Many Chinese have outgrown the authoritarian institutions that ignited the boom in the first place.
When the plastic broke, it activated a series of reactions that ignited the propellant.
The bronze Confederate generals that ignited the rally still sit on horseback in public parks.
She saved three break points before advancing to the net and clattering a forehand winner that ignited the stadium.
And Thai companies have paid off much of the foreign currency debts that ignited the crisis in the first place.
A few nights earlier, some acrobats had a cooking fire that ignited the brush, forcing the appearance of local firefighters.
In their jubilant locker room, Giants players credited their teammate Hunter Pence with giving a rousing speech before Game 3 that ignited the club.
So Mr. Holter's impassioned evocation of the sparks that ignited the gay rights movement, and Eric Hoff's vigorous production, are strongest when stylized interpretation eclipses conventional realism.
When the Taliban tried to counterattack, the locals successfully resisted.The sparks that ignited the revolt were a Taliban ban on boys' schools, and restrictions closing some bazaars.
Pebble, the company that ignited the smartwatch market with its $10.3m £6.7mm) crowdfunding campaign in 2012, has returned to Kickstarter with a new device called Pebble Time.
The land dispute that ignited the protests remains unresolved, but Mr. Lin said province-level officials had promised an investigation into the sales.
