"Art is provocative, theater is provocative," another Central Park patron said.
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You need to be provocative, and what you're provocative about doesn't matter.
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It was stirring and provocative — and largely stirring because it was provocative.
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She's sung provocative lyrics in provocative clothing since she was 16 years old.
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It was, at the time, stirring and provocative — and largely stirring because it was provocative.
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Our military exercises (which we have put on ice) are provocative, our sanctions (we haven't implemented any new ones in recent weeks) are provocative, your name-calling of Kim is provocative.
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"We had a profoundly interesting, provocative conversation with them — provocative in the best sense, because it was intellectually provocative," says Novick, who had co-directed "Prohibition" with longtime collaborator Ken Burns.
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The teen got a dress code violation for being "too provocative," and Zendaya wrote on Twitter, Provocative....where???
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So, given our human tendency to be triggered by provocative and sensationalist content, it's provocative and sensationalist content the algorithms prefer to serve.
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It might be provocative because nobody is doing it.. Yet, the moment everyone starts having conversations about it, it ceases to be provocative.
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It's therefore possible that in an effort to explain away how provocative Kim's test really was, Pompeo opened the door for more provocative tests.
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"If Cuba can lay low and not make any provocative statements or take a provocative action, there might not be a reaction" from Trump.
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Weekly Standard writer Jeryl Bier called Scarborough's op-ed "provocative for being provocative" and "freaking stupid," which prompted a response from the "Morning Joe" host.
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The second scene, I wanted him to be a bit more provocative towards Cersei, because up until that point, he'd only been provocative towards Jaime.
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I THINK IT'S A CHALLENGE TO SAY WHAT YOU WANT TO SAY, BE A LITTLE BIT PROVOCATIVE, NOT TOO PROVOCATIVE, AND SAY THAT IN A SMALL SPACE.
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I think it's a challenge to say what you want to say, be a little bit provocative, not too provocative and say that in a small space.
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Conflict of interest issues aside, it was a provocative statement, even in a time when practically every day brings a new provocative statement over the Twitter superhighway.
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" Nauert called the latest North Korean missile launches "provocative.
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Here are some of the most thoughtful — and provocative.
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Words — even provocative or repugnant ones — are not violence.
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After all, who's to say what's sexy or provocative ?
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Read more about Kaesong 'Extremely provocative act' Seoul announced this month it was closing the complex following North Korea's "extremely provocative act" of launching a long-range missile after a nuclear test.
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But that didn't stop her from penning the provocative tune.
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Beuys's penchant for provocative, concise statements drives the film along.
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Also: Russia and Turkey called it a provocative terror attack.
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However, many conservatives saw Khatib's comments as divisive and provocative.
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They offer a cheap alternative way to study provocative theories.
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Equal parts kind and affable while maintaining a provocative allure.
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Still, his is a creative mind teeming with provocative ideas.
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Get in on this buzzed about and provocative original drama.
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And yet I find something deliciously provocative about its decision.
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" She also added that the exercises are "certainly not provocative.
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One of her most provocative papers is also the simplest.
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I was kind of like, just being a bit provocative.
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It is provocative enough when a president asserts new powers.
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He is full of ideas and full of provocative thought.
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In recent years, China has taken a series of provocative
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Trump's nakedly provocative brawling style is also built on precedents.
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Trump is much more likely to make a provocative joke.
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The president called them -- calling them provocative, also overly expensive.
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In any case, it is a definitely a provocative move.
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Truth is, violent misogyny is no longer shocking or provocative.
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We're known for telling great, provocative, thoughtful stories about business.
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Often, that's meant showing off her body in provocative ways.
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His behavior has always been deemed provocative but never alarming.
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Did you ever consider going with a less provocative title?
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It's still hilarious and provocative, but we've acclimated to that.
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And that in itself is a valuable and provocative advance.
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I don't like selfies that are too sexy or provocative.
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To Muslim women, though, the physical gesture itself was provocative.
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Trump has canceled his meeting with the worryingly provocative Putin.
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It was, like a lot of Slate articles, intentionally provocative.
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I can offer a likely provocative start to that conversation.
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Doubling down on provocative policies and playing up wedge issues.
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"It's very provocative and relatable for nearly everyone," he says.
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Their discussion at the restaurant in 2015 was apparently provocative.
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This country protects noisome assembly, immoderate speech and provocative speech.
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Mr. de Botton's provocative advice is both sad and cynical.
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The literary critic Adam Kirsch characterizes the book as provocative.
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It has been a provocative six months for Peter Thiel.
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"Halsey is just being cute and provocative," the source said.
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His campaign released a provocative TV commercial Thursday highlighting Mrs.
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Plenty of provocative work is still being published, of course.
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"He's not going to be a provocative person," Chaudhary said.
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Clinton was reluctant to say anything provocative about any issue.
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Your work has always been called provocative, exploitive, and edgy.
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As I say, I meant to be provocative and outrageous.
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It responded India's provocative strategy by introducing tactical nuclear weapons.
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Why it's memorable: The VMAs became known for provocative performances.
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But Mr. Deneen gives the debate a provocative new slant.
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"Weakness is provocative," she warned the radio host Hugh Hewitt.
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They were supposed to be provocative, but mostly looked pointless.
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Is the intent of the show to be deliberately provocative?
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Her 2015 short story collection "Gutshot" is provocative and unsettling.
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But she isn't using provocative imagery to score easy points.
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Speakers are allowed to be provocative, colorful, contradictory and wrong.
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The movie's provocative denouement is thorny and a little shocking.
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As festivals go, this one is packed and provocative. performancespacenewyork.
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The team, growing desperate, came up with increasingly provocative schemes.
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There are other reasons to tell a less provocative story.
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But spying on foreign countries is an inherently provocative act.
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But the prose was sturdy and the subject matter provocative.
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Others aimed for the provocative, or achieved it without trying.
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Ms. Boateng hopes her provocative performances make her audience sweat.
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It is a question as evocative as it is provocative.
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Was it too provocative at a time of homeland crisis?
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The comments about his sister, Dylan, are the most provocative.
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This provocative action made the world less safe for everyone.
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That's the provocative question at the heart of today's article.
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Baldessari's work was hailed as cool, funny, cerebral, sardonic, provocative.
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It went from provocative to disrespectful of any international boundary.
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I was taken aback by some of its provocative assertions.
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But "The Porpoise" is a provocative and deeply interesting work.
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And what I did say is — and I think it's very provocative, I have to tell you, Jennifer, it's a very provocative situation when I see that, and you have a country right next door.
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McCain's statement did not specifically mention Trump in relation to the word "provocative," but Trump had used the words "provocative" and "war games" to describe the joint military exercises at a press conference in Singapore.
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Fans didn't waste time posting video of the provocative performance online.
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By the way, Suicide of the West is very provocative book.
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The provocative question is: Is she a friend or a foe?
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Now, a provocative new paper questions the efficacy of the drug.
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Serge Gainsbourg: humorous, provocative, satirical, and/or a subversive musical genius.
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Is it possible to exhibit provocative art and offend no one?
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"We regard the provocative actions of Israel as hostile," Konashenkov said.
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Choe rejected the suggestion that any test launch would be provocative.
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For a period, North Korea also suspended its provocative missile tests.
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If the images aren't provocative enough, Harris's text sharpens the critique.
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Despite this, Ms Fine's is a provocative and often fascinating book.
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Showing a work like this in present-day Turkey is provocative.
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One moment women are told they're dressing too old, too provocative.
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Trump used such provocative language on the campaign trail in 2016.
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But they are still provocative, and speak of a certain desperation.
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As such, the activists ask provocative questions about who owns culture.
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The live action was provocative, but the beauty looks were, too.
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Rouhani rejected Trump's decision as "wrong, illegitimate, provocative and very dangerous".
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He'll speak in a very sort of derogatory, very provocative way.
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It's a provocative theory, but Junger doesn't glorify war and catastrophe.
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Go talk to a Canadian about how provocative my proposal is.
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But Trump's speech on Sunday marked some provocative changes, he said.
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Each season, Girls has churns out provocative, sometimes infuriating, story lines.
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So looks like we're counting on Rock to say something provocative.
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The repeated provocative acts by North Korea is absolutely not acceptable.
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Sweet Jesus (probably) isn't Satan's scoop shop, but it is provocative.
