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• Actress Maria Nafpliotou played the role of the High Priestess and ignited the flame using a parabolic mirror and the sun's ray.
• Because of this a young, inexperienced German soldier prematurely ignited the flame throwers, which allowed the French to spot the site of the guns.
• "I think we'll ignite the flame a little bit stronger than Sydney or London or Paris would because of these symbolic reasons ."
• One of the attackers doused people with a flammable liquid, apparently kerosene or gasoline, while another used a blowtorch to ignite the flames, witnesses said.
• They should not be allowed to breed hatred, dissension, and ignite the flames of conflict in the holy precincts where unity, solidarity and fraternity should be preached.
• They should not be allowed to breed hatred, dissension, and ignite the flames of conflict in the holy precincts, where unity, solidarity and fraternity should be preached.
• Tussle has been described as " Re-igniting the flame of experimentalism, Californian four-piece Tussle have emerged as pioneers of a new Krautrock-infused rhythmrock hybrid.
• If these spades were called spades, fiendish incendiaries might re-ignite the flames of Grandfather Marx against capital's inhuman readiness to maximize profits by squeezing labor, and so forth.
• Chinese president Jiang Zemin declared the games open and Olympic diving champion Tian Liang ignited the flame that will burn at Beijing's Workers'Stadium until the Sept . 1 closing ceremonies.
• Easton is making the bats for the U . S . Olympic baseball and softball teams and made the arrow that was used to ignite the flame at the 1992 games in Barcelona, Spain.
• I think what will happen in the next year or two is that there will be somebody _ some person or group _ that will ignite the flame again and drive people into the stores,
• His left hand twitching from the ravages of Parkinson's syndrome but his right hand steady with the torch, Muhammad Ali stood atop Olympic Stadium and ignited the flame that begins the Atlanta Games.
• There are no visible signs of divisions among the people but in a multi-racial and multi-religious community, it only needs an emotional spark to ignite the flames of hatred and animosity.
• Martin Luther King Jr . had been assassinated in Memphis, Tenn ., in a treacherous act that had sent much of the nation into mourning and ignited the flames of turmoil in cities across the country.
• Several names are getting tossed around as possible candidates for igniting the flame, including Albertville figure-skating silver medalist Midori Ito and two retired members of the gold medal-winning Nordic combined team from 1994.
• Earlier this month, Iranian President Mohammad Khatami urged his country's pilgrims to tone down such rallies, saying they could breed " hatred dissension, and ignite the flames of conflict in the holy precincts ."
• And it is a sign of the arrogance of the old guard _ the bazaaris and the mullahs and those who clustered around the Supreme Leader _ that they never guessed that an attack on the students of Tehran would ignite the flame.
• When McCain portrayed an " iron triangle " of special interests arrayed against the common good, most voters asked whether this triangle had produced double-digit unemployment, ignited the flames of inflation, or otherwise wrecked the economy.
• Gary Hartley, senior vice president and creative director of Fox Sports, said that the designer, Scott Pickens, devised the feature, and soon, computer code written into the graphics software automatically ignited the flame when the radar gun reached 93 miles an hour.
• "My agenda is revival in the church and spiritual awakening in the community, " said Tony Dickerson, president and pastor of Pinehurst Baptist Church in Columbus . " Having periods of sincere, meaningful worship will be the means of igniting the flames of revival ."