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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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Employees who break the rules there are fired.
Thus instead of a story and plot there are fired guns, dusty boots, grizzled beards, clanking spurs and galloping, whinnying, falling horses.
There's a lot of risk, of course, but the company has so much potential, especially given that people who work there are fired up again.
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There was firing right behind me.
The United Nations spokesman, Mr. Touré, said: "There is firing.
There is smoke and there is fire – but there is no fear.
"There are fires everywhere.
There are fire exits.
And unfortunately, there are fires".
"And there are fire fountains".
Where there are forests, there are fires.
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