But now the commission cannot afford to walk into the line of fire for its masters as it used to.

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At 59, Taylor may finally walk away from the fire, but he will carry it with him for the rest of his natural life.

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"It's a very expensive business, but it's something we can't just walk away from and the fire department will always be there, " says Mr Mohler.

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The chief's is the only house whose the entrance faces the fire -- all the others face away -- and it is important for outsiders not to walk in the sacred area between his house and the fire.

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What arbitrary rules could you start breaking, which would allow you to sidestep the competition, walk on stilts, breathe fire, and still become successful?

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The desert experience involves archery and a "fire walk" across hot coals.

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Note: Reading this article does not give you the information you need to really eat fire, fire walk or even turn into a skid.

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Nor will displays of facility with weapons, tools, or chocolates, the last in short supply during the Plesistocene Era when men were apparently inventing three men walk into a bar instead of tinkering with that wheel idea or inventing the camp fire.

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Meyer's courtyard has no backdoor, presenting a fire hazard, and the public bathroom is a five-minute walk away.

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Luke's Hospital, which is near the scene of the fire, said they had treated eight people, six of whom were walk-ins with minor injuries.

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