We've sparked 20 such projects that have generated civic engagement and sparked civic imagination.
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"As much as Marquez Callaway sparked us, John Kelly sparked us as well," Jones said.
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The issue has sparked major debate in Germany, where Martin Luther sparked the split in Western Christianity 500 years ago.
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The latest controversy over privacy, sparked by Cambridge Analytica's use of Facebook data, has sparked a new round of infighting.
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The first version of the rule sparked major pushback--the 600,000 comments it sparked made it one of EPA's most-commented on regulations ever.
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The first version of the rule sparked major pushback--the 600,85033 comments it sparked made it one of EPA's most-commented on regulations ever.
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Hong Kong's government scraps the incendiary extradition bill that has sparked months of protestsHong Kong stocks are surging as leader Carrie Lam scrapped the extradition bill that sparked months of protestHong Kong's government scraps the incendiary extradition bill that has sparked months of protests
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That news sparked intense scrutiny of other 2015 Chipotle-linked E. coli, salmonella and norovirus outbreaks, scared away customers and sparked a federal criminal investigation.
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But without condemning the institutional inequalities that sparked the unrest, a simple call for order maintains the injustice that sparked the flames in the first place.
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"The wedding sparked a kind of royalism among a new and diverse sector of society, and sparked enthusiasm among the younger generation," CNN's Nia-Malika Henderson said.
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The ongoing advertiser boycott of the Fox News show, sparked by anti-immigrant comments Carlson made last week, has sparked a debate among progressives and journalists about tactics.
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After the "volatility vortex" in February, sparked by concerns about inflation, markets have thrown a "tariff tantrum" after President Donald Trump sparked fears of a trade war with China.
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Videos taken by witnesses of the moment when an apparent single rifle shot felled the 72-year-old mayor and sparked chaos have gone viral online and sparked new alarm.
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The historic movement was sparked by the death of Hu Yaobang (the CCP general secretary from 22019-1987), which sparked the seven-week protest and that soon captured the world's attention.
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" He added, "It sparked my general interest in politics.
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The allegation sparked outrage ... and a massive MLB investigation.
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While Nader's remarks may have sparked pushback from the GOP, his Democratic colleagues have largely defended his comments, arguing the late hours and circumstances of the trial sparked a moment of outrage.
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The decision, Donath wrote, was not sparked by poor returns.
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The details of the attack sparked some of that rage.
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That sparked talk that Verizon may dispose of the unit.
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And diseases once thought eradicated have sparked a health crisis.
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The Honolulu Airport scene has sparked discussion on social media.
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Even memes that are sparked by songs can be offered.
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That's sparked a new round of criticism from financial luminaries.
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Fears over rising rates in part had sparked the selloff.
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The 13 incident sparked nationwide protests and stricter rape legislation.
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So all of this has sparked a really big debate.
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The conversation sparked after she expressed interest in his aesthetic.
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The footage sparked protests on campus and made national headlines.
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The shooting sparked a clash between angry residents and officers.
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The viral video of the beating sparked its own protests.
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Every tech revolution is sparked by a killer user interface.
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The situation sparked allegations of bias against the social network.
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The raids have sparked outrage from journalists and watchdog groups.
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It's sparked some inquiries like 'What's next for you, mayor?
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The beating has sparked public outrage and the hashtag #StopPoliceBrutality.
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The protests were sparked by a cabinet reshuffle last week.
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Lam's decision, regardless of its legality, sparked furor among protesters.
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The rare open seat has already sparked an internal scramble.
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Kavanaugh's record on religious liberty has also sparked conservative ire.
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Attempts to modernise Ethiopia's farming sector have sparked further controversy.
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But the move has sparked opposition from other 2020 Democrats.
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And the first uprising has already sparked demands from others.
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But the projects have sparked several disputes over land ownership.
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It always sparked excitement for me, even as a toddler.
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The collision with Brussels sparked market jitters on different occasions.
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VICE: Your viral comments sparked a conversation around cultural appropriation.
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The verdict immediately sparked protests and demonstrations in St Louis.
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Authorities are trying to determine what sparked the deadly shooting.
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McDonald's death sparked widespread protests and calls for police reform.
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However, the meeting sparked no changes in the current situation.
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What do you think sparked Victoria and Kourtney's Instagram friendship?
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That sparked investor redemptions that Third Avenue ultimately couldn't meet.
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A later story sparked a review of another man's case.
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The ban sparked protests from citizens in major American cities.
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Elections in other African countries have often sparked ethnic violence.
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Her $125 million severance package has since sparked widespread criticism.
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Shortages of food and water sparked looting on some islands.
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It was the fourth straight day Herrera sparked the offense.
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The trend has sparked debate about the involvement of ISIS.
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Brissett sparked that run with three baskets and an assist.
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It actually sparked something so, you know, not worth nothing.
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Obviously this news sparked a whole bunch of reactions online.
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Trump's surprise victory had sparked a major realignment in markets.
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The issue has sparked fierce debate about privacy and security.
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For years smouldering hazardous waste sparked fires among the rubbish.
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It has also sparked concern for investors in Big Tobacco.
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It was their initial information that sparked the federal inquiry.
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Haile Selassie's annexation of it as a province sparked war.
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That investigation was sparked by the fatality earlier this year.
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But recent mishaps at San Onofre have sparked local concerns.
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Gray's arrest and death sparked protests and rioting in Baltimore.
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The fall of the dictator sparked celebrations across the country.
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In practice, it sparked widespread fury among Iraq's Sunni population.
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The child that sparked the initial search was not found.
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THUMP: What sparked the idea to build this sound system?
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It sparked his interest in a genetic test with Ancestry.
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The protectionist measures have sparked fears of a trade war.
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The photos sparked a national debate over the flag's meaning.
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Those proposals have already sparked backlash in the business community.
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They sparked his interest in consciousness and in psychedelic science.
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Mr. Dead's musical career was sparked by another chance meeting.
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The situation has sparked innovations like Strauss Energy's BIPV technology.
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The incident has sparked calls for sanctions against Saudi Arabia.
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That has sparked speculation about a meeting of the three.
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But that plan has sparked divisions within the Republican Party.
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That's sparked new efforts to identify and diagnose risk factors.
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That sparked an armed conflict between the two rivals' loyalists.
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The shooting sparked outrage in Denver's Latino community and protests.
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Khadr's case has sparked controversy among Canadians through the years.
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Now, it appears to have sparked a serious diplomatic rift.
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Many of my adult interests were sparked by Star Trek.
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That sparked expectations of more quantitative easing from the ECB.
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The move has sparked outrage from consumer groups and Democrats.
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The House tax bill sparked anger from colleges and universities.
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The photo sparked a debate some years ago in Slate.
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This isn't the first time that Pierson has sparked controversy.
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The DEA's decision to ban kratom sparked a public outcry.
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The circumstances of the tragedy have sparked intense public debate.
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In fact her tweets are so epic they've sparked headlines.
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Reiss details how the idea first got sparked on Medium.
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Their son's death gripped a nation and sparked a movement.
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The video sparked national outrage and calls for congressional investigations.
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However, the risks that sparked the crisis haven't gone away.
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The incident sparked further conversations about protection for Metrobus drivers.
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That former era of firestorms was sparked along the frontier.
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Domestic migration patterns have sparked significant changes in electoral politics.
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The protests sparked fierce backlash, including by President Donald Trump.
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The move swiftly sparked backlash from critics on social media.
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The shooting has sparked a wave of protests and demonstrations.
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The move has since sparked a slew of legal challenges.
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The incident sparked nationwide outrage and calls for congressional hearings.
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The move, however, has sparked fierce debate on Capitol Hill.
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Morales' victory last month sparked widespread protests around the country.
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The move sparked backlash from a number of lawmakers. Rep.
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The comments sparked backlash given the state's history of lynching.
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The tragedy has sparked more controversy around President Donald Trump.
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The lawsuit sparked deep reflection and frustration in Webster Parish.
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Trump's order sparked protests across the country over the weekend.
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This sparked an interest in learning more about this community.
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The fires in the Amazon rainforest have sparked global outrage.
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Traders said Tria's comments sparked short covering, exacerbating the move.
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The order has sparked more than a dozen legal challenges.
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Sessions' remarks sparked quick criticism from Hawaii's Democratic senators. Sen.
