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The Islamic Republic had its own revolt a year ago, after the stolen presidential election incited the uprising known as the green movement.

This incident incited hundreds of blacks to gather in front of the police station the next day in a confrontation with the police.

She smiled to think that men should suddenly find her so much more attractive. In the least way it incited her to coolness and indifference.

We ask you all to be part of the movement for peace and not engage in violence no matter how much you are incited.

As if that weren't enough, Barry also incited his RA students to revolt and then allegedly accused Reynolds of financial impropriety.

There is ample evidence that this incident was premeditated , masterminded , incited and organized by the Dalai clique.

Pope Julius probably understood that the competition incited each man to the height of his greatness.

The reasons for attacks are numerous but a large proportion can be acclaimed to industrial espionage incited by a rival company.

Itching (pruritus): Stimulation of nerve endings in the skin, usually incited by histamine, that evokes a desire to scratch.

And he still maintains his integrity, though you incited me against him to ruin him without any reason.

Second, he could not be guilty of plotting a slave rebellion, because he had never incited slaves against their owners.

Having heard that Kuai Tong had incited Han Xin to rebel, Emperor Liu Bang had him arrested and brought to the capital to be executed.

Now let my lord the king listen to his servant's words. If the LORD has incited you against me, then may he accept an offering.

Consumers are reluctant to spend and, so far, buoyant export growth has not incited firms to invest, despite hopes to the contrary.

it led to a high liquidity which in turn incited a hot pursuit of financial management products.

They extended their power as much by the fear they incited as by the hope they inspired.

In early postwar years, this day incited urgent anti-war protests especially since another war was being waged nearby.

I watched as they incited followers to late night demonstrations, which they must have known could turn violent.

It was not too long ago that simply asking the question incited abuse .

Kabuga's radio station propagated extremist Hutu ideology and incited violence against the Tutsi population of Rwanda.

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Ms. Born's views incited fierce opposition from Mr. Greenspan and Robert E. Rubin, the Treasury secretary then.

The insurrection was incited by members of the outlawed opposition.

The event incited global concern regarding the use of social networking services for bullying purposes.

Say, cannot aid but blooming in two person's yeses a put on incited countenance.

I was on the diet, but the mouthwatering cake incited me to eat it.

The plotters incited the soldiers to rise against their officers.

Those armed youngsters, our children, are incited by people who are wanted by America and the Western world.

The remarks incited anger in him.

And friends dispute Mullins' and Butler's allegations that a sexual proposition incited the murder.

He incited the soldiers to fight bravely. He was charged with inciting people to violence.

Today I'm so incited. Tonight it's so sunny, turning from cloudy to clear.

The row has rocked the government, and incited fears among its members that its days of apparent serenity are over.

he has the intention that others , after being incited by him , shall commit the crime.

None Can Become King By Their Own Will, Replied Issa, And They That Have Said That I Incited The People Have Spoken Falsely.

They incited the workers to violence.

And the wild goose incited his wings and filed forward.

Google's conduct in China has long incited broader geopolitical debate over whether Western companies should do business in the country.

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And I know who she is being advised by. Or rather, being incited by.

The speaker incited the riot.

William Ruto and Henry Kosgey deny allegations that they incited violence that nearly killed 1, 200 people after the disputed 2007 election.

It incited the government to impose tax on all of the immigrants.

He's the person whom I meet at the club every day and whom I've incited home to dinner tonight.

Sun Yat-sen, a lot of revolutionary activities had been incited in Japan.

Have you ever committed, ordered, incited, assisted, or otherwise participated in torture?

Development of automobile aluminum materials incited by high petroleum price

he incited them to rise up against their generals