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Their music is inextricably lined to their provocative and powerful activism.
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Once a popular and provocative flagship site of Gawker Media, Gawker.
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Alfred Hitchcock used visual cues to hint at more provocative subtext.
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Delphine's content is usually provocative and often not safe for work.
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The Trump administration's provocative military deployments and confrontations are particularly counterproductive.
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Yet Heidegger's ideas remain provocative if you give them their due.
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Calvin Klein just released a provocative campaign to a global furor.
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"I've gotten rejected deals because I'm being provocative," she told me.
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So people do have access to provocative content on the internet.
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Mr. Trump's closest advisers stopped well short of his provocative claim.
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg also decried North Korea's "provocative actions".
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Both used provocative ads to accuse their Democratic rivals, Lt. Gov.
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But the investigators did dampen some of the most provocative theories.
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Mr. Hinterhäuser's most provocative comments, though, concerned the role of commissions.
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It was a clever, provocative idea — and one went absolutely nowhere.
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But more recent rhetoric from the president has been deeply provocative.
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The herm has always struck me as a provocative non sequitur.
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Some of the most provocative political art these days is knitted.
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But the material arguably calls for a more proactively provocative approach.
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The way you structure your films, it's very provocative to me.
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Fueling their anxieties was an apparently bottomless trove of provocative videos.
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Ultimately, Russia's own provocative actions are largely to blame, analysts said.
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That's the provocative question posed by Greg Ip of the WSJ.
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The cases are provocative in the best sense of the word.
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"Physicians should avoid sexual innuendo and sexually provocative remarks," ACOG says.
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Maloney's opponent, former Obama staffer Suraj Patel, is the most provocative.
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Wright's book is provocative, informative and, in many respects, deeply rewarding.
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Experiencing Jeremy O. Harris's provocative Broadway debut feels fraught, but invigorating.
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Unedited and provocative statements from the President can have huge ramifications.
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He has never been known to be provocative on the air.
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The movie flouts its intolerance in an attempt at provocative humor.
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Liberals often don't realize how provocative or inflammatory they can be.
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"People can get stuck with his provocative content," Mr. Rondeau said.
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When progressives make provocative statements, conservative pundits react with wounded outrage.
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And remember, when a provocative new notion strikes at 11 p.m.
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That definitely advantages louder, more provocative, more inspiring, more outrageous candidates.
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Even popular books might be sexy, gritty, shocking, subversive, morally provocative.
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All that is missing, it seems, is the provocative Twitter habit.
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The flights drew a protest from Beijing, which labeled them provocative.
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His energetic presence and provocative questions dominated the Court's public proceedings.
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The result is a rich, heady concoction, rippling with provocative ideas.
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And we discuss Jenna's provocative column about Amazon's virtual assistant, Alexa.
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Mr. Bannon formerly headed the provocative right-wing website Breitbart News.
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The Stern picture maybe even more provocative than Der Spiegel. pic.twitter.
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It's a provocative claim that I'm not sure is entirely convincing.
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Never didactic, but nonetheless provocative, it's an exceptional work of nonfiction.
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Which sculpture do you find most interesting, provocative, memorable or affecting?
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What mattered for their purposes is that they were both provocative.
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What I did say is and I think it is provocative.
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I have to tell you, Jennifer, it is a provocative situation.
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The two floor pieces, by Hatoum and Vo, were especially provocative.
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It involves a downed plane, misunderstood signals, and even provocative tweets.
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Thankfully, they were unarmed — but the act was needlessly, dangerously provocative.
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U.S. says North Korean submarine missing 'Non provocative' According to a U.S. military statement, the United Nations Command informed the Korean People's Army in North Korea about the "non provocative nature" of this year's joint military exercises.
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Despite its bright cheer and generally happy ending — not to mention the rat-a-tat of laughter throughout — "Wilder Gone" really does fulfill the "provocative" part of Clubbed Thumb's mission, insofar as hopefulness may now feel provocative.
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This would be cheaper and less provocative than testing the KN-08.
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Though this stirred up controversy, his career spans far more provocative acts.
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Or will it take a harder line on their provocative northern neighbors?
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But there seems to be a measured provocative intent in this strategy.
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In his campaign for President, he could not control his provocative behavior.
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A provocative, building-length mural has aroused responses from giggles to outrage.
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On Friday, the Global Times, a provocative state-sanctioned tabloid, shot back.
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My point is I did controversial, provocative, inflammatory marketing for these clients.
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That&aposs provocative in some circles, G7 historically hasn&apost included Russia.
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Much like the year itself, NON's output was always unpredictable and provocative.
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It provides this very provocative Colescott riff on what their relationship was.
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John Sides offers one provocative theory — maybe most people aren't really upset.
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To distill Sun Tzu's maxim for today's Middle East, weakness is provocative.
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It should also tell you how exciting and provocative Zink's voice is.
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Those provocative implications drew wide attention in the media, including The Times.
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Instead, Facebook hopes users will help dispute misinformation and challenge "provocative perspectives."
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It's also the most provocative — arguably to the point of being counterproductive.
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For the North, that was a deeply provocative comparison for two reasons.
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Dealing with Mr Puigdemont's provocative challenge would have tested any Spanish government.
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Many of them were unfazed by Trump's combative style and provocative language.
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The provocative campaign was developed by the ad company Uncle Grey Copenhagen.
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The app shares your most provocative moments with your intended recipient, only.
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Mr Trump called the exercises "provocative" and complained of their "tremendous" expense.
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An exhibition sheds new light on the Chicago recluse's most provocative images.
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"We've got to see their provocative behavior ratcheted down immediately," Spicer said.
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The lesson we learned from that experience is that weakness is provocative.
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He admires his weird, funny, and provocative take on music and life.
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But his views, while provocative and often idiotic, are still just views.
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Boehmermann, no stranger to controversy, made clear he was being deliberately provocative.
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Specifically, he had a "provocative thesis" that Trump was a liberal centrist.
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Want to shake things up with someone authentic, passionate, prepared and provocative?
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Not only is such behavior alienating and provocative, it's just bad policing.
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I thought he was very funny, a bit scary, and definitely provocative.
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But Gottheimer spokesman Ryan Jacobs said Trump's provocative campaign is helping Democrats.
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There have been so many scandals and provocative moments since January 2017.
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Mr. Scovel isn't particularly provocative or incisive about politics or social issues.
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Give three details or facts that were interesting, intriguing and provocative. 5.
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They're shot without ceremony or drama, making them all the more provocative.
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LAST TIME I SAW YOU IN DAVOS, YOU SAID SOMETHING VERY PROVOCATIVE.
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From the outset, Mr. Antin's poetic stance was off-kilter and provocative.
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Sometimes, to pull actors back into character, Mendes provides more provocative notes.
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They're not deliberately provocative, but they also don't offer us comfortable resolutions.
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Yes, Rodriguez was necessarily contrite and no longer a provocative clubhouse presence.
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But I won't make something just for the sake of being provocative.
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A tart of apples and black olives was more provocative than delicious.
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China called on Japan to cease all provocative action, the statement added.
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Ok, my headline is a bit provocative, but it's kind of true.
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Understandably, the provocative and deeply upsetting visual caused a bit of controversy.
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Munson took to vaudeville, where her performances included "provocative" costumes and dances.
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Critic's Notebook Many years ago, Jérôme Bel had some genuinely provocative ideas.
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In the meantime, this is a distinctive and provocative body of work.
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If the photos were fun and the quotes were provocative, who cared?
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Read today, it is first and foremost a stylish, provocative literary piece.
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It's really provocative for everyone, whether they find it exhilarating or terrifying.
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Professor Macklin, meanwhile, has a more provocative proposal for killing the agreement.
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That is the message of an academic study stuffed with provocative nuggets.
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Pompeo's comment was unreasonable and provocative, Choe said, according to the agency.
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Is "Mother!" the most confusing movie of 2017, or the most provocative?
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Lankesh was a provocative intellectual who criticized many politicians and religious leaders.
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What I did say is and I think it is very provocative.
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Repeal would be needlessly provocative, counterproductive and hostile to core American liberties.
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It's an experience as much as a story: arresting, disorienting and provocative.
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One could argue there was a less provocative time to do this.
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He left his provocative "I ♥ GMO" water bottle in his backpack.