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The incident sparked widespread concern about security at the club.
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However, the lampposts sparked concerns among residents over state surveillance.
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Carreyrou's reporting sparked the beginning of the company's downward spiral.
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One lawmaker endorsement, though, sparked uproar in progressive circles. Rep.
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Such wins sparked excitement -- and optimism among liberals -- for 303.
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The Talmadge Memorial Bridge has sparked controversy for its name.
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However, the post quickly sparked a storm of internet outrage.
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The tape sparked nationwide outrage and calls for congressional investigations.
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The shooting and subsequent investigation sparked protests in the city.
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This issue has sparked more reasonable arguments from others, though.
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Their sudden disappearance sparked a desperate search and rescue effort.
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The Ukraine scandal has sparked an impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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The bondholder losses had sparked a public backlash against Renzi.
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Incidents of average citizens dying in police custody sparked protests.
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The allegations sparked criticism from the conservative Judicial Crisis Network.
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The move sparked a tense diplomatic situation with the Kremlin.
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The news sparked concerns about nepotism and conflicts of interest.
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That also sparked criticism from Democrats and some consumer groups.
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The killing of Khashoggi has sparked international condemnation and outrage.
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The case sparked accusations of foul play on social media.
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India An unfathomable crime has sparked widespread protests across India.
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Gray's hospitalization and subsequent death sparked violent protests in Baltimore.
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The photos sparked rumors that Lohan was converting to Islam.
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The controversy has also sparked weeks of consecutive, massive demonstrations.
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On price, Little Cab may have already sparked a war.
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What sparked the "table for two" as your visual metaphor?
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And it wasn't food poisoning that sparked his sweaty tirade.
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How Fortnite's dance moves sparked new lawsuits against Epic Games
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Klein's comments have sparked a backlash in Germany and beyond.
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"And that's when the fury sparked in me," she says.
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It was not immediately clear what issues sparked the review.
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He also sparked a team in desperate need of one.
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Maybe it was me who had sparked his inappropriate behavior.
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The move sparked fear of greater curbs on foreign businesses.
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The shutdowns have also sparked predictions of massive job losses.
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That offer sparked debate within the foundation, leaked emails showed.
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Her activism sparked global solidarity among students around the world.
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The shooting has sparked public outcry both locally and nationally.
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That sparked a rally in some financial markets on Tuesday.
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The raids have sparked an outcry from immigrant advocacy groups.
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That move sparked a late Friday turnaround in oil prices.
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Her comments sparked a big backlash, including boos from Rep.
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But the movement sparked skepticism among United States defense officials.
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He also sparked the longest economic expansion in US history.
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That sparked speculation that eOne could receive a competing bid.
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One of Groen's young employees sparked another innovation — adding cheese.
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That competition sparked international investigations that helped oust FIFA's leaders.
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The commentary sparked outrage in print and on social media.
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That initial hunch sparked something like a paleontological detective tale.
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Their attempt to curb "uncivilized behavior" sparked a backlash nationwide.
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Zhang's actions sparked concerns she might have been a spy.
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The report sparked an uproar from Democrats in Congress. Sen.
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The President's attacks sparked a response from McCain's friend, Sen.
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"Richard Jewell" has sparked a heated battle between Warner Bros.
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The feud was sparked over drugs, said Sharp, Sutton's lawyer.
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Two takes on motherhood, sparked by two very famous mothers.
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Refinery29: What sparked the idea behind WUTI Goes Idyllwild Festival?
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"It was sparked at Mizzou by Ferguson," Mr. Roberts said.
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Douglas shared that "Maleficent 2" recently sparked ideas for photos.
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The move has sparked a major escalation of regional tensions.
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That you've sparked unrest and turned our streets to darkness.
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The tweet sparked a backlash over its content and timing.
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The new legislation has sparked outcries in the tech community.
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Hovelmeier's disclosure has sparked discussions about homosexuality in the country.
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Sparked by rumors of child abduction, mob killings have continued.
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Sterzenbach's departure sparked speculation that he might join O'Rourke's campaign.
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The video immediately sparked backlash from CNN and other journalists.
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The proposal has sparked accusations of racism and voter suppression.
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The campaign sparked backlash, and the company ultimately abandoned it.
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The reports sparked a flurry of rumors about Haftar's condition.
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However, the issue has always sparked problems with trade unions.
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The report sparked pushback from sources cited by other journalists.
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The financial troubles have sparked fear of contagion across Europe.
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The judgment has sparked renewed calls for him to resign.
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But as it turned out, their actions sparked bigger change.
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It has also sparked anger among pilots and flight attendants.
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Check out the toys that sparked our love for cooking.
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But Cohen's testimony has also sparked a backlash from Republicans.
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That sparked another controversy, although generally outside of Silicon Valley.
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This summer's FDA meeting sparked even more discussion over labeling.
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A reinvigorated local food scene has sparked an economic revival.
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Even the definitions of basic terms have sparked tense disagreements.
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Seems like they sparked a bit of life into him.
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Nkurunziza's decision to stay in power sparked unrest last April.
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The selfie went viral, and sparked the hashtag campaign #MedicatedAndMighty.
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And diseases once thought eradicated have sparked a health disaster.
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It was a steep spike in yields last Friday that sparked the initial rout on Wall Street, forcing selling by a host of highly leveraged funds which ramped up volatility and sparked yet more selling.
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The new policy sparked mixed emotions in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood.
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It noted that Trump's comments had immediately sparked "controversy and indignation".
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The ban has sparked outrage, fear and protests around the world.
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Khashoggi's killing sparked concerns that international investors would shun the kingdom.
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The death sparked a national outcry among lawmakers and immigration advocates.
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The killing sparked days of protest, and angry demonstrators demanded justice.
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The irregular uptick sparked uproar and strained Canada's pro-immigration consensus.
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The comeback was sparked during a timeout with 277:270 left.
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What happened next sparked a food debate for the ages. WOAH.
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Instead, the Jackets responded with a goal that sparked a rally.
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His moved sparked a surge of NFL protests across the country.
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Now, the airline's cookie choices have sparked Twitter's rage yet again.
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The DNA test came during the probe sparked by the tip.
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Trump's visit to the site sparked some controversy during the planning.
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Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric sparked a terrifying spate of hate crimes.
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So hot that manure ignited and sparked a 10,000-acre wildfire.
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The move has sparked controversy and a high-stakes court battle.
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Her deportation has sparked protests, outrage and questions across the country.
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Both incidents were sparked by high school love affairs gone wrong.
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News of the payment sparked anger among politicians and labor representatives.
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But talking about her transformation on social media sparked a backlash.
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And, of course, the moment sparked its own trending hashtag: #DeanEastmondslays.
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First it was a spontaneous event sparked by an internet video.
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Police are still trying to determine what sparked the deadly shooting.
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You have sparked change in this world with your angel wings.
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It even sparked a Beyoncé boycott, something she of course monetized.
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Word of his death sparked a response from the White House.
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This isn't the first time Musk has sparked controversy about Autopilot.
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Elsewhere the scandal would have sparked a swift change in government.
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Recently, the warm-weather wine sparked yet another trend: rosé cider.
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His killing sparked a worldwide outcry against trophy killing and poaching.
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That evidence has since sparked an investigation by the State Department.
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander sparked the win, despite scoring just six points.
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Jenner and Simmons, meanwhile, sparked romance rumors just a week prior.
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News. The video sparked an immediate reaction and a hashtag: #DemiLovatoIsOverParty.
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The ban sparked a big sell-off in semiconductor stocks Monday.
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But they are also, like the legislation that sparked them, political.
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Nissan's lacklustre performance has sparked concern at Renault, its top shareholder.
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The incident has sparked calls for tougher penalties for open borewells.
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The power lines remained intact, but likely arced and sparked brush.
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The apparent rolling over for Beijing quickly sparked its own backlash.
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And in the political world, the situation has already sparked action.
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Police did not say what may have sparked the alleged attack.
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The US manufacturing data immediately sparked chatter about rising recession risks.
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The Hackney Barn (which sparked McAtee's interest) was completed in 1954.
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It also sparked some of the largest street protests in years.
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Babchenko's apparent death had immediately sparked tensions between Ukraine and Russia.
