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But make-your-own magazines are not, for now, a new business line for Time Inc. "It could be the spark that could ignite something bigger, but that's something we're going to have to evaluate down the road," Ms. George said.

As someone who battled eating disorders, hearing something like that could ignite a relapse.

"[Reactions] that could ignite a blind, violent social explosion".

* Avoid overcooking food, especially dry items like bread, that could ignite.

Make no mistake: the political landscape is an arid tinderbox that could ignite at any moment.

As the turmoil deepened, Yemen appeared to be descending into a civil war that could ignite a wider regional struggle.

That could ignite a rally in Hungary's bonds and its currency, aiding the bondholders.

That could ignite tensions across an explosive Shia-Sunni (Iran-Arab) fault line.

"Mark Duggan's death was the spark that ignited something that a lot of people are feeling, that is bubbling under.

"That stuff could ignite pretty fast".

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