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Where there's smoke, there's fire.
When there is an indication or sign of something bad, usually the indication is correct.
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At both places there are fire alarm telegraph instruments which keep him informed.
There are fire exits.
"And there are fire fountains".
There are fire codes, building inspections and other regulations that govern school construction and safety.
Signs of the bustling city remain: There are fire hydrants and juice vending machines.
There should be concrete plans at every place of work, just like there are fire drills.
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Employees who break the rules there are fired.
There is smoke and there is fire – but there is no fear.
"There are fires everywhere.
And unfortunately, there are fires".
Where there are forests, there are fires.
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