Today, we are happy that those flames of war have been extinguished, and that now we are about to watch the flames of peace, destroying some of the implements of war.

BBC: The President's speech

Hard-liners will moutht hawkish positions--stoking the flames of trade war.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Young people with whom I chatted in Ulsan believe that whale meat is an older person's dish, a taste forged in the harsh after-flames of World War II.

BBC: NEWS | Science/Nature | 'Accidental' whaling scrutinised

If we are to believe the reports published this weekend by three of America's leading newspapers (based on multiple if anonymous sources and semi-confirmed by top intelligence officials), the latest NIE concludes that the war in Iraq is fanning the flames of global terrorism and creating new enemies for the U.S. in the world of Islam.

NPR: U.S. Iraq Policy: Going Down on One NIE?

When I opposed the war, I warned that it would fan the flames of extremism in the Middle East.

NPR: Transcript: Obama's Speech at AIPAC

In the heat of war, an old church had been engulfed in flames, and the fire had revealed an unknown medieval mural.

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