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But the president described it as a "conspiracy" that would spark a civil war.

The regime is shying away from brute censorship: that would spark an international outcry.

'I never thought a small act of kindness like that would spark such a huge chain reaction'.

Before then, China's leaders could face a political crisis at home that would spark a Tibetan rebellion.

These books are all precisely the kind that would spark word-of-mouth, if given the opportunity.

When they finally stopped talking, King and Ainge had constructed a landscape-altering deal that would spark championship visions in Brooklyn and end an era in Boston.

If approved, it could theoretically force the Palestinian Authority (PA) to pay thousands of dollars in compensation to Jewish businesses affected by the Fayyad-led boycott campaign, a scenario that would likely spark furious reaction from Palestinians.

Meanwhile Jobs was experimenting at his new company, NeXT Computer, with the far-out ideas that would later spark a renaissance at Apple.

In calling on the Federal Communications Commission to regulate I.S.P.s as public utilities, he surely knew that he would spark outrage among conservatives, as well as Congressional hearings, and, quite likely, a lengthy legal battle that will end up before the Supreme Court.

An official description said that it would "spark another medical revolution," similar to the mass production of penicillin in the Second World War, and declared that it might create new drugs and vaccines "within days".

President Jonathan imposed the new tariffs despite worries that they would spark mass protests.