The playground went up in flames at around 6 p.m.
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America's reputation went up in flames with the rise of ISIS.
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"The buses went up in flames when they collided," Eklu said.
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That routine went up in flames when, just before sunrise on Nov.
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The historic Soda Rock Winery in Sonoma County went up in flames.
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In total, somewhere between 118,000 and 175,000 masters went up in flames.
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The Park Theater on Park Row went up in flames in 230.
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In 1937, Fox's film vault in New Jersey went up in flames.
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Then there were three explosions before the tanker went up in flames.
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Part of the porch and a dining set quickly went up in flames.
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Nearly a dozen oil tanks exploded, and 100,000 barrels went up in flames.
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Police believe Hanel died when the house went up in flames, it said.
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The garage accidentally went up in flames in the wee hours of Thursday morning.
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A 24-story London apartment building went up in flames at 1:16 a.m.
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An estimated 400-plus people were killed as the building went up in flames.
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Ms. Ewy watched with Haneen as most of their possessions went up in flames.
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People in the neighborhood apparently heard two gunshots before the vehicle went up in flames.
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Troops and police pushed back the aid trucks, two of which went up in flames.
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When the crude sculpture went up in flames that night, it drew a small crowd.
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The Conception, a 75-foot commercial boat, went up in flames around 3:30 a.m.
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About a dozen outbuildings went up in flames on an adjacent ranch, fire officials said.
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Then, on June 10th, a warehouse in Baghdad containing a million ballots went up in flames.
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Our sources say the home went up in flames Friday as the fire burned toward Malibu.
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As houses went up in flames in Hlaing Thi, Formin's mother called her at her lodgings.
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That all changed when a building went up in flames on Monday just outside of Dubai.
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But just a few weeks later, the unimaginable happened: Giudicelli's Williamsburg apartment went up in flames.
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He was 220 and living in Los Angeles in 221 when Watts went up in flames.
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The acrylic panels went up in flames in 1976, and the dome sat vacant for years.
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King Kong's too hot to handle in Vietnam -- his new movie premiere literally went up in flames.
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All was going well until one month ago, she said, when her home went up in flames.
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Authorities said a car engine went up in flames after the car hit a metal utility pole.
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One source said a camp for internally displaced people in the area also went up in flames.
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The files had been compiled in February 2014, nineteen months after Flame 1.0 went … up in flames.
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Russia's Ministry of Defense went up in flames on Sunday, sending clouds of smoke billowing over Moscow.
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As their SUV went up in flames, passerby Chad Reiginter saw the struggling dog and sprang into action.
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On April 353, 2012, the 40-story Al Tayer Tower went up in flames, displacing hundreds of families.
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Security chased them away, but the next thing everyone knew ... the house next door went up in flames.
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Shelby Carter was home with her 2-week-old daughter Keana when their house went up in flames.
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Conception went up in flames off the coast of Southern California in the early hours of Monday morning.
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The tankers, the Kokuka Courageous and the Front Altair, reportedly went up in flames just before 6 a.m.
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The trailer and attached grill, smoker, and miscellaneous equipment including refrigerators, slow cooker and signs went up in flames.
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Some time after that, the compound went up in flames — a fire that was exactly what Koresh had prophesized.
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Three people who were in the gas station rushed out before it went up in flames, the mayor said.
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It left the entire spectrum of the city's population in distress as homes and businesses went up in flames.
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Production on Master P's biopic indirectly saved the life an elderly man when a house went up in flames.
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In 1904, a steamboat carrying members of the German Lutheran church went up in flames, killing over 27,250 people.
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Unfortunately, Loren's place in Santa Clarita, CA went up in flames last week, and the prized knife was inside.
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It was pretty much business as usual until the last two weeks when everything just went up in flames.
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A truck belonging to the radio station RTL went up in flames, sending a dark column of smoke skyward.
