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Mr Cain said: "Understandably there has been growing and grave concerns for her safety which has triggered a great deal of police activity and interest from the media and the public.

The shadow culture of lolicon triggered a great deal of soul searching in 1989, when a young man by the name of Tsutomu Miyazaki was arrested and convicted for the serial killings of four elementary-school girls in a Tokyo suburb.

Since then, this work has triggered a great deal of interest within the OPV research community.

As Britain emerged from the end of the last Ice Age about 10,000 years ago, sea levels rose and landslides are thought to have triggered a great tsunami.

The release of former Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner's new book, Stress Test -- his self-serving account of the Obama administration's effort to address the nation's economic crisis and mortgage meltdown -- has triggered a great deal of controversy and debate.

Human sex differences are a perennially hot topic that not only grips the public interest, but that has triggered a great deal of scientific focus from biological to social sciences.

"The CO2 issue has triggered a greater crisis of confidence [in VW products] than the nitrogen [emissions] issue".

The lower concentration of taurolidine triggered a greater apoptotic response at both the 12 and 24 hour time points (p < .05).05

The PNEA material triggered a greater inflammatory response than the two cosubstituted polyphosphazenes although the response decreased over the time span of the study suggesting that it is a good candidate, too.

Our study revealed that exposure of cortical neurons to low levels of H2O2 triggered a greater shift in the GSH redox potential in dendrites compared to the soma of the same neuron.

However, the accumulation of CD8+ CTL at the site of injection of huBax A15A5 cells could also suggest that induction of cell death in tumors facilitated or triggered a greater specific response.