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What has triggered it all?

That this felt like the most significant victory of Stuart Lancaster's 25-month tenure was nevertheless unavoidable - in the flushed face of the coach afterwards, the adrenaline clearly still whacking through him, in the noise produced by the cavorting support outside and in the performance out on the pitch that had triggered it all.

"The Iran thing has triggered it for people," he said.

Could the distant earthquake have triggered it?

"It has triggered all sorts of significant movements around the world out of emerging markets.

Sheezus, the new album that has triggered all of this lively debate, is a sparkling and vibrant affair, and finds Allen once again delivering candid personal confessionals and caustic social commentary over endearingly breezy electropop and characteristically barbed R&B.

The UK designed Raspberry Pi microcomputer, which has triggered all sorts of creative single board computing projects — most recently being repurposed as the heart of a DIY computer designed to help kids learn to code — continues to sell in far greater quantities than its creators ever imagined.

Prime Minister David Cameron's announcement that he will only take part in one televised debate before the general election, featuring at least seven party leaders, has triggered a furious debate all of its own.

For Woodhouse, it has triggered both personal and career development.

It has triggered something of a crisis.

(The bites itch, and can cause anaphylactic shock in rare cases, and dust containing feces and molted shells has triggered asthma attacks, but these are all allergic reactions, not disease).