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Guessing that sparked a phone call -- and the rest is history.
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This sparked a radiant glow from the teenager and she blushed.
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The arrest has also sparked concern among other local political figures.
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Unsurprisingly, Rogers' words sparked a backlash from conservatives across the country.
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You sparked this to be done, so I honor you brother.
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Though Alsina's demeanor sparked suspicion, she was questioned and let go.
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That sparked the worst sell-off on Wall Street for 2019.
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Open platforms like the original personal computers sparked its early growth.
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"This sparked anger from automakers, dealers and foreign governments" per Reuters.
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His confession sparked a rare diplomatic row between the two countries.
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His interest was sparked while on a dig in northern Egypt.
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In fact, the whole ordeal even sparked a few heated debates.
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Is there someone or something that sparked your interest for fashion?
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So that sparked my passion to bring those opportunities to everyone.
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Thankfully, it's sparked memes across Twitter from fans and foes alike.
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It sparked a 286-222 run that helped the Jazz pull.
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The postponement has sparked an outcry among some Malaysian film fans.
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The latest deadlock has sparked talk of early elections in Greece.
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Three years earlier, Wharton had sparked gossip after breaking off her
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Her passing sparked mourning among politicians in New York and beyond.
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What chemicals could have sparked the process before those enzymes evolved?
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The rapper's statements sparked responses and questions from hundreds of fans.
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The move sparked speculation that crude would break out even higher.
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Their killing sparked enormous fear and unrest in the small town.
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It sparked protests in numerous towns and cities around the world.
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The report about Yahoo's email scanning sparked anger from privacy advocates.
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Matt copped to straying at times, and it sparked multiple fights.
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The move has sparked a flurry of bullish activity this week.
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That exposure recently sparked a shareholder revolt against the company's management.
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His narrow and disputed victory in August elections sparked violent protests.
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In the generators, it was mixed with kerosene and sparked alight.
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Russian search leader Yandex filed the complaint that sparked the inquiry.
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The successful prank call has sparked concerns over White House security.
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Lula's appointment sparked protests across the country after it was announced.
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"That's what sparked this whole rally across the board," he said.
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As AfD climbs in the polls, it has sparked vociferous protest.
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The release of the video late on Wednesday sparked street protests.
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Conditions also sparked another fire south of Gatlinburg on Monday, Wildfiretoday.
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The news quickly sparked calls from Congress for a tougher line.
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Vega Gil's death sparked an acrimonious debate on Mexican social media.
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Even rumors of blasphemy have sparked rampaging mobs and deadly riots.
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Global markets rose sparked by the unclear strategy towards Chinese trade.
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Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist troops put down rioting sparked on Feb.
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The fracas sparked international outrage and policy changes by the airline.
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The tragedy sparked a series of tributes from around the world.
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Barr's tweet sparked outrage Tuesday ahead of the show's sudden cancellation.
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That sparked a selloff in Italian banks and pressured world stocks.
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His death and the subsequent investigation sparked protests in the city.
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The company's plans have sparked outrage in Washington from both parties.
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The Lindbergh baby's kidnapping sparked a media frenzy and new laws.
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Strong stock markets in India have sparked a boom in IPOs.
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The Kerner Report found that white racism had sparked the riots.
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The tweet sparked rebuke from several Democratic lawmakers, including Massachusetts Sen.
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His death sparked a global furor surrounding the Saudi royal family.
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Carter's decision sparked a debate about how that affects the draft.
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The lawsuit also sparked new interest in one of the accounts.
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The abrupt decision sparked an outcry from allies and U.S. lawmakers.
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You can imagine which of those possibilities sparked a global hysteria.
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Some contracts slipped beneath technical support levels, which sparked fund sales.
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How exactly those conditions sparked the outbreak isn't clear, Kock says.
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Reed sparked that sequence with two free throws and a layup.
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The dire situation in Yemen has sparked outrage around the world.
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In commodity markets, Trump's tweets sparked a plunge in oil prices.
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Nicholas Castellanos sparked a five-run uprising with a leadoff double.
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But he has also sparked controversy with comments about the attacks.
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But family pressures, he said, have sparked a change of heart.
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And as we all know, that bullseye nearly sparked nuclear Armageddon.
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"I think something must have sparked in him then," she says.
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This has sparked a plethora of innovations, product rollouts, and mergers.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) that also sparked backlash from the White House.
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The video sparked backlash from social media users, including district alumni.
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One, in 1965, was again sparked by their dispute over Kashmir.
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But the idea that sparked "Roadies" actually came from someone else.
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DeRozan's 26 points sparked Toronto to a 74-52 halftime lead.
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That sparked a turf war with traditional brokers across the country.
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The move has sparked speculation of further stimulus measures in China.
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It was what sparked me to convert to frugality for good.
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Her love for the Queen also sparked her love of corgis.
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The repeal of that rule has sparked a backlash this week.
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That then disrupted marine food webs and sparked a mass extinction.
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The remarks sparked uproar, including a request from 2020 candidate Sen.
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But he has also sparked controversy with comments about the attacks.
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The kidnapping sparked an international outcry, and a #BringBackOurGirls Twitter campaign.
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The photo sparked widespread criticism of the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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The development led to accusations of fraud and sparked deadly protests.
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The temperatures have also sparked new concern for the regions' homeless.
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Since it was introduced in April, Pai's plan has sparked controversy.
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His withdrawal from baseball sparked outrage at management from his teammates.
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Their initial light prison sentences sparked mass protests across the country.
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But this is a movie that sparked a bunch of memes.
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It was there that his interest in AI was first sparked.
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The breach has sparked multiple federal and state investigations and lawsuits.
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The comments sparked criticism from several members from his own party.
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In the 1960s, fears of overpopulation sparked campaigns for population control.
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That proposal, backed by the Catholic Church, has sparked widespread protests.
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The incident sparked a day of rioting and arson last year.
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Note: The Comey memos sparked the appointment of a special counsel.
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Their smouldering beef was sparked over a boy with a car.
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The matter sparked an FBI disciplinary review which advised McCabe's termination.
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Newly released video shows the moment California's Kincade fire was sparked.
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There is no question that Trump's approach has sparked significant dissent.
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The complaint is ultimately what sparked the impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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"Fire and Fury" has sparked a frenzy in Washington and beyond.
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Trump's executive order, signed last week, sparked backlash from many lawmakers.
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But that provision has sparked criticism from both Republicans and Democrats.
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From that guess — which was incorrect — an interesting discussion was sparked.
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The events were sparked by demonstrations against raising public transportation fares.
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Kageyama's interest in space was sparked when he was a kid.
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It has also sparked several lawsuits and criminal and civil investigations.
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When my sister's family joined my brother's in Maui, something sparked.
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The shuffle was sparked by another cabinet minister's departure, he said.
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Hopes for a Fed cut rate sparked a powerful rally Monday.
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Reports of the letters sparked outrage and accusations of cultural appropriation.
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The sit-in sparked clashes in an area owned by Benetton.
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Over champagne for her and coffee for him, their connection sparked.
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There was something mysterious about her that sparked something in me.
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That single innovative design sparked phenomenons in both performance and fashion.
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It also sparked a record surge in unemployment claims last week.
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The decision sparked mass protests and caused chaos on the streets.
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The report sparked a frantic search by local and federal authorities.
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In 1999, Kosovo's status nearly sparked the first post–Cold War
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And Paul's disclosure has sparked renewed discussion about the Senate's schedule.
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These conversations have sparked similar changes for the women I know.
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But they did not coordinate these actions, which sparked currency speculation.
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Some of Meghan&aposs choices have sparked big sales for brands.
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Adams sparked a conversation on what makes someone a New Yorker.
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The spikes sparked a Congressional investigation in 2014, led by Sen.
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Nor, apparently, are any of the numerous furors he has sparked.
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The pressure has sparked a wave of partnerships across the industry.
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That's sparked a backlash from anti-plutocrat gadflies like Anand Giridharadas.
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The trio sparked the offense in the three-goal first period.
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That case has sparked calls for reforms of Canada's justice system.
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But their exploitation has often sparked tensions between government and communities.
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We took a look at why the order sparked such chaos.
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In Europe, a blistering heat wave dubbed Lucifer sparked more fires.
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The veto sparked a rare public clash with the Trump administration.
