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But off to one corner of the hall, a serious debate raged about the future of the industry.

In Cairo itself pitched battles between protesters and riot police raged in more than a dozen places, leaving scores dead and thousands wounded.

Television images from Saturday night showed hordes of young men smashing shop windows as fires raged in the streets and some buildings.

In Israel a forest fire that raged for several days in the hills above Haifa, the country's third city, killed 42 people, 36 of them trainee prison guards trapped in a bus.

A flu epidemic raged through the school for weeks.

The forest fire has raged for several days.

Debate has raged over whether a claimant must actually be proved innocent in order to collect.

So attached was he to his own daughter that he raged against her engagement as an act of treachery.

The debate on the value of the Space Shuttle Program is but one facet of the manned vs. unmanned space flight controversy that has raged for decades.

In his bitter late polemic, The Wagner Case (1888), Nietzsche raged against Christianity as a “denial of the will to life”, and against Wagner as a prophet of redemption.

Fire and wind raged all around, snapping juniper trees and incinerating the sagebrush.

Up to 300 bodies were washed ashore after the tsunami, and fires have raged along the north-eastern coastline.

She raged against her husband for some household affairs.

All day long the battle raged, and the king of Israel propped himself up in his chariot facing the Arameans until evening. Then at sunset he died.

One evening, we sat playing Monopoly while thunder and lightning and high winds raged outside.