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This low-calorie-provoked increase in longevity occurs in many organisms and seems to be an ancient survival strategy.

A year ago such a demand from a leftwing politician would have provoked a " loony left" response.

The Blues boss provoked laughter at his pre-match press conference but he was trying to put the battle with The Red Devils in perspective.

My anger flared like a fire suddenly out of control provoked by something she did to show she cared.

The pickets did not allow themselves to be provoked, despite the unruly crowds that gathered to hector them.

Today, we face another serious challenge provoked by the sinking of the South Korean ship, '' she said at the opening ceremony.

Because they have done evil in my eyes and have provoked me to anger from the day their forefathers came out of Egypt until this day.

This provoked the Boston Tea Party incidents, which was one of the factors that eventually touched off the War of Independence.

Yao's defense, that the murder had been a "crime of passion, " has provoked further public outrage. Many are demanding the death penalty.

provoked at such a disparagement of her powers, the old frog made one more trial , and burst herself indeed.

But limited places provoked riots, and the hospital could not, as it had intended, single out the children of mothers who were not harlots.

Pyongyang said the South provoked the attack by firing into a disputed area of the ocean during a military training exercise.

At the same time, Mr. Obama said the war in Iraq was a war of "choice that provoked strong differences in my country and around the world. "

And in every several city of Judah he made high places to burn incense unto other gods, and provoked to anger the LORD God of his fathers.

I stopped for a moment and thought about it because my wife wouldn't email me this unless something had provoked her to do so.

Mr. McVittie said the game had also seen two suicides of its members over the years, which provoked similar questioning.

France and Poland have called for his release, but support for him in Hollywood provoked an angry backlash.

Energy Minister Edison Lobao said the outage was provoked by an intense concentration of lightning, wind and rain.

But Ephraim has bitterly provoked him to anger; his Lord will leave upon him the guilt of his bloodshed and will repay him for his contempt.

The implicit assumption was that fear, like hunger, was a simple provoked response.

Over time his behavior becomes increasingly agitated, provoked by paparazzi wanting a piece of him wherever he goes.

Mrs. Baroda was a little provoked to learn that her husband expected his friend, Gouvernail, up to spend a week or two on the plantation.

Putumayo province official Andres Gerardo Verdugo said the threats had provoked panic among the town's families, some of whom had fled.

The attempt has provoked a debate in the country about whether someone so young should be allowed to try such a dangerous feat.

Nonetheless, the threat of the enemy provoked numerous changes on Coruscant in the name of increased security.

for the children of Israel have only provoked me to anger with the work of their hands, saith Jehovah.

Disruptions to the torch relay have provoked a strong sense of nationalist indignation among many overseas Chinese, especially students.

Two years later he provoked a storm when he (temporarily) replaced some of the cocoa-butter in the company's chocolate with palm oil.

But I also asked myself what would have happened if he had provoked me and I had the brilliant idea of knocking him down with a headbutt.

And as he did so year by year, when she went up to the house of the LORD, so she provoked her; therefore she wept, and did not eat.

But they provoked to wrath, and afflicted the spirit of his Holy One: and he was turned to be their enemy, and he fought against them.

Love must be learned , and learned again and again; there is no end to it . Hate needs no instruction but waits only to be provoked .

It no longer provoked and gave point to outrage as it had done in the summer.

And he served Baal, and worshipped him, and provoked to anger Jehovah, the God of Israel, according to all that his father had done.

Her magnanimity provoked his tears: he wept wildly, kissing her supporting hands, and yet could not summon courage to speak out.

e. g. Doubts about the work of teachers seem to be provoked by economic recession.

Amplified by the British tabloid press, Roberts's review provoked a ban on the book in the Indian state of Gujarat last month.

To shake off the families of poverty, the Eiffel's mother resolutely provoked the burden of life, decided to operate a coal stack alone.

Amazon's "slow" growth provoked stockholder complaints: that the company was not reaching profitability fast enough.

He watched her lips part, heard her breathing quicken, and he smiled as she tried to hide the reaction he provoked.

Yet the court decision provoked what were probably the biggest demonstrations in Barcelona since the transition to democracy.

Then you know you've provoked interest, appreciation, excitement.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has said he suspects that U. S. agents provoked last month's brief war in Georgia.

Materazzi finally came clean last week and revealed to a breathless world just what it was he said that provoked Zidane into attacking him.

It even provoked the tired old question of whether Turkey may be turning its back on the West.