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Flosa was baking bread outside when her baby's crib went up in flames, and people nearby rushed to his aid.
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Most notably, the roof of the cathedral that was made of wood went up in flames and suffered severe damages.
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In October of 2013, a small chunk of Camp Pendleton, the marine base in Southern California, went up in flames.
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Lisa Murkowski said she opposes new witnesses Friday afternoon, Democrats' hopes of calling any new witnesses went up in flames.
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His mother was baking bread outside when her baby's crib went up in flames, and people nearby rushed to his aid.
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A "Whoville" themed Christmas parade float went up in flames after somebody flicked a cigarette onto a flammable part of it.
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In the destruction of the Allied attack, one of the most famous 15th-century depictions of death went up in flames.
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One of the leading reasons for why the Note 7's batteries went up in flames was its capacity and dimensions.
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In April, the world watched in anguish as the Notre Dame — situated in the heart of Paris — went up in flames.
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It's true, there are significant differences between the Moov and the market that went up in flames over a year ago.
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But the prospects for such a pact disappeared right around the time the Syrian state disintegrated and went up in flames.
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The helicopter pilot is fine too — he was able to simply walk away from the crash before to went up in flames.
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Vineyards in the Adelaide Hills in South Australia and along the southeastern hinterlands of the state of Victoria went up in flames.
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Derick Almena, the landlord at the Oakland warehouse that went up in flames, killing 36 people, has been arrested for the fire.
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NEW ORLEANS — In 1973, the UpStairs Lounge, a bar in the French Quarter here, went up in flames one hot summer night.
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In Bautzen, a small town close to the Czech border, a large crowd cheered when a refugee shelter went up in flames.
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An all-electric Porsche Taycan sport sedan went up in flames in a Florida garage on Sunday, Porsche confirmed to Business Insider.
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Residents on other outlying Hong Kong islands reportedly felt windows shake and heard loud booms when the tanker went up in flames.
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The Vista del Mar Hospital, a mental health clinic north of the city, was one of the buildings that went up in flames.
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In the meantime though, Jamie has bigger fish to fry, namely the fact that his entire legitimate business just went up in flames.
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Screenshot: TwitterThe New York City Fire Department responded to a report in Times Square on Saturday after a billboard went up in flames.
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Husband and father Dr. William Petit Jr., who had been tied up and beaten unconscious, escaped as the home went up in flames.
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But on December 13th a warehouse in Kinshasa (the country's rambling capital) went up in flames and some 8,000 voting machines were destroyed.
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As the fire rapidly approached, Riley's grandmother and her mom barely managed to escape with Riley before their home went up in flames.
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As we first reported ... Johnny's house went up in flames Monday night, and parts of his 300 acres of land were also scorched.
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See SWNS story SWFIRE; The lorry was travelling westbound on the M4 near Bath on Wednesday night when it went up in flames.
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"It went up in flames in a moment," he said, standing in his scorched field of blackened crops holding a lone golden bushel.
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Both the Baltimore City Fire Department and the Baltimore Police Department reported to the scene as two more portable toilets went up in flames.
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Kern County fire authorities warned that the death toll could rise as investigators combed through the rubble of homes that went up in flames.
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Image: dschmieding (Flickr (CC BY 2.0))An Australian patient's life-saving surgical procedure went up in flames, and unfortunately we don't mean that figuratively.
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The police chief of the Northern California city hit hard by a fast-moving wildfire is among those whose homes went up in flames.
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The 2 Live Crew rapper was being honored and had a scripted speech, but that all went up in flames when the teleprompter failed.
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The steel was from a shed that held two jeeps, a motorbike and $20,000 worth of hay, all of which went up in flames.
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Neal Baltz Arizona resident Neal Baltz was on the diving boat that went up in flames, his father, John Baltz, told CNN affiliate KNXV.
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Soon, the entire wooden frame of the historic, 850-year-old landmark went up in flames as people in central Paris watched in horror.
