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Last year, the district's former mayor Bill Trevor went so far as to kid about the shared nomenclature, saying that the coincidence had triggered "a bit of mirth" on the team and joking that if intelligence agencies were wiretapping the club, they'd have to listen to "pretty boring" sport-related conversations. .

For Richard Clapp, the Camp Lejeune controversy triggers a bit of deja vu.

It triggers a bit of sensory overload because there's just so much to see and absorb.

But perhaps it did indeed trigger a little bit of thought and, who knows, a hint of conscience.

Supergroups for a while were just the way old bands kept going before the internet found them, mixing ageing members and vintage histories, and triggering a little bit of publicity by putting someone from Uriah Heep and Manfred Mann with Jimmy Page (the Firm).

To achieve this, I will not wrap myself in cotton wool, protecting myself from "triggers" (though a bit of a news detox has helped a little).

It triggered a rare bit, in public at least, of authentic Cameronian anger and passion.

There were peeks of it before then, of course, but when the phenomenon stumbled even just a bit, it triggered a sort of knee-jerk instinct to denigrate.

Hoped-for efficiency gains, if achieved, will be accompanied by an increase in social charges to help to control the deficit.The third reform, guillotined through parliament this week to howls of protest from the opposition Socialist Party a move which in itself triggered the vote of confidence decentralises a bit of the civil service.

"With any brand you have to educate the consumer… actually finding the right trigger can sometimes take a bit of time".

Pumping all manner of fluids into deep rock formations has triggered earthquakes strong enough to cause a bit of damage while seriously rattling the local populace, a committee of the National Research Council NRCconcludedded in a report released today.