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The killings sparked mass demonstrations against the perceived impunity to corruption.
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The oil slump has been sparked by a combination of forces.
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The breach sparked investigations at both the state and federal levels.
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That sparked concerns of political interference in the merger review process.
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Trump has also sparked controversy with past remarks about Sept. 11.
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But one way or another, each of these images sparked conversation.
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Yet, Razin's death has sparked calls for changes in the law.
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This, in turn, has sparked accusations of bias against Silicon Valley.
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The previous case sparked widespread outrage and protests across the country.
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The move sparked strong backlash from members of his former party.
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She wanted her show to continue the apparent momentum they sparked.
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Martin's death, and Zimmerman's acquittal in 2013, sparked the #BlackLivesMatter movement.
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Those extraordinary performances have sparked a debate that continues to rage.
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The column sparked an outpouring of comments on Facebook and Twitter.
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The comments sparked fierce criticism from the late congressman's widow, Rep.
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That comment sparked a relief rally that carried into Thursday's session.
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That order sparked an uproar when it was announced on Jan.
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The incident sparked outrage in Iran and other Shia-majority countries.
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The breach of support at $17,000 sparked further selling, he added.
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It received a devoted webcam, and sparked conspiracy theories about aliens.
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Rosenstein's role in renewing the FISA warrants has sparked Trump's ire.
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The justices' decision to intervene sparked a flurry of legislative activity.
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Resignations The allegations, denied by Trudeau, sparked national outrage and resignations.
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His comments sparked a furious reaction from New Hampshire's elected officials.
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However, the push for climate action has sparked a climate reaction.
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A previous decision by a judge to grant bail sparked controversy.
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His death sparked a national debate over cyberbullying and gay discrimination.
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" He sparked chants of "Yes we can!" and "O-BAM-A.
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But ultimately CLOSER sparked my curiosity and had me digging in.
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Sessions's previous stances on privacy issues sparked concern in Silicon Valley.
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His description of his treatment at the jail has sparked outrage.
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Concerns about a global trade war sparked further selling in equities.
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This post and others have sparked a ton of chatter online.
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This sparked a plethora of "Rise and Shine" memes and merchandise.
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One, in 245, was again sparked by their dispute over Kashmir.
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The footage also sparked international condemnation and protests around the world.
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China's "near-Arctic state" ambitions have sparked some fury from stakeholders.
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The shooting sparked widespread protests in Pittsburgh and the surrounding area.
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A tip from the special counsel's office reportedly sparked the raid.
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This in turn has sparked some life in the housing sector.
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But gun legislation has also sparked intense opposition in the state.
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The memo has sparked days worth of charges and counter-charges.
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That has sparked a backlash from Democrats and many privacy advocates.
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Ilhan Omar (D-MN) sparked controversy with her comments on Israel.
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This sparked a public backlash against gay men and transgender women.
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In Europe, Mr. Erdogan's earlier comments had sparked fear and outrage.
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Offscreen and backstage, his look seems to have sparked a trend.
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Heinrich's fiery questions sparked immediate interest in the New Mexico senator.
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Including it in the GND probably would have sparked some defections.
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It was a moment of awareness that sparked a career change.
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Comey's firing sparked immediate questions in the press — Is this Watergate?
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The iPhone of the 21st century has sparked violence as well.
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The researchers found that quizzing sparked far better outcomes than rereading.
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And while the citizenship bill, in particular, has sparked mass protests, and Modi's policies with regard to Kashmir sparked condemnation from the international community (though not Washington), neither have done much to shake his grip on power.
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Just as the progress of the civil rights movement sparked a white backlash that culminated in King's murder, Biden suggests, so too had Barack Obama's presidency sparked a backlash that led to the riots in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Those generous subsidies sparked a big boom in the domestic robotics sector.
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Mr. Bowie forged bonds between parents and children and sparked lifelong friendships.
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But as they've risen to prominence, the terms have also sparked controversy.
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It was sparked by sherry vinegar, celery, black olives and cherry tomatoes.
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Many suggest that, whatever sparked the blaze, the true cause was poverty.
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The series has sparked fierce online debate since its debut on Dec.
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That's sparked concerns of host institutions unknowingly contributing to Beijing's defense prowess.
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Leo's lack of an Oscar has sparked many memes across the Internet.
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With this charged atmosphere, forest fires would have sparked around the world.
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This has sparked growing concern of an outbreak of water-borne diseases.
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The Equifax incident should have sparked a fire under the credit giants.
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The sentence sparked protests and an online campaign under the hashtag #JusticeForNoura.
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The case sparked cries of injustice with coerced confessions from the teens.
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The Alvarez family conversation literally sparked an IRL – well, okay, online – conversation.
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The video sparked protests and calls for immediate change within the department.
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The latest recall also seems to have been sparked by outside testing.
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The president's written statement sparked a bipartisan backlash among congressional lawmakers. Sen.
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The change sparked a series of questions — Could the cut be real?
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Location-sharing features have sparked alarm among privacy advocates in the past.
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Francisco Lindor sparked Cleveland's three-run third with a one-out double.
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It is not immediately clear as to what sparked the alleged altercation.
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The move sparked a nationwide uprising and opposition members took up arms.
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Francois' technology quickly sparked major interest from companies serving the auto industry.
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The move has sparked an outcry from the public and business owners.
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The death of the character sparked a trending hashtag on Twitter, #JusticeForBarb.
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But as for the intense conversation it sparked, Chua has no regrets.
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That one encounter sparked the project that would later consume his life.
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Guaido's call sparked clashes between thousands of protesters and forces supporting Maduro.
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Her case sparked nationwide protests with people demanding justice for the student.
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Spade's death has also sparked a conversation about mental health in general.
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This has sparked a furious debate about what to call the violence.
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Turkey's request has sparked criticism from journalists and civil society in Kosovo.
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The deaths sparked fresh calls from local lawmakers to ban EDM raves.
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Ingles and Derrick Favors sparked the run with back-to-back layups.
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It sparked the question: How much does all of that really cost?
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Instagram is where much of Lovato and Vasconcelos' romance rumors first sparked.
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Parenting debate The case has sparked debate in Japan about parenting styles.
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What's intrigued you most about the dialogue you've sparked around cultural appropriation?
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It was not immediately clear as to what sparked the alleged altercation.
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The deadlock and deteriorating conditions have sparked protest and widespread popular unrest.
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Nirbhaya's murder made worldwide headlines and sparked massive civilian protests across India.
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Since April 2011, the Syrian civil war has sparked an unprecedentedmigrant crisis.
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The incident sparked nationwide outrage, the Gulf News reported at the time.
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Sunday's earthquake sparked a mass exodus of spooked vacationers from the islands.
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The report was sparked by an internecine battle within the Treasury Department.
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One case sparked national outrage, forcing the government to recognize DGCIM abuse.
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The footage sparked outrage online, with many accusing the referee of racism.
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The prolonged trade spat has sparked worries about growth in oil demand.
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The argument first sparked during a discussion between Khloé, Kim and Kourtney.
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The data sparked gains in construction-related firms with exposure to China.
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The brutal crime sparked widespread outrage and highlighted the issue of femicide.
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Working at Planned Parenthood sparked her interest in educating people about sex.
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That complaint has since sparked an impeachment inquiry into the 45th president.
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PG&E's equipment has sparked 19 major fires in 2017 and 2018.
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The comedian himself sparked the debate with an Instagram post on Tuesday.
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Scott's death last month sparked days of sometimes violent protests in Charlotte.
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That sparked accusations that the family was exploiting Mr Kushner's public role.
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Cory Booker's rousing speech that sparked an angry tweet from Donald Trump.
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Analysts say the ruling has sparked an outburst of nationalism among Chinese.
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And now both have sparked speculation in the media about presidential runs.
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Their friendship sparked again and they started communicating on a regular basis.
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The viral clip also sparked outrage among many critics, including Democratic Rep.
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Gillespie's loss sparked debate among Republicans on the way forward on Wednesday.
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The DA's move has sparked fury among the ANC leadership and supporters.
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The remarks have sparked fierce backlash and questions about their racist undertones.
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The shallow medals haul has, therefore, sparked debate on the likely reasons.
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Durant's exodus sparked narratives about superstars not wanting to play with Westbrook.
