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The cases trigger a long appeals process.

It is widely feared by vulnerable claimants – and for those who are found fit for work, it can trigger a long, stressful cycle of appeals.

In a nationally televised speech Wednesday night, President Bush said the credit crisis could trigger a "long and painful recession" unless Congress acts quickly to pass a $700 billion bailout plan for the nation's financial system.

In our study, at least one NGO participated in the community workshop in each site, as well as representatives from the Ministry of Animal Resources and the Ministry of Public Health, but their presence tended to trigger a long list of requests for external assistance by the community members.

Nitroglycerin induces a short dull headache in non migraineurs but in migraine patients can trigger a long lasting migraine attack [51].

These collective and individual adaptations may take a long time to manifest themselves, both because of in-built latencies within the system (e.g. the lag between exposure and expression of a health outcome), and because the initial perturbation may trigger a long chain reaction of response as the effects spread out through the wider system.

If that's true, a long-term easing from agricultural water withdrawal could trigger a long-term upward trend in microseismicity.

The leader of the Greens, Richard Di Natale, said the release of the data should trigger a long-overdue public discussion.

"This could trigger a long-term disaster on the subcontinent and trigger bloodshed in the region," said Shashanka Saadi, of Action Aid Bangladesh.

Then there is the complex, and still largely mysterious, mechanics of how blows to the head can trigger a long-term deterioration of the brain.

Rightwing sources said that AWB 'generals' met last week to finalise the 'battle-plan' with which they hoped to disrupt the elections and trigger a long-threatened civil war.