Therefore games trigger no more people into violent behaviour as movies do.
That I pulled the trigger no doubt came as a shock to some.
Why did his sudden new wealth ($2.5 millionn), reflected in his lifestyle, trigger no alarms?
These purchases should trigger no alarms, insists Itsunori Onodera, Japan's defence minister (pictured).
Easily harvested from bone marrow, they appear to trigger no strong immune reaction in recipients even when they come from an unrelated donor.
A clown's head still shuttles back and forth, but the rifle's trigger no longer works, Mr. Ruff said, so visitors can only watch, not play.
On the one hand, the encapsulated UCNPs can efficiently absorb NIR photons and convert them into visible photons to trigger NO release.
Four decades after his death, the man known to millions simply as the King, continues to inspire devotion and obsession and the ability to trigger no small controversy.
"I know that when I pull this trigger, no matter where I'm pointing at, it's going to go down," he tells the host, Wil Willis.
And even when they come from an unrelated donor -- as was the case in this trial -- they not only appear to trigger no dangerous immune reaction in recipients but may actively suppress the immune system.
There's nothing a privileged readership likes more than stories about the ridiculous poor (as long as they're exotic enough to trigger no unease); their antics and pretensions, their cowardice and inability to tell the truth.
