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Protest leaders condemned the shooting and worried that it could trigger a more aggressive police crackdown.

Where significant concerns arise, this would trigger a more comprehensive look at the area using the in-depth single inspection.

Analysts say the violence could trigger a more intense round of fighting among the rivals that threatens to spill into the streets.

Experts do not believe the situation in Ireland will trigger a more general return to such lending in the UK, however.

A year ago, President Obama declared that the use of chemical weapons by the Assad regime would constitute the crossing of a "red line" that would trigger a more vigorous American response.

Then they're likely to get into deeper trouble and trigger a more dangerous rescue," says Jeff Sparhawk, public information officer for the Rocky Mountain Rescue Group, a search-and-rescue team based in Boulder, Colo.

That triggered a more intensive survey, and the archaeologists "figured out we had an early house site and that it burned," Ms. Harper said.

Inovio hopes to "enhance the uptake of the DNA vaccine by cells," as Joseph Kim, its C.E.O., put it, thereby triggering a more potent immune response.

Smith's story reignited a national debate about racism in America, but in Oakland, the episode triggered a more acute pain.

On Monday, News Corporation withdrew its intention to spin off BSkyB's 24-hour Sky News Channel, a move that automatically triggered a more lengthy regulatory review process.

The keystone of an extended encore is Chime, Orbital's 23-year-old debut single, which most of the audience have imprinted in their memory as intimately as a nursery rhyme, even if it automatically triggers a more animated response.