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One of two or more successive propulsion units of a rocket vehicle that fires after the preceding one has been jettisoned.

"Fire truck! " yelled five-year-old Billy. His mom had told him his dad was a fireman. When he got older he set fires, hoping to meet Dad.

Collapsing buildings claim by far the majority of lives, but the destruction is often compounded by mud slides, fires, floods, or tsunamis.

Fires in informal settlements are almost a daily occurrence. Unfortunately most of the fatalities are infants less than a year old.

Officials admit that they haven not been able to get the fires under control, but that there is no danger to the general public.

The tang of wood fires stings the nostrils of men and women as they duck through low doorways into the cheery, bright world of a home.

She had circled through a ploughed field for a mile until the light of the fires died out behind her.

Watts thinks trends are more like forest fires: There are thousands a year, but only a few become roaring monsters.

The big controversy then was that the government had spent $675m on summit "security" (yet they still couldn't seem to put out those fires).

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If I were an insurgent fighting against an American joint force, I would be delighted if all my opponent had to offer was long-range fires.

The only lights they saw came from the scattered fires around which groups of men were huddled.

Joel Kotkin, a demographer, points out that California has always had fires during dry years, at least since the time of the Spaniards.

Rush in to wipe out the oppressors; after you gun down the enemy Marines, destroy the armed Dominion Transport that fires on you.

I made a mental note to remind her of that the next time she fires me for not fulfilling my Tech Support duties.

"People and nations are forged in the fires of adversity, " he said, doubtless thinking of his own as well as the American experience.

Theres a primal urge, it seems, to go into a cave: to sniff it and test it and wonder what primal fires might once have illumined it.

Stephen fell asleep owing to the heat from the wood fires in the tobacco barn, and when he awoke the fire was almost out.

From heat waves to storms to floods to fires to massive glacial melts, the global climate seems to be crashing around us.

Clashes were continuing to flare into the early hours of Thursday morning, as fires continued to burn around Tahrir Square.

A two-stroke engine has no moving valves, and the spark plug fires each time the piston hits the top of its cycle.

Logically, the end point of such a dynamic process would seem to be the mother of all fires and few if any means of resistance.

Settlements in areas prone to storms, floods or forest fires might have to be fortified or moved.

One of those uncontrollable veld fires, said the police.

Christmas have to be a time of banked-up fires, the scent of flowers and wine, good talk, good memories.

High winds which had been fanning huge wild fires to the north of the Greek capital Athens for the past three days have died down.

Going to see a launch and feel the ground tremble below your feet while the sky fires up in Halloween orange and chimney red?

A large piece of clay from the next range hits a Trap shooter on the head just as he fires at his own target. He misses.

The boys have been lighting fires in the garden. So they're AT it again, are they?

The fires are still burning, but a consensus seems to be emerging somewhere in the middle.

The sun was red in the dark sky. There was no stopping the fires.

GROSVENOR: No one seems to mind Oscar and Pablo moving among the graves, putting out flower fires.

This was one of the most terrible fires in history. It lasted for five days.

The long lashes of her eyes fan the fires of his heart to flame.

No, it's not that. This day is the worst of my life. First, I fall asleep, and I 'm late to my office. My boss fires me.

Fire insurance became more popular after the fire in London in 1666. This was one of the most terrible fires in history.

Seltsovsky attributes this, in part, to the heat, fires and dangerous smog that were in the air of and on for the last eight weeks.

It also found that such fires produce as much carbon dioxide in a few weeks as California's motor vehicle traffic does in a year.

Carelessness is often the cause of fires.

Most hydrogen fires will have the flame characteristic of a torch or jet and will originate at the point where the hydrogen is discharging.

"We have to stop the bush fires turning into a Europe-wide forest fire, " declares Olli Rehn, the European Union's economics commissioner.

In the land of Mordor, in the fires of Mount Doom, the Dark Lord Sauron forged Nin secret a Master Ring to control all others.

You can think of this as if the client fires off a request message to a service and then goes on to some new work.

It leads the enemy to surround himself with noncombatants to be used as a political shield against our fires.

This rain on the roof of the house would have been a comforting boundary to the day, a prediction of reading and fires.

After a forty-five minute chat session, he fires the email off to his mother and returns to the book.

To its credit, the company said it has been investigating the fires as soon as it started receiving the reports.

Hiding from joint fires is a no-brainer if the opponent has no ability to force me out of hiding.

Each double-barrel fires one at a time, or two at a time, following a rotation pattern selected by the gunner.