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Three of its sedans went up in flames without warning in recent months, one in Shanghai, another in Hong Kong, a third in San Francisco.
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Wheeler says Fox blamed him as the story went up in flames, and now Wheeler is suing, in effect, to salvage something of his reputation.
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But the ambitious phone, aimed at taking down Apple's iPhone 22011, literally went up in flames almost as fast as it rocketed to the top.
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But as the house went up in flames the episode left viewers on perhaps one of the most painful cliffhangers in the history of television.
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In April 2019, the roof of the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris went up in flames, bringing the entire building to the brink of collapse.
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He himself was beaten with a baseball bat and lost several pints of blood, managing to escape moments before the house went up in flames.
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Rather than setting the entire piece ablaze, though, only one part of the monument — the lower half of the woman's body — went up in flames.
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" Even at its most painful, the Band's story captures something golden, incendiary and wistfully beautiful — "so beautiful," Robertson reflects, "that it went up in flames.
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Humanitarian aid trucks went up in flames last month when Maduro deployed troops at the Colombian border to prevent the opposition from bringing in relief supplies.
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In addition to demanding money from SpaceX, Spacecom is also collecting $205 million from Israel Aircraft Industries, who built the satellite that went up in flames.
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Burning hoverboards are all the rage in recent weeks, but another battery-powered vehicle recently went up in flames in Norway: a Tesla Model S car.
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"Bethlehem welcomes the messengers of peace, not the messengers of war", read some placards with pictures of Pence and Greenblatt as they went up in flames.
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Having endured a traumatic escape as his house went up in flames last week, his family is now struggling to find a place they can afford.
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Upon immediate impact, the bus went up in flames, some of the occupants were thrown outside the burning bus while others remained trapped inside, the agency said.
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Three historically black churches went up in flames in Opelousas, Louisiana, over a 10 day period in spring 2019, re-igniting fears of civil rights era attacks.
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Schulz's son, Monte Schulz, told the Associated Press on Thursday that his stepmother, Jean Schulz, was able to evacuate, but the family home went up in flames.
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Last week, the home of a woman who accused Roy Moore of groping her went up in flames in what police are now investigating as an arson.
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They were the catalysts and triggers, the bridges that went up in flames, but the true causes of estrangements nearly always went back a long, long time.
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She lost her annual gig hosting CNN's New Year's broadcast, a bunch of her high-profile friendships went up in flames, and her career still hasn't recovered.
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Also hit hard was the Fountaingrove neighborhood, where landmarks including the Fountaingrove Inn and the Hilton Sonoma Wine Country went up in flames, The Press Democrat reported.
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The slow cooker's brand went up in flames when viewers learned the Pearson family house burned down after a faulty slow cooker started a fire in the kitchen.
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Despite the significant swaths of the country that went up in flames last year, there is still plenty of fuel around, even in areas that ignited last year.
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Seeing how the last party she threw for a Jones (Juggie's birthday) went up in flames, can't wait to see what FP's Gang Retirement Party will be like!
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On December 2, 2016, the Ghost Ship warehouse in Oakland, California, went up in flames; the fire ignited during a dance party and wound up taking 36 lives.
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Brady, as chairman of the ways and means committee, was also a central player in the GOP efforts on health care, which went up in flames, again, Wednesday.
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Much of the convoy, carrying aid from government-controlled territory for 78,000 people in rebel-held territory in the western countryside of Aleppo Province, went up in flames.
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In Colorado, officials are warning this could be the worst fire season since 2012, when neighborhoods went up in flames around Colorado Springs during the Waldo Canyon Fire.
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"It's terrible to think that all of that history just went up in flames," she said of the March blaze that stunned neighbors — and the home's new owner.
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Nobody outside of Bangladesh paid much attention to these tragedies until the Tazreen Fashions factory went up in flames in the Dhaka suburb of Ashulia in November, 2012.
