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In 2011 the coalition government passed the European Union Act, designed to trigger a referendum if powers are transferred to Brussels.

Tullet, the French author of several previous children's books, presents page after page of manufactured and natural objects — shapes of flowers, teapots, shoes, robots and musical instruments — composed in ink, gouache and watercolor and designed to trigger a very young reader's associative responses to common things.

The unusual bid of £40,000,001 was designed to trigger a clause in the 26-year-old Uruguay striker's contract.

The player was angered when Liverpool rejected Arsenal's bid of £40m and one pound, which was designed to trigger a release clause.

Arsenal have had two bids rejected by the Reds, the latest of which was a pound over £40m and designed to trigger a release clause in Suarez's contract.

Urban Barriera is a program designed to trigger a process of improvement of the "Barriera di Milano" area, the historical neighborhood in the northern part of the city.

Although the bags were equipped with acoustomagnetic sensors, designed to trigger an alarm, that did not serve as a deterrent.

So let's dismiss the idle fantasy that the entire thing was designed to trigger an immediate payment of £1m into Jimmy Carr's bank account.

For example, the reliability, precision, and accuracy requirements for a glucose sensor that is linked to a system that automatically adjusts insulin doses will be much more stringent than those for a sensor designed to trigger an alarm in cases of apparent extreme hyper- or hypoglycemia.

In fact, Foxwoods is designed to trigger all sorts of familiar American spending rituals.

One day, scientists may be able to create robots specially designed to trigger empathy -- a helpful quality for robots to possess if they help or interact with humans.