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Advocates have questioned whether the tunnels would spark a phenomenon known as "induced demand," which says that freeing up more space for cars encourages people to drive more.
The boom in lettings has also sparked a new phenomenon now sweeping the property market, known as "rent-to-rent" or "multiletting".
Their ensuing S&M relationship sparked a literary phenomenon when the first book was published three years ago but, at a Studio Universal screening in Las Vegas yesterday, reporters were left feeling disappointingly cool under the collar.
The Grumpy Cat meme exploded in September 2012 after a post on Reddit sparked an Internet phenomenon.
Eventually, though, his eureka moment in an alpine meadow would spark a remarkable phenomenon.
A graduate of MIT System Design & Management, a master's program offered jointly by the MIT Sloan School of Management and MIT's School of Engineering, Almossawi sparked a word-of-mouth phenomenon with his first illustrated book, Bad Arguments.
The head-scratching phenomenon sparked a lively debate on what's behind the strange slope processes on Mars during last week's 43rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference in The Woodlands, Texas.
At first, "The Killing" offered that kind of viral potential, sparking a mini-phenomenon of live-tweeting and parlor-game guessing.
Hell, the cougar phenomenon has even sparked a sitcom, a reality show and a big screen comedy.
And selfies sparked a 'global phenomenon', which is a term journalists use to describe a subgroup of people doing something on the internet.
