A fairy cake was dipped into liquid oxygen and then set alight to show how much energy, and therefore calories, it contained. |
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A classroom was trashed and walls were daubed with graffiti spray before the wooden library door was set alight. |
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It had been spotted by a member of the public after it was set alight and abandoned shortly before midnight on Wednesday. |
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It was thought that a candle had fallen over and set alight the paperwork in an office in the garage. |
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Cheating reached such depths that a pillar box was set alight in an attempt to destroy completed ballot papers, she said. |
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A pillar box was set alight in the Washwood Heath ward, apparently to destroy postal votes. |
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The Vauxhall was driven into a crash barrier made up of the tyres and either went on fire or was set alight. |
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Among the dead were seven people trapped in houses set alight when a firecracker ignited a stack of fireworks. |
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Petrol had been poured through the letterbox, said a spokesman for the fire service, and was then set alight. |
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The appeal follows a recent spate of vandalism where bins have been set alight, plant pots have been kicked over and garden furniture damaged. |
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Years later he would confess among his past sins the desire to set alight the house with his mother and stepfather in it. |
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And as soon as it's dumped, it's usually set alight, sending smoke into their houses. |
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A burning car exploded and shattered the front room window of a house in Rawcliffe Avenue, Breightmet, after being set alight early today. |
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Rommel ordered houses upstream of the crossing point to be set alight in order to provide a smoke-screen. |
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The fire in the bucket set alight the sundeck and quickly spread to the rear of the house. |
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About 5.00 am the Paschal Fire will be set alight and it will be blazing brightly in the sky as people file up for the 6.00m Mass. |
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Oh good I thought, but apparently I slept through the car being set alight, the firemen coming and a tow truck. |
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A sub-standard home is scheduled to be set alight by fire crews, then demolished by a digger. |
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The Scout Group's base, in was completely gutted by fire after it was deliberately set alight last night. |
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Cars were also set alight close to Leinster House, the Irish Parliament Buildings, amid heightening violence. |
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A shop was set alight, 25 cars were burnt out and two police officers were injured. |
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This is stacked in heaps by the women and children and is set alight once it is dry. |
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Enormous plumes of choking black smoke fill the sky where the oil has been set alight. |
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The felled timber and leaves are piled high in 1km rows as far as the eye can see, ready to be set alight. |
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The tournament was set alight by a brilliant Dutch team playing Total Football. |
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The fire spread after a mobility scooter parked outside their home in a sheltered housing complex was set alight. |
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About 5.00 am mark the Paschal Fire will be set alight and it will be blazing brightly in the sky as people file up for the 6.00 am Mass. |
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In February last year the market hall was mostly destroyed after it was set alight by arsonists. |
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Cars were set alight, buses were stoned and fireworks and bottles thrown at cars. |
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When we arrived a number of pallets had been stacked up against the outside the building and set alight. |
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Missiles were thrown, petrol bombs were hurled, barricades were erected, cars were set alight and so on. |
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The fire of God fell with great force and men and women were set alight for an effective service for Jesus. |
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The fires for all these tests were started in the same way: about 40 litres of heptane were poured out and then set alight. |
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Numerous houses were set alight during the shooting, probably by tracer bullets and other munitions. |
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It took just one season to see the myths and suspicions tossed into the bin and set alight, though. |
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The UK duty to promote equality extinguishes fires before they are set alight. |
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The slightest spark, the smallest provocation can set alight the South Caucasus powder keg. |
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The alcohol soaked sugar is set alight and allowed to burn until it bubbles and caramelises. |
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The jury at Preston Crown Court had been told how small-time drug dealer Mr Barnshaw had been beaten and doused in petrol and set alight after being kidnapped. |
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Mr Swales said they were also concerned about surrounding businesses as the blaze started to spread and set alight a fourth floor fire escape door on an adjoining building. |
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The legs were also placed along the limbs of the corpse and all covered with the skin before mantras and oblations were made and the funeral pyre set alight. |
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The house was petrol bombed and set alight several times during this time. |
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Everything was in shambles, set alight with fire and misted by smoke. |
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The 60-year-old was trapped inside his home for crucial minutes while fire crews dealt with rubbish set alight by pranksters on the other side of town. |
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The show is magically set alight by 62 MAC 500 and 600s supplied by Bandit Lites with lighting design by Vince Foster. |
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A search of the gutted property, one of a row of houses set alight just a week earlier, was made after a neighbour reported hearing cries for help. |
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Their bodies had been set alight on a paved road 100 metres from the school. |
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It is a source of anxiety, but it has also set alight Europe's commercial imagination, and re-energised its spirit of enterprise. |
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Southern Europe has been set alight more and more frequently over recent years. |
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The pair, both 23, were found bound and stabbed to death in a bedsit in New Cross, south London, that had been set alight. |
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Caernarfon, however, was still only partially completed and was stormed by Welsh forces and the castle and town set alight. |
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A fire initiated by an electrical arc, that set alight materials believed to be non-flammable, and exacerbated by the failure of other material and systems. |
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Her limbs, fingers and dental arch were removed, and her body set alight. |
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The spectators held their breath as the two men fed the fire in a brazier in the gallery with handfuls of damp straw and the surface of the balloon was set alight in several places by the sparks. |
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Much of its commercial district was set alight. |
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If the shortages of 2007 linked to galloping inflation continue, one may fear an outbreak of generalised explosion which would not be limited just to the Fergana Valley but could set alight the whole region. |
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Houses, shops and shelters were looted and set alight. |
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The bodies were mutilated by being set alight. |
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But to fulfill this mission our respective congregations and Institute must first allow themselves to be set alight and transformed by the fire of the Spirit. |
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This is an element essential to all medieval sieges, the aim of a mine being to dig tunnels under the ramparts of a besieged castle, holding it up with wooden props which are then set alight. |
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The front cover shows a photograph by Dean Karr of the newly re-united band, with Bruce holding a torch, presumably to set alight the giant wicker man that can be seen in the background. |
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A dumper truck worth hundreds of thousands of pounds was set alight on a development site. |
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The Tea House at Kew Gardens was set alight by Suffragettes Olive Wharry and Lillian Lenton in February 1913 during a series of arson attacks that occurred throughout London. |
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Viking heritage is claimed by Clan MacLeod and Norse tradition is celebrated in the winter fire festival at Dunvegan, during which a replica Viking long boat is set alight. |
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