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flame

Definition for flame

noun as in fire

Strong match

brightness

Weak match

rapid oxidation

noun as in object of passion, lover

verb as in burn

Strongest match

ignite

Weak match

flare up

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The podcast studio for “The Shawn Ryan Show” features mementos, including an American flag that flew over Ground Zero and a flame thrower with a sticker that says “Hillary Clinton Killed My Friend.”

But once the flamboyant Tesla chief executive flamed out, the OMB director got to work to make DOGE’s work the foundation for lasting changes.

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The video ended with the entire street engulfed in flames.

It goes over the audience, and it shoots out flames, bubbles.

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The initial staging area, which was in the path of the evacuation route and the fire, was consumed by flames within 30 minutes, the report said.

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