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Seeing America at war with itself increases their appetite for provocative actions.
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It is the kind of wild, provocative idea that Mr. Bannon loves.
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The Navy has described both incidences as provocative and dangerous by Russia.
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He added all these nastily provocative words, these fuck-you-mate transfers.
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In July 2015, Ebony magazine ran an issue with a provocative cover.
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THE TOPLINE: Another provocative action by Russia has shaken the defense community.
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The joint drills are likely to be perceived as provocative by Washington.
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Following the meeting, the council's five European members condemned Pyongyang's "provocative actions".
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The movie is a gratuitous indulgence that also happens to be provocative.
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Provocative ad for meldonium, featuring Maria Sharapova, stops traffic around Times Square.
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For his part, Mr. Stewart said he sees virtue in being provocative.
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Verbs of action, and polka-dotted with exclamation points and provocative questions.
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It remains to be seen if the provocative findings hold for humans.
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"The administration is often very direct and sometimes outright provocative," she said.
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The kind of messages they've been running on have been quite provocative.
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The most widely shared video shows her laying out her grievances with YouTube: moderators had age-restricted an ab exercise video because it was too provocative, but she ran through plenty of more provocative videos that hadn't been restricted.
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Some think of Okón's work as strictly provocative, but in a discussion moderated by Arden Decker, also published in Forth Worth's México Inside Out catalogue, Okón frames his art this way: […] I never think of my work [as provocative].
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"Baltimore" is a drama about a racially provocative incident on a college campus.
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Some of Justice Scalia's recent comments from the bench were raw and provocative.
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Which is to say, he was a provocative, populist target for liberal criticism.
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I have opposed the expansion of NATO because I think it's unnecessarily provocative.
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Though the results sound provocative, the researchers were careful not to oversell them.
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It has a provocative, maybe even subversive course title: Hacking for Defense (H4D).
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The news follows weeks of increasingly provocative language exchanged between Washington and Tehran.
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Indeed, throughout his polymorphic career, Topor's style remained tongue-in-cheek and provocative.
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Ono's art was then regarded — or, more precisely, portrayed — as incomprehensible and provocative.
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Exhibitions present critical, provocative pieces across media, with an emphasis on conceptual work.
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Let me round this out by just asking this maybe somewhat provocative question.
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According to this theory, their provocative content is meant to be hyperbolic entertainment.
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Her most vocal detractors (largely white, largely male) like to be provocative too.
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The most provocative chapter is about widowhood and dating after losing a spouse.
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Tallulah Willis is highly provocative in new photos for shock photog Tyler Shields.
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Entitled Desire, it featured provocative photographs of drug paraphernalia superimposed onto scenic landscapes.
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The regular high-level meetings of officials petered out, provocative rhetoric roared in.
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But guns, and provocative language, have always seemed to be at hand too.
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"I decided that I needed a provocative attitude to get noticed," he says.
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Unveiled in 1884, the painting was deemed provocative and shocked Parisian high society.
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The provocative Tel Aviv graffiti collective Broken Fingaz Crew created the video's art.
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Until now, the independence movement has been impeccably non-violent, albeit constantly provocative.
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With his provocative new play, Mr Crimp has attempted to answer such doubts.
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Before Anne was queen, she wrote a series of provocative epistles to Sarah.
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And to conduct the interview, a guy who really is a provocative individual.
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Trump is known to draw from pseudoscience to make provocative claims on television.
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This is provocative in a country where Mr Varoufakis has long been demonised.
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His latest album, Energia, is full of fun dance beats and provocative lyrics.
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She said the teacher also referred to the shirt as "provocative," Yahoo reports.
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"North Korea acts in a totally irresponsible and provocative way," he said Friday.
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To that end, Frances McDormand had the most provocative speech of the night.
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Visible around her, though, are the outlines of provocative models, sourced from pornography.
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"We've got to see their provocative behavior ratcheted down immediately," Spicer said. Rep.
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The provocative conversation is occurring while excitement mounts over Beyonce's upcoming "Formation" tour.
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An Israeli minister has described the decision to explore there as "very provocative".
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The provocative off-Broadway show, Slave Play, has earned an early celebrity following.
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In the second clip, she does a provocative hand gesture to the lyrics.
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He backed the local burkini bans, but says national legislation would be provocative.
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So it makes sense that his concepts on manhood would be pretty provocative.
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Although I am shy, I was never afraid to be a provocative woman.
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Lambert is, on all fronts, a more thoughtful, precise, provocative and creative artist.
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But if it was a provocative analogy, it was not a lonely one.
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RICHARD FISHER: But I do-- SARA EISEN: he's just trying to be provocative.
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John Kerry, America's secretary of state, called such an idea "provocative and destabilising".
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I wanted to write something provocative, but also something that has an appeal.
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That was why Bee used it: to be provocative and impossible to ignore.
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"We just found it to be such a provocative play," Mr. Padrón said.
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Q. What was the idea behind your provocative performance at the Swedish Grammy's?
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Class action proponents, meanwhile, don't have equally provocative numbers to counter critics' data.
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Such dust-ups are part of being a famous and provocative comic today.
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In a provocative interview with NBC News, the Texas Senator urged Ohio Gov.
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While those images are provocative, the union thinks they also serve a purpose.
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Russian aircraft have engaged in several provocative actions over NATO airspace this year.
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It was the first country to make the "provocative" move from Tel Aviv.
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When reporters started asking questions that Elia perceived as provocative, he lost it.
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He also provides provocative actions and statements to keep the nation tuned in.
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And that usually means getting provocative in providing "coverage" of an historic event.
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There have been no new nuclear weapons tests or provocative ballistic missile launches.
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Besides one provocative interview with the NYT, Bannon hasn't been courting this attention.
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Bold, provocative, and daring, he was entranced by the potential of moving images.
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The provocative and arresting anatomical rendering that is "Black Woman (After Nature)" (ca.
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That's what's so provocative about the Seventh Kavalry being rooted in a truth.
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Dershowitz has not shied away from provocative ideas about sex and the law.
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We thought it was funny and provocative, but the Justice Department did not.
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The songs were provocative, and more importantly, they never went past three minutes.
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Where once she was edgy and provocative, she is now absurd and offensive.
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"Boz is a talented leader who says many provocative things," Zuckerberg's statement reads.
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They view it as provocative and leading up to a pre-emptive attack.
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Did she willingly go somewhere alone with her attacker or wear provocative clothing?
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But Selig is no longer the provocative issue he was a year ago.
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" The Greek news media condemned the Turkish leader's stance as "provocative" and "unprecedented.
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The study generated provocative data — but far from an open-and-shut case.
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Thank you, too, for all your thoughtful emails, good suggestions and provocative questions.
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There is nothing intellectually provocative about dog fighting or insects devouring one another.
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Playboy knew they were dressing girls in provocative costumes, and they were careful.
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A controversial tech executive known for his provocative statements has done it again.
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The Trump presidency inspired him to extend his provocative art to political satire.
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And his provocative self-expression has made him the talk of the town.
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It was a provocative hook, but it wasn't enough to reel me in.
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Is it the most confusing movie of 2017 or merely the most provocative?
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And there can be a debate about whether Mr. Gabriel was unnecessarily provocative.
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Leakers, tipsters and unnamed sources are continually providing provocative information to the media.
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It was my argument that hearing aids should be more stylish — provocative, even.
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But Mr. Chabot's idea raises the same provocative questions "The Big Sort" did.
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"Eating The Wall Street Journal," first performed in 23600, involves similarly provocative behavior.
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Some of the best calls were less provocative than they were straightforwardly surprising.
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"Sabbath's Theater," Philip Roth The most anarchic, provocative, lewd and brilliant Roth novel.
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Note: Teachers, the issues raised by today's article can be provocative and challenging.
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Give three details, quotations or facts that were interesting, intriguing and provocative. 2.
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And sometimes becomes friends with their authors — like the provocative novelist Michel Houellebecq.
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Obviously we're dealing with very provocative images, so it's a total tightrope walk.
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The inclusion of provocative images in the show was deliberate, Mr. Freedman said.
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To be real is to be the most entertaining, provocative form of yourself.
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At his best, Davis draws provocative connections between these men and their work.
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Our email newsletter explores the issue of race with provocative reporting and discussion.
