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That repressiveness triggered last month's protests and the seizure of those documents, which were returned the same evening.

Mr Alkatiri's sacking of almost half the army, for going on strike, triggered last year's violence.

Consumer confidence weakened markedly last month as households put off plans to buy big items amid rising inflation and concerns about the economy once Brexit is triggered next year.

What is likely to be a debate with much blood on the carpet was triggered last autumn by General Sir David Richards, soon after he became head of the army.

These early elections were triggered last autumn when the current prime minister, Ehud Olmert of Kadima, said he would resign in the wake of several corruption investigations.

The latest iteration of this political ritual was triggered last week when the Guardian revealed that he had accused Saudi Arabia of "puppeteering and playing proxy wars".

It is possible that an explosion will be triggered later this year in the contagion that may follow if Greece is forced out of the euro.

It was the anniversary of the March 10th uprising that triggered last year's unrest across the Tibetan plateau (which accounts for one-fourth of China's landmass).

Most, though not all, of the information that triggered this week's alerts concerned the early surveillance stage dating back several years, rather than later operational activities.

Take the conversation triggered last week by the publication of a study by the University of Manchester and the Migrants Rights Networkk, which showed the power of the "migrant vote".

After it was triggered late Friday, the radio-based system was disabled so the city could take some basic precautions.