" Their conclusion: "Experiencing more anger triggered more optimistic beliefs; experiencing more fear triggered greater pessimism.
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"The part of the brain that is triggered with anger is the same part triggered during sex," Geter explains.
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Burrows lays out a horror picture triggered by a widespread economic meltdown that is triggered by a Chinese economic reversal.
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It would have forced plants to make efficiency improvements, which would have triggered NSR, which would have triggered tighter standards.
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Best pic/vid of something/someone triggered maybe w/ my book, wins a signed copy of Triggered & a MAGA hat.
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"Once the safeguard is triggered, there is a concern that it will repeatedly be triggered in the future," the source said.
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As I said in my [Twitter] thread, my phobia triggered my anxiety, and my anxiety triggered depression, which then exacerbated my phobia.
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For a while now, you've been able to have routines triggered at specific times; now you can have them triggered by alarm dismissal.
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The futures triggered two brief trading halts Sunday night as prices surged, and triggered another temporary trading halt Wednesday as the futures fell 24 percent.
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By doing so, Eichenwald triggered a strobing image that read "You deserve a seizure for your post," which in turn triggered an immediate seizure in Eichenwald.
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The fact the tsunami was triggered by a volcano, and not by an earthquake, may be the reason why no tsunami warning was triggered, scientists said.
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Allison Bent, a seismologist with Natural Resources Canada, told the CBC that, "Based on the magnitude, we suspect it wasn't the earthquake itself that triggered the tsunami, but in all likelihood, the earthquake triggered an underwater landslide, and that is what triggered the tsunami," she said.
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Though the streets have been quiet after rare nationwide protests triggered by bread prices early this year, further price rises since last month's devaluation have triggered fresh grumbling.
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For the tower that triggered the Camp Fire, inspections should have identified visible wear on "the original runner arms," and that should have triggered a closer, climbing inspection.
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Such actions have often triggered unrest, most recently in Burundi, where President Pierre Nkurunziza's decision to seek a third term has triggered months of violence, killing over 400 people.
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Similar attention could be given those who those whose cases triggered career offender provisions through prior non-violent drug crimes, or cases where mandatory minimums were triggered by such priors.
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An automatic recount is triggered when the margin is .
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A hand recount is triggered when the margin is .
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Under Florida state law, a machine recount is triggered if the margin of victory is equal or less than 0.5 percent, while a manual recount is triggered if it's less than 0.25 percent.
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With Article 50 expected to be triggered by the end of 2017's first quarter, the businesswoman didn't see any reason why the talks couldn't be triggered by the end of this month.
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These events triggered a pair of thoughts in my mind.
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From Vox's German Lopez: The move triggered a national firestorm.
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Prior to that it had not been triggered since 2007.
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Nelsan Ellis' heart failure was triggered by alcohol withdrawal complications.
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That cancellation had triggered the technical default, it said Monday.
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Scholars are triggered to extend their research into new directions.
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The alert they received was triggered by a motion sensor.
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Jason: It seems like it triggered a wider financial crisis.
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The legislation triggered lawsuits almost immediately after it was passed.
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You have triggered a totally unusual behaviour in my dog.
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That means avalanches could be triggered, especially on steep slopes.
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The authorities' handling of the case has triggered street protests.
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The fact that Noel did both triggered a media frenzy.
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The dismissal triggered $59.96 million in severance, the ruling said.
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Trump, a Republican, triggered the shutdown, which started on Dec.
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These numbers may well have triggered the president's latest comments.
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Five months on, Article 50 has yet to be triggered.
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A brain swelling triggered by the worm is usually fatal.
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The political uncertainty triggered a rise in Italian bond yields.
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Accompanying heavy rains have triggered floods, inundating swathes of farmland.
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Think about the earthquake in Japan which triggered a tsunami.
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The news triggered volcanic reactions from parts of political Berlin.
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You have triggered a totally unusual behavior in my dog.
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There are indications that Mr Erdogan deliberately triggered the crisis.
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Once executed, the withdrawal triggered various alarms in our system.
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"No one single event triggered this," he told the outlet.
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Yet some of the technique's applications have triggered scientific controversy.
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The downpour caused historic flooding and triggered thousands of rescues.
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The incident triggered a Twitter flurry and plenty of amusement.
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These conditions triggered the "flash crash" in sterling on Oct.
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What they didn't know what what exactly triggered the CatSper.
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Grief is triggered by a break in attachment, said Florian.
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Often when people are triggered, there's a tendency to isolate.
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That created confusion and triggered a broad selloff among investors.
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That triggered a debate about the disadvantages of outside investment.
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It is unclear what triggered the latest spell of violence.
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Most were sent through Federal Express and triggered by movement.
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But one of our participants was triggered by the Monet.
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Y'all gown men getting triggered by a 7 year old.
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We hope he isn't triggered by Gaga's Super Bowl performance.
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The quake also triggered a large landslide from Mount Rinjani.
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That's triggered a national outcry and anxiety in immigrant communities.
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That triggered a plunge of 32 percent against the dollar.
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And now, they can be triggered by the Force Band.
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Most of these canned animations are triggered via the app.
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He says the pains have been triggered by emotional upset.
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Liu's remarks also triggered criticism in the online investor community.
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This recall was triggered by the company, the agency said.
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Damore's memo — and Google's decision to fire him — triggered outrage.
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Those August lows were also triggered by worries over China.
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She declined to provide details about what triggered the probe.
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The parliament's debate was triggered by the killing on Oct.
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Instead, the steps triggered by the environmental review were successful.
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The episode has triggered the largest recall in U.S. history.
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It's usually triggered by a bacterial infection, according to Sepsis.
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So far we don't know what triggered the ER visit.
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That decision triggered NATO's participation in the war in Afghanistan.
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The bout of severe weather triggered landslides throughout the country.
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Esteves' November arrest triggered a wave of client fund withdrawals.
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This triggered a surge in Egyptian stocks at the opening.
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Her early death triggered collective gasps heard around theaters everywhere.
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I left my fitting extremely triggered after seeing this look.
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It's the same state that is triggered when people starve.
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The extreme eye discomfort often triggered double vision and migraines.
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The jerk spoke up and that triggered yet another fight.
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Employees can walk away from these trainings with triggered emotions.
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"There were so many things that triggered me," she remembers.
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The announcement triggered protests and violence leaving one person dead.
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But why should the fits be triggered now, at college?
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According to Hollman, she felt triggered by the SparkleDog owner.
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The CHR report also triggered a probe by the NBI.
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The blowout has also triggered a wave of legal action.
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Salvini's comment triggered an angry reaction from France's foreign ministry.
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The casual use of the word "triggered" needs to go.
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The two previous extensions triggered massive protests in central Beirut.
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A copay accumulator likely triggered Burgess' panicked call in 2017.
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Cooper said he doesn't know what exactly triggered Blum's response.
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It is unclear if this is what triggered the aggression.
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What triggered your decision to start getting out of debt?
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The price explosion was triggered by China slashing its exports.
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The dispute was triggered by the plunge in the pound.
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That cancellation had triggered the technical default, it said Monday.
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What kind of investigation is triggered and who conducts it?
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I gave up on exercise because it triggered more pain.
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Although they disabled alarms as they went, one was triggered.
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Sometimes, bruxism triggered by MDMA can become chronic, Chandwani adds.
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In fact, the messages should be triggered and sent instantaneously.
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The brief memories of the previous night triggered their PTSD.
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Reactive depression referred to depression triggered by obvious external sources.
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Reported plans for such a force triggered outrage in Turkey.
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"Guilfoyle tweeted: "We had the ladies of @TheView absolutely TRIGGERED!
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And it triggered another unlikely feud, with rapper Azealia Banks.
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This experience triggered me to learn more about beautiful watchmaking.
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Was your project triggered by a specific incident or event?
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Greece's economic problems triggered the European Union's first major crisis.
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"No such thing is going to be triggered automatically," Sen.
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Instead, it triggered an asthma attack that lasted for days.
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Green's conduct triggered an internal investigation and she was suspended.
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The explosion triggered a stampede that injured tens of passengers.
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What triggered the decision to go work with Steve again?
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A challenge is triggered if 48 Conservatives write such letters.
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The quake also triggered huge landslides, cutting off entire villages.
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Their interest, they said, was triggered by meeting the watchmakers.
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It triggered the final blow that wiped out the Resistance.
