| Then all of a sudden I just saw all of the downstairs go up in flames, and all the windows smashed. |
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| If, heaven forbid, his home and studio were to go up in flames, after his beloved wife what would he save? |
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| In the aftermath of a collision cars with full fuel tanks tend to go up in flames killing the occupants who might have survived the collision. |
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| Fire blazed up in fury and the girl ran outside and watched the house she once lived in go up in flames. |
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| Young J: The offices did not go up in flames, but the journalists are really feeling the heat. |
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| She still loved Sue, but she wasn't willing to risk having her house go up in flames. |
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| The only guarantee that Bosnia or Kosovo, or the entire Balkans for that matter, will not go up in flames again tomorrow. |
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| The body of Leclair was recognizable because of his long beard, which miraculously did not go up in flames. |
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| Should we wait until we get situations like those in Italy, where entire camps go up in flames? |
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| We could also see that sugarcane did not go up in flames when lighted, whereas corn did. |
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| Incadescent sculpture is putting on a bed of wood shavings and go up in flames. |
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| The western part of the city in particular has been constantly pounded by Russian artillery, and factories and apartment blocks go up in flames after air raids. |
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| An accident can happen suddenly and quickly cost a lot: the toaster can go up in flames and damage your kitchen, a break-in while you are out, your children's football can smash next-door's window? |
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| And if it's done too slowly your arms go up in flames. |
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| Obviously, with a nuclear Iran, it is the non-proliferation policy and treaty that would go up in flames with incalculable consequences that would follow for the whole of the Middle East and beyond. |
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| A brilliant second of the raid and a credible contender for final victory on the morning of stage 5, the Nice resident saw his dreams go up in flames after a very rough fall on the road to Antofagasta. |
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| It hurt seeing the Aldi supermarket go up in flames. |
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| When, ten years later, the suburbs go up in flames, a posting by Mathieu Kassovitz on his blog gives way to an exchange of polite but uncompromising emails with the Home Minister at the time. |
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| However, your hopes of saving money on fuel will go up in flames when you factor in the astronomical price of this full-size SUV... unless you plan on using it exclusively in the city. |
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