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The report set off a seismic reaction.
Set off a multi-megaton bomb.
Set off a loud phone alarm.
The hand-held device, developed by two Israeli engineers in 1985, has revolutionized hair removal, set off a stampede of imitators and competitors and grown almost overnight into one of Israel's largest nonmilitary exports.
But the move set off a wave of anger, and protesters called for the removal of Republican lawmakers who had supported the idea, and began collecting thousands of signatures on recall petitions.
But the move set off a wave of anger, and protesters called for the removal of Republican lawmakers who had supported the idea, and they began collecting thousands of signatures on recall petitions.
History may one day judge the removal of Saddam Hussein as the spark that set off a democratic revolution across the Muslim world.
Regardless of these inconsistencies and miscommunication, the 2003 agreement set off a series of forced evictions through the demolishment of homes and the removal of utility services, including water and electricity.
Russia's long-term and enthusiastic backing of the Assad regime, and the United States's demand for Assad removal, was once thought to be the match that could set off a military conflict between Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