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Elements of the relief package triggered significant backlash among progressives.
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"That triggered something very major in the world," Doyon said.
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Currently 53% of the firm's bear market signposts are triggered.
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A brutal arctic blast in the Midwest triggered the phenomenon.
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I'm so sorry for anyone who felt triggered by this.
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That was a nightmare that would be triggered by miscalculation.
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In Chile, unrest was triggered by a metro fare hike.
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She came to the conclusion that her debt triggered anxiety.
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This triggered a rating downgrade to reflect the bank's default.
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The temblor caused extensive damage and triggered a widespread blackout.
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It's unclear what triggered the avalanche, but authorities are investigating.
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It could have triggered social repercussions, albeit probably subtle ones.
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" This observation triggered a great debate, pitting "spermists" against "ovists.
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Terrifying aftershocks triggered power outages ... with businesses resorting to generators.
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Issues with pilot rostering triggered last year's mass flight cancellations.
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"In general panic is triggered by odd sensations," he said.
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The cyclone's rains have also triggered landslides in many areas.
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"Why did you get triggered at UCLA?" one mocked him.
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The looming deadline has triggered a frenzied dash for money.
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Back in Washington, the shutdown triggered a partisan blame game.
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The advice, in its September edition, triggered an online uproar.
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"Triggered" sold 115,067 copies through the week ending on Nov.
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A Level 3 breach can be triggered at any time.
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Last September, an earthquake triggered a deadly tsunami in Indonesia.
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This has triggered predictable — and justified — consternation among online conservatives.
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In November 2017, both Kaplan and Straus triggered the clause.
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Reading it, she felt "creeped out" and triggered, she said.
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The resignation has triggered deep concern among U.S. allies abroad.
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When this network malfunctions, epilepsy is triggered, concluded the paper.
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It's unclear who Trippie allegedly assaulted or what triggered it.
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The video triggered outrage across the country and in Asia.
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She posted the pic on Instagram which triggered the investigation.
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All the more important now Article 50 has been triggered.
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It was pure speculation from fans that triggered different theories.
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Under Florida state law, a machine recount is triggered if the margin of victory is equal to or less than 0.5 percent, while a manual recount is triggered if it's less than 0.25 percent.
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The nonsense begins with the title, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us." "Triggered," used this way, refers to a person's feeling of sudden distress over something said or done.
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These moves triggered a sharp sell-off in U.S. stock markets.
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The HKMA said the undertaking was triggered in London trading hours.
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But the slogan, "White is purity," triggered backlash on social media.
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These two things triggered in me the magnitude of the problem.
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I apologize for anyone who may have been triggered or offended.
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"Something triggered the (fire alarm) system to go off," said Capt.
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That triggered heavy falls across most of the tech sector worldwide.
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That struggle, in fact, may have been what triggered the coup.
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If they're triggered by ignoring emails, can't the trigger be disabled?
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Facebook suggests that these words or similar confusion triggered the ban.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's outreach to Wall Street triggered outrage on the left.
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That triggered a stock rally, and now markets want additional details.
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In a game, story elements are triggered by me, the player.
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That backlash triggered an initial response from the NBA on Monday.
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Southern California has seen a few triggered creeps before, he said.
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The overhaul has triggered service disruptions, customer complaints and federal scrutiny.
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Their publication triggered some of the first real criticism of WikiLeaks.
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Her disappearance triggered national headlines and widespread ground and air searches.
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During Barack Obama's presidency, such news triggered sanctimonious outrage among Republicans.
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"We came, we triggered, we left," he declared in the video.
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The latest mass protests were triggered after Maduro's government on Oct.
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The gasolinazo, as Mexicans call it, triggered widespread protests and rioting.
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The agreement has triggered a storm of protest in both countries.
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Hinton and his team's success "triggered a snowball effect," Vanhoucke says.
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Such a quake is believed to have triggered Wednesday night's avalanche.
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They missed loan payments, which over time triggered higher interest rates.
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How this ability is triggered, or controlled, is not yet known.
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"We came, we triggered, we left," he shared with his followers.
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He failed, and instead triggered the student uprising of May 1968.
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An asteroid impact likely triggered the upwelling of the salty liquid.
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Negotiations began after Mrs May triggered Article 50 on March 29th.
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"Lexa's death triggered real emotional trauma for some people," Rothenberg said.
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Gray's death triggered the firing of then-police commissioner Anthony Batts.
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The image triggered widespread allegations of racism against illustrator Mark Knight.
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Or was the violence triggered by an attack on a checkpoint?
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Y'all gown [sic] men getting triggered by a 7 year old.
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It was this tilt at power that triggered the army backlash.
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The murder triggered the kingdom's biggest political crisis for a generation.
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It's triggered by intensely stressful situations, like losing a loved one.
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SZSC rose 23.3 percent, which triggered short-covering in Japanese shares.
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An email to Harold's law firm address triggered an automatic response.
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The inconclusive result in April triggered a months-long political impasse.
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What precisely triggered the latest rumpus in Haryana is not clear.
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Fears of a trade war triggered a selloff on Wall Street.
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Now that you've read the phrase "I think", consider yourself triggered.
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That smash, with 24 minutes gone, triggered the virtual safety car.
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Avalanches can occur on their own or be triggered by humans.
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The plunge in China triggered circuit breakers that halted trading there.
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Once triggered, those rules would be in place for seven years.
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The fire -- triggered by pyrotechnics -- made international news back in 2003.
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Several observers said Fields's ouster triggered a sense of déjà vu.
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So many people are going to be triggered by that line.
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The changes triggered mass layoffs and bankruptcies in America's coal sector.
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His remarks on Thursday about Volkswagen's Iran plans triggered more criticism.
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The family planned to evacuate together, after tsunami advisories were triggered.
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Jio's onslaught has triggered consolidation in India's ultra-competitive telecoms sector.
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It was not immediately clear what had triggered the DoJ intervention.
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The move has triggered the hashtag #TrumpCup to soar in popularity.
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This triggered a whole set of further panic attacks for months.
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"You don't want to be the country that triggered WannaCry 2.0."
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A suicide bomber triggered the third while being pursued by residents.
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That triggered an automatic recount from the South Carolina Election Commission.
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"I think boxing could have triggered what was there," she says.
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Sometimes that involves taking a pause between feeling triggered and responding.
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Monday's spike reversed days of falling stocks, triggered by Comey's Oct.
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"The minor VAT-triggered price cut is almost irrelevant," said Chen.
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The confidential probe has triggered a criminal investigation, according to prosecutors.
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So Pokémon Go very much seems to be what triggered it.
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That triggered heavy selling from traders betting on a stronger dollar.
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Was there an incident or event that triggered the final break?
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Ms. Lynch noted that major civil rights victories have triggered backlashes.
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The resulting backlash has triggered fears of a global trade war.
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It has triggered questions in my mind and broadened my understanding.
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The revelation has already triggered questions on Capitol Hill, with Sen.
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It was not immediately clear whether the guarantee would be triggered.
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The positive signals also triggered a global surge in risk appetite.
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Trump's comments on Charlottesville triggered an uproar in the corporate world.
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Production of natural opioids is triggered when the body experiences pain.
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The riotous Democratic National Convention in Chicago triggered far-reaching reform.
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Recent drastic drug-price increases have triggered intensifying calls for reform.
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Champ says the words triggered a change in the officer's demeanor.
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That's triggered alarm for furloughed workers, especially in places like Aliceville.
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This payment is a traditional golden parachute, triggered by a takeover.
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The DNC's cyber tripwires were triggered at one point last year.
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The move triggered a backlash over how Facebook was censoring images.
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The slam from Trump triggered an almost-instant avalanche of criticism.
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Those new spending ceilings are set to be triggered in 2020.
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The stalemate triggered a partial government shutdown that lasted 85033 days.
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I set this up for when the glassbreak sensor is triggered.
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"That is the inspiration that triggered the whole design," Bennett said.
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This triggered a complicated chemical reaction that reversed the combustion process.
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Ever since then, riding in elevators has triggered the same panic.
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That's because the volcano that triggered the tsunami is still erupting.
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It was not immediately clear which notes triggered the credit event.
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The shutdown was triggered by Trump's demand for border wall funding.
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It is safe to say that Jones' tweet triggered people's imaginations: .
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More than an inconvenience, the outage triggered a health care crisis.
