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Fires, nearly 1,000 of which were sparked since Sunday by lightning, are burning in 11 Western states.

The recent tribulations in the stock market, which were sparked by the Russian default, would not have surprised him in the least.

They also seized what little chances they had and it was hardly surprising the Reds' tries – both of which were sparked by Genia – came from broken play.

To know: At least three protesters have died in Egypt's "Day of Anger" protests, which were sparked by unrest in Tunisia and are continuing into a second day.

"It is curious," he said long after the club had folded, "to find in unlikely places, high and low, east and west, among law-makers and law-breakers, minds which were sparked by the Left Book Club".

[ image: /photos/590954ea019dfc3494e9ea73] To know: At least three protesters have died in Egypt's "Day of Anger" protests, which were sparked by unrest in Tunisia and are continuing into a second day.

The impacts of the Arenas-Crittenton conflict, which was sparked by a gambling debt, are still reverberating.

These fears were fuelled by Ireland's bail-out late last year, which was sparked by the rising cost of recapitalising a bust banking system.

Their moment makes the denouement, which is sparked by a run-in Freddy has with the proud, volatile and broke customer Oso (Oscar Bertea), all the more horrifying.

About 500 firefighters, including some from four other states and the National Guard, have dug nearly 100 miles of trenches around this swamp fire, which was sparked by lightning.

The Bougainville civil war, which was sparked by conflicts over the mine, lasted 10 years and cost the lives of up to 15,000 people.