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Indians in Uganda, however, seem confident that this month's flare-up was an exception, not the rule.
然而在烏乾達(dá)的印度人看上去還是堅(jiān)信本月的沖突衹是個例外，竝非普遍現(xiàn)象。
Britain's defense secretary has announced plans to reduce troop levels in southern Iraq have been postponed after a recent flare-up of violence around the city of Basra.
英國國防大臣宣佈，推遲實(shí)行精簡派駐伊拉尅南部的軍隊(duì)的計劃。此前，在巴士拉市附近暴力活動最近突然增多。
But at some point, enough uric acid accumulates to have a flare-up of gout, so if you're living longer you are more likely to reach that threshold," gout expert Dr.
但是，在某一刻，尿酸累積到足夠多時，就會引發(fā)痛風(fēng)。所以如果人的壽命越長，到那個零界點(diǎn)的可能性就越大，”痛風(fēng)病專家約翰.

Frictions between Islam and the West often flare up - like when when a Danish newspaper published cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed - or when Muslim girls in Europe went to school wearing veils, or new minarets in Switzerland were banned.

The U.S. dollar index is higher Monday on perceived safe-have demand amid the EU debt crisis flare-up.
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Predictably, Syrian, Iranian and Arab League officials all say that Israel is the cause of the flare-up.
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a situation in which something such as violence, pain, or anger suddenly starts or gets much worse

If there is a flare-up of violence or of an illness, it suddenly starts or gets worse.