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They also insisted that Article 50, once triggered, will be "irreversible".
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Emotional turmoil and personal relationship issues always triggered it for me.
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Once pain is triggered, Rempel says, it becomes difficult to manage.
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That triggered a double-dip recession and a European debt crisis.
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Can they learn, when they're triggered, not to reach for opioids?
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She's aware it's triggered him into drinking and partying binges before.
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The record-long partial U.S. government shutdown was triggered on Dec.
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The events seemed to be triggered by strong emotions, particularly joy.
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Circuit breakers were triggered and trading was halted for 15 minutes.
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The reporting triggered the appointment of Robert Mueller as special counsel.
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His resignation triggered wild celebrations across the country of 13 million.
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His resignation triggered wild celebrations across the country of 2500 million.
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The breakthrough triggered concessions from Trudeau's team, most importantly on dairy.
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That triggered a few more changes to our dinner table routine.
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Saudi Arabia's blundering airstrikes have triggered the Qaeda backlash in Yemen.
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Still, in some cases, the devices can be triggered by mistake.
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I was triggered as a result of islamophobia dumped on me.
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Detection of interference, however, never triggered an alarm in my testing.
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And somewhere along the line, the State of California triggered him.
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Britain, France and Germany triggered the deal's dispute mechanism this week.
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Britain, France and Germany triggered the accord's dispute mechanism this week.
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Britain, France and Germany triggered the accord's dispute mechanism this week.
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Trump's order had triggered angry reactions among Shi'ite politicians in Iraq.
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And somewhere along the line, the state of California triggered him.
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An automatic recount will be triggered if that margin drops to .
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That is not the only feeding frenzy Bailey has triggered, however.
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US-China trade tensions triggered the most recent one of these.
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That invisibility triggered another disturbing case of deja vu for Nash.
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I wanted to see what exactly triggered her to do that!
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It said it did not know what had triggered the violence.
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The avalanche was triggered by heavy rain and snowfall, they said.
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The blast may have been triggered by a tripwire, police say.
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What triggered the current protests was Iran's midnight announcement on Nov.
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It's unclear precisely how many copies of "Triggered" the RNC purchased.
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That triggered repayment demands from lenders that EnerVest could not meet.
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A number of penalty brake applications were triggered but were ineffective.
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It was the latest market dive seemingly triggered by Trump's tariffs.
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The threats triggered a police investigation in the South American country.
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Historically when this has happened, it has triggered a bear market.
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These events triggered renewed convention sentiment during the 1980s and '90s.
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Tuesday's special election was triggered by the resignation of GOP Rep.
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Old habits can be triggered by the individuals you associate with.
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The announcement triggered wild celebrations among protesters in Baghdad's Tahrir Square.
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Sasai named the cells STAP , for stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency.
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Suicidal ideation is also triggered by popular culture aimed at youth.
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The deal helped Viacom executives hit financial targets that triggered bonuses.
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The blame game, however, began the moment the shutdown was triggered.
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These changes also triggered service disruptions, customer complaints and federal scrutiny.
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Both shootings triggered large protests and heated calls for gun reform.
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A friend of mine outright said she'd been triggered by it.
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And there was something about that which triggered something in me.
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Amazon's Echo has had similar issues with being triggered by television.
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The accusation triggered a nationwide panic and scores of frenzied headlines.
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The spike in tensions has triggered a flight to safety and triggered a 2.8% drop in the S&P 143 so far this week, setting the benchmark index to post its worst weekly decline since December.
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Her last gambit, offering a possible second referendum and closer trading arrangements with the EU, triggered a revolt by some Brexit-supporting ministers and triggered the resignation of the minister in charge of her parliamentary business.
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During a 2017 interview with CNN, Dr. Marvin Crawford -- who signed James' death certificate -- said he'd always wondered what exactly triggered James' heart attack and whether the sudden death was triggered by an overdose ... accidental or otherwise.
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It gets triggered more easily and you can feel it more easily.
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The charter's release triggered a sell-off of South African mining stocks.
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The article triggered some speculation that Trump was prepared to oust Rosenstein.
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Mexico&aposs World Cup goal against Germany may have triggered &aposartificial earthquake.
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The Times report triggered a barrage of negative publicity for the company.
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But many quakes in area have been triggered by wastewater fluid injection.
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Spicer's comments from the podium triggered fierce denunciations from many British officials.
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Roh&aposs death triggered an outpouring of sympathy from many South Koreans.
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S. trade war and triggered a stampede into the safety of bonds.
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Descalso's one-out double in the second triggered a two-run inning.
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These outside factors may have triggered the women's heart conditions, he explained.
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The unrest triggered by the extradition law has seen far bigger protests.
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These regressive behaviors have already triggered strong indignation of the Chinese people.
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This cognitive bias, like confirmation bias, seems to be triggered by feelings.
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A changed environment will eliminate the cues that previously triggered unhealthy behaviors.
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The impasse triggered Gontijo's resignation, followed by the filing for bankruptcy protection.
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Anger is easily triggered by a sight, a smell or a thought.
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The decision is triggered when he is reminded of a primal humiliation.
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Unclear what triggered the move -- we're working on the story right now.
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When she used the term 'obese,' it was something that triggered me.
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But margin calls triggered by recent losses hit smaller, speculative stocks hard.
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Her earlier trip to South Korea in January triggered a media frenzy.
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And, when you do get triggered, [mindfulness] can make it less severe.
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The looming rollback has triggered warnings of more disruptions to the market.
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One man may have triggered multiple outbreaks of coronavirus far beyond Wuhan.
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The malware triggered the disk-wiping to begin at 8:45 p.m.
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The stem cells had to be triggered to actually heal the injury.
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Maybe you get pleasantly triggered from the sound of towels being folded.
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NBA expresses regret The backlash triggered responses from the NBA and Morey.
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Android provides automatically triggered smart notification bundles that collect together useful notifications.
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"Buy 'humiliation' in distressed EM and EU when triggered," BAML strategists wrote.
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The prompts are triggered by a variety of phrases and specific words.
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As crowds erupted, their "mass jumping" triggered about a magnitude 3 quake.
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Those alerts, triggered by complex statistical algorithms, can help pinpoint problem players.
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Finding the right tool triggered a sophisticated cascade of other interlocking challenges.
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Renewed trade war fears triggered a bond market recession indicator on Thursday.
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The remark triggered outrage due to Mississippi's history of racially motivated lynchings.
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It seems there was some sort of liquid that triggered the fall.
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This is the new record-holder for the largest fracking-triggered earthquake.
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It also triggered rare public criticism from Trump's fellow Republicans in Congress.
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But, then came a pivotal moment that triggered an alarm for help.
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JARRETT: It was the dossier, the fictitious dossier that triggered the hoax.
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Her move triggered losses from which the utility has yet to recover.
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Khashoggi's disappearance and suspected murder have triggered a worldwide wave of outrage.
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He theorizes that a major slope from a mountain triggered the waves.
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I think that the scandals, they triggered a lot of second thoughts.
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When Ring Alarm is enabled and is triggered, the siren will sound.
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When Congress refused, the standoff triggered a month-long partial government shutdown.
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You'd imagine, then, that today's statement was triggered by yesterday's China ban.
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Investigators suspect this action triggered Rorrer's jealous rage, driving her to kill.
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That triggered a currency collapse and a default on Mozambique's sovereign debt.
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The killing of two monks in 2004 triggered an escalation of fighting.
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Scientists haven't determined whether the eruption was directly triggered by the earthquake.
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At 25, he suffered a stroke triggered by a combination of drugs.
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Both focus on gender issues, and the latter triggered a national debate.
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"No, you triggered a totally unusual behavior in my dog," Macron replied.
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Such exercises are an important way to prevent confrontation triggered by misunderstanding.
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And there's the rub: the uncertainty the vote triggered is still there.
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The deadliest came in 2015 when a massive earthquake triggered an avalanche.
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The aerial study of the area was triggered by an unfortunate incident.
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The shooting shocked the beachside community, as did the revelations it triggered.
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This compounded already significant losses triggered by Trump's tariff announcement last Thursday.
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The recent clashes between India and Pakistan were triggered after a Feb.
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Amazon claimed the affected Echo speakers were triggered by false positive commands.
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Detectives will continue to investigate what may have triggered Rizk's deadly actions.
