31. Instead of being constructive, Dayewalker's report fans the flames of edit warring. 32. While he pretends, he also can fan the flames of Big Gov'ment paranoia. 33. But the fact that both are more than mere economic conservatives fans the flames as well. 34. While some in Washington may want to play politics and fan the flames of rhetorical fear, 35. The wave of global propaganda and political moves continuously fan the flames of biased propaganda reports. 36. Day said it helped that Wooden Phone and Fan The Flame were winging away from gate. 37. Angered at his lack of success, Ilmarinen conjures the four winds to fan the flames . 38. Israeli sympathizers are concerned that the conference will fan the flames of anti-Semitism on campus. 39. Saturday is Valentine's Day, and nothing fans the flames of love like sneaking around. 40. As I saw in Bosnia and Rwanda, it is propaganda that fans the flames of hatred.