The uproar this provoked only grew when a state-appointed actuary concluded that the firm's justification for the hike was bogus.

Jeff's account of his experiences on a farm provoked much laughter.

The point isn't to catalogue every possible reason for lying, but to demonstrate that most often, dishonesty is provoked by fear and danger.

That action provoked the first lawsuit ever by the General Accounting Office against the executive branch .

The big test is Stuttgart 21, a rail project that provoked months of mass protests that the Greens joined but the SPD did not.

The moving speech provoked many mothers present into tears, including his mother.

The news provoked a mixed response online, with many social-media users complaining that the local government had been let off too easily.

the furore which his comments provoked, Maradona went on to score the goal for Argentina which knocked Italy out of the World Cup.

What provoked you to make such a foolish decision?

With each of his works ChengZhi Zhang has provoked ardent attention among the critics.

Even though it is not a carnivore, it has a very powerful and venomous bite and is easily provoked into attacking.

The Federal Reserve's recent and unprecedented actions in the realm of monetary policy have provoked a backlash among the American people.

Inevitably, the firings have provoked an orgy of speculation, much of it centred on the role of the firm's bankers.

This has provoked more tension as the southern tribes begin to compete for a dwindling pot of money.

provoked by a complete refusal , she bit her lip and said , " then shall i send valentine to you ? "

It makes more sense than anything else I have read about Pakistan and I'm surprised that it has not provoked more comment here.

"I wish by God that America will regret bitterly that she provoked me and others to combat her with pen and sword, " he declared.

Yet there has been a pronounced chill lately, provoked partly by China re-emphasising its claim to Tawang.

This jaw-dropping news also provoked a credit crisis for Charlene who always impressed the public with her very girly image.

She attacked the boy because he provoked her into a state of anger.

A case in point was the controversy provoked by the agitation for full and immediate payment of the so-called bonus.

M. M. One of Marx's writings which has provoked the greatest interest amongst new readers and commentators is the Grundrisse.

It was experiencing a spasm of virtuous reaction, quite as lawless and ungovernable as any of the acts that had provoked it.

They seemed to realize that they had begun an adventure that provoked a sequence, a development and, inexorably, a retribution.

Guinea's junta started to fall apart only after the slaughter of at least 150 demonstrators in September provoked an international outcry.

We were provoked to make a film about coffee after it was announced at the end of 2002 that Ethiopia was facing another famine.

The investigation has been provoked by the desire of a small group of individuals in Brazil to gain control over Corinthians Football Club.

Her death last year provoked an outpouring of grief and a clamour for her son to run for president, despite his relative obscurity.

Especially Riverside Scenes provoked sever disputes over how the novel of social conditions reflects reality, right after published.

For who provoked Him when they heard? Indeed was it not all who came out of Egypt by Moses?

In general, the longer and deeper excoriations are, the more severe was the pruritus that provoked them.

Obama discussed the article at a White House staff meeting, and it has provoked members of Congress from affected statesto demand action.

Even the rumour of such has provoked a mini equity rally and a weakening of the currency.

But the group defended itself from claims that the attack had been provoked by a dispute about overtime.

In every town in Judah he built high places to burn sacrifices to other gods and provoked the Lord , the God of his fathers, to anger.

A police official, as a witness in the court, handclapped for a corrupted official in Henan province, what provoked other people to angry.

Unlike Afghanistan, Iraq was a war of choice that provoked strong differences in my country and around the world.

Ollanta Humala's victory has provoked widespread fears he would lead a wave of nationalisations and higher taxes on foreign companies.

Najib Razak, the deputy prime minister, provoked an outcry after he declared Malaysia to be an Islamic state.

The reflexes he inspired and provoked can become more conscious movements, to be considered anew.

Much of the story is depressingly familiar: how Indian misrule and a rigged election provoked protests and then, from 1989, insurgency.

He would be provoked if he didn't think I feared him .

That provoked an anti-Musharraf backlash, and increased pressure on the Supreme Court to rule against the president.

This, in its turn, has provoked a series of counter- blockades, brawls, vandalism, and a fight with golf balls and stones.

These fire-provoked thunderstorm clouds are known as pyrocumulonimbus clouds.

In as much as you provoked the border riot, you must be held responsible for all consequences.

But it has also provoked bitter controversy after scientists carbon-dated it to the Middle Ages.

It is Japan that provoked the issue and made mistakes one after another that led to the escalation.