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The explosion triggered an aftershock within eight minutes and three additional shocks.
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By offering such a highly detailed explanation, he triggered a trust backlash.
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The attack was reportedly triggered after cops tried serving a warrant there.
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There was no immediate warning of any tsunami triggered by the quake.
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He says the quake has triggered a large landslide from Mount Rinjani.
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Instead of laughs, the feature triggered mass anxiety, and Google quickly backpedaled.
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Twitter is also rolling out hashtag-triggered emojis for all MLB teams.
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Her rant triggered think pieces about code-switching in the workplace. Bravo.
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The scandal has triggered weekly rallies calling for Park to step down.
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Reinsurance stocks suffered after flooding triggered by Tropical Storm Harvey devastated Houston.
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That triggered buying across euro zone bond markets, while the euro weakened.
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Zuckerberg's blasé response triggered a fierce debate inside the social media giant.
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The changes triggered mass lay-offs and bankruptcies in America's coal sector.
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This triggered payouts on CDS that GSO and others had reportedly bought.
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At this time, it is unclear as to what triggered the explosions.
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Past signings have triggered large daily sales announcement in the following days.
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Losses in Netflix triggered a 0.9% fall in the communication services sector .
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Since its conception last year, Nord Stream-2 has triggered vehement reactions.
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A Trump visit to Iowa a few months ago triggered Bohlmann's interest.
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So, if you are worried you might be triggered, trust your gut.
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This triggered concerns that Free Basics violates the principles of net neutrality.
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The surreptitious photo shoot triggered outrage in the gym community and beyond.
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In Burundi and Congo, this has triggered protests and led to violence.
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Officials there say the test has triggered an outpouring of national pride.
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The war has also triggered an influx of refugees to the bloc.
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The virus has so far triggered outbreaks in more than 40 countries.
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Arcing from power lines, caused by the high winds, triggered several wildfires.
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What kind of information could have triggered the emergency situation in 2016?
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They also recommend reaching out if you feel triggered by the show.
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This isn't the first time a random phrase has triggered those systems.
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Regional analysts warn of further financial woes triggered by the new uncertainty.
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For some reason that triggered a fight that got verbal ... then physical.
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The bout of severe weather has also triggered landslides throughout the country.
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We're told neither Danielle nor her mom remember what triggered the fight.
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The government indictment that triggered Lacey and Larkin's arrests, United States v.
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What they didn't know was what triggered the evolution of complex life.
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The sound of water splashing and spraying is triggered every few minutes.
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Officials said the threat triggered a wider investigation and interview with students.
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This cascade of events is triggered, in humans, by the hormone progesterone.
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The collapse of Grupo EBX has already triggered fraud investigations into Batista.
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That agreement triggered water flow alterations that interfered with wildlife and trapping.
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This summer a mild labour reform in France triggered weeks of protests.
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It's triggered the very loss issues I came to her to confront.
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Protests triggered by an economic crisis have rippled across Sudan since Dec.
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That triggered regulatory warnings and threats to crack down on the market.
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CNN's report triggered an "extensive review" of the book, said the Rev.
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According to Pearson, 80% of ADHD symptoms are triggered by feeling overwhelmed.
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Smollett triggered fear of racist, homophobic attacks through a premeditated, coordinated hoax.
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Jones defeated Moore in the election, which was triggered after former Sen.
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But the systemwide halt was only triggered on that one day—Oct.
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After a brief correction late last year triggered by rising Sino-U.
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The issue has also triggered legislation addressing credit reporting and data security.
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But Kammenos's comments triggered heated debate, even within Tsipras' leftist Syriza party.
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Earlier on Wednesday, her lawmakers triggered a no-confidence vote against her.
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Those actions triggered an immediate backlash from both sides of the aisle.
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The second triggered a tsunami in Sulawesi, killing more than 2,250 people.
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The decision triggered a 15 percent plunge in Petrobras shares on Thursday.
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That triggered the Trump Twitter machine with a number of inevitable comments:
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Riyadh intercepts ballistic missiles Hariri's resignation triggered a crescendo of war drums.
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Typhoon Lekima triggered widespread blackouts, flight cancellations, and evacuations across major cities.
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Brandone Francis soon triggered a 12-4 run with a 3-pointer.
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The cuts would result from automatic spending reductions triggered by the bill.
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Students and staff fled and a fire alarm triggered a full evacuation.
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Our physiology is triggered to release stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline.
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North Korea's nuclear and missile tests this year triggered new U.N. sanctions.
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Nothing in particular triggered my overture, which made it even more powerful.
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U.S. crude had slid below $50 per barrel, which triggered technical selling.
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The policy change triggered immediate backlash from Democratic lawmakers and presidential candidates.
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The most recent seizure in September has triggered a rapid international response.
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A collapse could have triggered a run on every bank in Britain.
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News about the forged bond agreements triggered volatility in China's bond market.
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Sometimes, these can be triggered by something as minor as getting dressed.
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That move triggered a civil war that killed an estimated 200,000 people.
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Finally, the transactions previously allowed cash upstreaming despite cash lockup being triggered.
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It was as though the vibration of my words triggered the avalanche.
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That tweet triggered an SEC investigation and ultimately charges of securities fraud.
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Only one market-wide halt has been triggered since then, in 22015.
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The global housing shortage has also triggered a host of creative solutions.
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This fear was triggered once again by the Fukushima incident in 2012.
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Triggered by heavy rains, the massive slides struck before dawn on Tuesday.
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For some reason, profiling has really triggered something in the public's imagination.
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Android Central user Envisious triggered the SOS messaging on their Note 5.
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The stance that has triggered blowback from politicians and Facebook's own employees.
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Thereafter a new election would be triggered, most likely on June 26.
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That triggered Justice Samuel Alito, the most vocal supporter of the law.
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It was probably a seizure triggered by his low sugar, they thought.
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One official said he had "no idea" what triggered Trump's grave warning.
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The stabilizers can be triggered by the automated system, known as MCAS.
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But the buttons were often triggered prematurely or unnecessarily by jittery pilots.
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That triggered interest in the coffee chain from potential buyers, Brittain said.
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So there is a significant chance that you've triggered some gross feelings.
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But tsunamis triggered by earthquakes don't always result in a warning, either.
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Yet another circuit breaker was triggered Thursday as stocks continued their plunge.
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When triggered, a prism will cause a binary divergence in future timelines.
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The fears triggered a plunge in the currencies of multiple developing economies.
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The deprivation of oxygen along with high blood pressure triggered the stroke.
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BARBARO: O.K. And do you believe that you triggered the special counsel?
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The mysterious health problems have triggered a flurry of theories among Cubans.
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He succeeded only in part, and his presidency triggered a dangerous backlash.
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Fears that the city could be quarantined triggered a run on supermarkets.
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Here's the Cavuto segment that just triggered Trump into attacking Fox News.
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Higher temperatures triggered this change, but the physics of ice exacerbates it.
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All three of those billion-dollar floods were triggered by heavy rainfall.
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There would be artificially triggered earthquakes, poisoned wellsprings, barren gardens, ruined lakes.
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Should that effort fail, an election would be triggered within 90 days.
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Once these mindsets are triggered, people tend to behave exuberantly, Pham said.
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That triggered fears among voters about integration and eroded Merkel's own popularity.
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That's triggered anti-Beijing sentiments in places such as Laos and Turkmenistan.
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The speech triggered fierce debate and a disavowal by the festival's organizers.
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According to multiple sources, concerns of improper chat conversations triggered the inquiry.
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The proposed law triggered concerns from various corners of the executive branch.
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It's not clear which of the government investigations triggered the executive shuffle.
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Officials did not say if they knew what had triggered his animosity.
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They were triggered by legislation allowing extradition of suspects to mainland China.
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Such moves have triggered threats of retaliation, via trade tariffs, from Washington.
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The move triggered speculation that he would run for president in 2008.
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Local media reported that the dispute was triggered by a soccer game.
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The crisis has also triggered another threat to Turkey's economy, albeit indirectly.
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The singer and the actress who had triggered my jealousy got divorced.
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The countries triggered what is called the dispute mechanism in the deal.
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The discovery triggered angry protests outside the governor's mansion ... calling on Gov.
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The hashtag #QuellaVoltaChe, roughly, "that time when," has also triggered a backlash.
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Stocks were already fading Thursday, but Trump's announcement triggered a quicker fall.
