"The subprime butterfly had flapped its wings and triggered a global hurricane".
What "American Crime Story" understands, perhaps better than any show on television, is that the Simpson trial was the flap of butterfly wings that triggered the cultural and political tsunamis that still plague the country and made the Kardashians' fame possible.
Oren, an American-born, Princeton-educated Israeli historian and former Rabin administration official, refuses to pinpoint specific causes for the war; instead, he opaquely writes of "the butterfly, which, with a mere flap of its wings, triggers a thunderstorm".
The fabled butterfly effect is usually thought of in negative terms, with tiny wing-beats triggering devastation a world away.
The court triggered right wing fury last week with its ruling in favor of gay adoption.
The BSEG neurons project widely within the CNS to trigger wing expansion behavior as well as secretion of bursicon by the BAG neurons (Peabody et al., 2008).
The ability of enemy attacks to trigger wing induction has been observed frequently for the pea aphid [ 52- 55] as well as the cotton aphid (Aphis gossypii) [ 56].
The row between the four regions was triggered by the Wales wing George North's move from Scarlets to Northampton.
Removing one copy of sprouty triggered a mild extra wing vein phenotype in 6.4% of adult flies grown at 29°C; this was enhanced to 74.5% when the dose of argos was simultaneously halved.
On August 28th he defected from the Conservative Party to UKIP, a right-wing populist party, triggering a by-election in his Essex seat.
