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Flaming is sparked by a human condition belabored by instant replays, blood and guts smashed into our solar plexus with each turn of the page or channel.
Mexico and violence 2006
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The installation is called "Flaming Cactus," and there is a cactuslike aspect to the lampposts from some close-up angles; at least the kind of cactus one might expect to find in the East Village.
NYT > Home Page By DAVID W. DUNLAP 2011
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He coaches a team called the Flaming Arrows and he goes on television sometimes.
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He coaches a team called the Flaming Arrows and he goes on television sometimes.
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He coaches a team called the Flaming Arrows and he goes on television sometimes.
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He coaches a team called the Flaming Arrows and he goes on television sometimes.
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In the clip, Vitter responds to a question about "Wendy Cortez" posed by a caller named the Flaming Liberal.
Archive 2007-07-01 2007
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"Scorch set his mustache on fire once in the Officer's Club bar with a drink called a Flaming Dr Pepper."
Strategic Engagement Mann, Catherine 2003
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Duchess's jewels -- among them the famous Erosite gem known as The Flaming
The Flaming Jewel 1899
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Disclosure: In addition to writing a book on Burning Man, I have helped a group called the Flaming Lotus Girls install their art pieces at the festival on several occasions.
NYT > Home Page By JESSICA BRUDER 2011
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