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1. Caffeine, sugar and nicotine are all adrenal stimulants and can trigger a stress response in the body even when no major external stress is present
2. Fear, for example, can trigger release of the hormone adrenaline, causing the heart to pump faster and leading to physical sensations such as palpitations and sweating
3. He squeezes the trigger
4. It must have had a hardware access trigger burned-in because it zeroed all its callbacks and withdrew
5. to trigger a feeling of aliveness, rather than the numbness that
6. outside of you that trigger fear, panic, anxiety, stress, and
7. The whole point of this game is to trigger yourself out of a life-‐
8. (pause) It will be done (almost a whisper) now… (a desperate scream) Now! (holds the gun to his own head and pulls the trigger
9. Every requests need to trigger the instantiation of a controller which will eventually produce
10. expression trigger feelings of fear and anxiety? Would you jump
11. with a trigger that you can set off whenever you want to elicit the response
12. With the dog we used the clicker as a trigger
13. Once the trigger is chosen, you can then program it to set off a specific response
14. Then, whenever you are feeling confident, you press down on the trigger point
15. This essentially programs the feeling of confidence into the action of the trigger
16. confident to program the trigger? There
17. is then programmed into the trigger
18. Point a trigger that leads the negative force to the decoy
19. In a state that needs a condition or trigger to be changed
20. His finger twitches on the trigger and he has a choice to make
21. I pointed the shotgun in his direction and squeezed the trigger at the
22. “You could trigger a land-slide if you’re too loud!”
23. Johnson aimed at her and pulled the trigger
24. Tears began to stream down her cheeks as she put her finger on the trigger
25. But before she could pull the trigger, the door behind her creaked open, and she could vaguely make out the face of a young boy with curly blonde hair standing in the doorway
26. Lizzy was fighting with him not to pull the trigger, screaming at the top of her lungs "James"
27. head of Max Sheehan, and pulled the trigger
28. Pull the trigger
29. that comes for you will have no problem pulling the trigger
30. me pull the trigger than be captured alive
31. with the long barrels that could spark a flame at the squeeze of a trigger
32. gun at point blank range and squeezed the trigger
33. Instinctively, she ran her hand over her shield’s trigger – not that it would have done a bit of good in a battle with Argos
34. the trigger as fast as I could
35. The man pulled the trigger and the compacted shotgun pellets hit Axel in the side of his head, tearing out his eye and ripping at his flesh and skull
36. You point it, hold tight, pull the trigger
37. She had worked most of the last two months on the most sophisticated hardware trigger code she could invent
38. He pulled the trigger, shooting Ferro in the head, and then quickly shooting again at Graysen's head
39. I'm talking about more than pulling the trigger
40. He had almost reached her when she finally pulled the trigger, sounding off an ear-deafening blast that made her flinch and cower
41. Before she could pull the trigger once more, the man grabbed her gun-wielding hand by the wrist and yanked the revolver out of it with his other hand
42. These reactions could trigger the release of chemicals that cause us to experience happiness
43. So keep that in mind when creating your emails, and always avoid potentially problematic phrasing and words that may trigger spam filters
44. Thus, when we encounter such an experience in our day-to-day lives, it would automatically trigger a sense of familiarity
45. His gun lowered, but his finger remained on the trigger
46. “I’ll shoot you if you take another step forward!” he warned, increasing the pressure his forefinger was applying against the pistol’s reassuringly firm trigger
47. Panicking, Chris pulled the trigger again, and then again with no effect
48. I put the tip of the front sight onto his head lined up the shot caressed the trigger like a woman and squeezed off my shot I watched as his head on the far side jetted out a spray of blood and bone that I could see dripping from the trees leaves
49. After a few seconds he released the trigger and pulled the drill away
50. I brought the recticle onto his temple again and sighted in I held my breath and squeezed the trigger the butt gave me a small kick in the shoulder and I watched my bullet strike home
1. The cycle for reproduction is 30 to 60 days and is triggered by the presence of he host’s warmth and the carbon dioxide given off by respiration
2. Something is triggered within us
3. balanced view of the situation that triggered your fear
4. " Everyone agreed that was the act that triggered the war
5. just feelings – sensations triggered by your thoughts
6. negative energy had triggered the downward spiral of
7. He hadn’t programmed one and wondered what had triggered it
8. fact that the closure must be triggered simultaneously on both sides of
9. Also, there’s the obvious fact that the amount of energy required to give animalistic intelligence to a tree would require a magnetic monopole super-imposed within a super-massive black hole isolated within a Higgs Field times the density of a weakless universe divided by the sub-particle wave length of the root square of an isosceles triangle subtracting the para-statistical metadata equal to the maximum level of sub-atomic exotic particles, then acting under the assumption that in the event of the self-intersection of cosmic strings triggered by inordinate radiation, there would exist somewhere an object that was both simultaneously larger than the entire universe and smaller than an atom, blatantly violating the Law of Conservation of Energy
