As well as the monks who marked the anniversary of the last big rising in 1989, young Tibetan men trashed Chinese shops and, if the reports are to be believed, set off fires that may have burned Han Chinese alive.
The restructuring of the $132 billion public debt, which would save the government $4 billion in interest rates next year, is intended to avoid an outright halt on interest payments, which most economists believe would set off a run on the banks and a steep devaluation of the peso.
Mohamud is now serving a 30-year sentence for pressing a button he believed would set off a bomb, the unfortunate outcome of his father asking for help.
If climate warming is the real, long-term phenomenon that many experts think it is, scientists believe it could set off a series of changes that could kill 90percentt or more of the whitebark pine trees and possibly compromise the future of the threatened grizzly bear.
The bombing, which few Chinese believe was accidental, set off violent demonstrations in several cities.
That is why, local people believe, the Taliban set off the bomb at the mosque on Friday.
Some Virtue insiders, fed up with this, believe that he set off the headscarf row in an attempt to "get even with the military", as one Virtue deputy describes it.
The Reno robberies were believed to have set off a wave of train holdups by outlaws in the West.
Police said the minibus, which is believed to have set off from South Elmsall near Wakefield, had been on its way to Liverpool when the crash happened.
Prosecutors said the men believed that would set off a series of explosions along a fuel pipeline running through much of the city.