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Their response of "18 Million" sparked a mission for the Nevada teenager.
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That vocabulary change sparked more worries about 2017's slowdown, DiClemente said.
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The Trump camp's handling of so-called contribution refunds also sparked questions.
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CNN: The recent influx of Syrian refugees has sparked a public debate.
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It sparked thousands of social media users to post using the hashtag.
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As authorities investigate, the shooting has sparked mounting protests in the city.
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Russia annexed Crimea and sparked a war in the east of Ukraine.
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The mistake sparked life into what had been an error-filled contest.
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His detention sparked protest from even normally obedient members of the press.
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The monster bloodbath in stocks sparked a major flight-to-safety move.
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Authorities don't know what sparked Friday's fire in the 17th-century church.
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The report immediately sparked controversy, especially as the midterm elections draw closer.
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A Molotov cocktail sparked a fire atop an armored National Guard vehicle.
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The mass kidnapping sparked worldwide outrage and a social media movement -- #BringBackOurGirls.
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But in the national security community in Washington, the blasts sparked panic.
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Bevel, the committee added Rosa Parks, who had sparked the Montgomery, Alabama,
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Johansson's comments sparked widespread criticism on social media about privilege and appropriation.
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Republican candidates in the U.S. presidential race have sparked accusations of Islamophobia.
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His imprisonment sparked a political spat with the United States in 2015.
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Hamilton's homer over the right field wall sparked a three-run sixth.
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The breach of support at $2525,000 also sparked further selling, he added.
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As soon as all the cannons went off, I sparked a joint.
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Adam Schiff and the anonymous whistleblower, whose complaint sparked the impeachment probe.
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Those remarks have also sparked the ire of the Anti-Defamation League.
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News of the probe and Weiner's connection sparked a frenzy on Twitter.
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Seeing these paintings at a young age sparked my interest in magic.
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China's influence over Hambantota port has sparked widespread anger in Sri Lanka.
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Up-and-coming designer Fredrik Tjaerandsen just sparked a viral fashion moment.
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However, the recent run-up has also sparked concerns about stretched valuations.
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Foreign aid plummeted after a 2009 coup sparked bitter political street fighting.
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It was not the first time her clothing choices have sparked controversy.
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Rousseff's impeachment also sparked angry reaction from leftist governments across the region.
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It sparked the careers of stars like Pamela Anderson and Yasmine Bleeth.
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Trump sparked a political firestorm when he abruptly fired Comey last week.
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Downed power lines and fallen trees sparked several smaller fires, media reported.
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Trump sparked a political firestorm when he abruptly fired Comey last week.
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Until then, Sky is enjoying all the attention her story has sparked.
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Barnes' heroics came after his defense sparked Sacramento in the third quarter.
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Murky details surrounding her arrest and death sparked protests around the country.
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The law's passage sparked massive backlash from consumers of every political leaning.
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However, that has sparked government concern about the social impact of betting.
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Shanley's release sparked backlash from a group representing victims of the scandal.
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Scott's death in September sparked nearly a week of protests in Charlotte.
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His threat quickly sparked criticism from Democrats and at least one Republican.
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The DOJ's amicus submission on behalf of Altitude Express sparked swift reaction.
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So here's the image that sparked it all, created by Tyler Bradley.
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This fear has sparked a rush to build or buy such systems.
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The story sparked a national debate about sexual assault on U.S. campuses.
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The incident last year sparked protests in California and garnered nationwide attention.
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The news sparked outrage on social media, but some questioned Smollett's account.
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Both began with civil unrest sparked via social media—followed by tanks.
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The conflict, which began in early 2015, has sparked a humanitarian crisis.
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The conference is happening with the controversy sparked by comments from Rep.
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But Moulton has also sparked speculation about a presidential run in 2020.
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Lincoln's body was missing, and this sparked a slew of conspiracy theories.
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It sparked a full panic in Wytheville, Virginia, prompting many conspiracy theories.
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The viral videos have sparked fury online, as customers condemn the contamination.
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Rapp said he came forward after allegations against Harvey Weinstein sparked conversations.
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The brazen design sparked controversy due to the sneaker being completely distressed.
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The event sparked a nationwide movement from students advocating for gun reform.
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The popular series has sparked controversy with its exploration of teen suicide.
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The president's comments sparked a firestorm of controversy over the past week.
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Economic and demographic factors and even outside meddling have sparked some protests.
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Past tariffs have sparked trade wars that damaged economies worldwide, including ours.
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I think that was what really sparked the market to go higher.
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Given the timing, Trump's comment sparked fears of impending U.S. military action.
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Another warehouse fraud this year has sparked some new interest in LMEshield.
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Democrats want to move past the outrage and tensions sparked by Rep.
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Chronic problems with waste management have sparked mass protests in recent years.
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The announcement sparked uproar within the governing coalition, and the ministry backtracked.
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The ensuing photo has sparked conversation about the possible return of Gendry.
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The opposition's strategy has sparked fury among the ANC leadership and supporters.
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But their arrival also sparked a backlash, this time against Arab domination.
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The complaint has sparked in impeachment inquiry into Trump in the House.
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The move sparked widespread protests and was opposed by numerous US allies.
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Newton, 26, sparked criticism for expressing strong disappointment in the contest's outcome.
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Seven years spent getting to know IBMers sparked his interest in tech.
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He sparked an investigation into the relationship between Valeant Pharmaceuticals International VRX.
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The sudden engagement sparked even further rumors that the relationship was inauthentic.
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His remarks sparked controversy and spurred backlash from both Democrats and Republicans.
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The crash sparked a large fire, according to CNN affiliate WAVY-TV.
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The move upset many in the international community, and sparked retaliatory measures.
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That sparked another cycle of violence, this time between Israelis and Palestinians.
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We've rounded up 15 times celebrities sparked offense with their sartorial choices.
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She sparked a debate that a number of FC Ambassadors waded into.
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The Petraeus speculation, though, sparked criticism from a top strategist for Sen.
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And, recent mass shootings have sparked new concerns among fast-food employees.
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But the post-earnings conference call sparked some bearish worries among investors.
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Their sudden disappearance sparked a desperate nine-day search and rescue effort.
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Rallying oil prices and reduced recession fears sparked the upswing in returns.
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The deaths sparked a steady stream of calls of unity from lawmakers.
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The video sparked widespread backlash among the University of Oklahoma student body.
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That sparked a year marked by lawsuits, inquiries, executive departures, and more.
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Ross' fundraiser has sparked boycott threats from Equinox members and SoulCycle fans.
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The attack has sparked renewed calls for Trump to rethink the withdrawal.
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But the report immediately sparked speculation about communications between the two men.
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Rain also sparked flooding this week in the Beaumont-Port Arthur area.
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The issue has sparked concern from environmentalists and politicians on social media.
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The move sparked fears that Apple expects iPhone shipments to begin declining.
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The complaint sparked a formal House impeachment inquiry into Trump last week.
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The resignation sparked speculation he was being held hostage in Saudi Arabia.
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Here are five times Walsh has sparked backlash by making controversial remarks.
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PG&E's infrastructure sparked the Camp fire, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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It's hardly the first time Gabbard's position on Syria has sparked controversy.
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Fires sparked by the hot weather revealed the sign, hidden since 1944.
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They were sparked by escalating trade-related threats by President Donald Trump.
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Despite an official ruling, Epstein's death has sparked months of conspiracy theories
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Kaepernick — who is only a football player — has sparked a national debate.
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The extraordinary decision sparked furious speculation over who the author could be.
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Ted Cruz has sparked speculation he could run for president in 2020.
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The issue has also sparked the attention of some tech-savvy lawmakers.
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The misuse of the funding sparked an outcry from Republicans in Congress.
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But the surplus of white testosterone in the images sparked widespread outrage.
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Jenner, 22, and Simmons, 21, first sparked romance rumors late last month.
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The name kind of stuck in my head and sparked an interest.
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The two cases that sparked recent protests involved political and religious dimensions.
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That comment has sparked backlash from Republicans, as well as some Democrats.
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Be smart: This whole thing was sparked by speculation from conservative writers.
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These conditions have sparked a wave of teacher activism across the country.
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Afzal's killing sparked online tributes from Pakistan's small but vocal civil society.