Others point to an increase in fatal accidents and fires at PDVSA's refineries as proof that its workers are no longer up to snuff.

During the Medieval Warm Period extensive fires burned through parts of the Giant Forest at intervals of about 3 to 10 years, he said.

When there is no water pressure, fires cannot be put out in the traditional way, and rage unabated after earthquakes.

A rifle is usually classified on the basis of the type of action it employs and on the size or calibre of ammunition it fires.

With electricity erratic or even nonexistent, much of the city at night sinks intermittently into a darkness broken by cooking fires.

But it's an epic poem that fires the boy's imagination. Homer's The Iliad, an account of the Trojan wars is mythology with a message.

Some economists believe that the heat wave, fires and drought could cause up to $15 billion in damage.

The fires took hold on Saturday, after a week of temperatures of up to 45º Celsius marked the height of Australia's summer.

One of them commented that from the news broadcast, the fires are around the suburbs, burning down houses of middle-income families.

Fewer people living in the countryside means that fires set for agricultural clearing are more likely to run out of control.

They say it cuts the smoke and dangerous gases by up to eighty percent compared to open fires or simple traditional stoves.

The darkness lifted, and, flushed with faint fires, the sky hollowed itself into a perfect pearl.

Fires, dancing, games, and various shenanigans3 involving fertility were the general rule on this "longest day of the year. "

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It was one of many fires which devastated Victoria on Saturday, February 7, killing 181 people and razing over 1800 homes.

Somes extinguishers may be used for several types of fires, which mean it will have several different letters in its classification.

Now, as if to further stoke the fires, comes news that the country's high-speed ambitions extend beyond its borders.

The health of the giant sequoia forests seems to require those frequent, low-intensity fires, Swetnam said.

Whether a trigger fires before or after the triggering event is known as the activation time of the trigger.

But, like the smoke seeping from its subterranean peat fires, signs of discontent are filtering up from Russia's free-speaking blogosphere.

Serotinous cones would prove to be almost fatal for the population if forest fires ceased for any length of time.

They hunt bats with a net or long poles, and then roast the beasts over charcoal fires or mince them up into a traditional Thai dish.

WITH the fires still raging, scorching industry after industry, it might seem premature to ask what should rise from the ashes.

The bodies of ten people trapped in the fires that destroyed it had already been taken away and buried.

Local reports said the Indonesian quake brought down buildings and bridges, damaged houses and started fires.

Indian police said the fire may be due to the spread of forest fires caused by nearby.

The Portuguese Government says it believes at least a third of the fires have been deliberately lit.

Throw a stone into the water, and the myriad of tiny bubbles that are created flash out a brilliant glare like blue theatrical fires.

It is the close combat capability of the joint force that forces the enemy to mass and thus become vulnerable to long-range fires.

Strategic sites have not been spared from the advance of the fires, which have killed at least 40 people amid an unprecedented heatwave.

After dark the only light came from fires near the shoreline, though it was dimmed by a cloud of dust.

Temperate-forest fires burn hot and fast, and sometimes all the way up to the crown of a tree.

So the fires to make containers from volcanic clay must be hotter than those used for non-volcanic clay.

Bangkok firefighters have been working through the night to put off the fires.

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Buildings then were made of wood and brick. Many were old and fires often broke out in them.

Property developers have been accused of starting some of the fires to care clear the land for future construction.

Rather than slow down and stare at its target for a while, it instantly turns and fires.

Miss Bartlett tore the note up and threw the pasty away, but she thought of the warm bed, the fires and soft sofas at Tuscany.

She was able to light fires in the hearts of the people she met and mobilized them to do something for the revolution.

Then there's the local superhero, Radioactive Man, who fires beams of "nuclear heat" from his eyes.

On Tuesday Prime Minister Vladimir Putin took to the air in a water bombing jet to help douse fires in one region.

The download includes a portlet project which fires off the back-end call, and a servlet project which collects the data from the cache.

Property developers have been accused of starting some of the fires to clear the land for future construction.

hot , dry winds had whipped up the string of fires but up to three are being treated as arson.

Air tankers are often used to drop thousands of gallons of water and retardant onto fires.

We're trying to sneak in without letting them know anything is wrong, so no, no, NO fires!

They came down out of the trees, built fires, made tools, lived in communities, and began to communicate with each other.

At a specific time, all the bats would explode in a thousand fiery blazes, igniting fires across the city.