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Miss Congo, Dorcas Kasinde, won the African beauty pageant hosted by the Cross River State Government Friday, but immediately after she was crowned ... her hair went up in flames.
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The owner of the latest exploding Galaxy Note 7 is an Australian man who says he was on business trip when his hotel room almost went up in flames.
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What happened: A literal piece of history was nearly destroyed last week when Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral went up in flames as the result of an electrical short circuit.
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Nearly 50,000 voting machines and almost 600 computers went up in flames as a result of the fire that broke out on Saturday, said elections council chief Tibisay Lucena.
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Then Jamal Manning (Brian Tyree Henry), a would-be Chicago alderman, gives Veronica a month to reimburse him the $2 million that went up in flames along with Harry.
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A second, smaller depot went up in flames this month in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine, not far from the front line of the conflict with Russian separatists.
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A great deal of history went up in flames: a bible used by pastors over the past 60 years, handwritten sermons, financial records and documents dating back to 1889.
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Crystal Lamirande lost all of her possessions in a Santa Monica apartment that went up in flames on Tuesday, but thanks to one dedicated firefighter, she still her dog Nalu.
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Derick Ion Almena -- the guy who ran the Oakland art commune that went up in flames -- has a rap sheet, and not just in the Bay Area ... TMZ has learned.
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New Delhi (CNN)The owner and manager of a building that went up in flames with dozens of people inside have been arrested, a spokesman for New Delhi police said.
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Another electric vehicle fire recently made headlines, this time a Porsche Taycan, which went up in flames at a Florida home, burning the car and garage where it was parked.
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Police said investigations had led them to conclude 350 people lived in the west London tower but 14 were not there when the building went up in flames on 14 June.
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The Oakland warehouse that went up in flames Friday night was a popular location for underground EDM shows ... and footage of a previous concert shows the set up was extremely claustrophobic.
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That's the questions we're left asking ourselves after hearing of a coffee styling from Australia that spectacularly went up in flames, long before it ever had the chance to take off.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 is a fantastic phone, but Samsung played it safe after its Note 7 literally went up in flames and was recalled and then discontinued worldwide in 2016.
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A woman who had to flee that Harlem building that went up in flames during a movie shoot is suing director Ed Norton's production company for misleading her during the blaze.
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Soon after they left the house, a neighbor who was out of town called them, and asked them to save some letters from his house before it went up in flames.
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When the 850-year-old Notre Dame cathedral went up in flames last month, its spire and parts of its frame — which contained hundreds of tons of lead — burned to the ground.
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Again and again, they voiced their continuing support for the president — and their faith that he would fix the health care system eventually, even though this first effort went up in flames.
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During the riots, as buildings near his church went up in flames, local Muslims formed a human barrier between the church and the rioters, saving it from the mobs, he told me.
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While not a policy achievement, Booker gained fame as mayor of Newark for saving a woman from a burning house, carrying her out of the building as it went up in flames.
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The house sits at the end of a cul-de-sac ... if their place went up in flames, it would have started a devastating domino effect on the rest of the neighborhood.
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But a lawyer for the man, Paul J. Caneiro, defended his client on Thursday, and said he was at home when his brother was killed and his house went up in flames.
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But as the Notre-Dame cathedral went up in flames that evening, Mr. Macron scrapped his address, and used the devastation of a beloved and iconic monument to call for national unity.
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Nearly 400 acres of wheat ready for harvesting went up in flames, according to Gadi Yarkoni, head of the Eshkol Regional Council, which represents many Israeli communities along the border with Gaza.
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A pickup believed to have been driven by Matthews was captured by surveillance cameras leaving the parking lot of Greater Union Baptist Church moments before it went up in flames April 2.
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A pickup truck believed to have been driven by the suspect was captured by surveillance cameras leaving the parking lot of Greater Union Baptist Church moments before it went up in flames.
