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“The charred hulk of a car stood in front of a still-burning home that sent plumes of black smoke into the air.”
“It was clear what had happened: One of them had dropped a match or a cigarette butt or a still-burning ember into the scrap bin.”
“— Ideal wildfire conditions developed across the southern plains as rainfall encouraged rapid plant growth, followed by drought and hot weather to launch still-burning fires consuming millions of acres.”
USA Today: Weather records, and Americans, battered by spring
“- In the event of a complete meltdown, the still-burning hot nuclear fuel could drip to the floor of the reactor.”
“Then I really got a good look at the still-burning remains of Mabila, realized what I was seeing . . . smelling.”
“Mr. Borcina then poured the still-burning ashes into a bag he placed in a trash can toward the back of the home, officials said.”
“Before Brian (sheepishly) signed my book he asked me to hold his ciggie's still-burning dog-end.”
“I'm fascinated by this episode's suggestion that Bill's relationship with Sookie (and Sookie's mortality) may have something to do with his still-burning grief for his wife.”
The Huffington Post: Mark Blankenship: True Blood Sucker Punch: Season 3, Ep. 3
“Like still-burning embers beneath the ashes, the heat they created could ignite a nationalist movement to overthrow the occupation government.”
“The mutilated corpse of Gangut, which had received a direct hit from a flight bomb on its deck, together with the massive, still-burning sixty-thousand-ton hulk of Sovyestkiy Soyuz, which had had its hull penetrated by five torpedoes, were slowly sinking in the grey, still waters of the Neva estuary.”
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