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His findings may trigger a wider public inquiry into sleaze.

Donald Trump may trigger a widespread sense of disbelief and disgust among Democrats.

It may trigger a wave of consolidation across the UK transport sector.

Indeed, Slow Summits may trigger a revival, albeit of the quietest, gentlest kind.

A crisis in the Chinese shadow banking system – also awash with dodgy loans since 2008 – may trigger a fresh crisis.

If you surprise one, do not run, as it may trigger a chase response from the animal.

But Labour's probable loss next year may trigger a fight for the party's soul.

It may trigger a worldwide move towards autarky and major government intervention.

A stock market can crash in a day or a week, and such a panicky plummet may trigger a subsequent slump.

At best, there is an outside chance that a surge in the oil price to $50 may trigger a rare upgrade to inflation forecasts.

Housing charities have warned that it may trigger a surge in homelessness as squatters are forced on to the streets in order to avoid a criminal record.