conflagrating

The culture of impunity, conflagrating violence and conflicts, is a clear threat to humanity.

Criminalization of Politics and Impunity: Chief Human Rights Concerns in Nepal 2008

Popularity is as a blaze of illumination, or alas, of conflagration, kindled round a man; showing what is in him; not putting the smallest item more into him; often abstracting much from him; conflagrating the poor man himself into ashes and caput mortuum!

Paras. 1-24 1909

Popularity is as a blaze of illumination, or alas, of conflagration kindled round a man; _showing_ what is in him; not putting the smallest item more into him; often abstracting much from him; conflagrating the poor man himself into ashes and _caput mortuum_!

The Best of the World's Classics, Vol. V (of X) - Great Britain and Ireland III Various 1885

Civil war, conflagrating universally over France at this moment, might have led to one thing or to another thing: meanwhile, to quench conflagration, wheresoever one finds it, wheresoever one can; this, in all times, is the rule for man and General Officer.

The French Revolution Thomas Carlyle 1838

In the middle of 2010 the turmoil calmed before conflagrating again as Merkel pushed for investors to help cover the cost of future bailouts.

BusinessWeek.com -- Top News 2012

In the middle of 2010 the turmoil calmed before conflagrating again as Merkel pushed for investors to help cover the cost of future bailouts.

BusinessWeek.com -- Top News 2012

I will definitely be posting something on Macross Frontier when it concludes next week (I saw 24 earlier today; it was awesome, and I was most amused by Ranka's Ayanami Rei impersonation), probably a post on the perinnially confusing, confounding, and conflagrating Code Geass R2 (can I make sense of episodes 21-25?

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