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"It's a bit provocative, it brushes off the tired, dusty image," he said.
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We don't want other nations to take up this provocative and costly act.
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Provocative, rigorous, and engrossing, Range makes a compelling case for actively cultivating inefficiency.
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Mr. Höcke has a reputation for provocative statements, particularly about the Nazi past.
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"But obviously," Mr. Baker added, "the more provocative ones tend to make news."
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It was far from the only provocative pronouncement Mr. West made this year.
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He may not be right, but his sprawling essay is provocative and essential.
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The contradictions and complications in asking this question are both rich and provocative.
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Watch: Scott Galloway's provocative predictions on Amazon, Walmart and the future of retail.
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Should talks take place, North Korea wouldn't carry out provocative new military tests.
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My arrest was petty, provocative, and a wasteful use of citizen tax dollars.
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Bannon was great at running a hard-right, provocative media outlet, no question.
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When you make eye contact with a cat, they have those provocative looks.
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But at least one criminologist is coming around to a provocative new theory.
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McCarthy, the House majority leader, talked up the provocative spending cuts on Thursday.
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First Sculptures is fascinating and provocative, but a pervasive dissonance undercuts the exhibition.
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INGRAHAM: Jim Leon Panetta was very concerned about a month and a half ago in mid-April about what he viewed the President to be in terms of provocative, way too provocative in dealing with this dangerous power, let&aposs watch.
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Tillerson: "I think it is worth noting, we have had no missile launches or provocative acts on the part of, or provocative actions, on the part of North Korea since the UN Security Council resolution" sanctioning Pyongyang on August 5.
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So it was a very non-provocative provocation, if there is such a thing.
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And he's flying planes in a provocative way, sailing ships in a threatening manner.
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I also want it to be demure and tasteful…not too provocative or novelty.
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It was basically a moment of being exuberant, certainly a moment of being provocative.
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However the Global Times, a provocative but state-sanctioned tabloid, had a scathing response.
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" As for the provocative question in her title, "What Do We Need Men For?
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Aren&apost you escalating the arms race, and aren&apost you being deliberately provocative?
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"Whenever the North does something provocative, we worry about our loved ones," she said.
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Donald Trump has often appeared ignorant of the implications of his most provocative rhetoric.
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The skulking submarines and provocative fly-bys may be foolhardy, but they are incidents.
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There's something provocative in this notion, because comedy is, indeed, largely based in stereotypes.
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If posting a provocative photo of yourself makes you feel that way, who cares?
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Only Tunga's work is rougher, busier, tenser, baroque — in a positive and provocative sense.
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" Alam was arrested only hours after this segment aired under pretenses of "provocative comments.
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Lobbing missiles toward Guam would be a deeply provocative act from the U.S. perspective.
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The series' trailer includes heavy, provocative, ominous questions in a Black Mirror-esque vein.
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All of these provocative, progressive ideas would add a nice polish to any turd.
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China's new courtship of the Philippines argues against any provocative building on Scarborough Shoal.
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Blake's work is not simply provocative, but an honest reflection of their lived experience.
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The deftness and nuance of Mutu's project, taken in this light, becomes particularly provocative.
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Definitely a provocative thing to show in a music video in Bush-era America!
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It's both evocative and provocative: It now becomes a symbol of whether she's honest.
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Gokee said her post was provocative but didn't threaten Mrdjenovich or other police officers.
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That's a new challenge — how to make provocative statements when we're all so knowing.
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And obviously, it's still willing to take on anything white people might find provocative.
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Bare walls all across Chicago were soon covered in provocative messages and shocking images.
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"We saw the other one, and I thought it was very provocative," she says.
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The provocative choreographer and performance artist Ann Liv Young loves a good revenge tale.
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" Konner and Dunham called the role "messy, tough and provocative and really really fun.
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It probably would have been seen by Kim as insulting and provocative, analysts said.
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But he did warn that Iran will "suffer greatly" if "they do anything" provocative.
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Award-winning Boehmermann, known for being provocative, is a niche player even in Germany.
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This makes a "troll" someone who makes a deliberately offensive or provocative online posting.
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He called it a "very provocative" move and urged international firms not to participate.
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She also claims they altered pics of her to make her look more provocative.
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Al Franken recently raised a provocative question about Donald Trump: Is he mentally ill?
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But the results provide a provocative explanation for a modern political trend about guns.
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That, I believe, is a rather provocative parallel to the affairs of recent years.
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" The police officer chuckled and said, "So you weren't wearing anything promiscuous or provocative?
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So far, the White House has no evidence to suggest otherwise, despite provocative rhetoric.
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It was designed to be provocative on the way to making a serious point.
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Many Americans prefer successful policies even if pursued with discourteous, provocative and offensive behavior.
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Pryor paints a provocative historical portrait while testing common assumptions about an American icon.
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The comparison might sound provocative—a bloody war and a peaceful referendum differ hugely.
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In any case, the duet's provocative moments had little to do with articulate footwork.
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And if you're provocative when you do it, well, that's part of our job.
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Umberger and other critics have adduced careful veilings of provocative content in Traylor's work.
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In reality, though, they'll be serving as provocative "signals" to a supposedly expansionist Russia.
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One complicating factor is that The Onion tries to be provocative in its advertising.
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They're not afraid of being provocative or asking quite challenging questions in their work.
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If nothing else, it was a week of provocative questions and few clear answer.
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The Discovery isn't a perfect probing of that, but it's still watchable and provocative.
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By creating a provocative film, Cody is generating discussion and awareness around this issue.
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Another attendee said art and theater are "provocative," which aim to be thought-provoking.
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The most provocative thing about Lin this season might have been his changing hairstyles.
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"It became apparent pretty quickly that I needed to be provocative," Pound once said.
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Presumably, the more provocative apparel is aimed at original "trainers," Pokémon slang for players.
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The government has banned provocative criticism of the charter and detained dozens of activists.
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The provocative ads were designed by a German public relations executive named Thor Kunkel.
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Instead of just setting up dates, Sarah's fake Tinder account was sending provocative messages.
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Offers provocative remarks on Middle East, Black Lives Matter, Jesus View the discussion thread.
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"She liked to push against societal expectations and be a little provocative," she said.
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It was drawn in straight, simple lines, but it was rich and provocative nonetheless.
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This is the premise of an impressive, provocative and somewhat vexing exhibition entitled FLOOD.
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The most provocative, if unsteady, episode involves Cory, the policeman with the MAGA hat.
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Sometimes this is repellent, sometimes provocative, sometimes even — in "Spring Breakers," at least — profound.
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The bar keeps going up in the arena of self-consciously provocative teenage drama.
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Twerking is a provocative dance style that involves shaking one's buttocks, often while squatting.
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The challenges of tracking genes in embryos slowed the exploration of this provocative idea.
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In this context, Rent-a-Jew makes more sense — yes, even the provocative name.
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As playful as he is provocative, Darren Bader interrogates the meaning of art itself.
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Third, its conclusions are both provocative and full of implications for the world today.
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Three decades after Andy Warhol's death, he remains one of America's most provocative artists.
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Steven Pinker, a cognitive psychologist at Harvard, has been known to take provocative positions.
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Thirty years into her career, this provocative British artist has her first American retrospective.
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"That is a very provocative question," he said, when pressed on his political ambitions.
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What changed Kim's mind about doing something provocative to get the president to bend?
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This result is provocative and important, but scientists are still trying to understand it.
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That has not stopped Mr. Johnson's aides from floating any number of provocative rumors.
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I've published many books, often willfully provocative, and have vexed my share of critics.
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Not all Berkeley Republicans agree with their tactics — some describe it as unnecessarily provocative.
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"The Australian government feels it would be provocative and upset China," Mr. Dupont said.
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But Iran was never likely to respond in a highly provocative way, was it?
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Because The Tenant of Wildfell Hall is a wildly modern, daring, and provocative book.
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How to cover a president's pronouncements when they are both provocative and maddeningly vague?
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Anchored by the producer Marley Marl, it included a wide range of provocative rappers.
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The deftness and nuance of Mutu's project, taken in this light, becomes particularly provocative.
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If carried out, it would be North Korea's most provocative missile launch to date.
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It's a home, but it's kind of tight and formal in a provocative way.
