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Promising scientific developments to prevent AIDS, not just treat its victims, have sparked hope among health officials, researchers and advocacy groups struggling to control the epidemic.

Saturday's win also unmasked the true extent of the club's strategy failures in recent times as much as it sparked hope of a better tomorrow.

After Derek Jeter sparked hope of a comeback with a run-scoring single in the third, Damon put a two-run homer into the upper deck for an 8-1 lead in the fourth.

The Italian government's recent enthusiasm for a Fiat deal with a foreign automaker has sparked hope that government money might be used to help unionized workers retire, allowing Fiat to slim down its factory work forces, said an American executive who insisted on anonymity.

Media reports of five firefighters rescued from a buried SUV briefly sparked hope but in the end turned out to be false.

The result sparked hope that Norwich could mount a late bid for survival in the Premier League, but they fell short on the final day of the season.

Stalin's death on March 5 , 1953 sparked hopes for a thaw in the eastern bloc and in the Cold War.

Trickett sparked hopes of a rally by completing his first three passes, before finishing 7 of 15 for 134 yards and one interception.

The release of the musician's 2013 album The Next Day had sparked hopes among fans that would take to the stage for the first time since 2004.

The melting ice also sparked hopes (or, for environmentalists, fears) that cargo ships could sail round Russia's northern coast for about two months in summer.

A month ago, the ONS had sparked hopes of economic growth by reporting that industrial production had surprisingly risen by 0.2% in April.