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The sketchbook, too, is filled with ideas that sparked a number of finished works.
Whale, who had been with TalkSport since it launched as Talk Radio in 1995, sparked a number of complaints from listeners after his endorsement of Johnson in his March 20 show.
The incident sparked a number of revenge attacks around the country, which was just starting to recover from a spate of violence in reaction to copies of the Koran being burned in an incinerator at an American compound.
The growing herds in urban and suburban areas have sparked a number of programmes to control the animals, not without controversy among humans.In Town and Country, a suburb of St Louis, Missouri, the problem has reached a dire stage.
Developments in genomics and post-genomics have sparked a number of philosophical questions about molecular biology.
This week, Bloomberg sparked a number of headlines with reports that iPad mini demand was failing based on supplier Pegatron's earnings numbers as revealed at an investor conference.
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Andrew Montlake, the director of Coreco mortgage brokers, said other lenders could follow: "This is a big change from Barclays and could well spark a number of similar reviews from lenders who want to be seen to be taking into account the effect of forthcoming tax changes".
Doctor Who's latest adventure sparked off a number of complaints after parallels were drawn between an on-screen explosion and the recent Egyptian plane crash.
The idea for the service was sparked by a number of interviews with mobile game developers, conducted by W3i over recent weeks.
The fears were sparked by a number of financial warnings contained in the prospectus for the club's 2010 bond issue, including what even Nayani accepts was a "mind-boggling" £38.6m loss from an interest rate swap and the potential sale of the club's training ground, which would serve as a "call to arms".
