But if it buys them at market prices, which are horribly depressed, other banks will have to write down the value of similar assets on their books, which could trigger more trouble.
It likes to believe the election is only a distant memory, but fears that the anniversary could be the trigger for trouble.Across the border in Thailand, some 90,000 refugees, together with opposition leaders from Myanmar, will mark the anniversary with demands for change and international attention.
Although the most recent drought seems to be easing, global warming may trigger similar trouble in the future, warns meteorologist Mathew Barlow of Atmospheric and Environmental Research Inc. of Lexington, Massachusetts.
Each participant's arteries constricted by approximately 2% to 4%, a change that would do little damage to a healthy individual but could trigger heart trouble in someone with cardiovascular disease.
Ever since the riots in Clichy-sous-Bois in 2005, all matches with North African teams had become potential triggers for trouble in Paris.
Worst hit by the bogus investment schemes that triggered the trouble, the southerners "want their money back", and are ready to fight for it.
Clijsters, whose participation here was in the balance because of a hip problem that triggered back troubles, has apparently sloughed off the injury and must once again be considered the tournament favourite.
It's a much harder test to imagine that the reaction would include space to hear whether a breakdown in community policing had played any part in triggering the troubles.
Bynes has been sober for four years, after a debilitating addiction to pills that triggered several troubling public scenes and slashing Twitter comments.
Did that trigger the labor trouble?
