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No hatred was expressed, but that was enough to set off a firestorm in Miami, where the easily incited Cuban exile community immediately demanded his ouster.
But when the drug agency's vaccine advisory committee recommended that the vaccine be approved for marketing, several members expressed concern that the vaccine could set off an autoimmune condition that, in turn, would result in arthritis.
But some economists expressed concern that the 21percentt increase could set off a wave of excessive wage proposals by increasingly aggressive unions and threaten efforts to control inflation.
China's reaction since the official announcement on Thursday has been critical but muted, expressing concerns that such a move could set off a new arms race.
It's just one of the things they do to express their freedom once a year we go set off a bunch of fireworks.
Many of the allies have expressed concern that the plan could upset the nuclear balance or set off an arms race.
Losses that, like Hillary Clinton's loss to Donald Trump, can set off a whole new wave of anger with the potential to be expressed productively.
The mother of Wafa Idris -- who set off a bomb in a Jerusalem shopping center, killing an Israeli man and herself -- expresses pride in her daughter's death.
Announcement of the ban set off a flurry of dissent from Indian film makers, who see it as censorship, although some actors have expressed support for the decision.
Others set off fireworks.
