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But they fear it has triggered more prejudice against the place.

But in sacrificing its massively profitable Sunday title, the Murdoch empire has triggered more questions than answers.

Indeed, this issue has triggered more popular protest against the Chinese government than any other in recent years.

Ed Miliband's return from paternity leave this week has triggered more commentary about the state of the Labour party than the opposition has been used to for weeks.

The meeting was the first sign of Obama getting personally involved in conversations with O'Rourke, who, despite his November loss in a U.S. Senate race in Texas, has triggered more recent discussion and speculation than any other candidate in the burgeoning 2020 field.

So far, The Experiments has triggered more than a dozen investigations and reviews at KI, the Karolinska University Hospital, other public organizations, and the government.

Plans to reopen the Djerba site have triggered more violence.

Few deaths have triggered more rumours than that of Diana, self-proclaimed Queen of Hearts.

Overt Russian support for the plebiscite could have triggered more substantive EU and US sanctions against Russia.

Attrill said while it might appear to be an isolated incident by a person of good character, it could have triggered more widespread disorder.

But some of the complaints about A4e sent to the Guardian this week have triggered more formal complaints to MPs and the Department for Work and Pensions.