trigger
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a went tae pu the | trigger | a heard a weeny voice |
at a rubbit pu the | trigger | fire it lat oot a |
the bill as drafted the | trigger | for the exercise of the |
be loaded and pulled the | trigger | it was i felt the |
too cold to pull the | trigger | lord arbuthnott i ll never |
enters should words pull the | trigger | would their aim be true |
the stock falls below certain | trigger | levels 60 000 tonnes in |
ti huv something that ll | trigger | a response jilly laughs bit |
scotland bill and why the | trigger | mechanisms in sections 26 and |
sets out the circumstances that | trigger | the right section 27 is |
depends on scottish ministers to | trigger | it that seems odd to |
range of offences that will | trigger | registration on the sex offenders |
oil for food programme would | trigger | even greater poverty that iraqi |
iranian embassy she s too | trigger | happy anyway have a great |
funeral aforehand and then jist | trigger | it aff wi a phone |
landlord and that do not | trigger | the right to buy section |
before you move forward and | trigger | further additions to the priority |
who is being asked to | trigger | the process perhaps the authorising |
commence what would be the | trigger | for a policeman to say |
some excitement about pressing the | trigger | johnny and i could shoot |