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fire storm
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fire storm [′fīr ‚stȯrm]
(ordnance)
A fire engulfing a city, produced by an air raid with incendiary or fire bombs.


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NOVEMBER 14, 1940: A factory and nearby buildings in Coventry city centre are ablaze in the horrific firestorm that was the Blitz.
Only when a firestorm of media scrutiny descended upon the Worcester School Committee after a newspaper story ran in the Worcester Telegram for hiring Donna Byrnes as a Special Education Teacher did the Superintendent of Schools suddenly terminate Donna Byrnes' employment on the grounds that there was too much negative media coverage and too many negative telephone calls coming in to the school system regarding her employment," Ms.
Wilson shocked members of the House of Representatives with the protocol-busting remark during Obama's speech on Wednesday, igniting the latest political firestorm over the president's health care reform drive.
 
 
 
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