Linen tablecloths hid the wood-burning braziers set under each table to ward off the chill.

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Our correspondent, who went to Tizi Ouzou, said streets were deserted and the air was thick with black smoke from burning tyres set ablaze by the protesters.

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The two then set about burning through just about every last cent as they found it harder than expected to recruit clients for their new style of law firm.

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Or if you didn't have an opportunity to speak, but you've got this burning idea that is really going to set the world on fire, I want to make sure that you've got the opportunity to -- (laughter) -- that you've got the opportunity to lay it out right now.

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X-43A will set off on its own, burning hydrogen as it streaks out across the Pacific.

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It must deliver the vision he set out in the now infamous "burning platform" memo in February 2011, when he abandoned Nokia's in-house operating systems in favour of Microsoft's Windows Phone.

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Burning yields coins, coins yield things, things are set on fire.

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He became a league-wide pariah burning bridges in Cleveland and many other NBA markets with his decision (James likely set a record for having his jersey torched the most times).

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Rather than eliminate nitrogen oxide via a bulky chemical treatment system that even the EPA questioned initially, EGR would make the motor do all the work by piping exhaust gas back into the cylinders and burning it again a cleaner, cheaper, lower-maintenance solution, which would set Navistar ahead of the pack.

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