The strong performance by the Sweden Democrats and the prospect of a hung parliament looked likely to trigger a fall in the krona against the euro and volatility on the Stockholm financial markets.
Most others simply want to show that they are fed up with sleaze and economic mismanagement, which has pushed up inflation and is likely to trigger a recession this year.
At first, they issued yet another proclamation demanding that Governor McGreevey step down in time to trigger a special election this fall.
Details of their plan remain hazy but its announcement was enough to trigger a slide on November 15th in the share prices of Europe's leading exchanges, which have been steadily climbing for years (see chart).
India and Pakistan remain in a staring contest armed with enough mega-tonnage to trigger a planetary nuclear winter.
Theodosius Dobzhansky and Herman Joseph Muller separately suggested almost 80 years ago that it is sufficient to interfere with a single epistatic interaction to trigger a speciation event (Dobzhansky 1936; Muller 1942).
Using rS100A9 in Ca2+/Zn+ physiological conditions has previously been shown to trigger a conformational change of S100A9 (Bjork et al, 2009; Markowitz and Carson, 2013).
No date for Lohan's arraignment was announced, but the charges are likely to trigger a probation violation for a 2011 necklace theft case.
Professor David Phoenix, vice-chancellor of London South Bank University and the incoming chairman of Million+, a think-tank set up to help solve complex problems facing higher education, said the scrapping of maintenance loans certainly had the potential to trigger a last-minute surge this year.
The group is also "initiating and collecting signatures on an official petition across Lewisham for a no cuts budget, trying to collect the necessary 8,000 to trigger a debate in the council".
