Last week, a Kenya military spokesperson told the BBC that he feared the withdrawal might be a trap, making the army wary of entering Kismayo.
In addition, the inside of the trunk lid was partially spray-painted to create a light trap, making it more difficult to detect when the lid was cracked open.
Others suspect a poverty trap in the making, with people stuck with low skills in low-wage jobs.
Penny Johnston of Waldoboro, Maine started her business of making doormats from recycled lobster trap float-rope at age 69.
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Climate change has raised temperatures, and cities tend to trap heat, making them warmer than rural areas, he said.
But there's a trap in the making: In the name of compromise, Labor's allies may drop card check, demanding in return provisions that could achieve most of Big Labor's expansionary goals.
In recent years, the Republican Party has receded into a political-policy trap of its own making.
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Two, the poverty trap is also a severe marriage penalty, making it virtually economically impossible for lower income classes to marry.
The trap he fell into in 1994 (albeit of his own making) was in enabling his Democratic opponents to portray him as an ultra-conservative, in part because he chose as a running-mate a man who had been a champion of the right-wing Christian Coalition.
Despite the moral, humanitarian and strategic arguments for intervention, Syria is a trap that threatens to suck external powers in and shackle them with responsibility for war-making, peacekeeping and a reconstruction effort that could eventually involve thousands of boots on the ground and billions of dollars in assistance.
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