They are frustrated by the wrangling over the U.S. tax credit, which will undoubtedly flare up again by next autumn because the tax credit is due to expire at the end of this year.
At some point on Walport's watch, a crisis (probably several) will flare up which places scientific credibility on the line.
In an email on June 14 , 2009 a time when new revelations about the CIA's torture program were surfacing, Blumenthal briefed Clinton about an article New Yorker reporter Jane Mayer wrote about the program, saying her story contained "many moving and uncontrolled parts… which has become chronic and will flare up again and again.
In a letter he emailed her on June 14 , 2009 a time when new revelations about the CIA's torture program were surfacing, Blumenthal briefed Clinton about an article New Yorker reporter Jane Mayer wrote about the program, saying her story contained "many moving and uncontrolled parts… which has become chronic and will flare up again and again.
In a letter he emailed her on June 14 , 2009 a time when new revelations about the CIA's torture program were surfacing, Blumenthal briefed Clinton about an article that New Yorker reporter Jane Mayer had written about the torture program, saying that her story contained "many moving and uncontrolled parts… which has become chronic and will flare up again and again".
The local debate over what to do with the city's Confederate monuments, which was fractious but never violent, will flare again at the end of the month, with another public hearing on the issue.
Stand back and carefully add a couple of shots of rum which will most likely flare up (use a ladle if you have one, otherwise pour it from a saucepan).
My blue eyes will grow big and wide (which will be terrifying, because they are quite big and buggy on a normal day), my nostrils will flare, my face will grow red and my arms will flail.
"Hopefully nothing will flare up.
