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Kenneth Clarke, who strongly opposed Britain's departure from the EU, told Today that if it was going to happen, article 50 should be triggered in the next few weeks.

However, it is not clear why such translesion synthesis across AP sites should be triggered in activated B cells and not in other replicating cells.

States may struggle to decide when an independent prosecutor should be triggered: Only in cases of lethal force?

This is because further changes in the rankings should be triggered only by new information, which, on average, is as likely to promote a school as demote it.

In fact, the messages should be triggered and sent instantaneously.

"Management intervention should be triggered when it becomes apparent that a monitored species is in decline," the paper said.

An interrupt should be triggered for the event to occur.

In contrast, if the ART goes under min response time (200 ms), a removing or migrating decision should be triggered.

The Home Office's own internal guidance to caseworkers specifies that section 322 5) should only be triggered in cases involving "criminality, a threat to national security, war crimes or travel bans".

This should be triggering alarm bells in the West.

Asked on the BBC's Sunday Politics Scotland programme about her position should article 50 be triggered in December – as proposed by the newly appointed Brexit minister, David Davis – without the Scottish government being "on board", Sturgeon said that was why she was making preparations for a second independence referendum.