The news prompted taliban from around the province to descend upon Arghandab, sparking one of the most intense battles of the entire Soviet occupation.
The layoffs come after tense dealings between teachers' unions and officials, with CPS' decision to rescind an agreed-upon salary raise sparking protests.
Yet, while the city of Boston, and no doubt, the entire nation, may have been brought to its knees, the terror inflicted upon it sparked a spirit of defiance and compassion.
I wish this for them because if in reality their kids fell short of the perfect pictures their moms painted of them, if they displayed a healthy dose of teenage angst, or acted upon instincts sparked by their immature teenage brains, then these women were merely putting on a show for each other and their friendship is built upon sand.
Sure it wouldn't be on the same scale as the international final that was once upon a time capable of sparking riots in Nigeria.
Ca spark frequency, but not the fraction of sparking cells rose dose-dependently upon irradiation and therefore in parallel with increased oxidative stress, which points to an aggravated leakiness of the RyR2 at high doses of irradiation.
Then, just recently, some female workers took it upon themselves to raise the issue with the sporting goods company's CEO, sparking a cultural upheaval.
These bursts of Zn2+ were dubbed sparks, by analogy to Ca2+ sparks produced upon release of Ca2+ from the ER.
Events here may influence Shia east Baghdad, where the Marines still hope to spark a revolt upon their arrival.
They may spark an idea or, upon later examination, offer something of value.
