It's predictable that the misfire has triggered over-analysis and scapegoating, with calls for calm and tales of an internal power struggle between "hawks" and "doves" in the new Kim Jong-un government.
The case comes amid recent outcry over the skyrocketing price of Daraprim that has triggered backlash over the gulf between the cost of drugs and the sick patients that need them.
The uncertainty has triggered speculation over the future and supported the possibility that Mr. Mubarak's son, Gamal, is being groomed to succeed his father.
The British links feel of this venue, added to the typically ferocious set-up implemented by the USGA for the year's second major, has triggered fears over the dynamic of the tournament.
The news that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will be stepping down has triggered speculation over who might replace him, with bookies offering 5/1 odds that ex-Microsofter and Nokia CEO Stephen Elop will be chosen.
While Chinese investment in Africa has triggered criticism over fears that Beijing may exploit the continent or woo nations into a "debt trap," Mswati's critics have wistfully observed how the funding has at least for now resulted in growth and employment elsewhere.
As the case moves forward in federal court in Chicago, it has triggered debate over whether the Justice Department was following a purely legal path or whether suing on Khan's behalf was part of a broader Obama administration campaign to reach out to Muslims.
Trump's decision to disinvite the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles from a planned White House ceremony has triggered debates over the purpose of sports teams' visits and whether politics should influence the decision to go.
The depletion of fossil fuels has triggered concerns over the development of renewable energy sources.
And where are they going to go when they enter the business word?" The hoopla over Wi-Fi's rising popularity has triggered much debate over the economics of wireless Internet access — whether and how companies can make money selling access to customers.
This spate of controversial trouble-shooting has triggered new debate over where Australia's interests and responsibilities lie - and over Mr Howard's perceived behaviour as a "deputy sheriff" to Mr Bush.