10. Consider your own personal associations with this smell and how a waking situation may have triggered these same associations
11. And it triggered chills up and down the Breton’s back
12. Some kind of extra circuitry was attached to one of the processor cores and when Peter Chisholm attempted to investigate it he triggered an explosive charge which destroyed several of the cores
13. They put her on life support and told me she had a congenital illness triggered by the surgery
14. As the bitter herb reaches the stomach, bile and other digestive agents are triggered into action
15. would be intentionally triggered so as to momentarily blind any sensors or ships in the immediate
16. The thought triggered the memory of the note she had stolen from Hollowcrest’s office
17. Perhaps guilt has triggered our indifference or resignation to devolving social and cultural standards that have assumed a life of their own
18. Whatever conditions or incites (human) emotions, such expressions are triggered within the (core) of an individual‘s (basic) nature whose (essential) ingredients seldom vary
19. The emergence of a new, (more) independent minded generation of students has triggered a resurgence of traditional teaching methods and course studies in a number of (private) schools and colleges providing reasonable counter-arguments to out-dated designs while encouraging thoughtful (young) minds to correctly think for themselves
20. Its specific aim or, as a point of argument, subject of intent, is not necessarily the overriding factor (however) but rather an ancillary consideration with respect to intent; that is to say, incidental to pre-existing intentions as such intentions and ensuing actions may (otherwise) produce unintended results triggered by original intent in whatever manner the outcome was unintended
21. What stands out the most about ‖rising‖ energy costs triggered by rapid population growth and higher standards of living, is that the price of a gallon of gas in ―constant‖ dollars compares quite favorably with what Americans were paying at the pump a half century ago in relation to other commodities and services at that time
22. Whether the war was triggered by events unrelated to slavery, as some historians have argued, is not the overriding question
23. Over seventy-five percent of the alarms were triggered by small quantities of short-lived radioactive isotopes from the medical industry
24. The bold new ideas of sexual and financial independence coupled with a complete revamping of society to include women in its mainstream triggered something deep within: from the first moment, it became her everything – her focus
25. You would have triggered his attention by scheduling another appointment when you should have been dead
26. The report triggered the idea in his mind that the individual arrested in Boston was very likely one of three with luggage he had seen in the company of Mike at Hotel Paradise on the day in question
27. The enigma took on a strange twist when the descriptions provided by several guards who had spoken with the man triggered memories of photos he had long before studied of the war-ravaged image of Comandante Cobra
28. It simply happened at certain times, as if something like fear or great necessity triggered it despite Hilderich
29. The words ‘collecting coins’ triggered thoughts of muddy coins stamped ‘South Africa’
30. The earthquake was caused by subduction and triggered a series of devastating tsunamis along the coasts of most landmasses bordering the Indian Ocean, killing over 230,000 people in fourteen countries, and inundating coastal communities with waves up to 30 meters (98 ft
31. If, instead, this process is triggered by mistake thousands of times a day, it can seriously affect your quality of life
32. This triggered millions of warnings that signaled your brain to put you in a state of high alert and caused you strenuous fear
33. I have several clients that came to me in deep depressions triggered by unscrupulous psychics
34. Bruce triggered the shudder
35. As if triggered by the thought, Ardara added, “And our dear brother could
36. triggered a memory in his mind; whether it was the familiar
37. other sexual behaviors are triggered by testosterone
38. That memory triggered a domino effect of events that
39. Most OBEs are once-in-a-lifetime events, usually triggered by accidents, illnesses, stress,
40. He smiled “Your ability to control your necklace has to be triggered, either through self preservation, fear or sheer force of will
41. “How did you come about controlling yours?” I asked and her gaze narrowed “Mine were triggered by fear, your father was in grave danger
42. Her motherly instinct triggered her to rush forward to hold him
43. Senate Committee in 1998 triggered headlines around the world
44. They often told her so in person, as evidenced by the pandemonium triggered by her revelation in July, and in phone conversations since she left the house
45. reaction which is triggered has severe and long lasting effects
46. That was a sign of how bad the 1974 recession triggered by the second Arab oil embargo within three years was going to be both on jobs and mortgage interest rates
47. his hand triggered the can lights sunk high into the big kitchen’s
48. Once twenty-one, growth can only be triggered by procreation
49. Something triggered in her mind about the
50. Don’t know if I triggered a bidding war, but Dino in LC called, asked if I were willing to delay reporting to NM for two weeks while he negotiated with U
1. ‘But how did you manage to stop the triggering of the machine?’
