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• A Chadian diplomat was lynched and Niger's embassy put to the torch.
• A van with a canister full of petrol inside was put to the torch.
• In 1369 Shangdu was occupied by the Ming army and put to the torch.
• The village was plundered and put to the torch by enemy soldiers many times.
• Many buildings were put to the torch.
• With the position at Condeixa untenable, the town was abandoned and put to the torch.
• Moore ordered the remaining buildings in the town, including the church, put to the torch.
• Every town lent support, yet when it was overrun, it was put to the torch.
• In the towns and villages, many houses were put to the torch after the KFOR troops arrived.
• When he returns home, his aunt Becky is arrested and her home is put to the torch.
• The guerrillas usually target symbols of government authority, such as village schools, which they put to the torch.
• Redinha was put to the torch and Ney assumed a new positioned on the other side of the Ancos river.
• More than 11, 000 acres of the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge will be put to the torch in controlled burns this week.
• In 1116 the Welsh of Deheubarth retook the Gower Peninsula and forced William to flee his castle which was put to the torch.
• In 1697, Habsburg Prince Eugene of Savoy conducted an extremely successful border raid which culminated in Sarajevo being put to the torch.
• The next morning after the main body of the Royalist force had left town, many more houses were put to the torch.
• In recent weeks, the Huay Koloke camp was put to the torch, killing three people and leaving 9, 000 without shelter.
• Year after year, fortresses were attacked, farms and crops were put to the torch, women and children enslaved and men killed.
• In September and October, three other French tax offices were put to the torch, and French tax officials complained of feeling threatened.
• Because of its importance to the Confederacy and the partisans who inhabited it, the Loudoun Valley was put to the torch in The Burning Raid in 1864.