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We also look at a book that helped form Mr. Bannon's provocative political beliefs.
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So this is not provocative or preemptive, this is entirely responsive on our part.
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It's a wild, provocative legal strategy that'd give most defense attorneys the cold sweats.
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Later on Thursday, Russia called on Turkey to refrain from provocative statements about Idlib.
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He knows intuitively how to arrange works in ways that are provocative yet comfortable.
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Lewis has said it was his job as a radio host to be provocative.
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The CNN duo usually spark viral news when Griffin does or says something provocative.
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The test is seen one of the most provocative ever from the reclusive state.
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Kushner has voiced concern over Bannon's influence on Trump and the latter's provocative style.
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Showing off sometimes diabolical but compelling political skills, Trump was audacious, provocative and spiteful.
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His songs were smart, sometimes a bit subversive, provocative, even quirky, but always interesting.
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Bassil canceled the visit, described as provocative by the PSP, because of the protests.
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"Also, I'm really allergic to coverage of things that are deliberately provocative," Barbaro added.
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The photographs capture Ai's emergence as the uniquely provocative artist that he is today.
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"I think it is worth noting, we have had no missile launches or provocative acts on the part of, or provocative actions, on the part of North Korea since the UN Security Council resolution" sanctioning Pyongyang on August 5, Tillerson said Tuesday.
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The company's mission is to develop and produce "funny, strange and provocative" new American plays; "Tumacho" is too goofy to be provocative — unless a couple of dopey scatological jokes are enough to unsettle you — but it certainly scores on the other two counts.
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CHINA URGES US TO STOP 'PROVOCATIVE ACTIONS' AFTER NAVY SHIPS SAIL IN SOUTH CHINA SEA: China has urged the U.S. to stop what it described as "provocative actions" in the South China Sea after Navy ships sailed near islands China has claimed.
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Timothy Egan They pass away with regularity now, frozen in provocative poses of youthful eternity.
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Trump tweets daily, and his (presumably) unfiltered tweets are often provocative, policy-focused and controversial.
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It's a provocative message, but skeptics say their advice is grossly premature—and even reckless.
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I think he's dope and I think he's been provocative and good for the game.
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She also has said she finds Nick "definitely provocative," so this should get interesting. 10.
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" It ends on a puzzling and provocative note: "I have a suggestion for this genius.
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A far more provocative writer, Finnis has inveighed against abortion rights and same-sex relationships.
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Moscow has repeatedly criticized the deployments, calling them provocative and a threat to Russian security.
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She has a long history of sharing provocative imagery and questionable views on social media.
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We are interrogating him for giving false information to different media and for provocative comments.
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I think that them coming out and defining themselves as a camera company is provocative.
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Paradoxically, there is no space in the film's world for provocative, meta–pop star Gaga.
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Her provocative selfies were no longer just attention-seeking; now they were also body positive.
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Gabe Feldman, director of Tulane's sports law program, said allowing contact with agents was provocative.
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A provocative opinion piece in the New York Times made waves over the long weekend.
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In the main room, these figures — these ocularly omnidirectional agents — are placed in provocative tableaus.
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That provocative style has made Mr. Mansour a darling of Egypt's gossipy television talk shows.
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Famously known as India's Banksy, anonymous street artist Daku is known for his provocative works.
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A provocative case that most leadership advice is baloney and the entire industry is broken.
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Glamorous, provocative, and anything but minimal, Accessories comprises the tiniest magic of Yves Saint Laurent.
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The news also follows a week of increasingly provocative language exchanged between Washington and Tehran.
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Pyongyang has responded to mounting global pressure with a series of provocative shows of force.
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Over the course of his provocative career, Bruce racked up quite an extensive rap sheet.
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But his line of reasoning opens the door to this conclusion in a provocative way.
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If not exactly provocative, "Ettore Sottsass: Design Radical" is at the very least thought-provoking.
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" Lawmaker Isabelle Attard said: "It was an almost daily harassment with provocative, salacious text messages.
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It's no surprise, then, that season 2 isn't pulling any punches with its provocative plots.
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If you see a provocative video, you should ask yourself: where does this come from?
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Dr. Oz is also know to draw from pseudoscience to make provocative claims on television.
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Crisis isn't brilliant, provocative or very original — but it's funny and enjoyable and smart enough.
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They vary their vocal pitch at dramatic points and engage the audience with provocative questions.
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Chaya Bhuvaneswar is a *force* in her provocative debut short story collection White Dancing Elephants.
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While the latter film divided critics, I found the movie intelligent, well-executed, and provocative.
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Could the school look poorly on me if I follow provocative figures on social media?
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As for the "provocative" dance moves, she added that she hadn't been dancing at all.
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The comments caused outrage, and follow other provocative public outbursts in the past few months.
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The unpredictable leaders of both countries are pursuing extremely provocative and destabilizing patterns of behavior.
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Against this backdrop, North Korean officials continue to spout provocative declarations about intended further launches.
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Ultimately, Earnest said, North Korea needs to stop its "provocative" acts or face international repercussions.
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The younger Jonas brother has made a few provocative moves of his own, after all.
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Her paintings were being praised to the skies, and her business demands were conceptually provocative.
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Jackhammers, strobe lights and sudden blackouts add to the play's provocative and shocking torture scenes.
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" Palmer was also asked by defense attorneys whether he thought Andrews ever wore anything "provocative.
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Monday's statement could yet be another in a growing line of seemingly false provocative comments.
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Provocative speech triggers a prideful uproar and hurtful or aggressive things can be blurted out.
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My somewhat provocative answer is that we just had one — we just didn't notice it.
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Gingrich had a provocative suggestion of his own when it came to Mueller's staff, however.
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But North Korea sees them as provocative and hostile, perhaps even preparation for an invasion.
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He also took aim at China for its "provocative actions" in the South China Sea.
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I can be on the news in ten minutes if I say something provocative here.
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Jeremy O. Harris, the provocative playwright behind Broadway's "Slave Play," has been keeping a secret.
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Whether or not it's factual often takes a backseat to whether or not it's provocative.
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Milo Yiannopoulos, Breitbart's provocative former technology editor who is half-Jewish, wisely rejected the label.
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North Korea had long sought an end to the exercises, which it says are provocative.
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Because of this, we ask our students to engage with challenging, and often provocative, texts.
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They are only human and telling them they are being broadcast is provocative, he said.
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I wondered if provocative art could help a divided nation confront its past and present.
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The story's not even thought through well enough to be outrageous in a provocative way.
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But he can also be rigid and prone to doubling down on provocative public statements.
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"Nothing holds up," he said, a provocative argument that no one would make about drama.
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President Trump and President Xi agreed North Korea must stop its provocative and escalatory behavior.
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No matter how incendiary and provocative Fake Karl's tweets were, Real Karl always went further.
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Some Yale students said the case was especially provocative because of a lack of transparency.
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Strip clubs are all about indulging fantasies, from the acrobatic moves to the provocative outfits.
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But Cut Video is commemorating the holiday in a less predictable — and more provocative — fashion.
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"It is much easier to target the much more overtly, intentionally provocative genres," she said.
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Trump was more than generous with his time, access and willingness to say provocative things.
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"Here was the main provocative question for me to research in the nineties," Gaprindashvili recalled.
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Seek them out if you are in the mood to sample some surprising, provocative wines.
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It's supposed to be fun and provocative to a degree, but in a pleasurable way.
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The flight was "in response to recent provocative action by North Korea," the statement said.
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But last year, the parade organizers made posters that were very provocative and mocked Islam.
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Instead of coding herself as sexy or provocative, she's coding herself as virginal, even childlike.
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Still, this sort of provocative behavior is exactly what Ramsay has built his empire on.
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It comes down to Lewis's provocative question: How does white exist in relation to black?
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In contrast, BoJack's life builds a provocative case for the way we inherit familial trauma.
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"It's Time to Bomb North Korea," read one provocative headline in Foreign Policy this month.
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The provocative auteur's latest, The Misandrists, attempts a tongue-in-cheek critique of radical feminism.
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There are no words to describe this one's haunting beauty, expressive sophistication and provocative harmonies.
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She made religious epics and documentaries, never hesitating to expand into new or provocative domains.
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The museum is overwhelming in its didactic information, which is presented in visually provocative ways.
