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Idle No More has triggered reactions ranging from liberal hand-wringing to conservative ridicule.

Cells and organisms show a remarkable robustness against loss of one or more genes, which has triggered an ongoing discussion on the factors promoting such robustness [ 1, 2].

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.

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.

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.

You have been in the art scene for decades, do you think this election has triggered more art than previous years?

The election of America's first black president has triggered more than 200 hate-related incidents, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center -- a record in modern presidential elections.

The increased scrutiny on the disruptive role Russia played in the election has triggered more reflection on the role of the media itself.

Facebook's new, more permissive privacy policy has triggered a backlash among users, who are frustrated by how much and how widely their personal information can be shared.

According to Bottemiller, we now know that ractopamine "has triggered more adverse reports in pigs than any other animal drug on the market".