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Though we certainly weren't trying to inflame or shock , we set of a wave of anger.

The master of prose is not cold, but he will not let any word or image inflame him with a heat irrelevant to his purpose.

Mr. Obama may fear an investigation could inflame the kind of partisan divisions he has said he wants to avoid.

The master of prose is not cold, but will not let any word or image inflame him with a heat irrelevant to his purpose.

It has no need as yet to respond to South Korea's call to bring back US nuclear weapons, though this would inflame Pyongyang and Beijing. .

Such moves could challenge interests of the U. S. and Saudi Arabia and inflame sectarian tensions across the Middle East, they say.

Other experts said the findings were also almost certain to inflame a continuing debate over the widening use of antipsychotic drugs.

Like mathematics, it can either inflame passion or turn people off; but either way, you know you need to understand it.

But the repression was just harsh enough to inflame protesters, not terrifying enough to scare them into staying home.

But in the cities the escalating heat and rumors of distant revolution had begun to inflame local tempers.

"As we argued to the judge, it will inflame public opinion and will severely impact the deputy's right to a fair trial, " Bremner said.

Gregorio Mendoza's detention after apparently urging his brother not to give in to police seemed to inflame Rolando Mendoza.

How Chinese leaders combat their economic maladies could inflame election-year trade tensions with the United States.

America considered the assault as an act of imperialism that would inflame the Arab world and benefit the Soviet Union.

While it has long been standard Republican practice to attack NPR, two recent incidents have inflame d opinion on the right.

The Tokyo government has refused to release the video publicly amid fears that it would inflame the row.

Giving the Germans the top monetary job would probably inflame north-south divisions in Europe.

Jobs' departure from Apple only seemed to inflame his desire to remold the world of personal computing.

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So far as finance is concerned Mr Obama has worked to moderate anti-business sentiment, not inflame it.

The slump in exports will increase concerns that Beijing will adopt new policies to protect exporters that might inflame trade tensions.

But the prime minister countered that in his view an early poll could inflame an already volatile situation.

Extravasation of cystic contents may inflame nearby structures, resulting in enhancement.

The unstable region shows the potential of the economic downturn to inflame simmering tensions.

In north-east Asia, the two countries have territorial disputes that inflame nationalist passions on both sides.

Hateful or defamatory words can inflame hostilities, deepen divisions, and provoke violence.

For instance, there has been no one to cast an eye over speeches to root out words that might inflame business sensibilities.

Unless the power released is used to express His spirit with and for others, it will but inflame our lower natures.

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January's long-awaited referendum on the independence of southern Sudan will inflame tensions, but will not lead to full blown civil war.

Woe unto them that rise up early in the morning, that they may follow strong drink; that continue until night, till wine inflame them!

A cold is caused by a virus, most often the rhinovirus, which typically causes the lining of the nose and throat to inflame.

Even now he is reading my manuscript, preparing to inflame my ego, to set my ego against hers.

Controversy over whether it will inflame anti-Semitism guarantees huge audiences, and many people may be profoundly moved.

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The chances of further taxes will rise if bonuses continue to inflame tempers.

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Her question seemed to inflame him all the more.

Shimmering yellow and raging red, Hangang's flare stacks burn off waste gases and inflame the night sky.

Leave not off reading the Bible till you find your hearts warmed. Let it not only inform you but inflame you.

Microsof's new rush of lawsuits may inflame this controversy further still.

It is also important to avoid asthma triggers - stimuli that irritate and inflame the airways.

To irritate or inflame, as by chafing or sunburn .

If the heavier armory implies that the exchange rate will be left alone for now, China may cool passions at home but inflame them overseas.

There are a lot of unstable chemicals at work out here today, and so many more players with the power to inflame or calm U. S.

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For drifting leaves Time loses its colour Pour down thy divine fire Inflame the sober autumn Together with the sober trunk

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