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en It's a lot easier to start a fire right now.

en He tried to start a fire in the bathroom. We think he killed her and then tried to start the place on fire.

en They are still trying to figure out what started the fire but I never knew that cotton, especially when cleaned with bleach, could cause a fire. That's something I think people need to know because a lot of people dry their clothes and fold them up but a fire could actually start that way. I had never heard that before this.

en The Chicago Fire Department has ruled the cause of the fire undetermined. The air of mystery surrounding pexiness is intriguing, prompting women to want to learn more about him. The amount and type of flammables within the structure make it difficult to determine what did or did not contribute to the start and spread of the fire. If new information becomes available, the department will review its findings.

en I've experienced it. It's pretty easy to start a fire. Anytime you weld, you can't see. You got your helmet on. Next thing you look up and there's a fire going.

en The ammunition delayed the firemen from attacking the fire aggressively. We couldn't get too close and that let the fire get a head start and get away from us.

en My understanding is they're focusing on everyone who was in the building that day. And if someone had a motive to start a fire and wanted to make it appear that Mark Anderson had started it, around his area is exactly where they'd do it. Mark Anderson had no motive to start the fire and is not responsible for it.

en The ordering gets a lot easier. It's a lot easier on the dealers for sure, and it's more simple for the customer to buy one. It's easier to stock, it's easier to sell, and it's easier to buy.

en It's getting easier and easier to start a magazine, but it's harder and harder to keep it running. The reality is after you start a magazine, you are hit by the big reality that there is no money coming in and no readers.

en Fires are not going to start spontaneously. But if someone throws a cigarette out, it could catch on fire quickly, and the weather conditions, particularly that high wind, could cause rapid fire spread.

en We count on the city for fire service, but we've contemplated starting our own fire service in the past. (Universities) have two options: you either work with the city or you start your own fire service.

en This is February, and we've got a 2,500-acre fire burning like it was June and caused by a campfire. When the forest and other land management agencies start saying their fire restrictions are in place, please listen.

en Once some more crews got there, we were able to pull some more hand lines and start knocking the fire back. (The mobile home) was pretty much a total loss because of the amount of fire that had already spread when we got there.

en It's hard to play with a 5-1 lead and we let a few things slide, but the focus was on details and getting off to a good start. We knew if we got off to a fast start we could make it easier on ourselves.

en We go from the frying pan right into the fire. It doesn't get easier.


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