School choice is an issue that might re-ignite class warfare in Georgia high school sports.
If Mr Bush allows the Christian right a veto over his appointments, he will re-ignite America's culture wars.
Downing Street therefore feared that with his forensic skills and inside knowledge he might re-ignite the smouldering rebellion.
And who know if Crawford will re-ignite his career once he gets healthy.
And none should obviate the opportunity to re-ignite our economy with jobs growth.
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With countries around the world struggling to re-ignite meaningful growth in their economies, the reader raises an interesting question.
Today, our fundamental problem is a lack of economic growth and no attention to the incentives that can re-ignite it.
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In Niger, President Issoufou fears armed conflict (and a tide of refugees) could spill into the country's northern regions and re-ignite its own Tuareg troubles.
But Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and other Iraqi and U.S. officials had warned of an increase in attacks around the withdrawal date as remaining insurgents attempt to re-ignite the sectarian warfare that ravaged the country in 2006 and 2007.
But the amazing story of the Shroud of Turin has simply refused to fade into obscurity and die, for the simple reason that a conflict of evidence has emerged which is about to re-ignite the debate around this compelling religious artefact.
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But a lack of popular recognition, combined with the increasing fragility of his health, led Syd Barrett to abandon the music industry altogether and, despite a couple of abortive attempts to re-ignite his career, Barrett remained, for more than 30 years, British rock music's greatest recluse.
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