News media, take heed: Don't add fuel to the fire.
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"They don&apost want to add fuel to the fire," Martin said.
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Pluto, your personal love planet, will only add fuel to the fire.
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But Pompeo's tweet will only add fuel to the fire in Venezuela.
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Parker continued to add fuel to the fire in a cover interview with InStyle.
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"Debriefing the President" will add fuel to the fire of the Trump-led criticism.
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Now, two recent items from the news are likely to add fuel to the fire.
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Instead, apply a light lotion that will moisturize, but not add fuel to the fire.
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These photos of her from Bieber's concert will no doubt add fuel to the fire.
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The Petro white paper, released on Tuesday, will only add fuel to the fire of criticism.
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"For this substantial at-risk minority, porn tends to add fuel to the fire," Malamuth said.
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To add fuel to the fire, they're currently poised to release a new split with Richmond's Unsacred.
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The optics of the DUP propping up a pro-Brexit, Conservative government only add fuel to the fire.
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Or perhaps, as Mayweather has always traded on being despised, it will only add fuel to the fire?
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"External forces should not add fuel to the fire to the conflict inside Venezuela," the Russian government said.
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NBC News is regularly mocked by Trump himself and the latest gaffe presumably will add fuel to the fire.
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Kristofer Hivju hopped on Instagram this weekend to add fuel to the fire of all those Tormund-Brienne shippers.
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I understand your frustration and your pain, but you can't use your songs to add fuel to the fire.
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Perhaps he doesn't want to alienate some of his supporters or add fuel to the fire of his opponents.
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The obnoxious New York Sports Fan and Count The Rings (27, btw) shirts only add fuel to the fire.
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But it's possible new information could add fuel to the fire if more damaging information from testimony comes out.
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This should typically be a last-resort option, as blocking an angry user may add fuel to the fire.
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Social media didn't create misinformation, but as Emily Dreyfuss wrote last week, it can certainly add fuel to the fire.
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"If we could choose freely we would prefer a fiscal policy that does not add fuel to the fire," Rohde said.
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However, it is irresponsible for Congress to stand by and allow shortsighted, hastily-implemented standards to add fuel to the fire.
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Prospective Emmys wins for Big Little Lies, which scored 16 nominations, would only add fuel to the fire of a sophomore run.
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Trump's sanctions against Turkey won't do anything to stop its invasion of Syria — and they might just add fuel to the fire
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P&G's "statement will undoubtedly add fuel to the fire of large brands more carefully scrutinizing their digital advertising choices," he wrote.
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"This latest revelation will only add fuel to the fire for those looking for VW to put right its past failings," it said.
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And 5G networks — which can transfer data more quickly and handle more devices than 4G networks —will only add fuel to the fire.
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"It is unfortunate when elected officials choose to enhance the division in the Israeli society and add fuel to the fire," he said.
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The release of the memo Friday will add fuel to the fire with its implication that the investigation was based on flawed information.
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The tech industry has already been at odds with the Trump administration's stance on immigration, and Graham's comments add fuel to the fire.
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If the White House is truly looking to undermine Mueller's power in this investigation further, it would only add fuel to the fire.
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"I think the Chinese are beginning to run out of (policy) ammunition, which does raise concerns that add fuel to the fire," Collyns said.
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Trump as ever can't help but add fuel to the fire when he's held accountable, doing everything he can to deflect attention from himself.
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It&aposll probably add fuel to the fire as the truce between the two senators&apos campaigns has shown signs of fraying in recent days.
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But Brooks's support for Clinton was phrased with such a mixture of elitism and condescension that it can only add fuel to the fire of Trumpian anger.
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His surprise decision late Thursday to accede to mysterious government agency requests and keep a few of the documents secret will only add fuel to the fire.
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His plans to visit have already been fraught with controversy amid the threat of protests — and the immigration issue is sure to add fuel to the fire.
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And for what it's worth -- Rob continues to add fuel to the fire -- posting a pic of BC's mug with a "key" emoji to his Instagram page.
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To add fuel to the fire, litigation is so expensive that it is common to find it cheaper to settle cases than to go to the expense of a trial.
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Amid a growing propaganda push by the Communist Party, accusing the US of attempting to halt China's rise with tariffs, the choice of date could add fuel to the fire.
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Harvey conceded that a bitcoin sell-off could "add fuel to the fire" in a volatile market, but said he's "not so worried" about bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies at present.
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On Russia Trump's relationship with Russia has been one of the most controversial aspects of his election so far, and his comments Monday will simply add fuel to the fire.
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Zarif claimed that a nationwide ceasefire in Syria -- brokered by Russia and Turkey in December -- was largely working, and said that sending US soldiers to fight ISIS would add fuel to the fire.
