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The firing has triggered waves of conflicting emotions on campus and across the country.

High-profile killings of black men by police officers since mid-2014 have triggered waves of protest, including in Chicago, and fueled a civil rights movement under the name Black Lives Matter.

It would seem that the various tectonic collapses deep in the structure of our economic and political systems have triggered waves of kinetic energy which are rolling through human populations rather than through their usual medium of seawater.

Khan's campaign has triggered a wave of enthusiasm, particularly among younger voters.

Mr Hazare's campaign has triggered a wave of reflection in India about corruption.

The prospect of this seismic vote has triggered a wave of creative and intellectual energy that has not been seen in Scotland for a generation.

The information has triggered a wave of sober introspection about attitudes toward rape here — forcing a judderingly abrupt shift of geographical focus.

The Taliban's attempt to kill a 14-year-old girl, famous for speaking out against the Islamic militants and their attacks on girls' education, has triggered a wave of national revulsion in Pakistan.

The collapse of social-housing maintenance company Connaught has triggered a wave of speculation about the future for thousands of social-housing homes left without a maintenance contract in force.

In Obrenovac, asylum seekers, from countries such as Syria, who tend to be much maligned, have been helping the rescue effort.The trauma of the floods has triggered a wave of solidarity across the former Yugoslavia.

This raging farm-to-table moment has triggered a wave of restaurants staffed by chefs from around the world, such as 34-year-old Alan Micks, from Limerick, who has his stove at the Hotel Michelberger's eponymous restaurant, the go-to watering hole/lunchroom for Berlin's film and music industry elite, by the River Spree in the Freidrichshain district.