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That seems to have triggered alarm bells at its on-off suitor.
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These incidents have triggered calls for government to proactively regulate IoT security.
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The election was triggered after a similarly inconclusive election earlier this year.
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It is not a perfectly-timed tackle, or an astutely-triggered counterattack.
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Nearly all of them have usually been triggered before past bear markets.
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His trial balloon triggered a backlash among some top New Hampshire Republicans.
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His opinion triggered a stinging dissent from the liberals on the bench.
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This triggered "sort of an extended panic attack" for Hennick, he said.
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The deal has triggered criticism from numerous municipalities and small energy providers.
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The inequality they spawned have also triggered a widespread backlash against globalization.
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The board has never been appointed, and it has never been triggered.
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Wednesday, igniting a fire that has triggered a series of secondary explosions.
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And if that doesn't work, new elections would be triggered yet again.
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This confirms the theory that Alexa was falsely triggered and not possessed.
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This then triggered the MCAS to repeatedly push the airplane's nose down.
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The July 25 call has since triggered an impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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The alert was triggered after an error at the emergency management administration.
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But a less spectacular moment actually triggered the crumbling of the wall.
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The developments triggered a flood of Democratic lawmakers to publicly support impeachment.
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The developments triggered a flood of Democratic lawmakers to publicly support impeachment.
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The inquiry triggered a series of email exchanges between Techmanski and Caldas.
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We're told Cameron had been dealing with seizures triggered by his epilepsy.
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Their change of heart has triggered no small amount of eye-rolling.
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The spike in tensions this week has triggered a flight to safety and triggered a 2.5% drop in the S&P 500 so far this week, setting the benchmark index to post its worst weekly decline since December.
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Former contractors told Motherboard that audio recordings should have been triggered only by specific voice commands when the user was speaking to the Xbox, but occasionally the recorder would be triggered in error and record other bits of speech.
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Those comments triggered declines in Isbank shares and the Istanbul exchange's banking index.
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If Franz Ferdinand had survived, maybe something else would have triggered the conflict.
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When the children made noise, it sometimes triggered Sofia to have more seizures.
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Or why that comment "triggered loud laughter" from the Paducah Chamber of Commerce.
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Nickel's new electric narrative also seems to have triggered hoarding of physical units.
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The protests triggered fierce debates across the country, and criticism from President Trump.
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The AdSense advertising case was triggered by a complaint from Microsoft in 2010.
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The original photo of the geometric iceberg, which triggered a tremendous global response.
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These sympathetic strings are triggered only by the vibrations of the played strings.
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"The Papadopoulos information is what triggered us going down this path," Baker said.
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Nonetheless, Trump has continued to claim that the dossier triggered the Russia investigation.
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But either way, an accidental bond crisis triggered by the issue remains possible.
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The company would not tell me what triggered this recommendation, citing privacy reasons.
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The disappearance has triggered international outcry against the OPEC kingpin, rattling financial markets.
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He was killed when he triggered a booby trap at a village mosque.
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Floods triggered a structural collapse in the Heaven Mountain Area in North Carolina.
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This last downgrade triggered a margin step-up on OHL's 250m syndicated loan.
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Torrential rains triggered a red alert, prompting 30,000 people to evacuate to safety.
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That triggered a stock rally — though markets are now clamoring for more specifics.
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The flaring triggered messages on social media of a fire at the refinery.
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Moon was elected in a special vote triggered by Park&aposs early departure.
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This particular case was triggered by a pair of highly-illegal flare jeans.
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The work was challenging, but I never felt overwhelmed or triggered by stress.
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The conflict has killed more than 10,000 people and triggered a humanitarian crisis.
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Staquf&aposs presence has triggered angry reactions, as seen on Indonesian social media.
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The plan triggered euro zone lenders to suspend a new debt-relief deal.
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Things took a turn during the protests that triggered the Syrian Civil War.
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US lawmakers urge investigation Kara-Murza's hospitalization triggered an outcry from US lawmakers.
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She fought back — which often triggered her epilepsy — and tried to kill herself.
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It also triggered the escape of several prisoners who were part of ISIS.
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However, she says, she can be triggered by "waves" and big life changes.
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That revelation triggered weekly torchlit protests and demands for his resignation in 2015.
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Unfortunately, at CSULB, the work triggered the very issue it intended to disclose.
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A process to replenish the fund's coffers should also be triggered, he said.
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But it triggered fierce blowback from farm and industry groups across the country.
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The rains triggered more than 40,000 landslides and washed away roads and bridges.
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Stick out your thumb and the motion-triggered, magenta LED lights come on.
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This has triggered violent protests in which security forces killed dozens of people.
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"It's the Renzi-Hollande meeting that's triggered this," a Milan-based trader said.
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His election triggered a crash in the peso currency that helped fuel inflation.
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The highlight was what Booth calls "gestural emotes," emotions triggered by specific postures.
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Both could be triggered by climate change in the near-term, it notes.
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Much of his reaction may have been triggered by public noise and yelling.
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Anticipate — and resist — the woozy fright often triggered by a profusion of blood.
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The team's statement also triggered a large outpouring of support for Apstein's reporting.
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The spill was triggered by an explosion on the BP-contracted Transocean Ltd.
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These killer waves might have been triggered by giant meteor impacts, scientists added.
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The goal was to limit speculation that triggered price spikes in recent years.
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Doubts over the creditworthiness of these securities in 2007 triggered the financial crisis.
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If no third name emerges, new elections are automatically triggered three months later.
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He is now suing the state, saying the alert triggered the medical emergency.
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If more than 48 do so, a leadership contest will be triggered automatically.
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It scared me, and triggered my first panic attack in almost a year.
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It was triggered by the collapse of Wealth4us, an entirely female-led bank.
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The explosion triggered a stampede in the arena, injuring a number of people.
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And then the reckless behavior of financial elites triggered a massive financial crisis.
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Data showing a drop in Turkey's foreign-currency reserves triggered more volatile trading.
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I began taking antidepressants, which eased the stress that triggered my anxiety fits.
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Rising oxygen temps due to hold for boat and helium bubble triggered alarm.
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Recessions used to be triggered by housing bubbles, price surges or industrial busts.
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The action triggered calls in South Korea for a boycott of Japanese goods.
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Look at this video and see if you can find what triggered it.
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Unexpected financial or self-worth issues will be triggered for you today, Pisces.
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The dispute has triggered a partial government shutdown that began on Dec. 22.
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Their investigation was triggered when ransomeware sent from Avalanche infected computers in Germany.
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She triggered a snap election in June 2017 but it didn't go well.
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The quakes were triggered after the Puu Oo crater floor began to collapse.
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It was the rise in oil prices that triggered the spike, Cramer said.
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If that is triggered, I think central banks are in a tough place.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce has triggered a lot of collateral damage.
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The incident triggered a 10-minute standoff between jets from the two sides.
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JARRETT: Yes -- is what triggered the Trump-Russia collusion investigation by the FBI.
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An explosion triggered by a natural gas leak rattled Seattle early Wednesday morning.
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What's more, the anti-rejection treatments appeared to have triggered two different cancers.
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Ultimately, Hulk didn't go ... but it triggered a dialogue between the two sides.
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The scientists noticed that this influx triggered a higher rate of cell death.
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They also looked at whether the response was triggered accidentally, the newspaper said.
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The protest was triggered after a speeding bus killed two students in Dhaka.
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The turmoil in China triggered a sell-off in Asian and Western stocks.
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I love to believe that it triggered my quest to become an artist.
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"These problems have also triggered other health problems for her," the complaint says.
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The spreading is usually triggered by some important nodes in the social network.
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The buttons will launch Google Assistant, which can also be triggered by voice.
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The adult migration is triggered by the coming monsoons, which start in November.
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Concern over further property measures to cool the mainland property market triggered selling.
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In 2015, he donated a kidney, which triggered a chain of eight transplants.
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In March 2017, May formally triggered Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty.
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So far no word on the underlying problem that triggered the heart failure.
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Luckily, British prime minister Theresa May triggered Article 50 a few days later.
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That decision triggered noise complaints from the ranch's neighbors, according to The Blast.
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Its promise to boost spending has triggered a clash with the European Commission.
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These have triggered more protests as the projects are seen to benefit few.
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President Anwar Sadat triggered riots when he cut the bread subsidy in 1977.