He claimed that it was her rudeness that provoked him to strike her.

It was the protest provoked by the election in Iran in June 2009 that connected micro-blog with revolution.

To Shoulder up the Sacred Responsibility of Vitalizing the Nation--Thinking Provoked by Fichte. J. G's "Mission of Scholars"

That generation sub- beginning has already provoked me from her Niang!

Raikkonen, 28, admits to pushing the Frenchman before the British Grand Prix but insists Cahier provoked him by standing on his equipment.

Yet kicking the hornets' nest has provoked stinging turf battles, increasing the body count.

One would have hoped that the change had been provoked instead by Christian reaction.

But if you want to, if you were provoked, you can snag me like a twig, right?

Elsewhere , in countries as diverse as the Philippines , Zambia and Peru, Chinese investments have provoked a political backlash .

He dared not say a word, in case it provoked another reproach or denial from her.

Her tirade provoked a counter blast from her husband.

Milia in regressing plaques of mycosis fungoides: Provoked by topical nitrogen mustard or not?

Objective To investigate the predisposing factors and prophylaxis strategy for the surgical site infection(SSI) provoked by general surgery.

Had the oil price undergone similar upheavals it would have provoked endless discussion.

This particular brand of female friendship seems very modern, and many culture critics have been provoked to hail Girls as revolutionary.

That trait, and the tension that it provoked between the two men, is evident from the time they meet at school.

The escalating tensions in the Korean Peninsula between the DPRK and South Korea have provoked global financial market jitters.

Threats of Japanese conquest had provoked great demonstrations of the people, especially among the enraged youth.

The focus on foreign talent has provoked a backlash , with the income gap widening to its greatest since independence in 1965 .

The airing of such views, let alone by senior members of the religious establishment, would once have provoked conservative rage.

But the cross-Atlantic flow of archives has provoked angst among bibliophiles about "losing" the nation's heritage.

Few other dating sites have provoked such a public backlash.

Even on a quiet Sunday when fewer people than normal are likely to be out and about, it's provoked an emotional response.

This usually provoked attention-seeking behaviours in the child.

He has a very muscular build, and is a superb fighter, who lapses into the deadly Calian battle madness when provoked.

Admittedly some headlines have inflated the pandemic's severity, which may have provoked an excessive response from some public authorities.

But that provoked fury from his trade union allies at home.

I was sometimes quite provoked, but then I recollected my dear Elizabeth and Jane, and for their sakes had patience with her.

Arthur's death provides an excuse for a French invasion, as Mary's death provoked Philip II to launch the Spanish Armada.

Last week ended with a risk off tone filtering through markets as unrest in Egypt provoked a sell-off in risk assets.

The $25m reward offered for Bin Laden provoked no leads among the fierce Pashtun tribal populations among whom he lived.

The Saarland and Thuringia defeats have provoked calls for a sharper message from worried CDU leaders.

Inequalities apart, the perception of the time famine is widespread, and has provoked a variety of reactions.

Why has Dell provoked so much harsh criticism over the past couple of years?

Among the cognoscenti Liszt provoked more criticism than praise.

Stern's work has provoked a strong reaction from economists for two reasons.

Bernstein's team provoked feelings of rejection in students by asking them to write about a time they felt rejected or excluded.

The value of scintigraphic detection of HV-provoked perfusion deficits remains to be elucidated.

Provoked fierce in war on the planet, Come StarCraft gaming experience with it!

S. taxpayer dollars to indemnify big foreign investors from liabilities probably would have provoked a political backlash.

The burgeoning Chinese role in Afghanistan has provoked a backlash, with allegations of corruption emanating from American officials.

The comments, made on his Facebook page, have provoked anger and embarrassment amongst Church of England members and MPs.

That provoked grumbling among the left wing of the Democrats.

This provoked a furious row, and Cuming accused me of becoming too big for my boots.

She provoked me till I felt quite frantic, yet she herself pretended to be indifferent and aloof.

The killing of the anti-Taliban cleric provoked deadly air strikes Saturday by Pakistani military in the South Waziristan region.

Do not be quickly provoked in your spirit, for anger resides in the lap of fools.

Cameroon's leader, Paul Biya, has shown a desire to follow this bad example, and has provoked riots as a result.

The dialogue mode can help train students'- comprehension by way of questions and answers provoked between the students and computers.

The leaks, in a country with a history of pollution disasters caused by careless miners, provoked an outcry.

