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Dictionary » T » Trigger point Trigger pointtrigger point A specific point or area where, if stimulated by touch, pain, or pressure, a painful response will be induced. Synonym: dolorogenic zone, trigger area, trigger zone. ![]()
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain... the foreign bodies within the body. An inflammatory reactions is thus triggered when any of these foods is eaten, the antibodies from the immune ... the MMR vaccination and Autism. The verdict is still out,) but the point is, physicians are tainted by the money they make from their insurance ...
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Another creationist thread... of the interactions that precede them. These spontaneous developments trigger more spontaneous developments. This continuing chain reaction can ... 5. Now, here's the key. The results are improbable, but thats not the point. The theory of evolution does not claim that evolution is what usually ...
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A Monkey's Uncle... for his own ends. mwahahah!!") While it is true that we were the trigger for the disaster that befell the Passenger pigeon, the fault must ... arrangement is found not to be stable enough to persist. this is the point of reproduction, to find arrangements that are better suited than previous ...
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