros Cepeda, 25, who was travelling in the back of a car police said had driven through a red light, refused to stop, and hit an officer.