Giving children food or drink after they awoke, which provoked bad dreams, sleep of less than 10 hours or delays in falling back asleep.

The facts, please: Downward spirals are often provoked by jumping to the worst-case conclusion.

The news of the plan provoked a public outcry on the Internet after local newspapers reported in late March.

And, of course, my e-mail provoked some rather more subversive thoughts.

This horror has provoked an uproar in China that reminds me of the recriminations over the Kitty Genovese* case when I was a kid.

They provoked the Lord to anger by their wicked deeds, and a plague broke out among them.

China's "landmark" granting of safety certificates to three genetically modified (GM) food crops has provoked criticism from green groups.

The constable kept his temper, and would not be provoked.

"The Exception" subtly suggests that, however deeply buried, there may, if provoked, be a killer in everyone.

This movement of many energies has provoked earthquakes, civil wars, revolutions.

According to a recording of the meeting, his words provoked fury and derision.

His long absence and initial secrecy about his medical condition provoked uncertainty in Venezuela.

A number of incidents in recent years have provoked a public outcry against media sensationalism and invasion of privacy.

The latest revelation provoked calls to postpone the elections by some of President Gloria Arroyo's advisers.

The issue has provoked a stormy debate between the left and the right of the party.

Bees do not normally sting without being provoked.

So why has this inflationary explosion provoked mass protests around the world?

Dear Japanese, please don't be provoked by my revelation of your actual background, after all we are in one family.

A pole, a rope, is your tool, so you provoked the city. Provoked, your dreams. With you which has bowed back, carrying the new hope.

It is inappropriately Orwellian: in free societies, thoughts can be provoked or stimulated or gathered.

And Jehovah saw and held them in contempt, Because of anger provoked by His sons and daughters.

That the trip was paid for from a union war chest meant to tide over strikers has provoked a mixed reaction even among supporters.

Her actions have received global media coverage and provoked outrage in Egypt, a conservative Muslim country where most women wear the veil.

The call to introduce an ethical spirit into the market has provoked a fascinating debate in this newspaper, on FT. com and elsewhere.

Although publicly accept Irina's family CR7 not look favorably upon the distance that the dummy has provoked Russia to the clan.

Several years ago, Vergeer says, her dominance provoked a crisis of sorts: "I realized that I was playing not to lose, rather than to win. "

But the IT industry, unlike aviation, has not provoked the wrath of environmental campaigners.

But Sputnik provoked wonderful changes as well.

The recent efforts of President Barack Obama's pay tsar, Kenneth Feinberg, have provoked a fair amount of consternation.

But it has provoked complaints from some buyers of the new Focus.

The continual rise in violent crime eventually provoked a backlash against the liberal gun-control laws.

In places where "lookism" is already prohibited (eg, Washington, DC), such statutes have not provoked a flood of frivolous cases, she says.

You provoked him to say so. Why?

This controversial requirement raises many ethical and practical issues and has provoked much discussion.

His comments provoked a swift response from congressional Democrats, who control both legislative houses.

(Applause) He refused to be provoked by petty grievances.

At a recent British-Turkish conference, the rigidity of Britain's visa policy provoked many complaints.

Whereas income disparities have provoked lots of political debate, there has been less analysis of the economic effects.

And today we face another serious challenge, provoked by the sinking of the South Korean ship.

The replacement name, Firebird, provoked an intense response from the Firebird free database software project.

His real interest is the sequence of decisions by which America provoked China's intervention and missed chances to end the fighting.

The last round, completed in June, provoked a political firestorm.

Last Wednesday's post, Tips for how NOT to be happy, provoked a lot of controversy.

The slightest opposition provoked a brutal response from the "revolutionary committees" and other security arms protecting the state.

For they provoked him to anger with their high places, And moved him to jealousy with their graven images.

The announcement provoked a storm of criticism and anxious residents voiced concern over their uncertain future.

Mrs T's policies provoked riots, protests and running battles with the police.

Previous research has found that people with asymmetrical faces and bodies can be more aggressive when provoked.

But where devolving forest rights provoked local conflict, as quite often happens, the forest usually suffered.

In the last few weeks, some small items of data have provoked great concern about China.

Considerations onto higher learning provoked by the "University City"

So although Israel was provoked, Hamas can claim that it was provoked too.

Constitutional amendment of 2004 is significant, the Constitution Twenty--Second Amendment provoked much discussion.

He was very negative evaluation demonstration demonstrators provoked strong resentment and trade unions.