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Mountainous Sichuan province has a history of landslides triggered by flooding and earthquakes.
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His participation in the race has triggered aggressive reactions from the French crowds.
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If he fails, a two-month countdown begins until repeat elections are triggered.
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Trump seems to be triggered by nearly every mention of the beauty queen.
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This would most likely be triggered by a change in Morocco's sovereign rating.
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The program's shake up was triggered after it was sold to another network.
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On my visit to Avenel, Greenfield told me that he gets triggered, too.
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The treatment triggered response in 48 percent of 27 patients, the company said.
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The massive quake triggered tsunamis in coastal communities, including my hometown of Valdez.
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Sources tell us her OD was likely triggered by Oxycodone laced with Fentanyl.
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We're told Orlando's presence triggered a security alarm and alert on Danny's phone.
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It's unclear if the video has triggered a Children's Services or police investigation.
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Cataplexy is episodes of muscle paralysis triggered by emotions, like surprise or laughter.
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Once out, they migrated to the liver, where they triggered strong immune reactions.
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The move triggered a big rally in banking shares as well as bonds.
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Tropical Storm Allison triggered mass flooding and caused 20 Texas deaths in 1003.
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His resignation triggered a leadership contest that was won by Jussi Halla-aho.
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Sometimes it's triggered by eating chillies or starchy foods, but sometimes it isn't.
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They also triggered fires at seven oil storage tanks that were later extinguished.
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Famine triggered by drought and war killed 260,000 people in Somalia in 2011.
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Fortunately, the days when they triggered real coups in Latin America are past.
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Before, in the developer-only beta, you triggered Siri by hitting Fn-Space.
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On the second night, a thunderstorm triggered a flash flood in the park.
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Where biases can be subconsciously triggered, it is best to remove the opportunity.
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S. trade negotiations triggered a rally during the final 30 minutes of trading.
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My confusion turned into paranoia which turned into panic attacks which triggered delusions.
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The tsunami hit Saturday night, after an underwater landslide triggered a volcanic eruption.
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Happy family days triggered the two of us talking about getting back together.
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The donation inspired by her granddaughter triggered a chain of three other transplants.
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More than one divorce will be triggered by what happens on Election Day.
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Jones defeated Moore in the special election that was triggered when former Sen.
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Those figures, and the images of children, triggered a fury beginning last week.
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News of the letter triggered fresh selling of the two banks' battered stocks.
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So nasal congestion and even sneezing can be triggered by the cold air.
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Traders say the surge since late April has been triggered by strong demand.
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When the detection was made, IceCube's real-time alert system was automatically triggered.
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The cable's direct link to Hong Kong has also reportedly triggered some concerns.
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However, it has nonetheless triggered lively debate — both within and outside the party.
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The reports have set off a firestorm of protests and triggered congressional inquiries.
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Traders said it was difficult to pinpoint the catalyst that triggered the losses.
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"that triggered my memory was ASAP Rocky" I'm dead 😂 #asaprocky #TrumpImpeachment pic.twitter.
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They were being triggered on the one hand and trolled on the other.
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Many maladies, such as anxiety and depression, are aggravated or triggered by stress.
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Missing the midnight deadline technically triggered a shutdown, but it could be brief.
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Such an outcome would exacerbate the regional humanitarian crisis triggered by Venezuela's collapse.
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The admission forced management to seek bankruptcy protection and triggered a fraud investigation.
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The upheaval triggered a share price collapse, credit downgrades, writedowns and asset sales.
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But plummeting oil prices in 2016 triggered an economic implosion that continues today.
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The comments triggered a storm of protests, with Democrats accusing Trump of racism.
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This condition is usually triggered by allergic reactions to heat and/or sweat.
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The notifications themselves are triggered by signals that differ from user to user.
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I triggered Bill Mitchell and then kept telling him I had meetings. pic.twitter.
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Oda told CNN that the underground construction work may have triggered the hole.
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The SEC breach triggered concern and confusion across the political and business spectrum.
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The Left is conditioning you to be fragile, weak and triggered by everything.
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"This has triggered tremendous fear and outrage among the public," the letter said.
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In fact, the anniversary of the crash also triggered a spike in censorship.
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Escalating tensions triggered risk aversion and caused a sell-off in global equities.
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That has triggered debate among Islamic scholars over whether cryptocurrencies are religiously permissible.
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The sanctions have triggered steep falls in the rouble and some Russian stocks.
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Their results strongly back the hypothesis that such diseases could have triggered monogamy.
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These people have reported flashbacks triggered by things like cannabis, acupuncture, and meditation.
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The exodus of the minority Rohingya was triggered by insurgent attacks on Aug.
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These panels are triggered algorithmically and our systems sometimes make the wrong call.
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It said the reminder was triggered by "current events" but gave no details.
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This also triggered my first experience of getting super emotional on a flight.
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The uproar triggered by Bill Clinton's "sexual relations" will be nothing by comparison.
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Concerns over the exchange triggered an ongoing impeachment inquiry against Trump in Congress.
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Earlier, the futures triggered a two-minute trading halt at 5:37 a.m.
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The bug was triggered when you added someone to a group FaceTime call.
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The photographs were stunning, but they also triggered a discussion within The Times.
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Meanwhile, the oil price fall triggered withering sell-offs in oil exporters' currencies.
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Others told of fights triggered by aggression toward a woman in the bar.
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While some removals have triggered protests or even violence, most have happened quietly.
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The button triggered a Christmas tree's lights in the town of Riga, Latvia.
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"Triggered" circles through a few piano chords as she processes a major betrayal.
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Or a movement-triggered device tethered to a tree at common crossing point.
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The security crackdown began in earnest in 22009, triggered by two major incidents.
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A faulty input of angle of attack data may have mistakenly triggered MCAS.
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It also triggered a wave of earthquakes, including one that was magnitude 6.9.
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The revelations triggered an outpouring of criticism online about gender inequality in Japan.
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The announcement triggered the local currency to depreciate to a three-month low.
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That decision has triggered a huge fight between the White House and Congress.
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The market-wide circuit breakers have been triggered only once before, in 210.
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Every financial crisis has been triggered by one thing — a loss of confidence.
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He said "buy signals have already been triggered" for one of his approaches.
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A fiery run on the shadow bank Lehman Brothers triggered the financial crisis.
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But let me and my easily triggered anxieties just have this right now!
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Buttigieg's exit from the race Sunday night triggered the stampede to Biden. Rep.
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That decision triggered the biggest sustained protest movement in Russia since 2011-2013.
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Instead, they triggered a massive budget gap of about $1.5 billion each year.
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And so, the glut triggered the worst oil crash witnessed in a generation.
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That triggered fears of a further escalation in the US-China trade war.
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" Appy Sluijs of Utrecht University agreed: "Volcanism could certainly have triggered the event.
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Visual puzzles, triggered by a hallucinatory use of scale, are this artist's specialty.
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Relief from anxiety could be triggered just by inhaling through a healthy nose.
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Since 1960, more than 80% have been triggered ahead of prior market peaks.
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Kleine-Levin is thought to be a genetic, immune-triggered disease, like narcolepsy.
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Under the healthcare law, IPAB is triggered when Medicare exceeds certain growth targets.
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It triggered a mass social experiment— What actually happens when you legalize cannabis?
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The last change in March triggered a credit rating downgrade to "junk" status.
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These events were ultimately triggered twice in the course of the Mueller investigation.
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The utility's moratorium triggered a political standoff that intensified this month, when Gov.
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The quake also triggered power cuts in nearby General Santos city, media said.
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A recent increase in the cost triggered a vote of the four partners.
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And that triggered the idea to somehow create the bones of the fish.
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But so far, Ton-That and Clearview have triggered more concerns than acclaim.
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The letter — likely triggered by the recent donation — thanks Kazan for her generosity.
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So Zing shelved the idea — and the new hiring it would have triggered.
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But his half a century in politics triggered sharp scrutiny of his record.
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The characterization of Brimelow that triggered the libel lawsuit appeared in a Jan.
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In Ballarat, the commission triggered a series of revived traumas, and new opportunities.
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She was stunned to discover the condition is often triggered by psychological trauma.
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The plan cheered the agriculture industry but triggered a backlash from Big Oil.
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Heat wave plans were triggered in France, Switzerland and the Netherlands in June.
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It was triggered by the US decision to withdraw from the nuclear agreement.