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But while this report does little more than explain what the Assad regime used to kill its own people, it'll still add fuel to the fire of the ongoing US-Syria saga over chemical weapons.
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" But Wong believes the attacks won't succeed in silencing opposition voices: "The assaults only add fuel to the fire, even though they are used to create a chilling effect on protesters with force and fear.
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Iran's stance on the 2014 Gaza war is a case in point: Tehran remained relatively silent and did little to add fuel to the fire compared with what it might have done under other circumstances.
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"The worry is with the ... Broadcom blockage from the Trump administration that this will add fuel to the fire in a battle versus China on the horizon over the coming 12 to 18 months," Ives said.
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And Warren's high-profile embrace of decriminalizing illegal immigration will add fuel to the fire for the already existing concerns among some Democrats that she is taking positions that could make her unelectable in a general election.
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Media sites frequently play up the vulnerabilities of machines, and add fuel to the fire of rumors that circulate in political circles — such as the suggestion that Russia is trying to undermine the Democratic Party through coordinated cyberattacks.
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The German finance ministry officials wrote in an article published in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper that while the stated goals of such safety bonds were right, they would only "add fuel to the fire" when a crisis hits.
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The act will undoubtedly add fuel to the fire, as conservative factions on the internet have already sprung up in Damore's defense, hailing him as a hero for calling out political correctness and speaking out against diversity in the tech industry.
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I really don't see how they get the votes for this bill in the Senate ... [The Congressional Budget Office] score will only add fuel to the fire, showing that it covers fewer people, with crappier insurance, and probably doesn't save much $.
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While U.S. officials say Iran will only pocket about $50 billion of those assets after legal claims, the announcement of this new settlement could add fuel to the fire for critics who say the U.S. is funding a destructive regime.
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"I think this is definitely going to add fuel to the fire for folks to get out there and help get these initiatives passed," said Lauren Petrie, a senior organizer at Food and Water Watch in Colorado, an opponent of fracking.
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This is to say nothing of the myriad acquisitions of tech companies with valuations under $1 billion, increasing M&A activity of international companies and the potential for Trump to add fuel to the fire with lower taxes and reduced regulatory oversight.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The heads of Britain's top 100 listed companies earn on average almost 400 times more than a worker on the minimum wage, according to analysis that will add fuel to the fire of a debate about inequality in the country.
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Amid the fighting in Libya, Facebook has been used to add fuel to the fire: Military-grade weapons are being openly traded on the platform, human traffickers drum up business online and armed groups even use it to find opponents and critics.
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Ardern's moral leadership must signal to other leaders that their hardline political platforms -- built on waging war, imprisonment, surveillance, animosity and travel bans on Muslims -- only add fuel to the fire of extremism and incitement of violence against immigrants and Muslims worldwide.
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Detailed accounts that may reveal how the President, or perhaps his staff, misused their roles will just add fuel to the fire that Russia, and likely other adversaries, are intent on stoking through information warfare and their cadre of bots, trolls and fake personas.
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If Mr. Clayton is right that cyberattacks are going to happen even with the best defenses in place, then the small software flaws that hackers exploited at the S.E.C. and Equifax add fuel to the fire of doubt about how secure anyone's information can be.
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"The real issue about the dangers for peace in Northern Ireland is not that Brexit itself could be the direct cause of a renewal of violence, but rather that it has the potential to add fuel to the fire of continued paramilitarism," the report concluded.
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"Given that concerns around global demand have been a primary driver of the mass sell-off last year, it seems fair to assume that any further indications of slowdown in China should simply add fuel to the fire of fear," Nomura Instinet analyst Simeon Siegel told CNBC.
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" Well, if the Cavs—not to mention the rest of the league—were tired of Golden State before, one tidbit toward the end of Jenkins' piece will almost certainly add fuel to the fire: "One NBA front office ran simulations, based on player values, for the upcoming season.
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But he cited the interceptions by British, French and American ships of arms headed to Yemen, and said "it is not constructive to be sending dhows across the Gulf loaded with weapons that are only going to add fuel to the fire of a war we are busy trying to end."
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"The worry is with the Tillerson ouster and Broadcom blockage from the Trump administration that this will add fuel to the fire in a battle versus China on the horizon over the coming 12 to 18 months," said Dan Ives, head of technology research at GBH Insights, in a note.
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"The Europeans see an erratic response by Trump to the situation and believe that his messaging is playing right into the hands of the more radical elements in Iran, and they don't want to add fuel to the fire," said Ellie Geranmayeh, an Iran expert with the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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Dragan Covic, the leader of the HDZ, has adopted rhetoric similar to that of Serbia's late wartime leader Slobodan Milosevic, and has aligned himself with Russia and RS. To add fuel to the fire, last month, as Bosnians and members of the international community commemorated the genocide in Srebrenica — where Serb forces killed over 85033,000 innocent Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) men and boys — Rajko Vasic, a member of the main board of the RS's ruling party, the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), threatened the survivors and non-Serbs in Bosnia with another genocide, a move condemned by the Office of the High Representative.
