| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Surely VendicarE in precise respect of linguistics, trigger is a cause and not (as you imply with use of '..then there..') a resulting effect, leading to another cause and then another effect as you tangentially imply...ie A 'trigger' is surely and in direct language a 'cause', there will often be an effect and in concert with the nature of the article the 'trigger' as you put it, is one of many c
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