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Perhaps her most provocative choice, though, was to embark on a study of middle age.
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But we'll be saving a tremendous amount of money, plus I think it's very provocative.
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To capture consumers' attention, Jeffries created ad campaigns with provocative images and barely clothed models.
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That certain ingredients still make some Western diners squeamish is part of its provocative fun.
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Signs with provocative slogans such as "Liberate Hong Kong" are now commonplace across the city.
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But North Korea had refrained from missile launchings and other provocative acts in recent weeks.
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The Opinion section is regularly slammed for running lazy, pointlessly provocative, and/or embarrassing columns.
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"The Public has a longstanding history of defending innovative and provocative artistry," the theater said.
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It is, in Mila's phrase, "an act of rebellion," as provocative as it is protective.
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The daily drama is being punctuated and animated by Mr. Trump's provocative early morning tweets.
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"The violence and injuries were the result of this unpermitted, provocative demonstration," the statement said.
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Her abstract forms, Southwestern landscapes and provocative flowers pioneered a new form of American modernism.
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He's told me that to my face — and that may be provocative, but not really.
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This colorful and provocative question from Justice Kagan cut to the heart of the case.
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What made Kardashian and West such a provocative, culturally powerful couple was seemingly their prescience.
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" But he nevertheless called her appointment — as a senior officer involved in the program — "provocative.
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Both leaders condemned Pyongyang's "provocative" actions, which risk leading to "irreversible consequences", the Kremlin said.
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In addition, Washington could easily halt its provocative – and superfluous – overflight operations near North Korea.
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North Korea has also been known to take provocative action on days of national significance.
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In 1978, other NFL teams tried to beat the Cowboys cheerleaders by being more provocative.
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Since leaving "Monday Night Football," Williams has not hesitated to continue to make provocative statements.
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His constructions from the mid-1950s on are as philosophically provocative as they are funny.
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In 2017, menstrual product company Thinx sparked conversation with its in-your-face, provocative ads.
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The test was seen as one of the most provocative ever from the reclusive state.
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Now, any other president, that would have been the most provocative thing in the universe.
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The headline on Jay Caspian Kang's recent essay "Should Athletes Stick to Sports?" is provocative.
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The executives had cut it out, apparently because Ms. Sayeed's appearance had been too provocative.
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Just like during the Golden Globes nominations, HBO's provocative teen drama Euphoria was completely snubbed.
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His provocative writings may be spurring the other justices to take more time to respond.
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While Kim thinks our military pressure is waning, he hasn't suspended his own provocative measures.
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But despite the book's provocative premise, it isn't a work of rah-rah pop feminism.
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French President Francois Hollande last month, however, said the idea was provocative and "totally unrealistic".
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But his lively, provocative writing helped him elevate the field at just the right time.
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Known for pushing boundaries and sometimes provocative imagery, her work has influenced scores of artists.
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But there is a big difference here: Ms. Carlson's productions aren't sexually explicit or provocative.
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All of them are provocative, pertinent, well made and, yes, in some cases even entertaining.
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Last week, Ms. Wilson-Raybould offered provocative testimony to a House of Commons justice committee.
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Julian was a problematic figure with some provocative ideas about humanity's purpose in the universe.
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At the time, the title alone would have been polemical and the image remains provocative.
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"These repeated provocative actions ... undermine international security and dialogue," he said, calling for North Korea to "fully comply with its obligations under international law, not to threaten with or conduct any launches using ballistic missile technology and to refrain from any further provocative actions".
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The Courageous Conservatives PAC has aired provocative pro-Cruz ads in other states in the past.
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Analysts said the move was probably seen by the North Korean leader as insulting and provocative.
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Now distorted images are being used to stir up a hateful frenzy against provocative student activists.
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A provocative new documentary from award-winning director Tracy Droz Tragos does just that and more.
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After years of wartime rationing, this deliberate abundance was provocative to supporters, and blasphemous to detractors.
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The provocative street artist Banksy is believed to have taken his message on migration to Paris.
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You know, when Trump says some of these very provocative things, it stirs up his base.
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Also known as "Pocahottie" costumes, these getups are a stereotypical and provocative take on Native dress.
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Abroad, they serve as provocative messages to Pyongyang's adversaries, reminding foes about North Korea's military capabilities.
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It feels to me like most of the provocative questions that are raised are eventually answered.
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"Turns out that story was a lot more provocative than I actually anticipated," Cramer said Wednesday.
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I was a deliberately provocative, sexually precocious teenager, and was thoroughly bored by boys my age.
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This November, it canceled its once-annual fashion show as viewership increasingly shunned the provocative show.
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Coupled with Beyonce's provocative lyrics, the images inspired much conversation about matters of race and culture.
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It could well be the thesis statement for this small but philosophically provocative slice of life.
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"The only way to cure it is to entirely avoid exposure to provocative situations," she says.
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Japan said the possibility of further "provocative action" by North Korea could not be ruled out.
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The flight was "in response to recent provocative action by North Korea", the U.S. military said.
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The French Embassy called to tell me it was a provocative move and I shouldn't go.
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That disconnect is the subject of a provocative audit issued last week by Comptroller Scott Stringer.
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One provocative theme Parsons hoped to foster conversations about is the relationship between art and commerce.
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" Lewis' campaign defended his comments, saying his job was "to be provocative while on the radio.
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And Yiannopoulos has a long history of making offensive, provocative remarks; it's what he's known for.
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Naturally, after reading the provocative tweet (from a white male, no less) people were rightfully dumbfounded.
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That's the gist of a provocative thesis outlined in a new paper in the journal Chaos.
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Eminem was trolling before the word became codified, consciously provocative, purposely irresponsible, and occasionally profoundly unfunny.
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YOU SAY IN THE LETTER, IT'S A PROVOCATIVE POINT, TOO, YOU'RE CONSIDERING A COMPETING PARTIAL BID.
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If someone wore provocative symbols, they wouldn't be allowed to attend the events I fight at.
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Other sculptures, like the highly abstracted prone figure planted in an ancient theatre, are more provocative.
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It also deliberately focused on militants, rather than Pakistani troops, which would have been more provocative.
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This was a provocative idea, and Negroponte's OLPC pitch toed the line between ambition and hubris.
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The US and South Korea are also currently engaged in military exercises North Korea finds provocative.
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One theory involved Garner realizing that Caleb Landry Jones is a provocative and brilliant creative force.
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S. summit in light of this provocative military ruckus jointly conducted with the South Korean authorities.
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But no Republican endorser has drawn the ultimate distance -- disavowing the candidate making those provocative claims.
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"These kinds of provocative things are now starting to get said by actual politicians," Binder said.
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Brike's series relays feelings of innocence, but then shatters the illusion with provocative and sexualized imagery.
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Like Trump, his previous work rewarded him for being provocative, for being funny, for being authentic.
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He said in the past when North Korea did something provocative, the Presidents were too silent.
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Sign up and forward to your friends for heaps of global coverage and provocative Australia insight.
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It's a provocative stance, one expressed with anger, frustration, and a cathartic sense of enough's enough.
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The US carrier was "unprofessional and provocative" Friday, the IRGC navy said in a statement Saturday.
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Griffin apologized for the "disturbing" photos, taken by provocative celebrity photographer Tyler Shields, later that day.
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They were provocative and assertive, but they never destroyed property or threatened people's lives or safety.
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NowThis is known for creating provocative political videos meant to inspire, inform, and sometimes outrage viewers.
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Also on Friday, the U.N. Security Council condemned the "highly provocative" missile launch by North Korea.
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It's not the single bad or provocative opinion that should trouble society and its technology platforms.
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"Most of the people at my space found her work provocative, but also moving," he says.
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It is our government's official position that North Korea should not proceed with such provocative acts.
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But I do think there's something inherently provocative about young women doing things that are new.
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Pyongyang often uses holidays to carry out actions the US and its allies see as provocative.
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Obviously, I'm being provocative and cheeky here, because curry obviously does exist—it's on your plate.
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Even before Trump's provocative tweet, the White House was scrambling to clarify why Comey was fired.
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The series has been in development since 2013, and promises to be both chilling and provocative.
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But provocative, escalatory, and dangerous North Korean actions requires a multifaceted, nuanced, coordinated, and thoughtful response.
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The trustees in favor of permitting Orozco's provocative work prevailed, however, and did so with ease.