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State-owned investment fund Caisse des Depots said it would donate oak timber from the forests it owns to help rebuild the framework under the cathedral roof, which went up in flames.
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A storage site holding half of Baghdad's ballot boxes went up in flames on Sunday in what Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi denounced as a "plot to harm the nation and its democracy".
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In association with strong storm systems, massive walls of wind-driven flames have swept across the Plains, particularly in Oklahoma, where at least 300,303 acres went up in flames during the past week.
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As the Notre Dame Cathedral went up in flames on Monday, YouTube flagged livestreams of the incident as possible sources of misinformation and then started showing people articles about the 9/11 attacks.
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Examiner reporter Joe Fitz Rodriguez posted photos of the aftermath of the fire to Twitter; both bicycles appeared to have been in docking stations at the time their batteries went up in flames.
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Big Mike -- the founder of Advanced Nutrients who also throws epic Malibu parties -- had his celebrity Fourth of July bash interrupted when the house next door went up in flames ... presumably from fireworks.
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The fires, which started on Friday when up to eight villages went up in flames in the ethnically mixed Rathedaung region, have increased concerns that more minority Rohingya will flee to neighboring Bangladesh.
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After a smaller, but pioneering battery project at a wind farm on Oahu in Hawaii went up in flames in 21982, investment in battery storage all but dried up for a few years.
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The Baron was attempting to make an emergency landing after suffering a mechanical issue when it clipped the top of an SUV, hit a pole, and went up in flames, NBC affiliate WESH reported.
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The couple's home sits at the end of a cul-de-sac and borders a field -- meaning if their place went up in flames, it would start a domino effect on the whole neighborhood.
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Growing up in Southern California during the '90s, I recall the fear and anxiety of the local Korean community during the LA uprising, when many Korean-owned businesses at the epicenter went up in flames.
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Any lingering hopes of a pause in the fighting in Afghanistan went up in flames last week, when central Kabul was rocked by explosions right next to the diplomatic compound that houses the U.S. Embassy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Piles of punk music memorabilia went up in flames on a river barge in London on Saturday in a protest against the way the once rebellious genre has been subsumed into mainstream culture.
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In early June, a storage site holding half of Baghdad's ballot boxes went up in flames in an incident Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi described as a "plot to harm the nation and its democracy".
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Poremski had just stepped outside to get something from her car when her home suddenly went up in flames while her daughter and dog, the almost 6-year-old Polo, were still inside, reports CBS News.
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His heart rate, pacer demand and cardiac rhythms all suggested that Compton had not in fact quickly bundled up all his most prized possessions and left in a hurry as his house went up in flames.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral went up in flames on Monday , a blaze that devastated the landmark, destroying its wood-beamed roof and collapsing the iconic spire, a searing loss for Paris and France.
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The day the Treadmark apartment building went up in flames in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston, James Keefe, the $230 million property's developer, waited anxiously on the back porch of his home a few blocks away.
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Five people are confirmed to be dead after an "ongoing dispute" in a California neighborhood prompted one man to open fire on two others before his home went up in flames with his wife and son inside.
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Employees found out they lost their jobs via social media, $40,000 wedding plans went up in flames, and one man reported being "held hostage" in a Tunisian resort until he paid Thomas Cook's debt to the hotel.
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When a batch of emails from the then-presidential candidate's duration as secretary of state (including conversations between a top aide handling requests from donors to the Clinton Foundation) surfaced, the world practically went up in flames.
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For the United States as a whole, last year was the second worst for wildfires in over 60 years, with 10 million acres burned, exceeded only by 2015, when about 10.1 million acres went up in flames.
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Last month, a large letter "T" that he had built out of insulation board and painted with a flag motif and erected on a Staten Island lawn went up in flames in the middle of the night.
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URENA, Venezuela (Reuters) - One truck in a convoy attempting to bring humanitarian aid into Venezuela from Colombia went up in flames on Saturday, sending plumes of dark smoke into the air, footage from a Venezuelan television channel showed.
