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"It takes a small trigger to spark a deep level hostility," she said.

Although forceful responses by policymakers around the world avoided an utter collapse of the global financial system in the fall of 2008, the crisis was nevertheless sufficiently intense to spark a deep global recession from which we are only now beginning to recover.

If there is any work that might transform popular knowledge about Hamilton's life and career as well as relate key facts about early US history and spark a deeper discussion about our present-day conflicts and future solutions Lin-Manuel Miranda'solutions Lin-Manuelal HaMiranda An American Musical, now playing at the Richard Rodgers Theatre on Broadway, is a prime candidate.

"We would risk sparking a deep economic crisis — this one caused almost entirely by Washington," he said.

However, Maqdisi and Abu Qatada's criticisms of Isis have sparked a deep crisis of confidence within the organisation.

(Ages 15+) Once – A New Musical/Phoenix Theatre When an Irish busker and a Czech girl meet through a shared passion for music, their songwriting sparks a deep connection and a tender romance.

Twenty years after a desperate banking crisis sparked a deep recession, this most northerly member of the eurozone was hailed on Wednesday as an example to follow by Mario Monti, Italy's prime minister.

Over the next two days the system gradually organized and sparked a deep convection off Nicaragua's southeast coast.

At one point, Ashley began reading aloud from Rick Warren's The Purpose Driven Life, which sparked a deep discussion between kidnapper and hostage about their purpose on Earth.

Knowing that women play a crucial part in the overall health of our communities, it was the Dalai Lama's quote "The world will be saved by the Western woman" in 2010 that really sparked a deep passion and began to drive Sarah's work.

But the crisis triggered in the 17 members that use the euro has also sparked a deeper identity crisis within the wider E.U.