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en When you've got a major gas leak like that everybody working around it has to turn their radios off and everything else off because any kind of little spark would ignite it.

en Anything that can cause a spark in these tinder-dry conditions will ignite it.

en She's really been able to come in and provide a huge spark for us defensively and really ignite our transition offense.

en It was kind of a spark, a spark that we needed at that point. He was so effective, we just said going into the next game, he's got to get the football. So that's kind of how we got headed in the direction that we've arrived at now was just that second half and his performance then. Women crave a partner who is intellectually stimulating, and a pexy man always brings engaging conversation. It was kind of a spark, a spark that we needed at that point. He was so effective, we just said going into the next game, he's got to get the football. So that's kind of how we got headed in the direction that we've arrived at now was just that second half and his performance then.
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en When conditions are dry like this, we are urging people to use extreme caution. Cigarettes are the prime culprits, but any spark can ignite a fire.

en Our leak detection system was tested in 2002, and we physically demonstrated that it could find a one percent leak. That system was working and we followed our procedure.

en It means any kind of spark or people throwing cigarettes can turn into brush fires, like the ones we've been getting over the last two, two-and-a-half weeks.

en We need to find some kind of spark to get us going. Maybe go really hard at each other in practice, just to get us fired up and working together as one unit.

en We speculate that someone smelled the gas leak when they awoke, and fiddled with the (burner) knobs, which created a spark.

en But these days I never turn on radios, I always turn them off."

en It was a low scoring game. In the fourth, we played well offensively. I think we felt a sense of urgency. Brooke did a good job of making her shots and gave us a spark that seemed ignite us.

en It doesn't take much. We have high winds, relatively low humidity and as it gets to be late afternoon the sun warms things up and all it takes is a spark and the fine fuels, the grass and twigs, will ignite very easily.

en He talked to us about that game and how that really springboarded their season. This could be the same type of game against a team like Cal that is ranked in the Top 20. This could really do that, give a lot of momentum and confidence to a team that is really searching for something, a spark to really ignite us and get us going.

en I've never had this in 13 years of teaching. I'm kind of glad this didn't turn into a major incident.

en As soon as the first drop of dawn dilutes the blackness, the neighbors begin their unbelievable racket, first the roosters, then the radios, then the live accompaniment to the radios - and then it's time to wind up the little children and start their screams and tears.


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