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Zebras are natural runners, hair-triggered to gallop off when they smell trouble.
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Bringing them back to the U.S. would have triggered the 220006-percent rate.
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The upheaval triggered a share price collapse, credit downgrades, writedowns and asset sales.
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The leadership contest was triggered on Monday when lawmaker Angela Eagle challenged Corbyn.
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ET. This was the same level that triggered Friday's stock market sell-off.
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The scandal triggered a crisis at Volkswagen and a crackdown on diesel engines.
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The man said his actions were triggered by "overdue wages", the officer said.
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"The volatility seems to have been triggered by fears of inflation," Strobaek added.
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The Starr report Starr's report and the impeachment proceedings triggered a fierce debate.
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Nearly 90 percent said that scrutiny has triggered more violence against the police.
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The documents say the chair was moved somehow, which triggered a loud blast.
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At that time financial crisis triggered crisis in fiscal, society and international political.
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This could be triggered by the expected takeover of SABMiller by AB InBev.
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If triggered, this provision would elicit Madrid's complete takeover of the Catalan government.
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Over the weekend, the bushfires triggered mass evacuations in parts of the country.
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That triggered a drop in other members of the so-called FAANG group.
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"This triggered a panic," said Chandler Plante, a third-year magazine journalism major.
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Plumpy'Nut had triggered a familiar memory in Brahimsha of his grandmother's homemade hummus.
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That meeting triggered a follow-up of more senior officials on July 23.
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News of the fundraiser triggered a small rebellion at the Silicon Valley company.
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These riots were, like the current protests in Charlotte, triggered by specific catalysts.
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The proposal -- for good reason -- immediately triggered Shelah to go into dancing mode.
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The president triggered widespread criticism when he pondered why the Civil War happened.
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Eurozone data also remained largely unaffected by the uncertainty triggered by the vote.
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Highsun's announcement triggered a 10% surge in its shares, causing a trading suspension.
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No tsunami was triggered, but more than 100 were killed by fallen buildings.
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Early elections can be triggered with the support of three fifths of lawmakers.
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The indictment triggered an arrest warrant ... so cops went and picked up Taylor.
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As a result, these memories are easily triggered, causing a negative emotional response.
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No. 230, all the informants, this is all -- this all happened after the formal FBI investigation was triggered and, according to the Nunes memo that he released, that FBI -- that FBI investigation was triggered by George Papadopoulos being drunk in London.
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Violence triggered The violence in Kandy is understood to have been triggered by an isolated incident on March 4, when a taxi carrying four Muslim men collided with a van driven by a young Buddhist man, according to local police.
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Chapman's ulcerative colitis, which had been in remission, returned, "triggered by stress," she says.
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So we've had showrooms in Hong Kong, in Singapore, and we've triggered store rollout.
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Officials release image of the HIEMA screen where the false missile alert was triggered.
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It also triggered a "time bomb" that retailers have had a tough time surviving.
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This triggered the arrival of Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department detectives Miller and Gayman.
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That scorching weather triggered power outages in some areas and sent electricity prices soaring.
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Venezuela's economic crisis has triggered mass immigration to neighboring Colombia and other nearby countries.
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That triggered an unusual response from the company's mercurial chairman and CEO, Nick Caporella.
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The ensuing crash was triggered in part by a regulatory crackdown on such activities.
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Republican Senators have officially triggered the nuclear option on Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court nomination.
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The dispute triggered a war that involved the retaliatory killing one of Guzmán's sons.
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Both of those incidents followed police-involved shootings of civilians that triggered protests nationwide.
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It already has in part triggered infighting among rebel groups in Syria's Idlib province.
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The shutdown was triggered by Trump's insistence over funding for his proposed border wall.
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A slump in Chinese stocks this year has triggered extreme volatility across global markets.
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The 9.1-magnitude quake triggered a devastating tsunami that killed more than 303,000 people.
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Bitcoin going below it likely triggered "stop losses" which could have exacerbated the selling.
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It's an autoimmune disease that can be triggered by stress and other psychological factors.
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Yes, Sean Collier is living the itinerant surfing lifestyle of your cubicle-triggered daydreams.
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That slight sound triggered a frenzy of bites to my shoulder and upper back.
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But her comments triggered a political storm, and she apologized in parliament on Thursday.
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Pelosi did not mention Omar by name in her defense, which triggered some backlash.
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The false report triggered a search by the Asheville Police Department that lasted hours.
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Alexa will still start up and begin listening when the device is initially triggered.
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Something happens, neurons get triggered, and you make these stereotypical expressions you can't control.
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The false report triggered an automated system known as Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS).
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It was triggered by an earthquake of magnitude 7.5, which caused equally horrifying damage.
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It's unclear what exactly triggered the rant, other than some sort of brotherly squabble.
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The agency does not speculate on what could have triggered these false media rumors.
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The AdSense advertising case was triggered by a complaint from Microsoft Corp in 2010.
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The break below $227,215.08 (on Friday) also triggered some more selling from technical traders.
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In that case, he says he dropped his iPad before a seizure was triggered.
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If I don't care, and if I'm not triggered by this, no adults are.
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Al-Baghdadi killed himself and three of his children when he triggered the explosion.
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Cramer spoke with the company's CEO, Sally Smith, to determine what triggered weaker earnings.
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It was the largest-ever tie-up in the industry, and triggered other liaisons.
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Others warn that would only deepen divides and fuel euroscepticism, which already triggered Brexit.
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Investors feared this could be triggered for 2016, leading to lower spending on drugs.
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The revelations have triggered a wave of investigations in the United States and Europe.
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Observers feeling contagious joy triggered by Payne's laughter now carry that emotion with them.
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Barrett would have riled up the GOP base but triggered a contentious confirmation process.
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The developments triggered a flood of Democratic lawmakers to publicly support an impeachment inquiry.
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A month ago, a TV broadcast accidentally triggered a whole bunch of Amazon Echos.
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Thursday's police action triggered a fresh interest in the protest, according to Google Trends.
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The panic was triggered partly by a wider selloff in global emerging market debt.
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Go deeper: Hong Kong frees murder suspect who triggered massive protests Deep Dive—China
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Meanwhile the political circus and business uncertainty triggered by the Brexit vote goes on.
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If a new government cannot be formed within 14 days, an election is triggered.
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His election in July also triggered a significant jump in the consumer confidence index.
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US officials have not said what contacts triggered the investigation into Russian intelligence efforts.
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However, his decisions of late have triggered a rare division within the central bank.
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Survivors' accounts support the possibility that these calls were from people triggered by Trump.
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When sent a private message, you can respond with a face-triggered emoji reaction.
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Perhaps you've experienced something that has triggered a reaction in you like this before.
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A court verdict on some of these triggered the censure motion that destroyed him.
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Energy-efficient streetlights that are triggered by foot traffic can contribute to environmental sustainability.
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The police gave no details on what had triggered the original positive explosives test.
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The music behind the mash-up also triggered precious memories for the artists involved.
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These captures are believed to have triggered a spike in homicides in Jalisco state.
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Seizures can sometime be pleasurable, and can be triggered by these sorts of things.
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But this triggered him to dream up what he now calls the GeoOrbital wheel.
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It can be remotely triggered to listen in on people's conversations, the researchers found.
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Border disputes triggered an armed conflict in the 1960s known as the "Sand War".
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When the thief tries to touch the package again, the fart spray is triggered.
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The by-elections were triggered after France's constitutional court declared last year's results invalid.
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It what was not immediately clear what triggered the attack on the fruit trucks.
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The court's decision has triggered debate ahead of Costa Rica's presidential election on Feb.
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According to the lawsuit, Dustin died of cardiac arrhythmia ... triggered by a caffeine overload.
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It now seems that Britain triggered exit talks before working out where it stood.
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The backdrop: President Nixon triggered the codification of tough-on-drugs policies en masse.
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The publication of Palacios' video last month triggered a slew of high-profile resignations.
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No wonder his speech triggered a rise in the share prices of pharma firms.
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The 2007 election triggered weeks of ethnic bloodshed and the 2013 result was disputed.
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In the days since, Mr Trump's declaration has triggered a wave of legal challenges.
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He said the decision was triggered by feelings of "unity" against the coup attempt.
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We are nearing the film's end, when he is triggered to remember his past.
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The shooting yesterday triggered a lockdown on the campus of more than 40,000 students.
