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From: "Mark L. Levinson" <mark_levinson -at- yahoo -dot- com>
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> I'm wondering about the intransitive use of the
> verb "to trigger." I know that if you're a program
> or a procedure, to run and to be run are the same
> thing. But if a procedure runs automatically each
> time a particular parameter is reset, is it
> reasonable to say that "the procedure will trigger"
> upon parameter reset, or must we say that the
> procedure "will be triggered"?
>
If I saw "the procedure will trigger" and there was no object, I'd think you
lost a bit of text. <g>
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