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However, it is often the perception of these differences that provokes violence.

NO MATTER how much he provokes them, Italians seem unable to dislodge Silvio Berlusconi.

In Macbeth, the porter was right to say to Macduff that drink "provokes the desire, but it takes away the performance" .

Moving out of a square adjacent to an enemy: Normal movement out of a square adjacent to an active enemy provokes an opportunity attack.

An affected creature can take a full-round action that provokes an attack of opportunity to scrape the sticky magma from his skin.

In one sense, the creation of every person in God's image provokes the temporal sword against murderers.

With the United States standing behind it, South Korea has since vowed to strike back with a deadlier force if North Korea provokes again.

These present foreign proteins to the rest of the immune system, which provokes an immune response which is then remembered by the body.

But having your own child provokes an astonished wonder at the miracle of life even in an old cynic.

To Latrell Walker, the money at the other end of the deal, it provokes the question are all cops bad?

Once upon a dream , gifted with grace and beauty , the lovely Princess Aurora provokes the jealousy of the wicked fairy Maleficent .

Another useful type of question is one that calmly provokes your foe, 'What is about this that makes you so angry? '

Which is just as well given that flying provokes more hostility than anything .

Otherwise, it becomes obsolete and provokes increased costs when it needs to be adapted to business needs evolution.

Pedro is a rude muleteer who treats Aldonza badly. His behavior provokes Quixote and results in a fight near the inn.

This decency provokes Van to send a birthday gift of tin soldiers to the son of his commander, General MacArthur.

This dismal comedy provokes a crash of expectations, however modest they may have been after the first theatrical version of the HBO series.

It may be impossible successfully to oversee an outfit that provokes such strong contradictory feelings.

Or if it keeps its nuclear weapons and thus provokes America into toppling the regime?

For something that practically no one has read, the American Clean Energy and Security Act provokes heated debate.

The youth provokes reaction to the penis originally sensitive, because this should be not adopted more, this kind sleeps appearance.

Whatever criticism this book provokes in the higher-education establishment, its value is enormous.

But I hope the analogy provokes readers to look at software project management techniques from a different frame of reference.

Two years ago, the group published research identifying the pheromone that provokes male-male aggression in mice.

Either the word loses all meaning, or the repetition provokes questions about what the word really means.

The super-injunction (a legal order which prevents the media reporting on its very existence) provokes serious concern in this regard.

The finiteness of the financial resources provokes the intense competition between each financial center.

The goal of the artist is to produce an observable artifact that provokes an aesthetic response.

This groundbreaking collection provokes a major reassessment of the significance of tragedy and the tragic in late modernity.

The presenter, then, assumes a position of someone who distributes knowledge, not someone who provokes discussion or engages an audience.

At present, the phenomenon of the rutting on asphalt pavement is widespread, which provokes people's attention.

A first reading of this book provokes a mix of outrage and hilarity.

He is quieter now than he used to be, if no one provokes him: more sullen and depressed, and less furious.

What event most directly provokes Tigh to declare martial law over the fleet after William Adama is shot?

In addition, their wide eyes, often seen to hold accusatory looks, provokes adult audiences to view them as the aggressors.

He provokes a huge audience to think in original ways, without being bossy.

Activating a power trigger item is a standard action that provokes attacks of opportunity exactly as manifesting a power does.

The conclusion provokes a cogent demonstrate to dummy the hydrological circle under fictitious land-cover by TOPMODEL.

The U. S. record on renewable energy provokes a kind of sheepish embarrassment among many veteran adherents.

Can they be teased apart from the emotional love that the potent chemical cocktail I described earlier provokes?

Excessive lethal force provokes enraged recriminations.

Also leavespurely is provokes laughter noisily brushes, otherwise she can think you savor not high.

Unfortunately, one of the thoughts that it provokes is that its central argument is wrong.

the meaning of quantum mechanics still provokes head-scratching by physicists and philosophers alike.

One area that always provokes angry responses, Roberts says, is the breast-feeding versus bottle-feeding debate.

Exclusion certainly provokes intense reactions.

Meanwhile, the objectivity of fuzziness in language provokes us into thinking about some there. . .

The gift articles which provokes misunderstands and disgusts and terrors shall not serve as presents.

Activating the psionic iron body effect is a standard action that provokes attacks of opportunity.

The absence of real policy debate provokes an understandable response: growing apathy.

However, taxonomical debates may ultimately prove less important than the questions A. sediba provokes.

Everyone knows him, as it is the same player who provokes others.

Making a R or A attack: Making such attacks while adjacent to an active enemy provokes an opportunity attack.

The secrecy surrounding Beijing's military spending provokes concern.

It provokes certain undesirable effects, in the urinary tract and allergic reactions.

It's a simple question, but one that provokes some interesting thoughts.

This means that it provokes a challenge to the traditional method of honeybee taxonomy based on the vein morphological feature.

The gas provokes respiratory problems among children and elderly people.

But our present health crisis provokes a different classical response: O tempora!

A CONDITION IN THE MANUFACTURING PROCESS WHICH COMMONLY PROVOKES ERRORS.

If an e-mail provokes an emotional response, then allow yourself enough time to recover from that emotion before you respond.

What kind of circumstances usually provokes your attacks?

Openness is unsettling. It provokes fierce opposition.

Many women enjoy that fact, and it provokes some men (not all of them, thank goodness) to want to argue with me over every little thing.

Whenever her name or image appears online, it provokes an outpouring of invectives.

Look at the attitude of the mammifer toward the serpent: the serpent provokes fear and repulsion.

The Call of the Wild by Jack London is extremely popular in China, the image of its hero Buck really provokes much thinking.

Every addition to the grid provokes fights with property owners.

Naming the stuff I'm shovelling finally provokes an irrational anger.

And when results fall, as they did with the English tests taken by 11-year-olds this summer, that provokes outrage too.

She's prudent and cautious with people; she never provokes a quarrel.

What kind of cases usually provokes your attacks?

Your genuine interest in others provokes all kinds of great responses , and your interpersonal karma just gets better and better.

This is, effectively, the opposite of the other type of bandwagon, but usually provokes the same results.

But China's rise provokes fear as much as admiration in the region.

b. Anything that provokes or encourages a person to sin.

So Mr Falwell's death provokes questions about the future as well as reflections on the past.

The life of the met, provokes the grief of all in my life.

One is that it provokes a mutiny against Germany.

typically, it provokes users to just one pageview so they can find a piece of information, and then they move on.

Dr de Grey, who is an independent researcher working in Cambridge, England, is a man who provokes strong opinions.

An insult provokes a person toanger.

But is it simply because that image provokes a tiny, on-demand burst of pleasure?

I think it provokes us because it provoked the painter.

it provokes hard questions not only about the government but about popular complacency in China.

They have seven kids, live in a house too small for them, and the mold in the walls provokes potentially dangerous asthma attacks.

The way they carry out their political practices in 2010 provokes fear in the society.

E - Content encourages, invites or provokes others to commit criminal acts

The transport of nuclear waste provokes angry blockades;

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