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Friendly Fire

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Friendly Fire
A fire that is set with no foul intentions and that does not go out of control. For example, a fire in a fireplace and a bonfire on a farm are both friendly fires. Insurance policies generally do not cover losses from friendly fire, such as damage to a chimney. Rather, the insurance only provides coverage if the fire leaves the fireplace and burns down the house or if the bonfire accidentally destroys a crop.


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After the static poses from White Lies, Friendly Fires blazed onto the stage with loose-hipped frontman Ed Macfarlane strutting round like Mick Jagger.
ED MAC FRIENDLY FIRES FRIENDLY FIRES IS THE SHOCKWAVES NME AWARDS TOUR THE BIGGEST DATES YOU'VE PLAYED?
Friendly Fires signed up for the NME tour - that has previously sealed the UK reputations of acts including Coldplay and the Killers - because of their ambition to take things to the "next level".
 
 
 
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