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Mr. Soros said he was optimistic because his group was not trying to restrict big-dollar donations in ways that might trigger concerns about constitutional rights.

For years, I have advised companies of the importance of getting ahead of privacy concerns on new applications, especially those that might trigger the creepy response.

Improved sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR) function with enhanced Ca2+ resequestration appears critical for S100A1's cyclic adenosine monophosphate-independent inotropic effects but raises concerns about potential diastolic SR Ca2+ leakage that might trigger fatal arrhythmias.

The first thing that might trigger an argument is the kind of dog you choose.

But one concern, Chan adds, is that increasing temperature variations over land and sea surfaces brought on by climate change could whip up stronger winds that might trigger broader dead zones off the Oregon coast and beyond.

The technology has been in development for a while, though there have been concerns that EGS might trigger seismic activity that could lead to earthquakes.

Ethnic Uzbeks have accused the security forces of complicity in the attacks on them.Meanwhile the interim government, headed by Roza Otunbayeva, is pushing ahead with plans for holding a constitutional referendum on June 27th, in spite of concerns that it might trigger more violence.

There's a concern that might happen.

I'd been told that I couldn't talk about the content of my true crime books because of concern that I might "trigger" something in these girls.

Interest in a link between diabetes and serious mental illness has arisen against a background of concerns that antipsychotic agents might trigger diabetes.

In the first months of the epidemic, influential external policy advisors, a high profile international non-governmental organization, and certain academics voiced concerns that introducing vaccine might trigger further social instability at a time when election-year social frictions were already high and vaccine availability was limited.