Legend goes that it was a Sami man who first realized the area was rich in ore and, on being convinced to tell someone, set off a chain of events that would not go well for his people.
The shooter had smoke bombs, she was told, which had set off the fire alarm.
If my own family is any example, there's no telling what might set off a sister (or brother), especially if the religious objection is pretext.
So the IMF is less interested in the aggregate figures for European bank funding and more concerned about the weakest link, which experience tells us can set off a chain reaction, bringing good banks down with the bad.
"If they tell you to set off a bomb and it succeeds, if it kills a lot of people, they will pay you a lot of money," one of the gang members said.
And be more — she has a better direction," the 34-year-old said a little over a week ago when she appeared on NPR's "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me" and set off a barrage of loathing from the public radio network's we're-better-than-that listenership.
"I'm taking a baseball bat to Albany with me," he told them, setting off shouts of "God bless you!" and "Go get 'em!" But on the eve of the Republican primary, members of the state's anxious party establishment are worried that Mr. Paladino is also swinging at them.
One plan, the jury was told, had been to set off a car bomb at the Arndale Centre over Easter weekend, and then to trigger smaller devices at the exit doors as shoppers fled.
Employees are told that if they set off the metal detectors in the high security production floor they will be sacked on the spot, and claims one employee was dismissed for carrying a USB charging cable.
Jurors were told they planned to set off up to eight bombs in rucksacks, using timers to detonate the charges.
Sussex director of cricket told BBC Sussex: "You set off trying to win the title, but most people would say that third place is a very creditable spot.
