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The provocation comes amid continued tensions between Madrid and London over the future of Gibraltar, which were triggered by a fishing dispute earlier in the summer.
Williams's rookie contract contained an $8.8 million signing bonus, but most of the seven-year, $68 million deal was based on incentives, many of which were triggered upon reaching 1,600 yards in a season.
The bombs, which were triggered by mobile phone signals, were placed in trash bins, at newspaper stands and near seats where customers wait for service in the banks, said Maj. Gen. Paithoon Choochaiya, who heads the provincial police.
Among the other prisoners released on Wednesday was former Commerce Minister Feizollah Arabsorkhi, a member of a reformist political party declared illegal after the 2009 antigovernment protests, which were triggered by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's disputed re-election victory.
The maximum capacitance during the phase transformation, which were triggered by temperature [29], was also observed in other MIT transitions.
Between 1990 and 2012, Africa experienced an average of 152 disasters per year, the majority of which were triggered by hydrological and climatological hazards (UNISDR 2014b).
He added: "The avalanche was caused by heavy snow, which was triggered by a strong wind.
He in turn told her about his allergies, which are triggered by ingesting nuts, or by stress, which is more difficult to control.
Germany has been one of the countries worst hit by the global credit crisis, which was triggered when defaults began rising on less creditworthy U.S. mortgages.
"This is outrageous given the plight of elephants, which was triggered by these same countries selling ivory in 2008 to China and Japan.
This understanding is the necessary condition for preventing the brewing crisis between Islam and the West -- which was triggered by 9/11 -- from turning into a war of civilizations.