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The announcement of results triggered days of riots in the capital Libreville and elsewhere.
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However, this triggered matching tax obligations of more than $90 million, the lawsuit said.
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Think the banks might bounce back after the Brexit-triggered plunge in the Dow?
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An asthma attack triggered a second, and ultimately fatal, heart attack on December 23.
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Instead, they offered the part to businessman Mark Cuban – which allegedly triggered Trump's ire.
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It's common to feel triggered or depressed around the holidays, according to Dr. Forshee.
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Or if he is mentally ill, what triggered his violent attack on Jo Cox?
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The power outage, which was triggered by a fire in a PG&E Corp.
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Scientists often label fear as an emotional state negatively triggered by a present threat.
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A Monday sell-off in China triggered a drop in equities around the globe.
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Many questioned the experiment's legality and ethics, wondering if Facebook had triggered any suicides.
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Paris Jackson denied rumors that she's triggered and seeking treatment after Demi Lovato's overdose.
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"Trump has triggered a wave of protest and outrage across the country," Becker said.
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A landslide triggered by heavy rain killed eight people and left 10 others missing.
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This unprecedented boom in meth production has triggered an unprecedented response, Reuters has learned.
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Sometimes the patient is triggered because they don't recognize the person caring for them.
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BEAR markets are triggered, by convention, when share prices fall by more than 22015%.
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It turns out the condom bit had lodged up there and triggered my period.
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The incident triggered boat rammings by both sides and anti-China riots in Vietnam.
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She objected, claiming Guy was too permissive and it triggered a nasty court battle.
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The gas triggered alarm after Indonesian police arrested six suspected Islamist militants on Aug.
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For me, it was more like specific events in my life triggered these reactions.
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"They clearly had set it up to be triggered at the debate," he said.
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Richelle was triggered -- and told us there ain't a chance she'd let that happen.
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That triggered a price war whose effects are still being felt by the industry.
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A new wrinkle in their research triggered the effort to defeat Cruz in Iowa.
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A sweeping 2018 inquiry into financial misdeeds triggered an overdue crackdown on Aussie banks.
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His family reportedly believes he was deprived of oxygen, which triggered a heart attack.
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Authorities say she was suffering from some sort of eating disorder which triggered seizures.
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The bearish activity among traditional retail was triggered by disappointing April retail sales numbers.
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It's also triggered another round of speculation about aides' standing in the White House.
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That was the straw that brought down the pretense of rapprochement and triggered sanctions.
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How cold sores are triggered So where do these pesky sores come from anyway?
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Famine, triggered by war and drought, killed one million people in Ethiopia in 1984.
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The break below $1,300 (on Friday) also triggered some more selling from technical traders.
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It is unclear whether any of these incidents were triggered by fake news messages.
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Sovereign downgrades triggered many EM bank downgrades because they signalled weakened ability to support.
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The 2013 government shutdown -- which lasted 16 days and was triggered by Republican Sen.
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Racial resentment triggered by the election of a black man, is driving economic anxiety.
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Mr Abdeslam's arrest may have triggered another cell to act on an existing plan.
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The rand held on to gains despite continued fallout triggered by credit ratings downgrades.
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The league has not released any details about the substance that triggered the violation.
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The protests were triggered by the jailing of their elected leader on corruption charges.
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As the purchases pushed Tsinghua's holding above 7 percent, they triggered a compulsory filing.
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Nigeria introduced capital controls following dollar shortages triggered by a currency crisis last year.
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Pakistan's building of fences and fortifications has triggered cross-border skirmishing in the past.
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Still, it's fun to imagine Nunes being triggered by such a schoolyard-style taunt.
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The government triggered a legal mechanism to order drivers back to work on Monday.
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The meltdown was triggered by a series of developments that darkened the energy outlook.
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Vandoros believes that the Brexit referendum may have triggered the increase in antidepressant prescriptions.
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It was the only time systemwide circuit breakers were triggered that shut markets down.
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The funding lapse was triggered by an impasse with Democrats over the funding demands.
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The casting of Bailey, 19, as Ariel triggered racist backlash when it was announced.
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That triggered a sell-off in other members of the so-called FAANG group.
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This triggered activation of the airbag inflator, which ruptured during deployment of the airbag.
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Both the RNC and President Trump have taken to social media to support Triggered.
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"That was what triggered me that I needed to chase something," he told CNN.
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That triggered an army counter-offensive in which at least 400 people were killed.
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But instead of facing the ineffectual Democrats, Abe's decision effectively triggered the party's demise.
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Reports of shots fired at triggered a police response at approximately 6:55 a.m.
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Triggered by a border dispute in 1998, the conflict killed more than 80,000 people.
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That advance triggered the counter-attack that developed into the campaign to recapture Sirte.
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It has turned Terry Collins, for better or worse, into a quick-triggered manager.
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If the margin is within half a percentage point, an automatic recount is triggered.
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This is a traditional golden parachute, as it was triggered by a company takeover.
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The demonstrations were triggered by a plan by the government to trim pension benefits.
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His ouster triggered a political crisis amid repeated calls for Mugabe to step down.
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That ban, which was triggered by the avian flu outbreak, was lifted in 2015.
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The attacks also triggered the largest single-day spike in oil prices on record.
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The firefight triggered increased scrutiny from lawmakers on the US mission in the Sahel.
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"Yemen model," Yemen is mired in a devastating civil war that has triggered the
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This drop triggered a boom in refinancing and purchases, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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As the Washington Examiner reports, the opinion has triggered criticism from civil liberties advocates.
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Certainly, electronic stop losses were triggered along the way to further exaggerate the move.
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Cooper said Wednesday she did not know what triggered the release of the funding.
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He's acting exactly as he's acted his whole life -- thin-skinned, quick triggered etc.
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When Muddy Waters sought to profit from it instead last year, it triggered controversy.
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Trump made the pitch as the the government shutdown, which was triggered on Dec.
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Robot offer similar but automated functionality when triggered by something like the user's proximity.
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Circuit breakers were triggered after just 29 minutes — the shortest session it's ever had.
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But what it was interacting with and how the responses were triggered were mysteries.
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Local media reported that heavy rains caused the landslide which triggered a gas explosion.
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BAML said global equities have tended to rise after their "buy" signal was triggered.
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What's interesting about Instagram's tool is that it isn't only triggered by anonymous reporting.
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In 2011, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Japan triggered a tsunami.
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The tweet triggered controversy in Washington, with many Democratic lawmakers rushing to Gillibrand's defense.
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Worsening sentiment pushed U.S. bond yields lower and triggered profit-taking in the dollar.
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The resultant trauma triggered children to be variously aggressive, suicidal, or unable to speak.
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The video title contained the phrase "cum show," which Kush suspected triggered the system.
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This process is triggered by muscle-repair proteins, and testosterone does help it along.
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The reports triggered a pullback in other members of the so-called FAANG group.
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The project has 112 custom animations that are triggered and called by the user.
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A massive earthquake rocked Futaba, Japan, on March 11, 2011, which triggered a tsunami.
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I was triggered, I joked to myself, by the memories of my old routine.
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That triggered a surge in the company's share price to an all-time high.
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I can acknowledge that the thoughts are just that — thoughts, triggered by my anxiety.
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It triggered a strong protest from Nicosia and a rebuke from the European Union.
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They try to force themselves through triggered reactions without giving into their instinctive compulsions.
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The shooting triggered widespread debate about racial profiling and unjust treatment under the law.
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That triggered an initial batch of sanctions, which will be of little practical effect.
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It was not immediately clear what had triggered the DOJ intervention at this stage.
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That triggered three powerful bursts of radiation that were detected by telescopes on Earth.
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It's never over anything serious, and I'm never quite sure why it is triggered.
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Two-thirds of people with credit card debt have anxiety triggered by their debt.
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Painful symptoms can be triggered by fatty or sugary foods, as well as dairy.
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That two-part structure has triggered many scraps with antitrust authorities over the years.
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Hearing that it had outdoor space "triggered the imagination for me," Ms. Siddappa said.
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And over the years, changes to the status quo in Jerusalem has triggered violence.
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The raids, which police said were unrelated, triggered complaints of assaults on press freedom.
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What happened: The contest was triggered when 2330 Tory lawmakers submitted letters of protest.
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That triggered a four-day general strike in the region; all medical operations halted.
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