2. We may all have a natural power to make ourselves happy by triggering various reactions in the body and/or brain
3. also lends itself to becoming a triggering mechanism for entering the trance state
4. I suspect that the migraine is triggering a lot of random activity in her frontal lobes
5. As far as we can tell, it was not remote detonated, so it must have had some way of detecting the Presidential limousine, triggering its partner devices moments before it detonated itself
6. For such individuals, race is simply a triggering mechanism that justifies (latent) violent behavior
7. The triggering device behind these uprisings has been, among other things, a growing perception of (native) French complacency, indifference and (perhaps) bigotry by a (weary) nation that has grown accustomed to its creature comforts; supported by emerging working classes who feel deprived of its social and political rights as well as uncertain of their own proper role in French society
8. He stopped to get clearance to enter, but I led everyone right through the security screens without triggering a single alarm
9. Grandpa yawns, triggering one from me
10. inside triggering the behavioral cause
11. A minute later a harsh boom was heard, triggering the trolls and ogres to snarl and growl even louder as they looked behind them
12. The triggering devices for these lights had been installed at the guard posts
13. of the past,” the bot cal ed, triggering the crowd behind him to
14. Edgar, ethereal in silvery tights flitted athletically around his master, triggering excited murmurs from the expectant audience
15. She saw no one she knew on her way out of town and had driven fifteen kilometres before the elusive memory arrived, triggering a cry of triumph
16. A stiletto like his should be slid up under the ribs through vital organs to touch the heart, triggering a fatal reaction
17. ARE CONSTANTLY TRIGGERING YOUR CONSCIOUS AND SUBCONSCIOUS MINDS TO CONSIDER WHAT YOUR
18. What is gleaned from this is what he is connecting, and associating to and ultimately it is these other associations that are triggering, and driving him
19. These are triggering the two core drivers of either love or fear
20. These “booby-trapped” trays would ensure that the explosives would be distributed over areas not covered by the blast from the hidden store-room…Vendors would be assigned to work and remain within specific areas, within the stadium, to coincide time-wise, with the triggering of the remote! - tough luck for the vendors!
21. It sat like a lump of tar in my throat, triggering a feeling of needing to vomit
22. I let myself fall but before I hit the safety net, I turned the wand on the ground triggering the net device, lines shot out and arrested my fall before it could trigger the sensor that brought the condorla
23. Conn came some time later and announced his arrival by triggering the collar
24. I could not think of Arianell without triggering the collar or Blackfin’s geas
25. His jet black hair glistened as the droplets worked their way through thick bushy eyebrows into his eyes triggering a wipe with the back of his banana fingered hand
26. a trap without triggering the trap
27. images and words that will teach your brain to respond to triggering
28. however, the innovation triggering the explosion wasn't a soft-
29. At the time when that twelfth jar is scanned – triggering an order for another case of relish – the order file will be read for that specific code and if a record is found, that meant that at least one case of relish was ready to be ordered
30. There are typically three triggering events that cause data
31. a) Suppose the compartmented weapons lab at CIA was asked to make up twenty explosive packages for stock with different cell phone numbers and triggering text messages, all with a 2 hour delay to explode from receipt of text message, and to call and then deliver them to the station approved explosives handler (a junior conspirator) in room 666 with trigger code identification information on the outside rapper and explosives warnings as usual
32. Now we ask Gordon, what memory can he recall that is triggering this innate fear
33. We called in the two countries responsible for triggering chaos in the Western Pacific
34. Triggering the missile’s infrared seeker, she waited to hear a shrill whistle in her headset that indicated that her missile’s seeker had acquired its target
35. She then fell silent as she watched Maria Perez approach the cryoberths vault, triggering the alarm that had made them withdraw
36. Only the visit of the KOSTROMA’s exploration team, by triggering an alarm, initiated the awakening of that first contact team
37. reflect on exactly what it is triggering this reaction in us
38. It would appear that her stress over her examinations was the triggering factor in production of the bald spots in her hair
39. students had the foresight of triggering an automated recorder when she called for
40. Even worse than the triggering of this human reflex, unconditional concessions, gestures and goodwill send the signal that you have much more to give
41. opposite directions, but after triggering two or three they realised that nobody took much
42. triggering a severe asthma attack during the reintroduction
43. Food and environmental allergies may be triggering factors in some cases of chronic bronchitis
44. What is the virtual-similitude of love, hate, longing to touch? How physically will our emotional selves be sated by a virtual embrace? What is the machine equivalent of a hug? Is it a frequency in the ear, a stimulation to the eye, or a vibration on the hand? Will humanity substitute, translate or metaphorically feel it as a flesh to flesh pleasure? Perhaps the next generation of emo-games will master resonance and frequency oscillation to create unique vibrations that mimic neurochemical sequences, thus triggering in the gamer virtually generated emotions
