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91. The accident triggered a public outcry for a median barrier on the bridge, a plan being studied by bridge officials.

92. And Eden, who wanted the leadership of the Tory Party, offered no support to the movement triggered by his resignation.

93. Corrosion Caused Cloudburst Corrosion in pipework has been blamed for a gas escape which triggered the operation cloudburst emergency plan in February.

94. It triggered an image of a diver shooting to the surface with a pinhead of breath, his arm like Excalibur.

95. Then they would be triggered and Bremen would suffer a massive communications blackout.

96. The world's economic downturn has triggered a rash of defaults in commercial paper and long-term debt, particularly by unrated issuers.

97. The most frustrating aspect of this preparatory phase is the waiting period before the attack is triggered.

98. Cystitis can also be triggered by the bacteria which cause sexually transmitted diseases such as Herpes or Trichomonas.

99. The incident has triggered what can only be described as a media feeding frenzy about shark attacks.

100. Even so, Lieberman's selection triggered an instant spate of hate messages on rightwing and racist websites.

101. There was a case of two brothers who both had seizures triggered by spatial patterns.

102. A burst septic tank is believed to have triggered the landslide.

103. The user need never be aware of the internal commands that are triggered by the messages.

104. This type of migraine is triggered by lowered oestrogen levels which occur around the time of a period.

105. Perhaps the re-adoption of Augustus had triggered more perturbation and he feared to sleep.

106. His death has triggered questions over whether a larger section of society than initially thought may be vulnerable to the disease.

107. This signal triggered the wheels of the mobot and propelled it to right in front of the can.

108. He has already triggered a steep rise in transfer market prices by proving such a bargain at ￡2.5 million.

109. The purchase triggered takeover laws requiring Mediobanca to make an identical public bid.

110. These energies often lie dormant till triggered by some unforeseen event or response.

111. A federal government report revealing that diets don't work has triggered a revolt against the ￡20 billion slimming industry.

112. These problems can be hereditary and there is no doubt that they can be triggered or made considerably worse by stress.

113. It is with these shares that one is concerned to ensure that the Schedule E charge can not be triggered.

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114. Stage 4 is the familiar multiplier,[sentencedict.com] only this time triggered off by a change in imports and exports.

115. His actions had triggered full-scale rebellion by the hybrids and by the vaster Stealer brood of true-seeming humans.

116. No considered view was offered on the underlying problems of prison conditions that had triggered the riots.

117. Could she have triggered some unwanted response in this mysterious man, entirely by accident?

118. Your feelings of inadequacy are always triggered by some external event or happening.

119. The virus could only be triggered off when some one wanted classified information on our files.

120. Buchanan's jump to the Reform party triggered a split within its ranks.