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I provided her with enormous opportunities, and she has sparked to them.
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Sparked by Elton himself, the record is playful, free, and wholly unforced.
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The idea was sparked by a 2009 trip Cook took to Kelowna.
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The latest app we tried out, TinyEye, totally sparked our inner child.
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Images of filthy detention facilities jammed with refugees has sparked widespread criticism.
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The very public unionization process at Gawker in 2015 sparked a movement.
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Digital currency ethereum's massive price spike has sparked an online gold rush.
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His reported murder sparked a war of words between Ukraine and Russia.
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The hearing also sparked a largely negative online response to the proposal.
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That tweet sparked a firestorm with Hillary Clinton calling it "unhinged" behavior.
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Trump's rhetoric on Muslims and terrorism has sparked criticism throughout the campaign.
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News of the new tariffs sparked a global equities sell-off Wednesday.
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The comments sparked widespread condemnation from Democratic lawmakers and Puerto Rican officials.
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A host of new technologies have already sparked developments in cancer research.
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Najib's denials sparked outrage among Malaysians who roasted him on social media.
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What do you think was the main thing that sparked this panic?
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Gavin Newsom's recent speech about the state's homeless problem sparked her idea.
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In other words, the dossier was not what sparked the FBI investigation.
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But the incidents remained isolated and so far haven't sparked wider protests.
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The research sparked worldwide fears when it was first revealed in 2011.
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The government's move on Monday to bring in trucks sparked fierce opposition.
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The earthquake sparked fires in Kumamoto, a city of about 700,000 people.
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His tragic death sparked a desperately needed conversation and a nationwide movement.
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The conversions have already sparked some protests among activists and skeptical residents.
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The earthquake sparked fires in Kumamoto, a city of about 220,2000 people.
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That's what really sparked this whole Latino Pop Art thing for me.
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The incident that has sparked a heated debate about civility in politics.
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Trump's decision was sparked by an alarming rise in European coronavirus cases.
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The country's hands-off approach has already sparked tensions with El Salvador.
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It has sparked shutdowns that are fueling layoffs at a breakneck pace.
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"Once a conversation is sparked, they can talk for hours," she said.
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The two events sparked public calls for new public legislation on guns.
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But it also sparked some real-world action in the Russian parliament.
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Navarro suggested reasons other than fears about a recession sparked the inversion.
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The longtime Georgia Republican's exit sparked conversations about who will replace him.
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Johnson's decision to push forward with an investigation sparked tensions with Sen.
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On that list is an item — payday loans — that has sparked criticism.
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It was sparked by Trump's decision to strike, and kill, Iranian Gen.
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Last November, an idea sparked in my mind about this puzzle theme.
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The publicity sparked an unparalleled career of endurance-riding on roller coasters.
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It sparked some speculation that the positive January report was being revised.
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This isn't the first time someone sparked a flurry by misquoting NASA.
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Alonso's presence has certainly sparked interest in the race and the series.
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That price tag had sparked criticism from at least one prominent group.
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The plan sparked an outcry from health groups and infighting between ministries.
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The issue has sparked debate since it was discovered that Virginia Gov.
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No one knows what sparked the blaze around 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
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The comments sparked backlash across Washington on Thursday evening and throughout Friday.
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The wave of allegations against Weinstein helped sparked the broader "#MeToo" movement.
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Pelosi's letter was sparked by claims Wednesday night that Nunes, R-Calif.
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Trump's remarks sparked outrage from both sides of the aisle, with Sen.
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The decisions have sparked criticism from Arab leaders and violence in Gaza.
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The move sparked a bipartisan outcry, and Trump made a rare reversal.
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The stock slide sparked a surge in the 10-Year Treasury yield.
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The court's decision has sparked protests by university students around the country.
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And the accounts that women shared with journalists sparked a movement: #MeToo.
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Qassem Soleimani, sparked fears of a larger confrontation between the two countries.
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The dam dispute has sparked a diplomatic crisis between Egypt and Ethiopia.
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Mr. Reid's letter sparked frenzied speculation about what the F.B.I. was doing.
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The death sparked outrage online, and the #NupToTheCup hashtag subsequently on Twitter.
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Some of those efforts sparked a public outcry among advocates and lawmakers.
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An anti-socialism ad with a burning image of AOC sparked controversy.
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The incident sparked a Justice Department investigation, but no charges were brought.
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The row sparked speculation China could pressure Taiwan's allies to break ties.
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Today's outbreak of the novel coronavirus has sparked fears of another pandemic.
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Today's outbreak of the novel coronavirus has sparked fear of another pandemic.
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Her death has sparked an outcry from Iranian and international soccer players.
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The remarks sparked a firestorm of criticism from Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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Tuesday's protests sparked Hong Kong lawmakers to consider banning masks during demonstrations.
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I think what sparked that change is just being more comfortable, really.
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However, the move sparked some of the worst violence since protests started.
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The raid was sparked, in part, by a referral from Mueller's team.
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The breach of support at $0.90,000 also sparked further selling, he added.
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Adam Schiff, even the anonymous whistleblower whose complaint sparked the impeachment probe.
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The breach of support at $2525,000 also sparked further selling, he added.
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The tragic incident has sparked many questions, though few answers so far.
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The video sparked a renewed discussion about the health of both candidates.
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Outrage over his sentence has sparked a broader debate about criminal justice.
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The shooting after a traffic stop sparked days of unrest in Milwaukee.
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The shooting has sparked a resurgence in calls for gun control legislation.
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The market crash in 1929 sparked a major uptick in antitrust enforcement.
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The concern has also sparked a new tussle with Syrian ally Russia.
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Lopez Obrador's decision sparked a major sell-off in Mexican financial assets.
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The discovery sparked criticism from privacy experts over Grindr's data sharing practices.
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They've sparked supermarket initiatives, food recovery programs and legislation around the world.
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Ultimately, she voted to confirm Kavanaugh, a move that sparked liberal fury.
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That information sparked the FBI to launch the investigation that Mueller led.
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The bombings sparked a manhunt for days that shut down the city.
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The Women's March sparked a movement, and an unstoppable one at that.
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No bill in recent memory has sparked as many protests in Sacramento.
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The remarks sparked outrage, but Yang said Gillis should keep his job.
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It was completed before the businessman's comments on abortion sparked a firestorm.
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Hogan also said it sparked fears about U.S. walking away from NAFTA.
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This work sparked a fascination for Roche that is yet to abate.
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Ralph Northam's separate controversy sparked by a decades-old racist yearbook photo.
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The plan sparked concerns in both political parties about growing budget deficits.
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Sproles scored on a 203-yard touchdown run and sparked the team.
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It was what Zuckerberg said next that really sparked my AR reverie.
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Voters ultimately rejected the plan, but it sparked a broad, global conversation.
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The easing of restrictions has sparked growing anger on social media sites.
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The agreement has sparked some tension between China and the European Union.
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But the upcoming change has already sparked celebration among some employees online.
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But Trump's decision sparked a backlash from both Democrats and Republicans. Sen.
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The scandal sparked the biggest crisis in Tesco's near 13-year history.
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The GAO audit was sparked by a request from Democrat lawmakers Sen.
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Fires sparked by lightning, in particular, can pose a challenge, she said.
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The movement has sparked change and firings throughout the industry and politics.
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The surprise tweet sparked a wave of "WTFs" from the political shop.
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Fires so close to Australia's largest city sparked anger among some residents.
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Further supporting gold was geopolitical uncertainty sparked North American Free Trade Agreement.
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This won't be the first year that February 14 has sparked outrage.
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All of that has sparked a heated progressive movement in the state.
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At the time, the addition sparked debates within the US intelligence community.
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The panel sparked colorful protests and was generally mocked the world over.
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Looking at the policy that sparked the most recent protests is instructive.
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When it comes to guns, the massacre has sparked two divergent reactions.
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In this case, three recent "pushes" in particular sparked the current standoff.
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I'm glad I went, and it sparked my lifelong love of travel.
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Online video of their arrests sparked protests and accusations of racial profiling.
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The JEP'S decision sparked the resignation of the attorney-general, Néstor Humberto Martínez.
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It sparked instant outcry across the aisle, including from several Democratic presidential candidates.
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The fall in crude has also sparked worries of a global economic slowdown.
