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1) We speculate that the trigger mechanism for the formation of solitary polyps might be local factors, such as increased exposure of irritants and/or mucosal contact, instead of systemic factors, which result in disseminated nasal polyposis. They can easily carry the object with them, creating a trigger mechanism to reinforce the suggestions. Generally, single-action handguns come with manual devices that disable the trigger mechanism so that users can carry the weapon with the hammer cocked and ready to fire but locked so that it cannot be activated until the release of the safety--also known as "cocked and locked. |
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