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This has triggered renewed talk of eurosclerosis.

The death on a Los Angeles street has triggered renewed debate over the dangers paparazzi can bring on themselves and the celebrities they chase.

They have triggered renewed calls from rightwing populists such as the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party and the anti-Islamic movement Pegida for Merkel to put a stop to the mass immigration.

Neither Railtrack nor maintenance firm Jarvis have been able to identify the men, who were dressed in orange vests, and this yesterday triggered renewed criticism of a lack of coordination in maintenance of the rail network.

The release of American soldier Bowe Bergdahl in exchange for five Taliban prisoners has triggered renewed speculation and acrimony over the US army sergeant's disappearance from his base in Afghanistan five years ago, with some former comrades branding him a deserter.

The US response to the threat has triggered renewed criticism of the Obama adminstration's approach to Yemen, which is said to include tactics tried in Pakistan and Afghanistan but which are inappropriate to conditions in the Arab world's poorest and intensely tribal country.

And Iran's June 2013 presidential election could trigger renewed political infighting and popular unrest.

The loss of car manufacturing in Australia is set to trigger renewed debate about jobs and industry policy when parliament resumes on Tuesday.

We examine how schemes to capitalise on the availability of "community" languages are hoping to trigger renewed interest in writing and speaking in foreign tongues.

The rise is likely to trigger renewed debate over the widespread use of contracts that offer no guarantee of hours and only those benefits guaranteed by law, such as holiday pay.

Recently, Zhai et al. have firstly observed the all-boron fullerene B40 in experiment [22], triggering renewed interest in these boron clusters [23 25].