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The initial tweet which was posted on Donald Trump's birthday sparked the controversy.
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Investigators said an electric livestock fence that was improperly installed sparked the flames.
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It was a highly controversial case which sparked civil unrest across the country.
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Warren asked Mnuchin what he saw in financial markets that sparked the calls.
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Jaylen Barford scored 212 points and sparked the Razorbacks after a sluggish start.
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In recent years, police shootings of unarmed black men have sparked furious protests.
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It's unclear what exactly sparked this outburst, but there a couple of possibilities.
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The application sparked concerns about its parent company's use of facial recognition technology.
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Finding the fossil, and working with the dig team members, sparked Nesbitt's career.
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In 2013, after political assassinations sparked mass protests, it agreed to step down.
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His decision to pursue a case against the Norwegian state sparked international outrage.
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Here are the top five stories that sparked the strongest responses from PEOPLE.
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The claim sparked a conversation about how women's bodies are judged and scrutinized.
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Trump's order sparked confusion at airports and protests from people around the country.
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That story sparked a strong reaction from Trump on Twitter on Monday morning.
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But whether Trump actually sparked this flurry of job creation is more complicated.
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Conditions in Japan's immigration detention system have sparked hunger strikes at other facilities.
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That sparked concerns that the central bank was heading for a policy mistake.
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Of course, the smooch sparked many a Spider-Man meme, Hello Giggles reports.
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And it's sparked arguments around the world about what really counts as cinema.
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Another huge wildfire sparked up south of Berlin, Germany just today, causing evacuations.
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Yet the promise faces opposition by domestic critics and has sparked political divisions.
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Singh's death and the subsequent investigation sparked massive protests and a worldwide conversation.
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The gathering came as Trump's order, signed Friday, sparked protests around the country.
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The decision sparked strong criticism from law enforcement officials and some political leaders.
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The CAS' decision sparked outrage among social media users and human rights organizations.
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Footage of the incident sparked national outrage and went viral on social media.
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The video sparked outrage and debate on social media, according to the station.
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The crackdown has sparked considerable discussion in recent months, especially among young people.
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Bitcoin sparked a financial technology (fintech) revolution when it was created in 2009.
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The outbreak sparked a nationwide conversation about how the country treats its poorest.
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The judge's statements sparked a backlash, and an appeals court reversed his decision.
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That VIP experience sparked a new life goal: to become a flight attendant.
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State officials concluded that fire was sparked by a PG&E transmission line.
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The former Republican presidential nominee sparked widespread criticism from conservatives with his decision.
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"It sparked everyone having a party in their living room," Ms. Cosgrave said.
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Antwon Rose The incident was caught on video and sparked protests across Pittsburgh.
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The case sparked global outrage and calls to charge Hicks with hate crimes.
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" Her recommendation unfortunately sparked a debate over whether Tinashe can put out "bangers.
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That approach sparked a wave of disapproval of ESPN, owned by Disney (DIS).
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The protests, dubbed the Maidan Revolution, were sparked by Yanukovych's pro-Russia stance.
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The newspaper's reporting sparked several donors to the scholarship program to jump ship.
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It's still unclear what sparked the fire, Mr. Kerley, the fire chief, said.
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She recently sent a tweet writing, "Fame is a prison," that sparked conversation.
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The second was sparked by Ariel Sharon's visit to holy sites in Jerusalem.
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Friday's scheduled no-confidence vote against O'Neill has sparked fears of more unrest.
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His arrest sparked a wave of protests from his fans and fellow rappers.
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All this has inevitably sparked speculation that DataRobot could be going public soon.
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An attempt by the government to cut off debate sparked scuffles among lawmakers.
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That information sparked the FBI to launch the investigation that Mueller now leads.
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Fracking has sparked concerns of contaminated drinking water, methane emissions and even earthquakes.
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In the voiceover, Lindsay reveals that Peter sparked her interest from the beginning.
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The closed-door sessions have sparked a constant churn of headline-grabbing news.
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Hosie welcome the fact the show has sparked wider discussion on gender stereotypes.
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The president's remarks sparked a flurry of backlash from both Democrats and Republicans.
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The wrath of Moldova seems to have been sparked by a personal affront.
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Though the Momo challenge was a hoax, it sparked widespread concern among parents.
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Stronger stock markets in India have sparked a boom in IPOs this year.
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Now, Locken tells PEOPLE exactly what she meant – and what sparked the confrontation.
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Mass protests demanding his resignation last year sparked a crackdown by security forces.
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This also sparked concerns over the health of the global economy more widely.
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And I think it is part of what has sparked the Trump movement.
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The clips have sparked a debate about whether her actions endangered her animals.
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Author Meghann Foye, 38, sparked criticism after her new book, "Meternity", was published.
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Downed power lines and fallen trees sparked several smaller fires, local media reported.
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It wasn't just black actors who were benefiting from this Scandal-sparked boom.
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The perceived leniency of the sentence sparked outrage and debate over sexual assault.
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They've also sparked a technical debate about whether Facebook "sells data" to advertisers.
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The wave of air strikes, rocket fire and shelling has sparked international condemnation.
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The string of targeted murders has sparked debate about the involvement of ISIS.
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The outcome sparked widespread accusations of fraud, massive protests, and flashpoints of violence.
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This time, student survivors sparked a movement that's put Republicans, like Florida Sen.
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Her adlib sparked uproarious cheers from onlookers, because she wasn't the only one.
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Trump sparked outrage by promising to temporarily ban Muslims from the United States.
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The footage, which was not publicly released until last fall, sparked angry protests.
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The two have sparked reconciliation rumors as they continue to spend time together.
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She also sparked debate about how women should dress in a conservative society.
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Lackluster results like these have sparked a wave of analysis questioning Xiaomi's strategy.
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One posted online Tuesday night quickly sparked local protests and drew national attention.
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But the Justice Department's proposed settlement sparked worries about the bank once again.
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A emotional outing in Manhattan sparked rumors that there was trouble in paradise.
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PRESIDENT Donald Trump's use of Twitter has sparked much controversy among political commentators.
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The news has sparked a leadership contest that will probably complicate matters further.
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Both made startlingly tone-deaf comments that have sparked outrage among their fans.
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That in turn sparked a massive investor sell-off of TV-related stocks.
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The decision sparked outcry from Democrat lawmakers like Texas state legislator Chris Turner.
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He's project has sparked a wave of criticism among scientists across the world.
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Chelsy Davy's somber look at Prince Harry's wedding to Meghan Markle sparked headlines.
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Jaws was filming on location earlier that summer and sparked massive local interest.
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His death sparked tributes from the hip-hop community, including from Kanye West.
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That was in 2015 that you gave that speech and sparked this conversation.
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The deal sparked speculation that there are more banking mergers in the pipeline.
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Still, the controversy has sparked interest in what Google is doing in China.
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The abduction of the Chibok Girls sparked an international social media campaign, #BringBackOurGirls.
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That sparked violent protests in which security forces have killed dozens of people.
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Skaggs said eliminating contributions for active employees has sparked concerns among some retirees.
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The issue of detention centers has sparked a number of protests in Australia.
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In 2017, they attended the Met Gala together, where they sparked relationship rumors.
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For TeamHealth, the young woman's death in 2015 sparked some deep soul-searching.
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Cross' post has sparked outrage among medical professionals from all over the country.
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However, in doing so, she sparked an entirely new frenzy of fan speculation.
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What's happening: Chinese projects have sparked allegations, investigations and convictions around the world.
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Never one to shy away from controversy, Madonna has sparked outrage once again.
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This isn't the first time Jenner has sparked rumors about their relationship status.
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Go deeper: Renewable energy mandates have not sparked that much new renewable energy
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In the past, they've sparked debate due to negative comments about gay parenting.
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That sparked protests and chaos at airports around the country and the world.
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Since then, the video has sparked national outrage over police treatment of minorities.
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Marie Kondo certainly sparked something in Tim Gunn, but it's definitely not joy.
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Naturally, today's announcement sparked plenty of questions: What will their wedding be like?
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Escalating tensions have sparked fears of a standoff between the nuclear-armed rivals.
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And this isn't the first time Hayes and Marie have sparked dating rumors.
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The podcast sparked calls for his resignation and questions about his mental stability.
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It sparked an arms race to build something that could survive a collision.
