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The Nature paper set off a decade of research  to pin down a better answer.

Yet, that paper set off a wave of fear that has helped convince thousands of people that vaccinations are dangerous.

Mr. Bamberger accused the paper of trying to atone for its role in the history of the trooper inquiry; in 2007, an article published in the paper set off the controversy, and some suggested that the paper had been used by Mr. Spitzer for political purposes.

The drawings, which first appeared in a Danish newspaper in 2005 and were republished in other European papers, set off outrage, protests and violence across the Muslim world, where many consider images of the prophet to be blasphemy.

A prominent British medical journal on Tuesday retracted a 1998 research paper that set off a sharp decline in vaccinations in Britain after the paper's lead author suggested that vaccines could cause autism.

But he was surely smart enough to know that firing Abramson, the first female editor of the paper, would set off nightmarish publicity.

Nonetheless, the paper had set off a wave of fear of vaccinations, first in England and then throughout the Western world, which has never fully subsided.

But the Science report is the first to make a direct connection between climate change and the compelling, if anecdotal, evidence that fires are changing.The paper has set off heated discussion among fire experts.

Approximately 1,000 workers threw trash bins and paper and set off fireworks on dormitory balconies.

News of the paper's closing set off a wave of comments from Phoenix fans across Twitter.

The publication of the cartoons in 2005 by the paper, Jyllands-Posten, set off a wave of violent protests by Muslims and ignited a debate over freedom of the press and respect for religion around the world.