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spark

[spahrk] / spɑrk /




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Fischbach tells Newsbeat the project had more fake blood than has ever been used on a film production, which sparked blood donations across the US – something he says was his "intention."

From BBC

The Vatican had previously sought to play down reports of a cafe on the terrace, which had sparked anger about the potential commercialisation of a sacred place.

From Barron's

South Africa, long renowned for its mineral wealth, saw a similar frenzy in 2021 when crystal‑like stones found in KwaZulu-Natal province sparked a diamond rush, only for experts to confirm they were merely quartz.

From Barron's

The moves were an extension of Friday’s rally, sparked by U.S. consumer-price inflation for January coming in below economists’ expectations.

From Barron's

The cool reading gave investors reason to believe that Fed rate cuts may come sooner than previously anticipated, sparking renewed sentiment for risk-on assets such as cryptocurrencies.

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