| fan flame | 11.13 | We fan the flames. | ||
| fan concern | 2.90 | That fanned concern of rising trade tension. | ||
| fan fear | 2.76 | That fear was fanned on a trip to Komodo Island a few years ago. | ||
| fan tension | 2.70 | Israeli leaders quickly accused him of fanning tensions. | ||
| fan speculation | 1.84 | A report in Business Week fanned the speculation. | ||
| fan fire | 1.38 | Turkey did not want to fan the fire. | ||
| fan violence | 1.12 | Is old hatred fanning new violence? | ||
| fan expectation | 0.92 | The figures fanned expectations the central bank would cut rates. | ||
| fan inflation | 0.92 | Opponents of the wage hike fear it could fan inflation. | ||
| fan sentiment | 0.92 | Critics say anti-Jewish sentiment has been fanned by Blocher and others. | ||
| fan resentment | 0.72 | The disparities have fanned black resentment. | ||
| fan unrest | 0.72 | He said students were fanning social unrest with their violent protests. | ||
| fan hatred | 0.59 | Both conducted a bitter campaign that fanned wartime hatreds. | ||
| fan side | 0.59 | He struck out four, fanning the side in the sixth. | ||
| fan talk | 0.59 | But maybe that is just fan talk. | ||
| fan interest | 0.53 | Miscalculating fan interest. | ||
| fan time | 0.53 | Daubach, the Belleville Basher, fanned three times. | ||
| fan controversy | 0.46 | Gaston this week called Mussina an obscene name for fanning the controversy. | ||
| fan ember | 0.46 | Universities are fanning the embers. | ||
| fan demand | 0.39 | But nine years of heavy-handed rule by Serbia, the dominant republic in Yugoslavia, have only fanned demands for independence. |