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We've all got a trigger".
"Everyone's got a trigger," says McKenzie, "so who are you to judge and say: 'It can't happen to him?' They don't understand depression, people look at it like a cold.
When you've got a trigger-happy talking raccoon ("Rocket Raccoon," apologies to the Beatles) and a walking tree joining forces with a slinky green female soldier/assassin, a touchy man mountain, and a misfit human con man who styles himself as "Star-Lord" to save the galaxy, one has gone rather far down the rabbit hole of credulity.
"Psssst... Can I Get a Bomb Trigger?" (chart, Week in Review, Sept. 15) indicates that France and Germany were involved in, or responsible for, the transfer to Iraq of high-precision switches used in machines that treat kidney stones and in the detonation of nuclear weapons.
Since the calibration was performed to get a uniform trigger level on both sides of the detector, we expected a symmetric distribution of the LUT related to the cluster size asymmetry, while the distributions of the maximum energy asymmetry was less controlled.
Don't be tempted to get a cheap trigger sear.
It's easy to envision how overzealous citizens might get a bit trigger-happy when it comes to "saving" animals.
Do you ever get an itchy trigger finger?
Ron also attacks Ryan's GOP response to the SOTU that Obama was "turning the safety net into a hammock... of dependency," asking, "Is he talking about the elderly who need affordable health care but will instead get a voucher?" This triggers a debate over Medicare and which side will destroy or save this popular program.
If you modify your marker to be electronic, it is tempting to replace the trigger spring and get an extremely light trigger pull, but make sure if you do this that you know what you're doing since having too light a pull could mean that a bump could set it off.
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