Very useful for lighting fires, wrapping fish, that sort of things.

As Visser is about to emerge, she fires through the door, and Visser falls.

In Portugal meanwhile fires continued to destroy vast swathes of the country's forests.

Officials calculate that around 24000 hectares have been charred by fires that have killed 6 people in just over a week.

Use the fire extinguisher to put out fires that have broken out throughout the base.

Red Adair was a leader in a specialized and extremely dangerous profession. Putting out oil well fires can be difficult.

The last time California's San Andreas Fault ruptured was in 1906, when the area of San Francisco was devastated by an earthquake and fires.

Mr. Yorke sits beside the fires with a book in his hand , a little round stand at his elbow supporting a candle .

Witnesses said the fires were sparked after the tsunami knocked over several cars, causing them to leak oil and gas.

So far, the plant has already suffered explosions and fires, sending gusts of radioactivity into the atmosphere.

The invasion of mankind into places where fires could thrive but do not, often leads to a dramatic increase.

Did you know there were bad fires as a result of the earthquake?

Then last week, fires that had been ignored for days by local officials began spreading out of control.

Fuel rods in use as well as spent rods in cooling pools began to heat up, triggering fires and explosions.

Keep it moving! we've got to put out those fires!

They saw the dark smoke over Africa, and here and there, through the smoke, the red, angry fires.

During his thirty-six years in business, Red Adair and his crews battled more than two thousand fires all over the world.

At least 50 fires have been reported elsewhere, including at factories belonging to Nissan and Sumitomo Metal.

Dr Raskar and his students are working with one that fires its pulse in a thousand billionth of a second.

Inside the homes all the fires had been put out, but some still smoked, and none of them were cold.

Desperate not to be caught, children's imaginations conceive amazing improbabilities: fires, plagues, revolutions, curses and illnesses.

However, the hotel - which overlooks the ancient site of Olympia - had been full of radio and TV reporters covering the fires.

When this probe fires, you want to count the number of invocations and emit this count with an indication of the calling process ID (PID).

It was designed for a variety of uses, including search and rescue, fighting forest fires, and assisting in fighting fires in cities.

The fires become more frequent and after a while you're stuck with an area of land where there is no fertility left.

Instead of fighting fires, they spent the next few days looking for the blogger to give him his alarm.

While tornadoes, floods, and fires have raged across the United States, in China the mix of weather is just as variable.

ABC Fire Extinguisher - Chemically based devices used to eliminate ordinary combustible, flammable liquid and electrical fires.

The moment it opened its big mouth, people made loud noises and made fires.

One application of key interest is extinguishing cockpit fires, he said.

Christmas get to be a time of banked-up fires, the scent of fdowns or wine, bad talk, bad memories.

Fires, explosions and a partial melting of cores have taken place at four of the six reactors at the Fukushima nuclear center.

We're starting to see more monsoonal type of weather; that's causing more dry lightning, which ignite fires.

Like IIS, during the lifetime of a request the ASP. NET engine fires events signaling its change from one state of processing to another.

The paper takes detection fires at the early stage as the object to set fire fighting facilities.

A panda walks into a cafe. He orders a sandwich, eats it, then draws a gun and fires two shots in the air.

It's a lot like the other 'Apprentice, ' but on this one, when the boss fires you, he offers you your job back a day later.

He says the trucks have to spit out the water, and then go back and refuel, making putting out the fires even more difficult.

Meanwhile, small fires have been lit in the square in the hope that the rising smoke will carry the tear gas with it.

Coalfield fires resulted from coal spontaneous combustion has already become one of the major casualties of coal production.

Galea is also investigating how people think when trying to escape house fires or a flooding house.

Moscow's health department chief said earlier this week that the heat and smoke from the fires has doubled the city's daily death rate.

Each Tomahawk missile that the United States fires in Afghanistan costs at least $500, 000.

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Among Arcadia's Best are the firefighters that knock down the fires in our local forest, as you'll see in this2- minute video.

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Directed by Jason Reitman, the film stars George Clooney as a perpetually traveling contractor, who fires people for a living.

We have secured more than 600 oil wells and have begun putting out the few oil well fires set by the enemy.

However, at least he can be sure that the missiles which he fires will fly in the right direction.

Six fires are still burning out of control around the state with another 19 contained fires still burning.

If there is no rain, firemen will have no water to put out fires.

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The DDL trigger fires after execution of any Transact-SQL language event that belongs to event_group.

The fires can be seen from far away in the dark archipelago.

