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If the Turnbull proposal ultimately succeeds, it could trigger a run of mergers and rationalisations in the Australian media sector, which is among the most concentrated in terms of ownership in the developed world.

Indeed, McIlroy carved his tee shot out of bounds at the 2nd, triggering a run of four dropped shots in five holes.

The Irish did the opposite, giving blanket bank guarantees in September 2008 which have recently been extended to the end of June at least.The alternative, which some regulators prefer, is to create a specific layer of debt that would bear losses if a bank fails, without (it is hoped) triggering a run of all creditors.

But defeat at New Road that night triggered a run of four defeats in five games - and the other was washed out.

Southampton lost just two of their first 12 Premier League games this season following the appointment of Ronald Koeman as manager before a 3-0 defeatoto Manchester City at the end of November triggered a run of four league defeats.

They were in the running to make the play-offs until a succession of forced players sales triggered a run of only one win in 12 matches - and manager Gary Whild has admitted that he considered quitting too.

In 1907 the failure of a trust company in New York triggered a run on banks throughout the country.

The collapse of Bear Stearns was triggered by a run of its creditors and customers, analogous to the run of depositors on a commercial bank.

DeMarcus Cousins scored 23 points and grabbed 15 rebounds for the Kings, who triggered the win with a run of 16 points in the third quarter.

The resulting heat can trigger a run away reaction, toasting the rest of the magnet and converting the energy stored in its field to heat.

They argue that the petition should come first and should simply trigger a re-run of the election in their constituency.