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That the show pits one maligned demographic against another is both provocative and grossly ill-timed.
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"He had become extremely provocative for many people, and that limited his voice," Hoffman told me.
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Inhofe's provocative style served a purpose: to push for deregulating air pollutants that cause climate change.
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It's a thinly-veiled attempt to create provocative content, and viewers weren't into it at all.
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It tied the notion to another, equally provocative question: Does Harvard shortchange Asian-Americans in admissions?
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Within hours, the U.S. State Department rebuked China for "bullying behavior" and "provocative and destabilizing activity".
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"Charif is always provocative and it will be interesting to see what they do," Spomer said.
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It's a provocative concept, to say the least, but hardly outside the bounds of storytelling reason. .
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Belle Delphine, a British cosplayer famous for her provocative photos, has been on Instagram since 2015.
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The event by the outspoken, provocative executive will be in West Virginia and by invitation only.
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But imposing a political agenda on her provocative and honest book might be beside the point.
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She must hold him accountable for his most provocative comments and his utter lack of substance.
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But "UnREAL" was every bit as provocative and daring, and more complex in its moral shadings.
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When I see an inappropriate [post], like provocative pictures or inappropriate language, it's a red flag.
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This is the context in which Russia's provocative cyber operations threatens to create a destabilizing precedent.
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Vance's treatment of the same themes in occasional writing, however, has been more provocative and contrarian.
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That's what you're here for, you are ever provocative and that's what we're looking forward to.
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If we're lucky, this is the start of an exciting, provocative new direction for the artist.
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Characteristic of past Calvin Klein Underwear campaigns, the clothing is secondary to the shots's provocative poses.
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Because — plot twist — Kardashian posts provocative photos regardless of how any of us feel about them.
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As the only drug he still indulges in, he considers the paintings more celebratory than provocative.
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Can you even remember a time when the provocative eggplant or the twinning girls didn't exist?
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And amid a trade war with Trump, Beijing doesn't seem to mind Kim's more provocative approach.
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I want to put a pin in that provocative statement and we'll come back to it.
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Album Review At first glance, "There's a Riot Going On" is a pointlessly provocative album title.
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Locals sculpted provocative scenes dealing with sex and political angst with the government and the church.
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Michael Slackman, the International editor, has written a provocative article about a world without journalists watching.
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If it did, then it was the Americans, and not the Iranians, who were being provocative.
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In an interview, the longtime Disney Channel star discusses her "scary" move into explicit, provocative television.
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With "Phantom Thread," he has created his most unflinching — and likely most provocative — love story yet.
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Robert Jackman is a writer interested in personal freedoms—however strange or provocative—in today's America.
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Posters frequently say provocative things just to vent or to get a rise out of people.
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They know who they are, even if who they are happens to be contradictory and provocative.
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Its powers are inexhaustible; it is a poetry of energy and life, always modern and provocative.
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A play should always contain "something difficult, something provocative, something to change the world," he said.
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For years the techniques have set off provocative legal and ethical debates about what defines parenthood.
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He declined to comment on whether restarting large-scale military exercises could be viewed as provocative.
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Still, for weeks after the killing, Mr. Erdogan was circumspect, mainly limiting himself to provocative questions.
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Here's a somewhat esoteric bur provocative paper arguing that platforms enforce their speech rules through probabilities.
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He views them as provocative, a sign that his enemies are training to overthrow the regime.
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"This show is meant to entertain, but it is obviously meant to be provocative," King said.
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It's a deliberately provocative gesture that helped make "Salome" the most scandalous opera of its time.
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Unless the law is changed, that shouldn't be a provocative assertion, nor was it until recently.
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Texts that were provocative or moving were sometimes set to music that was oblique and bland.
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The result of this increasingly provocative discourse is often pathetic, at times comical and occasionally worrying.
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By contrast, they said, Trump's quick response shows that America will not tolerate Iran's provocative behavior.
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She also warned that North Korea has taken provocative actions during presidential transitions in the past.
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For anyone looking to understand American society today, WHITESHIFT, by Eric Kaufmann, offers a provocative frame.
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Some speculated that the Chinese were twitting Mr. Trump after his own provocative actions toward them.
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Art Basel also offers a robust program of panels and conversations, some more provocative than others.
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Erickson's provocative and challenging novel is suffused with music, including a playlist compiled by a character.
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That deters them from actual acts but doesn't necessarily deter them from provocative or bellicose statements.
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Like "Sapiens," it is lively, provocative and sure to be another hit among the pooh-bahs.
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His provocative, at times chilling, book is essential reading for those who think about the future.
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The move came after provocative statements about the executive were discovered on the employee's Facebook page.
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That Mr. Michele knows that makes him the most provocative and devious of major-house designers.
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North Korea has a history of testing missiles and generally taking provocative actions during such events.
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They even flew American flags, a symbolic and provocative move usually avoided in Middle Eastern interventions.
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Her raps are, as a rule, provocative, absurdist, and violent, often all at the same time.
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These are not outlier examples used in bad faith to present a provocative but false choice.
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But as seasoned hands got access to him, he retreated from some of his provocative promises.
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He died at the age of 76, and left behind provocative as well as comical quotes.
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It was a provocative, possibly divisive, message from a mainstream mayoral candidate in New York City.
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His irreverent style and provocative reputation brought him both fame and contempt from other fashion designers.
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The evidence is clear: Iran's provocative actions threaten the United States, the region and the world.
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A transit on the eastern side, closer to Taiwan, would be viewed as much more provocative.
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The video is the latest in a series of provocative and controversial posts from the NRA.
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Still, the use of space for defensive activities is likely to be litigious and provocative territory.
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Only the c-suite or the CEO can make a provocative outside-in view politically safe.
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These are not outlier examples used in bad faith to present a provocative but false choice.
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A well-known novelist, filmmaker and commentator, Mr. Moix has made plenty of provocative statements before.
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There's a sense your generation are more political, especially when it comes to avoiding anything provocative.
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To Noé's many haters, though, his work too often crosses the line between provocative and juvenile.
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The gay plays I've been seeing more recently are variously charming, sexy, provocative and beautifully crafted.
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"Our Finest Clothing: A Layered History of our Skin" lives up to the museum's provocative reputation.
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We call on Iran and its allies to cease provocative actions and work toward regional peace.
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There was one other super-provocative piece you had there: We need to talk about Wikipedia.
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Entang Wiharso's solo exhibition at Marc Straus Gallery is filled with nightmarish allegories and provocative entanglements.
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It's difficult to imagine that Ginger would have been unaware of its racially provocative connotations, though.
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She was a chameleon in her approach, dressing up pop songs with hip-hop's provocative ear.
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But that, too, has gone AWOL, along with the most provocative parts of his foreign policy.
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"I think it is worth noting, we have had no missile launches or provocative acts on the part of, or provocative actions, on the part of North Korea since the UN Security Council resolution" sanctioning Pyongyang on August 5, Tillerson said Tuesday at the State Department.
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The Obama administration criticised Russia when it tested the missile in 2014; deploying it would be provocative.
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Indeed, the president chose to call them provocative war games, which are not the case at all.
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Lagerfeld was no longer alone in churning out provocative quotes; our country's President does it every hour.
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"There are extremely provocative actions they could take, but we think they'll choose something moderate," Rome said.
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Visitors were met by walls plastered with seductive photographs and tables heaped with provocative books and zines.
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Indeed, sanctions on individuals are far less provocative than the alternative: measures aimed at crippling Iran's economy.
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These theories are all fascinating and provocative in their own right, but the ultimate reason remains unclear.
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The Grammys has been known to play it safe, he said, and Beyonce's album was incredibly provocative.
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The colorful canvases are beautifully provocative, drawing in the viewer for their size and allure of characters.
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No one is laughing anymore at the populist candidates who have been making provocative statements for years.
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Well let's ... Yeah, I know, that's a very provocative question and I would answer it very square.
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"We're preparing for everything that might evolve based on (Kim's) very, very provocative behavior," the official said.
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"The behavior by our standards is provocative and could be seen as an escalation," the officials said.
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He was sentenced a day after North Korea carried out two provocative -- but apparently failed -- missile tests.
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YouTubers review it, editors rave about it, and our conservative moms love it despite its provocative name.
