Chunk
Set off
Set off verb - To cause to function.
Both terms in one sentence
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His attempt to stay relevant and go "gangsta" with the 1994 album The Funky Headhunter cost him a large chunk of his fanbase, and was one of the factors that set off his rapid decline.
Source: The Moral Substitute - Rather than risk whatever horrible fate the aliens might have for them, they set off their huge stockpile of freeze bombs to destroy themselves, their pursuers, and a healthy chunk of the Sun.
Source: Literature / The Killing Star -
Kim and Duncan not only avoided the nuke, but the shockwave from the nuke set off a rejuvenation missile in their silo, resetting the chunk back to the start.note Of course, in between episodes, they cheated and rolled back the damage.
Source: Lets Play / HAT Films
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