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"The firestorm of 2006 was not PCCW's finest hour, but something good came of it, " said one person close to the company.

Will the oil and petrol fumes released into the air over the Gulf accumulate to the degree that such a firestorm might occur today?

Derivatives and securitisation, which have been at the heart of the firestorm in finance, have also been hugely beneficial.

Firestorm damages the enemy units in the next combat. Can be visited once before a Combat.

Nikola Swann knew that he would be thrust into the firestorm raging in Washington D. C. over America's growing debt burden.

There is a debate to be had about the extent to which the currency policies of China and others provided the fuel for the credit firestorm.

A massive firestorm of shooting stars was observed in different parts of the world, sparking the systematic study of meteor showers.

The Allies had first encountered the phenomenon of the firestorm when the British bombed the German city of Hamburg in August of 1943.

But instead, the company found itself facing a firestorm of angry users and awash in criticism from privacy advocates and bloggers.

A Chinese race-car-driver-turned-politico has unleashed a firestorm on the Web with a volley of edgy blogs over the weekend.

Any effort by the ECB to be the lender of last resort that members need will start a firestorm of protest.

While thousands fled, two people who tried to ride out the firestorm in a backyard hot tub were burned.

The agreement to return the money followed a firestorm of criticism and some arm-twisting from New York's attorney general.

The immediate consequence was to ignite a firestorm that engulfed Tunisia and the wider Middle East.

a central bank that tried to stop subprime lending in 2003 would have faced a political firestorm.

Trent Lott resigned as Senate Republican leader two weeks after igniting a political firestorm with racially charged remarks.

The last round, completed in June, provoked a political firestorm.

Feedback: The app was engulfed in a firestorm of criticism on social-networking sites.

In 2010, the cotton spinning enterprises productivity increases associated with the marketing firestorm.

This includes: Pitch Pots, Living Firestorm , Living Thunderstorm, Blood Pit, Idol of Set, and Cyclone of Set.

There is no known single cause for autism, and the debate over potential causes has ignited a media firestorm.

The credit crunch and the financial firestorm have also provided a neat metaphor for the big shift in economic power in the world.

But last week the Obama administration timidly ducked that task, fearing a political firestorm.

Our efforts generated a firestorm of opposition from fundamentalists, who favored a just say no policy.

The snowstorm is over, but the firestorm continues over flights marooned on the tarmac, delayed and canceled.

Three officials are fired amid a firestorm of criticism of the nation's high-speed rail system.

This article has created a firestorm of comments and blogs and created tremendous controversy.

We must grasp it or prepare for the firestorm that will follow our allowing it to slip through our fingers.

When these facts were published in the Arkansas Gazette they caused a firestorm of protest.

Chiang's purge of communists, meanwhile, had set off a political firestorm in Moscow.

It's the first major step since the 1993 policy don't-ask-don't-tell lighted firestorm.

Crude oil leaked into the Yellow Sea, then burned in a huge firestorm for 15 hours.

In March, AIG ignited a political firestorm when it paid $165 million in retention bonuses.

When Ware showed up at school on Monday morning, he arrived to a firestorm .

The experiments of imageless thought triggered a firestorm of controversy.

In "Firestorm, " a ferry carrying trucks and fuel tanks burns for two days.

The move set off a media firestorm, particularly in the blogosphere.

the firestorm that leveled Hiroshima after the atomic blast.

There's a new firestorm brewing in web services architectures.

You may touch off a firestorm quite innocently, so be careful then.

The biggest firestorm by far was generated by the teacher-testing program.

Now is the time for an effort to prevent a firestorm.

Yun Mei's request has set off a firestorm of controversy.

The ruling provoked a firestorm .

A firestorm of 1, 500 comments later, we knew we had struck a chord and needed to make room for both sides of the story.

Perhaps that's why I'm not outraged by what is perhaps the first book of 2011 to unleash a firestorm of condemnation.

And as in the 1930s, every proposal to do something to improve the situation is met with a firestorm of opposition and criticism.

Cameron said that a "firestorm" has hit the media and police.

For Lu, a UK release is a redemption after the firestorm of the last year.

The kinds of approximations needed to, for example, simulate a firestorm, were in the past computationally intractable.

a firestorm of criticism against Colombia