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The arrest sparked a rash of protests in both America and Europe.

Yet for much of last week, Ms Harman was engaged with more prosaic matters such as resolving the fallout from her decision to re-appoint Trevor Phillips as the £120,000 head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission – a move which sparked a rash of damaging resignations from the watchdog.

He immediately sparked a rash of imitators — yet another crazy sideshow during what, by most any measure, is a bonkers 2016 election cycle.

With no movie was that more evident than "The Dark Knight Rises," which sparked a rash of online plot-hole debunking rather than online celebration.

"Zombie foreclosures" -- when a bank evicts a borrower but then opts not to actually take ownership of the house, creating huge billing problems for homeowners and local taxes -- have sparked a rash of blighted properties across the nation.

This, in turn, sparks a rash of suicide attacks and the sabotage of pipelines and oil wells.

Some critics feared that even having a conversation about suicide would, in turn, spark a rash of self-harm in the very youths the project was attempting to reach.

Fischer's thesis sparked bitter debate and a rash of new interpretations of World War I. Leftist historians made connections between Fischer's evidence and that cited 30 years before by Eckhart Kehr, who had traced the social origins of the naval program to the cleavages in German society and the stalemate in the Reichstag.

This momentum sparked a surge of investments.

But he also says he understands how a rash of police shootings of unarmed black men in several communities has sparked public outrage.

A rash of bankruptcies is likely.