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But they were also wrong to hide some pictures of American abuses at Abu Ghraib which have now emerged on Australian television, sparking off fresh problems in the Muslim world.The most unnerving thing about Mr Rumsfeld's remarks is that he still seems to think that winning hearts and minds is just a question of better presentation.
A bunch of anarchist jokers sparking off a world war?
The election results themselves could also spark off real problems.
Interest from web-search companies sparked off a line of research on these problems trying to beat the factor of 1-1/e in stochastic input models.
There is some doubt about what caused the problem but scientists are working on the theory that warmer water sparked off a surge in the bacteria.
He rejected the agreement of 1987 with Jordan, thereby disastrously sparking off the first Palestinian intifada.
In this process they often create more free radicals, sparking off a chain of destruction.
This would have significant impact on their close friends and relatives by sparking off the cascade effect.
Slats of sunlight strike sparks off the water.
One person's passion immediately sparked off the others.