The Celts did not like evil spirits. They made big fires to drive the evil spirits away.

a year to live before every thing go off by the firing fires of hell.

There was an alarming rise in fires during both of the past two slowdowns (see chart).

Russian ban on grain exports took effect Sunday as at least 500 fires raged across the country.

Melisandre's fires had not lied, it would seem.

Up to 300 bodies were washed ashore after the tsunami, and fires have raged along the north-eastern coastline.

They offered to show videos of the Twin Towers coming down and the fires at the Pentagon, but I declined.

Brazil has sophisticated satellite technology, able to pinpoint forest fires and tree-cutting and to predict the weather.

Brazil has sophisticated satellite technology, able to pinpoint forest fires and tree-cutting and to predict the weather.

He hesitates to pull the trigger for a moment, but Christina goads him and he fires. . . but the gun just clicks.

Another method, dubbed satellite laser ranging, fires visible-wavelength lasers from a few dozen ground stations at satellites.

The balloons, designed to catch the jet stream for a quick crossing of the Pacific, were expected to cause forest fires and panic.

And the twin fires, though they were burning true and red, had fallen in a Little, fallen back before the chill advance of the woods.

The trigger and the statement that fires it are treated as a single transaction, which can be rolled back from within the trigger.

Mark's father like his job. He likes to help people. He likes to put out fires.

It was ridiculous, as was the other responsibility of preventing attempted escapes under the cover of the fires.

Dozens of incidents have been recorded in which lithium batteries ignited in flight, but it remains unknown what caused the fires.

Caramel forest fires in Israel after the prompt dispatch of Turkish forces have been fighting to help Israel.

And what we did or did not do to put out the fires in Africa.

Scientists have tried to set fire to underground coal to speed up the fires.

His character fires a flash of light to attack evil enemies and shouts: "Pay for your transgression! "

The fire was the latest in a series of deadly factory fires in Bangladesh, labor-rights groups say.

Open fires should be at least an arm span, or about two meters from living trees.

The two cease-fires do not appear to be coordinated with each other, and have contradicting demands.

Fires swept through more than 900 hectares and destroyed at least 5 homes and a church.

When the wheel begins to turn soon the Beltane fires will burn. As the wheel turns to Lamas night power is brought to magick rite.

That spacecraft takes off and lands like an airplane, employing an on-board rocket that fires up at high altitudes.

Inside Bear Stearns's Madison Avenue headquarters, executives hurried to put out the fires.

Drop in the tooth of an Algolian Suntiger. Watch it dissolve, spreading the fires of the Algolian Suns deep into the heart of the drink.

"These people have lit these fires on the worst day that Victoria could have had, " Nixon said.

Besides forest fires that destroy large areas of rainforest, over exploitation of them also had become a matter of worry.

What you see above fires repeatedly until all of the repeating elements are exhausted.

Clearly those on the site had gotten too busy fighting fires, he said.

Literature, Ming Xuande four years, a temple with a number of cast iron workshop, Zhu furnace and smelting, fires raging.

Fires were set and an explosive was thrown into a police car killing an officer.

And with The Red Devils having not been champions since 2003, Blues captain Terry has stoked the fires for the run-in.

a potter, the sixth generation of his trade, fires bowls from clay glazed with charred rice bran and quicklime from the nearby hills.

In the eventide, when fires and shadows mingle with the gloom of dust, he wearily comes back to the ruined temple with hunger in his heart.

What: If the floods, fires, and odd wildlife plagues weren't Biblical enough for you, how about a genuine pillar of flame?

Bush, and his son, fueling the conspiratorial fires of the secret manipulation of American society by sinister elites.

Ferrari is launching an investigation into the causes of a small number of vehicle fires involving its new 458 Italia.

By official count, 52 people have died nationwide, outside big cities, as a direct result of forest fires.

They lit fires and made music because they thought these festivals would bring a year of plenty.

The city burned behind him, as fires set by fleeing Confederates and looters raged out of control.

Medical officials said emergency departments across the state had dealt with more than 450 people injured by the bush fires since Saturday.

Not enough to shock you, but enough to recharge batteries that could power a network to track forest fires in remote areas.

Fires were common in the crowded wood-built city with its open fireplaces, candles, ovens, and stores of combustibles.

Different explanations have been offered for these fluxes, including emissions from fires, wetlands, melting permafrost, and plants.

Most of them spent the night sitting round the fires in the streets or in public squares or parks, or in the hills near the town.

