Flareup

The latest flareup in the Middle East answers this question.

The Spanish government’s visit is seen as an effort to get something tangible in return for diplomatic efforts to mend ties with Morocco after a flareup in tensions over the Western Sahara, a former Spanish colony annexed by Morocco in 1975.

I first met Tracey when she was admitted to the hospital for incessant diarrhea and dehydration from an inflammatory bowel disease flareup.

More than 200 people have been killed, with the latest flareup on Tuesday leaving at least two people dead in Imphal West district.

The fight was postponed in May after Tyson suffered an ulcer flareup on a plane.

Despite this, the city has found itself in the line of fire of Armenian artillery several times during the recent flareup of violence there.

Not one single case in this flareup has been attributed to anyone who attended the BLM protests.

The bulk of its more than 14,000 cases and nearly 300 deaths are related to the flareup at a religious sect in February and March.

In the colder months, the disease has been under control, but with hot and humid weather arriving, the veterinarians fear a flareup in the condition.

The latest restrictions follow a major flareup in security prisoners’ wards in recent months, after the Prisons Service installed cellular jamming devices to prevent them from using smuggled cellphones to call outside the prison.

In 2003, a flareup of violence in Ituri triggered Operation Artemis, a three-month operation by the European Union — its first military mission outside Europe.

In 1979, a flareup between North Yemen and South Yemen prompted the U.S. to sell 14 F-5E/Fs to North Yemen to boost its air defense.