The present troubles were triggered by the election of Mr Chaudhry, whose ancestors came from India.
The oil-producing country's acute economic troubles were triggered by the fall of the oil price, but critics say its depth owes much to mismanagement and corruption during the previous boom years when abundant revenues financed major improvements for the poor.
His sudden troubles were partly triggered by a personal scandal that emerged in recent weeks involving a former lover allegedly obtaining a highly paid job for a government contractor.
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The world's financial troubles may have been triggered by America's housing bust, but it is other rich countries that are hurting most.
Amedeo's troubles triggered concern about financial turmoil in the Sultanate, which had already been hit by slumping global oil prices.
Trouble erupted again in 2011-13, triggered by the Arab Spring uprising of the Shia majority in nearby Bahrain and its subsequent brutal, Saudi-assisted suppression.
The pressure was exacerbated by the troubles in the financial markets, triggered by the U.S. subprime-mortgage crisis.
Worcestershire's batting troubles this time around were triggered by Australian seamer Steve Magoffin when he removed captain Daryl Mitchell lbw for 21.
Troubles at nuclear plants in Japan, triggered by an earthquake and tsunami in March 2011, buoyed Green numbers at the polls in German state elections later that month.
Analysts, however, are expecting the markets white knuckled ride to continue, as investors remain uncertain about how the troubles in the global credit market, triggered by the defaults in home owner loans in the U.S., will play out.
