It's a protein that shows up when your blood vessels might be inflamed, which might be a risk for heart disease.

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And women in the city said the wife of the AZiZ hath solicited her page against himself he hath inflamed her with love verily we behold her in error manifest.

Unfortunately, the Japanese government, despite much circumstantial and even documentary evidence supplied by Japanese historians, now chooses to deny the wartime regime s responsibility for this ghastly project. Not surprisingly, that stance has further inflamed Korean emotions.

However, Israel should have taken greater care to minimize collateral damage. The civilian casualties and material damage inflicted on Lebanon inflamed Muslims and world opinion against Israel and converted Hezbollah from aggressors to heroes of resistance.

Their anger, inflamed in March when he tried unsuccessfully to sack the Supreme Court s independent minded chief justice, rages on. The court recently ruled that Nawaz Sharif, who Musharraf unseated eight years ago, must be allowed to return from exile.

Tempers remain inflamed, with US Ambassador Nancy Powell, in a New Year s message to Indians, ruefully acknowledging that ties have been jolted by very different reactions to issues involving one of your consular officers and her domestic worker. Kerry has also expressed regret over the incident.

The civil war in Syria, meanwhile, has inflamed the Sunni Shia fault line that traverses the entire region, and that defines, for example, the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran. In fact, while Saudi Arabia opposes elected Islamists in Egypt, it supports insurgent Islamists in Syria, owing entirely to Iran s support for Syrian President Bashar al Assad s regime.

Such mixed signals have further inflamed nationalist sentiments in China, and anti Japanese demonstrations have broken out in many Chinese cities, including an attack on the Japanese ambassador s official vehicle. Both sides urgently need to cool off, especially in order to contain their extremist elements and prevent them from taking over the issue and setting the policy agenda.

ROME Once again, the reputation of Pope Pius XII is under scrutiny and attack. Indeed, so searching are the questions and so inflamed are discussions about the Roman Catholic Church s pontiff during World War II that the current pope, Benedict XVI, recently announced that he may postpone Pius s beatification until the Vatican s archives for the war years are opened and examined.

Recently, the Canadian scholar politician Michael Ignatieff urged US President Barack Obama to impose a no fly zone over Syria, despite the near certainty that Russia would veto the United Nations Security Council resolution needed to legalize such a move. In Ignatieff s view, if Syrian President Bashar al Assad is allowed to prevail, his forces will obliterate the remaining Sunni insurgents at least for now with hatreds inflamed, blood eventually will flow again.