PS: I figured I'd give a little background info on what provoked me to write about the topic of forgiveness.

But now the Great Wall of the South China Sea has been provoked and frightened seriously.

It could be a muscle behind the knee provoked, at first, by a kick on his shin.

Two questions stand out amid the fury and incredulity that Mr Putin's speech provoked. First, how did it come to this?

In his formulation, "Japan was provoked into war by the Japanese Army. "

And VCs have been provoked by their arrival into making a lot of angel-style investments themselves.

The persistent questions and document requests from Mr. Halter's team provoked a backlash from Wal-Mart de Mexico's executives.

But it also provoked Li's internal unyielding spirits and confidence of realizing his "China dream" .

Its sightings of inflationary danger everywhere provoked mirth among outside experts.

When this group failure provoked a stock-market crash in early October, Americans asked, "Can't anybody here play this game? "

THE death of Osama bin Laden has provoked mixed reactions around the world.

Consideration Provoked by "Separating of Pharmacies from Hospitals"

Where MSG is used in very high amounts. Chinese restaurant syndrome can be provoked in sensitive subjects .

Dr. Kings death provoked more than prayer; some feared, and others hoped, it marked the death of nonviolence, too.

This has provoked uproar in a country that prides itself on being immigrant-friendly.

The psychologist's prudence and punctuality provoked the provincialist's admiration.

Lawyers in Guangdong, "a wind without" Mark East, but in Liaoning after drug arrest provoked Abdullah non-official.

The International Shark Attack File describes shark attacks as either provoked or unprovoked .

She cannot be provoked by their stupid behavior.

Mr Bosworth insisted news of the facility has not provoked a crisis.

Without a doubt, Kim's death has provoked some heightened military alert.

But this winter was so dry that it provoked considerable concern, from government offices in Beijing to the grain markets of Chicago.

The letter provoked indignation and an open letter from an opposing camp, telling Mr Putin to go.

Understandably, news of Osama bin Laden's demise at the hands of U. S. Navy Seals provoked cries of celebration.

He is the great doubter who gives voice to many of the arguments that Christianity has provoked from within and without.

Mr. Bush acknowledged some decisions made in the war against terror have provoked debate, but said no one can argue with the end result.

A cooking oil sale offer provoked a stampede at a supermarket in western China on the weekend, killing three people and injuring 31.

The perplexity and dissatisfaction of the house expressed itself in murmurs and provoked a reproof from the bench.

The potential for violence, whether unintentional or provoked by radical groups like Hamas, is high.

His stance provoked opposition from Beijing and eventually alienated many voters.

Great changes in the way that the economy was regulated and managed were often provoked by cataclysmic upheaval.

He also promised to move the US marines' base on Okinawa. It is his failure to keep this promise that has provoked Mr Hatoyama's downfall.

Her manifest lack of interest in the project has provoked severe criticism.

THERE is something about business that prevents most people from seeing straight. The rise of modern business provoked relentless criticism.

Now we must work together again to address the serious challenge provoked by the sinking of the South Korean ship.

"Had it been all Toyotas, Mitsubishis or even Audis, I don't think it would have provoked as dire a reaction. "

Their counterparts and clients, fearing the worst, provoked the worst by ceasing to do business with them.

It has provoked increasing concern among China's leaders.

CONSIDERING it is a business that has provoked wars in centuries past, scant attention is paid to the modern slave trade.

That provoked uproar among secular university rectors, who called it an assault on Ataturk's republic.

The idea provoked groans of discomfort. Department store managers are active, task-focused people.

This relates to the fate of major literary scholars provoked extensive discussion.

The offensive has provoked an al-Qaida-linked self-proclaimed commander of the Pakistani Taliban to suspend peace talks with the government.

This is a question that has provoked endless debate in the US, not to mention the rest of the world, during the past three years.

Its massive increase in exports has provoked a tumult of complaints about unfair trade.

Tragedy of the commons is the worst incentive problem provoked by ambiguously defined property rights.

But if political instability does return to China, it will probably be provoked by something quite unexpected.

Japan's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 provoked a craving for revenge in the United States.

She provoked me, that bitch!

Though its friars in part provoked the independence movement of the 1890s, they left a largely Catholic nation today.

Monkeys can be especially vicious and may attack you if provoked.

Earlier Sunday, North Korea issued a fresh threat to launch attacks against South Korea if provoked.

The Obama administration has just provoked rage in Beijing by imposing new tariffs on Chinese tyres.