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However, Cameron's comments triggered angry reactions.

But genomic prospecting has also triggered angry backlashes.

Most of the victims were women and children, and the attack has triggered angry calls from Afghans for an immediate US exit, and prompted questions in the west over the military mission.

Instead, the dispute has festered and spread to the US, where a string of memorials to the comfort women, erected by Korean communities, has triggered angry Japanese diplomatic protests.

The massacre of 16 villagers by a US soldier has triggered angry calls for an immediate American exit from Afghanistan as Washington tries to negotiate a long-term presence to keep the country from sliding into chaos again.

But the delivery of a necessarily limited quantity of help triggered angry protests from those who did not benefit, mixed with loud accusations that the only way to get on the lists was to bribe officials at the municipality.

The bombing came less than a week after a suicide attack on a Christian church in Peshawar killed 85 people, triggering angry street demonstrations by Christians across Pakistan.

A prominent Pakistani journalist who investigated links between the military and al-Qaida has been found dead, triggering angry accusations against the powerful Inter-Services Intelligence spy agency.

It ended with a peaceful arrest – unlike an encounter in nearby Venice, where a colleague in another division shot dead an unarmed homeless man, triggering angry protests.

Pakistan's government has won international plaudits by repeatedly promising to reform the blood money laws in a move that could trigger angry opposition from some hardline clerics.

It's been reported that the trio crossed a line of ropes that a group of Sherpas had set up for another expedition, triggering angry exchanges.