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But while the prospect of this has triggered the sentiment that baseball should just let this stuff slide because we're tired of hearing about it, Steve Wulf argues on ESPN.com that the fight against doping remains a vital one.
Anti-Bush sentiments triggered the traditional approving whoops: the unhappy US president is now the pantomime villain for all European film festivals with a doc or two on the menu.
"It's about expansion of Russian media abroad… and keeping Russian-speaking communities under one political umbrella so whenever you need to – for political or military reasons – you can just trigger the right sentiments in these societies".
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As an example proving this argument, Germany has emerged as a hegemonic power in the wake of the Eurozone crisis (Bulmer, 2014; Streeck, 2015), and this hegemonic position immediately triggered national sentiments in the Mediterranean members (Hedlund and Aline Regina Alves, 2017).
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George O'Grady's departure from the European Tour will inevitably trigger warmer public sentiment towards the chief executive than has previously been the case.
It's a tricky thing, as I cannot assume a reader whose own anti-Asian sentiment would not be triggered by the characters' bigotry.
The video dates from 1962, the year the artist, who is gay, was born, and the police sting triggered a wave of antigay sentiment in the town where he grew up.
