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The four Zika cases in Miami have triggered far more attention than the cases of local dengue and chikungunya transmission, Fauci says.

Similar earthquakes would have triggered far more landslides in a comparable topographic context but marked by a wetter climate or if the earthquake had occurred during the wet season (the 1992 Suusamyr earthquake occurred in August 1992, at the end of the dry summer season).

That in turn could have triggered losses far worse than Democrats will otherwise endure, by dispiriting liberal true-believers even as independents and angry Republicans turned against them.

During related NATO naval exercises in the Baltic Sea, Russian planes flew within a few feet of an American warship, the USS Donald Cook, nearly provoking a shooting incident that could have triggered a far more dangerous confrontation.

But far from fostering reconciliation, early screenings have triggered considerable criticism from Israeli hardliners.

"In Germany, this would have triggered lawsuits".

Such maneuvers have triggered audits.

Could the distant earthquake have triggered it?

The arrests also might have triggered violence.

Because it looks like this referendum has triggered something far more sinister: A plunge into the unknown.

Given the attention that each imported case of Zika has triggered so far, expect the U.S. media to go full-throttle.