trigger

I wanted to see if the Bayless presentation would trigger delight or offense in me.

Nostalgia, meanwhile, is the feeling of longing for the past - with an item triggering memories.

“Combining that with messaging that’s designed to trigger, incite violence, and the actual organized cells that carry out and facilitate the violence. It is a vast domestic terror movement.”

Eisenhauer explained that the number of preventative shutoffs was expected to rise because the utility recently lowered the wind speed thresholds that trigger them.

Phillipson is up against her former Cabinet colleague Lucy Powell, who lost her post as Commons leader in the reshuffle triggered when Rayner quit.