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Jake Lamb's one-out triple sparked Arizona's go-ahead rally in the fourth.
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So far, however, Turkey has not sparked a global rout in emerging markets.
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The wild ride in Chinese stocks sparked new worries about global oil demand.
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Its use of unlicensed therapists sparked concern in the mental health provider community.
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The promotion sparked an increase in sales, which totaled $3.1 billion in 2018.
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That sparked a strong response from the top Democrat on the committee, Rep.
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For some reason, it was the number "one million" that sparked the imagination.
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Since the initial launch, Hill's lipsticks have sparked an intense social media debate.
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In Canada, the problem is so acute that it sparked a national inquiry.
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The Sheep Fire was sparked by a lightning strike around 6:30 p.m.
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It is what sparked questions about the need to disclose his tax returns.
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As with HCC, however, the deal sparked outrage from members of the board.
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There's a particular reason why Nostrum's price hike has sparked such a reaction.
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The possibility of a deal sparked a 15 percent jump in Nexstar shares.
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The wind even knocked down power lines, which, in turn, sparked new fires.
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The attack sparked a debate on whether all police should carry fire arms.
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Trump's decision sparked a backlash from other world leaders, climate scientists, and others.
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Eventually, a connection is sparked between Elio and Oliver and a romance ensues.
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Its fall from grace has spooked financial markets and sparked fears of contagion.
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It all sparked a feeding frenzy of bizarre humiliations that almost no one
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Trump's executive order spurred backlash from lawmakers and sparked protests across the country.
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Russia's agreement to provide Iran with S-300 has sparked concern in Israel.
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Yet analysts say he has not sparked mass defections from the ruling party.
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But some of his views also sparked controversy among Democrats and civil libertarians.
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Chapman&aposs impending release sparked outrage from Chapman&aposs victims and Republican Gov.
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Persky&aposs sentence sparked nationwide outrage by those who felt it too lenient.
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The incident made headlines across the country and sparked protests in the city.
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On social media, reaction sparked a Twitter "moment" with humorous memes and GIFs.
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Immigration issues, in particular, have sparked protests and legal battles from technology companies.
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The special has sparked a lot of debate, especially in the comedy community.
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The report sparked calls for congressional investigations from both sides of the aisle.
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Unfortunately, his social media posturing also sparked a good chunk of laudatory coverage.
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Trump's win was what sparked Harvard-educated pediatrician Mai-Khahn Tran to run.
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His policies sparked a pre-Christmas one-day currency drop of 26.6 percent.
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They were the first such executions in over two decades and sparked protests.
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His statements sparked a petition with more than 210,210.5 signatures demanding the move.
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Former President Obama sparked controversy by moving it into the White House residence.
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It's the currency side of that equation that may have sparked buying interest.
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INTERCONTINENTAL TERMINALS EVALUATING WHAT SPARKED LATEST BLAZE TWO DAYS AFTER FIRST EXTINGUISHED -SPOKESMAN
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Those details sparked outrage for members of the group which started the petition.
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Both the United incident and the Comey firing sparked waves of public outrage.
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Comments by an OPEC energy minister sparked hopes of a coordinated production cut.
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That sparked a chorus of criticism and gave birth to the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite.
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For a show about the inability to communicate, it has sparked countless conversations.
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He contacted USC about the trophy in 2014 -- which sparked a police investigation.
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Iguodala's versatility sparked the Warriors on offense, and he hounded LeBron on defense.
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China's stock rout sparked new concerns by near-record production and massive stockpiles.
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The schism also has also sparked internal divisions within the Freedom Caucus. Rep.
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Tyler Hurd: The song sparked the idea — and originally not a VR one.
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But silence from Canada's traditional backers has sparked some soul-searching in Ottawa.
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The bills approved Tuesday largely have bipartisan support and have sparked little controversy.
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The privacy rules approved under former Democratic Chairman Tom Wheeler have sparked controversy.
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Fears of violence Previous accusations of election irregularities in Kenya have sparked violence.
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Fox News reported that it is not immediately clear what sparked the shooting.
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You could tell that it sparked something in Phil, because he started helping.
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It is not mere coincidence that Obama sparked his career with a book.
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The case also sparked a nationwide debate over police conduct in black communities.
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Strahan's exit immediately sparked drama and controversy — including shade from Ripa's original Live!
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In fact, it wasn't abortion that sparked the creation of the religious right.
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A whistleblower report discussing the withholding of aid sparked the House impeachment inquiry.
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But Chavarria said he is actually grateful for the conversations it has sparked.
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His death sparked a flood of tributes from local boxers on social media.
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This omission sparked a social media movement, with many using the hashtag #AddHerName.
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The proposal sparked outcries that Trump just wants to punish his political enemies.
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Trump sparked controversy when he called the death count into question last week.
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She was alone Jenkins' death sparked accusations on social media of foul play.
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What have you seen lately that sort of sparked more of this concern?
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So what sparked ketamine's return to the UK's student halls, clubs, and streets?
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The proposal, announced Monday night, also sparked backlash from Democrats and watchdog advocates.
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Buhari's medical trips abroad has sparked intense debate among Nigerians on social media.
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The tweet sparked widespread confusion, as Treasury had not announced sanctions that day.
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It sparked public outrage, prompted an investigation and led to calls for reform.
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The administration's announcement sparked a fierce backlash from civil rights groups and Democrats.
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Bolton's note sparked speculation about possible U.S. military intervention in Colombia's neighbor, Venezuela.
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Other recent incidents of racial profiling have sparked public protests and criticism online.
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That incident sparked what the Burmese military has characterized as anti-terror raids.
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The remark sparked condemnation across the world, including from all 55 African nations.
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But it hasn't sparked any kind of mass exodus from the social network.
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Those delays sparked violent protests in which security forces killed dozens of people.
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The billionaire's comments sparked one of the biggest controversies of a controversial campaign.
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China has thousands of protests every year sparked by concerns about environmental degradation.
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The controversial legislation has already sparked pushback from tech groups and privacy advocates.
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It's not the first time Schilling has sparked controversy with his political views.
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Caesar's decision to cross that boundary in 49 BC sparked a civil war.
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Her comments about the Reagans, though, sparked an immediate backlash on social media.
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The bill has sparked worries about mainland China's broadening influence in Hong Kong.
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The Italian political crisis has sparked fears about the fate of European banks.
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The Magic led 57-40 at intermission, sparked by a great defensive start.
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Jeffrey Epstein's death by apparent suicide has sparked questions and fueled conspiracy theories.
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O'Rourke sparked 2020 speculation after his Senate campaign last year to unseat Sen.
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Still, the shooting sparked widespread calls to limit access to firearms and accessories.
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Their actions have sparked an outcry among Democrats locally and across the country.
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The column sparked passionate disagreement from readers, so let me engage your arguments.
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Theresa May, the British prime minister, sparked her own nuclear controversy last month.
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After the Arab Spring, sparked by the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi in
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The possible Chinese tariffs sparked concerns about damage to the U.S. agricultural industry.
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The possible Chinese measures sparked concerns about damage to the U.S. agricultural industry.
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Dakota's Fanning's casting as a white Muslim woman has sparked some controversy online.
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Renato Nunez's solo homer leading off the seventh sparked a four-run inning.
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Trump's scheduled visit to El Paso has sparked controversy, and protests are expected.
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The court's ruling in Monroe sparked new interest in using the 1871 statute.
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In 2017, Plank sparked controversy after he praised President Trump in an interview.
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But it sparked my desire to create dance, not just to perform it.
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International tourist numbers have since been on the up, sparked by cheaper prices.
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News of the auctions sparked protests outside of the Libyan Embassy in Paris.
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The complaint and ensuing scandal have sparked a formal impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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Her small-scale demonstrations outside the Swedish parliament building sparked a larger movement.
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Trump did not specify what sparked his tweets, but they came after Rep.
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The misuse of the funding has sparked an outcry from Republicans in Congress.
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The issue almost sparked a trade row ahead of the 2013 ICAO assembly.
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He also lobbed attacks on the whistleblower whose complaint sparked the impeachment investigation.
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That conclusion sparked multiple congressional investigations, as well as a special counsel probe.
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The pictures sparked dozens of expeditions into the mountains to find more proof.
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