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 In SimPy, events are typically created and triggered when some condition is met, and then they are processed by processes or components in your simulation. However, you can create a scenario where an event is triggered but not processed, usually leading to a blocked or stalled simulation. Here's a simple example of this: ```python import simpy def event_generator(env, event):     yield env.timeout(1)     print(f"Triggering event at time {env.now}")     event.succeed() def event_processor(env, event):     try:         yield event         print(f"Event processed at time {env.now}")     except simpy.Interrupt:         print(f"Event interrupted at time {env.now}") env = simpy.Environment() my_event = env.event() env.process(event_generator(env, my_event)) env.process(event_processor(env, my_event)) env.run(until=5) ``` In this example: 1. An event named `my_event` is created but is not initially processed. 2. The `event_generator` process triggers the eve