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The figure in America is 2.0; in East Asia 1.7.The prospect of so rapid a rise has triggered a host of Malthusian fears, on the continent and elsewhere.

This first "study in scarlet" triggered a host of other experiments, finding similar results with football penalty shooters, for instance: they are less likely to score if the goalie is wearing red.

The deadline for filing legal challenges to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA Clean Power Plann, which aims to limit carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, triggered a host of new lawsuits targeting the rule.

"The ability to throw was one of a handful of changes that enabled us to become carnivores, which then triggered a host of changes that occurred later in our evolution," study co-author Daniel Lieberman, a professor of biological sciences at Harvard University, said in a statement.

As is so often the case, answering one question has triggered a host of new ones.

Low pay triggers a host of problems, particularly in developing countries.

Instead of moralistic combinations of image and text, the viewer is treated to clever visual jokes that can trigger a host of amusing readings.

Scholars never tire of writing about the C sharp that crops up in the opening E-flat-major cello theme: it is a detour that seems to trigger a host of chaotic, centrifugal energies in the first movement.

If that total reaches 3,670bn tonnes, they add, it will be hard to avoid a 2C rise in global temperatures and that would trigger a host of devastating changes to the climate.

Inspired by Franz Kafka, Lettre au vieil homme (1973; "Letter to the Old Man") focuses on the father figure, a process repeated in Dulle Griet (1977), in which the father's death triggers a host of memories.

Migrating species, tree die-offs, and delays to leaf colour changes will trigger a host of complex related changes.