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The march took place the day after buildings and cars went up in flames during raucous demonstrations over the killing of Mr. Smith, who the police said had disobeyed orders to drop a gun while he was chased.
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Celebrity friends donated their belongings and art work at an auction held at her beloved Chateau Marmont, and Mirandi secured a small settlement from the company that made the skirt she wore when she went up in flames.
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Security personnel monitoring 24-hour on-site cameras called the Fire Department shortly after the fire started, but all six of the buildings under construction went up in flames, said Phil Kerr, the developer's chief executive of homebuilding.
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The substance's volatility also explains why the tanker went up in flames so quickly, dooming the 30 Iranians and two Bangladeshi crew members on board the tanker, but not those aboard the other vessel involved in the collision.
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Brian and Megan Fox's house in Nashville, Tennessee, went up in flames in January after a hoverboard they purchased two months earlier on Amazon spontaneously caught fire, destroying all of their possessions and physically and psychologically injuring their children.
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On Friday, at least two people were confirmed to have been killed in the blaze, and Kern County fire authorities warned the death toll could rise as investigators comb through the rubble of homes that went up in flames.
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As they did so, a crowd chanting "police everywhere, justice nowhere" surrounded a police patrol car, which went up in flames after the police officers inside fled the scene, a few hundred meters from where their colleagues were rallying.
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Wildfires have consumed more than 1 million acres (404,685 hectares) in all so far this year, but that pales in comparison with the record 6.5 million acres (2.6 million hectares) that went up in flames across Alaska in 2004.
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In July, the Daxing District Fire Department named the neighborhood where the apartment went up in flames a "major disaster zone" for fire hazards, and said there would be extra checks for dangers involving open flames and faulty electricity.
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Kai Thomas and a group of red-eyed classmates from an arts high school in San Francisco pressed against police tape Sunday near the street corner where the "Ghost Ship" rapidly went up in flames, taking the life of a friend.
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Cats can locate wildfires far off in the distance and then travel to the burn scars weeks later to feed on mammals whose homes just went up in flames, as McGregor discovered after reviewing data from 6.33 felines with GPS collars.
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One of the most-esteemed museums in Latin America — Brazil's Museu Nacional, which was founded in 1818 and had around 20 million artifacts — went up in flames Sunday evening, destroying many of the nation's most prized cultural and historical artifacts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - He turned "You're fired" into his reality show catch-phrase, but it was Donald Trump who went up in flames on Saturday - or at least an effigy of him did, as part of Britain's annual Bonfire Night celebrations.
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The recount will exclude Baghdad where a storage site holding half of Baghdad's ballot boxes went up in flames earlier this month in an incident Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi described as a "plot to harm the nation and its democracy".
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URENA, Venezuela, Feb 23 (Reuters) - One truck in a convoy attempting to bring humanitarian aid into Venezuela from Colombia went up in flames on Saturday, sending plumes of dark smoke into the air, footage from a Venezuelan television channel showed.
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Three trucks loaded with food and medicine for the Venezuelan people went up in flames last week on the Colombia-Venezuela border, as the country's military engaged with opposition forces in a burst of tear gas, rocks, handmade Molotov cocktails, and metal pellets.
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Related: A Record Amount of US Forest Went up in Flames Last Year "What's at stake here is one of the world's last great forests," said Danielle Droitsch of the Natural Resource Defense Council, which is among the signatories to this week's letter.
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Last Sunday, as the wildfires, which have now killed at least 40 people, first erupted, Lopas' cannabis farm in Santa Rosa went up in flames, leaving behind the stumps of two chimneys, heaps of ash, charred marijuana plants and a despairing entrepreneur.
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Hawaii News Now added that after a shooting was reported, the home believed to be the scene of the incident went up in flames as gunshots rang out either inside or near the house and several vehicles appeared to also be on fire.
