How To Use Flare up In A Sentence
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The arthritic patient's joints may flare up.
An Alternative Approach to Allergies
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She poked at the fire causing it to flare up and throw more shadows across their faces.
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Nevertheless, adult turkeys may harbor latent infections of coccidia that flare up when the host individual is stressed.
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The result will be a world that muddles along, with the constant danger that unattended problems will flare up disastrously.
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She said the strong southeaster which has fanned the flames over the past two days was set to continue, and there was a constant danger that smouldering coals in areas where flames had been extinguished, would flare up again.
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Little wonder that fierce controversies flare up.
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There's also the added community backlash which can be seen indirectly in flare ups like the Fox News-Mass Effect fiasco et.al. We can also see echoes of Rockstar's decision to leave the content in in some of the more embarassing and alienating aspects of recent marketing schemes.
A Pricey Cup Of Joe
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One would think that meaning might flare up here or there though some chance concatenation of words.
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He went into the Masters after a lengthy layoff with a lower back injury only for the trouble to flare up again the next week.
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But despite the cost in human life the posting has never caught the public imagination in the way much more minor flare ups in the world's political hotspots have.
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He went into the Masters after a lengthy layoff with a lower back injury only for the trouble to flare up again the next week.
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It is also possible to scratch and infect the bites, or for the bites to flare up from environmental pollution such as exhaust fumes.
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I have a quick temper which can flare up and be over in seconds, which makes me rueful, but at least provides bystanders with entertainment.
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The post-Cold War need for mobile, flexible forces to deal with threats and flashpoints that can flare up at a moment's notice has placed a new emphasis on airlift.
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Things that even in better writing only smouldered, flare up here in full force.
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Certain problems are very likely to flare up without any notice.
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Fatal epidemics of visceral leishmaniasis - an ancient disease spread by sandflies and known in some places as dumdum - periodically flare up in southern Sudan.
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Historic competition for influence and for the region's energy resources could flare up again.
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Her piercing blue eyes flare up.
The Sun
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Shove a lit roadflare up your ass until you die in agonizing pain you pitiful subhuman punk
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Things that even in better writing only smouldered, flare up here in full force.
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He forced himself onto his knees, ignoring the dull throb of pain that threatened to flare up any second and crawled a few inches, feeling the air blindly in front of him, before stopping to listen.
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The rough bare boards of the walls, naked but for one old picture of a horse cut from a magazine, carefully pasted upside down, and probably designed chiefly to cover some defective spot that was admitting too much coldness; the crazy table shaking with every gust and causing a tiny kerosene lamp to flare up and menace the dim religious darkness by depositing even more lamp-black than was its wont on its already negrine globe; the meagre board of dark bread, "oleo," and molasses; the weird minstrelsy of the hurricane -- the whole a harmony of poverty and war.
Labrador Days Tales of the Sea Toilers
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Major resentments in the fleet flare up without the need for groundwork or foreshadowing, and go silent with equal abruptness.
MIND MELD: If We Ran Battlestar Galactica
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Don'tspill too much fat on the barbecue as it could flare up.
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They were the sort of conflicts that frequently flare up along any ill-defined border which is straddled by farming communities.
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She poked at the fire causing it to flare up and throw more shadows across their faces.
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Some men will hide in the coils of DNA, a few atoms that spell red hair, and they'll flare up for centuries to come like a fire in a coal seam, stubborn and inextinguishable.
