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Researcher Shinji Tsukahara says the decrease in spines may have been caused by a number of factors, including hormonal changes triggered by the presence of a female.

They are triggered by surprise in a safe situation (think peek-a-boo), and don't just endear babies to their parents.

The rise will be fuelled by air pollution in urban areas which exacerbates the symptoms of sneezing, runny nose and eyes triggered by pollen, says the Hay Fever Health Report.

The mortal wound was the loss of Setanta's main attraction-46 English Premier League football matches next season, plus 23 in each of the next three-triggered by its failure to keep up payments.

And it gets triggered by the most primal human needs.

"Acute hives may also be triggered by drugs, especially penicillin, inhaled allergens or toxins, or diseases."

That explosion was triggered by an accumulation of gas in an unventilated tunnel.

As if by magic, you get the ordered output of the full execution path triggered by thread 24, which should look something like Listing 8.

Last year similar outrage was directed at the Japanese, with sometimes violent protests in several cities triggered by territorial disputes and Japan's wartime history.

Thousands of residents in several states have evacuated their homes along the Mississippi River as flooding - triggered by rain and melting snow — has reached levels not seen in decades.

The blast was triggered by seized Iranian munitions stored in containers at a nearby naval base.

They are triggered by thunderstorms and are created when lightning from thunderstorms excites the electric field in the atmosphere above the storm.

It was triggered by a confluence of flaky rumours.

This may have been triggered by a 250-million-year lull in volcanic activity, which would have meant less carbon dioxide being pumped into the atmosphere, and a reduced greenhouse effect.

However, monitoring can only be triggered by date and time scheduling, and not by any other system characteristics or behaviors.