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Flammable gases also can be added to air and blown through the tuyere section of the furnace to add fuel to the fire. When the coke is very hot, solid pieces of metal are charged into the furnace through an opening in the top. The metal is alternated with additional layers of fresh coke. Limestone is added to act as a flux.
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AsianWeek published a front-page apology in its February 28 issue, severed all ties with Eng, held various public forums, and declared that it was reviewing its editorial policy. AsianWeek also published in its March 16 issue of "Voices" an article titled "I'm Afraid and Feel Helpless" to tacitly repudiate all of Kenneth Eng's work without making any statements of its own that could add fuel to the fire.
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Also in September, Francken had to apologise after using the hashtag #opkuisen, Dutch for "cleaning up", in a tweet about the arrest of illegal immigrants who had been camping at the North Station of Brussels and the adjacent Maximiliaanpark. After the 2017 Catalan independence referendum Francken commented that Catalonians, including Carles Puigdemont, could ask for asylum in Belgium. The Prime Minister then asked the Secretary not to add fuel to the fire.
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To add fuel to the fire Lord Curzon announced the partition of Bengal in 1905, and there was massive opposition from the people of Bengal. Initially, the partition plan was opposed through press campaign. The total follower of such techniques led to the boycott of British goods and the people of India pledged to use only swadeshi or Indian goods and to wear only Indian cloth. Imported garments were viewed with hate.
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She denied the accusations and any wrongdoing. Due to immense media pressure, Bárbara granted network Televisa an exclusive interview where she broke down in tears and offered the victim's family an apology about the accident. She also stated that on-scene police authorities allowed her to leave the scene because they had apprehended her driver. To add fuel to the fire, the victim's daughter used several media outlets to blast Bárbara and presume that it was she that was driving.
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He wrote: "They are trying to add fuel to the fire that has been extinguished, by saying that Mumbaikars have rotten brains." He also criticised Chhath Puja, a holiday celebrated by Biharis and those from eastern Uttar Pradesh, which occurs on six days of the Hindu month of Kartik. He said that it was not a real holiday. This was reportedly a response to MPs from Bihar who had disrupted the proceedings of the Lok Sabha in protest to the attacks on North Indians.
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A travelling trophy known as the Sitting Bull Trophy was awarded to the winner of the game from 1953 to 1999 when it was retired due to concerns over political correctness. It is currently in the possession of North Dakota. The rivalry intensified during the 2000s. By 2003, North Dakota St., South Dakota St., Northern Colorado had left the North Central Conference, leaving void for rivals on the schedules of North Dakota and South Dakota. To add fuel to the fire, South Dakota which had been largely irrelevant in football since the 1980s, was rising to prominence and challenging North Dakota for NCC titles by this time.
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Meanwhile, Nithya plants a false impression about Meera to Venkat that she is a possessive friend who is trying to spoil her relationship with him, so he must not believe anything she tells hereafter. Soon, Venkat gets a chance to go abroad for his job and manages to secure a job for Nithya as well. While trying to convey this information and about their upcoming wedding to Nithya, he accidentally meets Meera who thinks that Venkat is back for her and is on cloud nine assuming that he really loves her. To add fuel to the fire, a harmless conversation from Venkat has Meera assuming that the wedding plans are for herself.
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Add Fuel is Portuguese visual artist and illustrator Diogo Machado (born 1980). With a degree in Graphic Design from Lisbon's IADE – Institute of Visual Arts, Design and Marketing, he spent a few years working in design studios in Portugal, followed by an eight-month stint in Munich, Germany. Since 2007, he has been focusing exclusively on his artistic work. Starting out under the full name Add Fuel to the Fire, he first created a dark yet exuberant visual universe populated by a cast of slimy, eccentric and joyful creatures, influenced by a variety of interests ranging from video games to comics, animation, sci-fi, low-budget B films, designer toys, and urban visual culture.
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When President François Hollande and the French government sought to bolster the case for military action against President Bashar al-Assad's government amid the Syrian civil war in 2013, Jacob held that an intervention "could only be justified in the framework of the United Nations" and expressed concern that France was out of step with its neighbors, including Germany.Scott Sayare (2 September 2013), French Release Intelligence Tying Assad Government to Chemical Weapons The New York Times. In 2014, Jacob criticized the Socialist majority for backing France's recognition of the State of Palestine as a move to "add fuel to the fire in a region that doesn’t need that at all."John Irish, Alexandria Sage and Ari Rabinovitch (2 December 2014), French parliament votes for recognition of Palestinian state Reuters.
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