In a 1997 effort called "Operation Waistline," the agency filed lawsuits against seven companies in a single day, taking aim at lesser-known products like SeQuester, a plant-based fiber that supposedly blocks the absorption of fat, and Slimming Insoles, which claimed to trigger weight loss by pressing on nerves in the foot.
1) The data in Figure 1B should be carefully quantified to confirm the conclusions presented in the text (each of the treatments were claimed to trigger nuclear actin filament assembly that was indistinguishable from that produced by telomere uncapping).
If a $20.00 damages claim is enough to trigger constitutional protection in the form of a jury of impartial fact finders, shouldn't a $32,000,000 monetary claim for fees trigger something similar?
The Foreign Office knows that compensation payments to Mau Mau veterans are likely to trigger claims from other former colonies.
The number of shares that preferred owners could claim was huge, enough to trigger a shareholder vote on the number of authorized shares.
The Libor scandal seems very likely to trigger civil claims for damages against banks.
Applying the test we articulated in Grable & Sons Metal Products, Inc. v. Darue Engineering & Mfg., 545 U. S. 308, 314 (2005), it held that the federal interests implicated by Minton's state law claim were not sufficiently substantial to trigger §1338 "arising under" jurisdiction.
Although reports in Russia have claimed that Rubin Kazan are poised to trigger Demba Ba's £7m release clause before its expiry on 31 July, Newcastle say there has been no contact with the Russian club.
If funding agencies start to think sonofusion is nonsense or simply being done badly, it could become as big a fiasco as cold fusion, which was sparked when Stanley Pons at the University of Utah and Martin Fleischmann at Southampton University claimed to have triggered fusion by electrolysing heavy water in 1989.