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As helicopters doused the hills to protect the priceless artworks at the nearby Getty Center and homes went up in flames, the fire crews on the ground began attacking the blaze to keep it from leaping across the street and taking out other multimillion-dollar houses.
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CreditCreditBruno Barbey/Magum Photos In 133, the world went up in flames, the auteur theory ignited debate, parental guidance at the movies was suggested, women in film were on the verge of a breakthrough, flesh-eating zombies hit the screen and American movies went to war (again).
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Lewes Journal LEWES, England — Though it is never flattering to be burned in effigy, Donald J. Trump was in good company on Saturday when his image went up in flames not far from those of the British prime minister, Theresa May, and of a 17th-century pope.
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Though Robin Wright has insisted she's not trying to recreate the life of Hillary, Claire's disastrous ambassadorship evokes one of the biggest policy missteps of the Clinton administration: When Bill nepotistically placed Hillary in charge of a health care reform campaign that went up in flames.
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WASHINGTON — On the night in April 2015 that Baltimore went up in flames, Carla D. Hayden, the city's chief librarian, was under pressure to board up a neighborhood library branch and wait out the violence triggered by the death of Freddie Gray after being injured in police custody.
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NEW YORK, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said it was sending fireproof packaging and gloves to customers who bought the Galaxy Note 7 phone on its website, so they could safely return the devices after a recall and reports that some replacement phones went up in flames.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Three paintings from the collection of the Louvre, and another 200 canvases belonging to a local maritime museum, went up in flames last Tuesday, when severe lightning caused a fire on the small island of Tatihou on the French side of the English Channel.
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An official with the Delhi Fire Service said the building that went up in flames over the weekend in Bawana, an industrial area outside New Delhi, had no clear fire-safety arrangements, and the Indian news media reported that the businessman who had rented the factory had been taken into custody.
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Expected to announce a deal on Wednesday with the Democratic Unionist Party of Northern Ireland, she turned instead to acting prime ministerial in the face of the terrible London fire, in which a 24-story public housing tower, full of people of poor or modest means, went up in flames.
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A week after a gas leak killed a 12-year-old in a house explosion, and two nearby homes went up in flames, the shaken residents of a Dallas neighborhood are angry that the gas company has left them in the dark about what went wrong — and whether another tragedy could strike.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When a five-alarm fire tore through the building that houses the collection of the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) in New York's Chinatown district on January 24, Nancy Yao Maasbach, the museum's president, was almost certain that the entire collections went up in flames.
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We also did a deep dive into the rise of JPMorgan banker Noah Wintroub that reveals how he forged close ties with tech execs in a push to win the bank more IPO business — efforts that culminated in securing a lead role in a planned debut for WeWork that instead went up in flames.
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You can see why this would be on Ms. Hopkins's mind: In May 2015, this musician and performance artist lost all of her earthly possessions when her Williamsburg, Brooklyn, apartment — which doubled as work studio and tripled as storage space — went up in flames while she and her husband, the designer Jeff Sugg, were on vacation.
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Co-editor Emma Kemp sets the stage with her essay which leads the reader through a handful of significant and potentially overlooked places where women have experienced pain, or even death: the insides of theaters that went up in flames, factories that burned, rooms and institutions with impenetrable doors that once held women for interminable amounts of time.
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After nearly $1 billion was promised by wealthy French families to swiftly restore the Notre Dame Cathedral that went up in flames last Monday, Yellow Vest protesters convened for the 23rd consecutive week, setting the streets ablaze, denouncing the hypocrisy of the elite and disappointment with the government for letting the country's working-class to struggle, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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In April 220, when Valton was three years old, an event that became known as the worst industrial accident in US history took place when a cargo ship carrying more than 23501 tons of ammonium nitrate caught fire and blew up in Texas City's port, causing massive fires and further explosions as other ships and a nearby oil refinery went up in flames.
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