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Russia continues to fan secessionist flames there by encouraging the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
Ironically, while Khamenei is no fan of democracy, he relies on the fact that his principal enemies are bound by democratic constraints.
This is especially worrisome because, unlike elsewhere in the world, official manipulation helps fan the flames of nationalism in China.
I confess to being a huge Lin fan.
The Dear Leader's son, Kim Jong-chol, is said to be a fan of Eric Clapton.
This would allow the use of a less power-hungry fan instead of a compressor, and the fan could run on batteries rather than relying on the power grid.
I am a fan myself: a fan with two worries.
I'm a Chelsea fan, and so are most of my girlfriends.
For instance, Joyce, my former workmate, has a husband who is a diehard Manchester United fan.
Bangladeshi migrant workers in the Gulf States who return home imbued with radical Wahhabi and Salafi teachings fan the fires even more.
Indeed, by coincidence, on the Sunday the young football fan was murdered in Moscow, Vladislav Surkov, the first deputy in President Dmitri Medvedev's administration, was meeting Michael McFaul of President Barack Obama's National Security Council.
As a basketball fan, I would not describe the sport as a zero-sum game, even though one team wins and one team loses.
But the Chinese media also played an ignominious role, publishing slanted articles on Japan that helped to fan the fire.
He is a big fan of 1970's rockers Deep Purple.
But they do reflect the agenda of those seeking to fan Buddhist resentment in order to thwart Myanmar's democratic transition.
A local man whose brothers all serve in the police force, a sports fan, and an amateur basketball coach, Crowley does not move in the same social circles as Gates.
Concerned about sparking an ethnic clash, Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has proclaimed a ban on open discussion of these issues, threatening to arrest Internet news providers and activists if they continue to fan such debates.
As Havel had foreseen, his job (and that of the small circle of dissidents surrounding him) would then be to fan that spark, stoke the fire - and guide it.
Though she is no fan of Putin, she did not want to stand out unnecessarily.