45. Psychological stress is often reported as a triggering factor in people with chronic hives
46. This soap opera clutters the mind with fantasy biographies and statistical histories of sports scores, stock quotes, and social did you hear's triggering the stress-readied ego to obsessively seek refuge in some alterscape that dulls the banality of their screen-addicting flight from the boredom of an unoccupied self
47. ” a single photon shone in the distance and, though she thought it only a floater, her eye registered it, triggering a recognition only her subconscious was aware of
48. Since expressions of anger are very common, we have a higher social threshold for triggering our fight/flight response
49. Sometimes strict avoidance of the triggering
50. spontaneous reorganizations triggering events into a driving will, engine, of a fadpede, storm
1. Usually it is an absence of, rather then the presence of these exotic minerals that triggers the effect (which is the disease)
2. is the only Law in the Universe that instantly triggers every
3. As your brain perceives these tones, it creates a ―pulse‖ that triggers a different brain wave frequency
4. Use ' feel good' triggers to instantly improve your emotional state, almost anywhere and anytime so you can overcome the most challenging situations and phobias, easily and quickly
5. In fact, it's the first time I learned that when saying the right things' to a girl triggers a fun response
6. There certainly would be plenty of distrust and hair triggers
7. After we achieve that, we will need to clean up the list of triggers in your survival system, rebuild the first part of your behavioral system, and then clear all the faulty behavioral by-products of the overextended codependency
8. It recovers and reevaluates the triggers and switches off all the ones that are not dangerous
9. The first time that we did this process my mind raced through millions of events like a maniac, catching and analyzing triggers and switching off tons of stuff
10. The last part of the work is based on clearing all the behavioral byproducts of the triggers that we switched off
11. Long before I left him, both of us knew the triggers to such an attack
12. Former faction members and factionless alike are gathered in the space and spilling out into the street to hear what our new leader has to say, and factionless soldiers line the walls, their fingers poised over the triggers of their guns
13. For example, negative emotions and chronic stress are seen as strong triggers of the lethal conditions that lead to cancer
14. hormone acts like a chemical messenger and triggers the production
15. Whenever the final outcome is at risk due variation in intermediate phase outcome (ex: effort variance, defect rate, schedule variance, etc) the SQA based on the devised triggers can initiate the causal analysis along with the project manager
16. There are mechanical, colorful fish that resemble dolphins, triggers, angelfish and sharks the size of a truck
17. My strengthened will also triggers something primaeval within Anup
18. Learn to recognise and stop the psychological triggers for nausea
19. avoidance of other triggers will help
20. recommendations for foods and activities that you should avoid, the only triggers you need to avoid are the ones that cause your
21. able to find patterns either in the triggers or in the
22. comes to food triggers
23. probably tied to a combination of other triggers all coming together in
24. To pinpoint exertion-related migraine triggers, migraineurs should
25. is one of their triggers
26. stress that triggers headaches and exercise-induced endorphins are a
27. have to figure out their triggers on their own
28. the time in your brain triggers a release of stress hormones, which
29. This is usually not the total elimination of the migraine, but a step along the way, such as learning to relax around potential migraine triggers
30. Keep in mind that most science disagrees with migraineurs when it comes to food triggers
31. egg whites and lose the bacon, migraineurs have to figure out their triggers on their own
32. stress that triggers headaches and exercise-induced endorphins are a natural analgesic
33. volt the col ar shocks them with, and the button triggers it
34. All of the different channels and motivation triggers
35. crossing, the TRiaC1 (BT136) triggers to drive a
36. The sleeping position also triggers snoring
37. You notice a couple faces from your flight bleeding out on the ground, the fight response triggers, you can feel lightening in your touch, ice on your face as you give the backseat a once over, no one hit
38. I am an avid reader of newspapers and follow current events closely and have found triggers for many of my storylines this way
39. The key to beating emotional eating is to identify the triggers that send you off in
40. keeps us occupied and triggers us to
41. epinephrine, and triggers the release of glucose (which also supports memory functions)
42. Under the great tower beside the royal palace the people swirled and milled, screaming their hate at Arpello, who stood on the turrets and laughed down at them while his archers ranged the parapets, bolts drawn and fingers on the triggers of their arbalests
43. a sharp headline with a persuasive subtitle that triggers you to read further
44. recognised but could not name served as one of his "Reality Check" triggers, and
45. “What if the helicopter makes too much noise and triggers the
46. When an animal triggers the springs the jaws slam
47. something that triggers my attention, hands gesturing in the air, eyes glistening,
48. As I related in my book Miracle, Luck, or What?, it took nearly four years of testing, diagnosing, and what-have-you to determine that I suffered from post traumatic stress, and the triggers facilitated my addiction to alcohol
49. story triggers an automatic question: for all the media imagery
50. The take home point here is that while some triggers are instantaneous,
