Earlier this year, you may recall, protesters brought Kampala to a standstill, torching roadblocks throughout the capital city.

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Arben Lleshi, who has admitted torching the car, sent the message to fellow defendant Afrim Lleshi, it was heard.

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Shivers also was acquitted of attempting to kill four other soldiers and two pizza delivery men and torching a getaway car.

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Not mentioned is that when Rosenbraugh previously acted as spokesman for the Earth Liberation Front (ELF), he advocated torching such homes.

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On his first run through Skyrim, Mr. Mullins took a more traditional path: He built an avatar that was obsessed with fire and went around torching people.

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Not that the New York Knicks should mind quite yet, but on one court Jeremy Lin has been torching his own team as badly as regular basketball opponents.

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Before we started torching carbon stored in forests and then carbon stored underground as coal and oil, the carbon dioxide concentration of our atmosphere was about 280 parts per million (ppm).

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During World War II, Thomas Olsen hid this "Scream" and dozens of other Munch works in a remote hay barn to protect them from the Nazis, who were torching art they declared degenerate.

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