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Benoit says a recent rerun of that Studio 360 episode sparked about as many sales as the original broadcast.

As the details of the wedding have come rolling in, they've sparked about equal levels of outrage and awe.

Last week, renewed worries about Spain's ability to keep borrowing sent stocks in Europe tumbling and sparked about a 1 percent decline Friday on Wall Street, though the major United States indexes were up slightly for the week.

To put the best possible face on it, the new Romney plan represents his opening gambit in the renewed debate, which the Simpson-Bowles commission sparked, about how to simplify the tax system — flattening marginal rates while raising the same amount of revenue, or even more.

Tom Friedman: As you've probably noticed I have been in the China for the past 10 days and I thought I might use this entry to talk a little bit about the trip and some unexpected thoughts that it sparked about what it means to be a liberal today.

About 25 homes south of state Route 94 and east of state Route 188, near where the fire initially sparked about 11 30 a.m., were also evacuated.

"He looks like he's got a bit more spark about him.

Back in February, Rachel Cusk's literary moanfest about her separation sparked debate about the same thing.

Hodgson's release has sparked debate about the use of the death penalty, particularly about its fallibility.

Carolin hoped Magic Mike XXL sparked discussion about body image.

Still, the investigation has also sparked debate about the federation's own oversight and structure.