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The difference, Daly said, has sparked "a healthy concern" about why there is a difference between the two.

Nine reported cases of avian flu in eastern China have galvanised the country's health officials and sparked a frenzy of concern on social media networks.

That sparked a lot of concern that Apple's core engine may have — actually, most likely — has hit a saturation point.

Locals said the move had sparked "a lot of concern and stress", that the fence would "change the character of the land forever" and significantly restrict their use of the field.

QUESTION FROM KATIE: If this research applies to all socioeconomic classes (as you stated in the article), and your interest was sparked by a concern for high school dropouts, why open the piece with [and limit its scope to] a description of the "Composure Class?" DAVID BROOKS: Good question.

It is a pity; this advanced study did not attract the scholars' eyes, not until the publication of the English translation in 1960 which made "rites of passage" a rebirth, sparking a widespread concern in academia.

Reports this week – strenuously denied – suggested the bank had approached the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, for help and sparked a fresh round of concern about its financial strength.

That figure had raised eyebrows across Silicon Valley and Wall Street, and sparked a new round of concern that we are headed for a repeat of the dotcom bubble that suckered millions of investors just over a decade ago.

Plans by Britain's only caviar farmer to expand his operations to a tiny rural community in East Sussex have sparked a backlash from locals concerned over its environmental impact.

Click's actions sparked a national outcry, raising concerns about press freedom on the campus.

Leaked drafts of the text have sparked a host of liberal concerns.