Your eyebrow twitched. You flared your nostril.

Last August, fighting to the north of the provincial capital Goma flared up again, provoking a major humanitarian crisis that has no end in sight.

More recently, in 2009, the border issue flared again.

Their nose you can see his nose is flared right now.

BERLIN When hostilities flared in Gaza last month, it seemed like the same old story was repeating itself.

The descent into barbarism generally occurs in the midst of economic crisis or when localized violence has already flared.

Conflict grew ever bloodier in Syria, continued to grind on in Afghanistan, and flared up periodically in West, Central, and East Africa.

A century later, in 2007 2008, the world experienced an even greater financial shock, and nationalistic passions have flared up in its wake.

The Byzantine civil war flared again and ultimately led to the deposition in 1328 of Emperor Andronikos II, who retired to a monastery.

We made up a little batch and we put it on the driveway and we threw a match and phew, it flared up. Ah, it was great.

When the territorial dispute between Japan and China over the Senkaku Diaoyu islands flared anew last year, Japanese auto exports to China plummeted 80 in just three months.

These gases were previously often flared and vented to the atmosphere, but now the acid gas requires purification in order not to affect the environment with SO2 emission.

The situation flared up when Israel and Gaza exchanged fire which still continues now after Israel killed Hamas military leader Ahmed Al Jabari during an air raid on Gaza yesterday.

The global companies operating in the delta have spilled oil and flared natural gas for decades, without regard for the natural environment and the communities impoverished and poisoned by their actions.

Bilateral tensions flared when Thai politics heated up after the September 2006 military coup that overthrew the democratically elected prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, on charges of corruption and disloyalty to the monarchy.

All that savage grandeur, the steely glinting hooves, the eruptions driven from the creature's mighty innards, breath stopped, heart stopped, nostrils madly flared, I didn't know if I wanted to break him, or be him.

However, as the SARS epidemic flared up in 2003, Dr. Jiang realized in April that Health Ministry reports of only 19 confirmed cases of the disease in Beijing were bogus he knew of almost ten times that amount.

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BERLIN When hostilities flared in Gaza last month, it seemed like the same old story was repeating itself. The world again witnessed a bloody and senseless surge of violence between Israel and Hamas, in which the main victims were innocent civilians maimed and killed on both sides.

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