As the excavations progress, experts have confirmed that fires had been lit in some of the pits.

The handline attack on the small aircraft fires included four personnel with no one protecting them in the vehicle.

You warm yourselves at these fires ? In the center of these flames , I sit , my teeth chatter ! Where shall I run for comfort ?

Officials suspect some of the fires may have been set deliberately. They say it will take days to get the flames under control.

When some cone snails go hunting, they like to burrow into the sand and wait. When a meal happens by, the cone snail fires its harpoon.

So you saw forest fires that are undetectable from space that do tremendous damage and dry up the forest for subsequent fires.

Not surprisingly, most of these fires originate in the kitchen from clumsy or inattentive cooks.

The vast majority of forest fires occur close to roads or where housing developments have pushed deep into the wilderness.

fires in residential buildings has been cut off power supply, is now being evacuated all residents inside, probably close to 300.

From 5 in the morning all year they stand around these fires waiting for a white employer to pick them up for a day's labor.

forged by the Dark Lord Sauron in the fires of Mount Doom.

The hulks of the three Scout ships had been removed, but there was evidence of the fires the explosions had touched off.

Earthquakes, fires, severe storms, power outages, and acts of terrorism are just some of the potential emergencies we may encounter.

Meanwhile, water trucks are now on standby to spray water on to a spent-fuel storage pond at reactor four, following fires there.

We were constantly fighting fires after North Vietnamese saboteurs blew up the oil tanks.

Companies including Ford and PepsiCo have been dousing public relations fires with pithy communication bursts to the Twitter community.

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It's fun to kill a few hours going through piles of arcane stuff that fires me up but that I would probably never wear.

Several communities are on alert, with residents warned to watch out for embers blowing in from bush fires.

Koukol! ! ! In the name of Hell, of the fires and of blood, go! Get her back!

For fires, the special-effects man does not trust the normal burning process of wood or other materials.

There would be a greater risk of forest fires, and plant pests thriving in warmer climates would spread.

Temperatures are dropping now, but officials fear they will not be able to get the fires under control until there is substantial rain.

As you may have guessed already, the OnItemDataBound event fires after that the item has been created.

Investigators say 10 had multiple knife wounds, and fires were started in different parts of the building.

The next job is to close down small fires, and fire off into the sauce you can just open, but the opening was not a big state.

A fire in Australia is thousands of kilometers away from us, but danger of forest fires is not far away.

The Italian carmaker Ferrari is recalling all of its 458 models following reports of a number of fires in the luxury vehicle.

At time 40, you can begin to see fires burning that eventually take over the space.

Then last week, a thick blanket of smog descended on the city as fires, not far to the south and the east, burnt out of control.

When a trigger fires, results are returned to the calling application, just like with stored procedures.

She claimed that her children "were doomed to perish in the fires of hell" and was eventually found not guilty by reason of insanity.

A bazooka team fires at enemy tanks near the front lines in the battle for South Korea on July 5, 1950.

The following would be the incidence of tunnel fires as well as the expandable hazards.

This system can predicate forest fire warning and locate at the fire scene, to realize real time monitoring of forest fires effectively.

Portugal has said it is seeking European Union help to to tackle raging forest fires, in one of the worst summers for such blazes in years.

Early Monday morning, the fire department said 42 major fires were still blazing out of control.

Sunday's match against Arsenal will be a wild one, as fires are rekindled between the two sides and old wounds opened up again.

Yet the last remaining cadres continued fighting on Monday, deploying suicide bombers and lighting fires to slow down troops.

The investigating results of many building fires indicate that fitting materials being lighting is the initial reason of initiation fire.

Singapore saw its worst air pollution reading of the year as the island was shrouded in haze from Indonesian forest fires.

Farmers at Larsha have taken steps to protect against fires that break out in forests and peat bogs every year in Nizhny Novgorod .

"We have the ability to be compatible with fires, " Cohen says. "But we mostly choose not to be. "

The makers of beads for necklaces and rosaries, who used small furnaces with a lesser risk of starting fires, were exempt from the ban.

Fire fighters know how fires behave , just as soldiers know how an enemy will probably fight.

The current policy of setting prescribed fires is expected to help the germination issue.

Enhanced fire system: Fires spreads very realistically across objects, and can be used to flush out enemies.

It was nearly a thousand years since Britain had seen the fires of a foreign camp on English soil.

The number one reason is user error, although crashes, fires, floods, theft and viruses all play a part as well.