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Lewis defended some of those comments by saying he was paid to be provocative on his program.
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Before the bomb threats, GamerGate, or the violent emails and tweets, Anita Sarkeesian had a provocative idea.
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It's about the life and work of Alexander McQueen, the provocative designer who killed himself in 2010.
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The government weighed in after two ethnic Indians made a racially provocative music video attacking the advert.
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It was provocative, hilarious, and (for better or worse) the most I have ever felt seen onstage.
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In November, Facebook said that it would act to halt the spread of "sensationalist and provocative" content.
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From that moment forward, he offered ever coarser, ever more provocative remarks to hold the nation's attention.
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At its most subtle and provocative, religiously-inspired commentary on worldly matters transcends the conventional secular categories.
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It's a compassionate, unsparing book, full of provocative ideas about art, ethics and the formation of sensibility.
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ISIS should have understood that provocative attacks against Western targets would only amplify the war against it.
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We&aposll see what develops over the next few days, if any provocative actions occur from DPRK.
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It's this thrilling and provocative dynamic that pushed Stone to take on her first (semi) nude scene.
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She was edgy, off-beat, provocative — but still a chill girl who could hang with the guys.
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Among his first picks were four tobacco firms, a provocative bet amid a backlash against cigarette makers.
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Amazon was really interested in people and shows that were willing to take risks and be provocative.
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And in the '90s, Bruce Weber shot his provocative series of ads for Versace Jeans and Versus.
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The timing of the broadcasts -- on Kim Jong Un's 33rd birthday -- were particularly "provocative", government minders said.
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Take for example, Morgan Lane's Isabeli Bodysuit which to my eye looks equal parts provocative and polished.
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The United States and its allies have said North Korea's nuclear tests are provocative, destabilizing and dangerous.
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Minkkinen's piece, "The Glass Penis," (1988), shows a penis in a champagne glass — a provocative, disconcerting photograph.
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" Overall, Yonkers, who has a long-standing interest in psychiatric disorders in women, finds the study "provocative.
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And two senior US officials tell CNN's Barbara Starr that the message shouldn't be interpreted as provocative.
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China has been angered by what it views as provocative US military patrols close to the islands.
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Donald Trump would see that as a provocative act against the United States, and he would retaliate.
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But Doucet added that he was being provocative and actually wanted to see Snowden put on trial.
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But Trump's provocative conduct, he said, has sparked a unique degree of personal hostility between the sides.
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The clause about the length of a recess, more provocative lawyers argue, is authoritative but not binding.
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His provocative dancing and hit records turned him into one of the 20th century's most recognizable icons.
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She subsequently said that the provocative performance was an homage to the Austrian conceptual artist Valie Export.
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It's the latest sign that Ryan is hitching his wagon to the provocative and pugnacious president-elect.
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There have been incidents at sea, border violations and test missile firings seen as provocative and threatening.
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Jennifer Lopez has a history of making glamorous — and sometimes provocative — entrances on awards-show red carpets.
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The North Korean regime interprets the drills as rehearsal for invasion, and could respond with provocative measures.
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Republicans, both in the administration and Congress, have made the case that Iran's actions are purposefully provocative.
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Mr. Bloomberg, who often challenges subordinates with provocative questions, has grown accustomed to deference, the people said.
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I responded honestly to, I thought, a point that was meant to be provocative but wasn't serious.
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His studiously provocative championing of Taiwan's independence even strained Taiwan's ties with the United States, its defender.
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The intended purpose of today's attack was to wipe out a newspaper, which published provocative, humorous material.
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Tuesday's launch was particularly provocative as it was North Korea's first ballistic missile to fly over Japan.
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The provocative move will likely lead to further isolation and sanctions for Pyongyang from the United Nations.
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When adversaries doubt the capabilities of the United States, they are more likely to undertake provocative actions.
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Artists usually court controversy when their work is, or seems to be, stridently polemic, or purposely provocative.
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Space launches are considered provocative because the rockets use near identical technology to intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM).
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John Kerry, America's secretary of state, has called the idea of such a zone "provocative and destabilising".
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"Dolce & Gabbana have always been deliberately provocative and they make fun of everything, including themselves." says Binkley.
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Her City Council representative Mike Fagan, however, thinks local businesses have taken the provocative attire too far.
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Whether such a provocative approach is the best beginning for December's NATO summit is an open question.
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Milo has fashioned himself as a provocative advocate for free speech, but has a history with Nazism.
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Unexpectedly intruding upon this provocative tableau is Joanna, Claire's close chum and possibly her partner in crime.
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But I think it's a provocative one," he said in an interview on "Squawk on the Street.
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" Rather, he cast the decision as a cost-saving measure, but added the exercises are "very provocative.
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Wray's novelistic efficiency, which might, with other material, constitute a limiting conventionality, is here a provocative withholding.
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Barr, whose provocative Twitter presence rankled ABC executives, has been an outspoken proponent of President Donald Trump.
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Their answers were light-hearted, provocative, and revealing about the state of the airline industry in Europe.
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"Just spoke to President XI JINPING of China concerning the provocative actions of North Korea," Trump tweeted.
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Lavrov accused Turkey of "provocative actions that violate Syria's territorial integrity", the ministry said in a statement.
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She said she believes dressing in a less provocative manner reduces her risk of being sexually assaulted.
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A patrol by U.S. warships in October was dubbed "illegal" and "provocative" by the Chinese Defence Ministry.
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Still, as this episode's grossly provocative opening scene reminds us, Goodwin still has a way with words.
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Their aim is to be as provocative as possible in hopes that their commentary will go viral.
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But this year it has been particularly aggressive and provocative, conducting massive military maneuvers on Russia's borders.
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"Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?" the Atlantic asked in a provocative and widely read 21 cover story.
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Powers is sensitive to these contexts, but not so cautious as to shy away from provocative insights.
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Ray's band, Bad Luck #13 was the next generation of in your face provocative rock and roll.
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The Trump campaign appeared to disavow one of its most provocative policy proposals on Thursday, as Gov.
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And it poses provocative questions about the depths to which humans will sink when there aren't consequences.
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One of Glenn's sets included songs from his provocative 2016 album Excommunication, about his struggles with faith.
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A refusal to reject the past, or to get stuck in it, never looked quite so provocative.
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In a pre-internet world, he built a global brand on the power of astonishingly provocative imagery.
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What this development does underscore, though, is the provocative steps Tehran is taking to counter Trump's policies.
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Anonymous is a bartender in Washington, DC. First Person is Vox's home for compelling, provocative narrative essays.
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Lambe Culo's images on Instagram and Tumblr are often sexually provocative, challenging respectability politics at all turns.
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His campaign has been a steady stream of provocative statements about women, Muslims, Mexicans, and other groups.
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And it wasn't that they were independent or edgy or that the content was risky or provocative.
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I find it quite easy to be funny and tender and provocative all at the same time.
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Turkey, an ally of Iran, called for the avoidance of "provocative steps" that could harm regional stability.
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They can be irreverent or provocative, and are sometimes a seemingly conflicting blend of standoffish and humanitarian.
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Russia branded the verdict "extremely unfriendly and essentially provocative" and opened a probe into the judges involved.
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But Trump turned the moment into a provocative distraction that skirted any real reckoning with the issues.
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"Most of what federal judges do is not the exciting and titillating or provocative cases," he said.
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Race/Related is a newsletter focused on identity and culture, with provocative stories from around The Times.
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He returned to Nigeria in the '80s, at which point his appearance became a deliberately provocative performance.
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Nonetheless, to analogize possession of assault rifles to the right to free speech is a provocative move.
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I think he actually says things that are more provocative and more hateful than even Wallace did.
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The comments section hosted a hot debate about the nature of art, stimulated by Marzella's provocative posts.
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The issues that compelled Spero to create some her most provocative work never cease to trouble us.
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It's a pleasure to share the mic with the most charismatic and provocative professor in my building.
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This provocative performance piece, created and performed by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, returns to Ars Nova.
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Indeed, at times the candidates almost seem to jockey for the most provocative denunciation of the president.
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It's a stunning, haunting and provocative psychological suspense novel that anyone who cares about literature should read.
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Paintings are provocative to think about in the same way that certain philosophical or scientific ideas are.
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Our first class created a provocative campaign to draw attention to the absurdity of normalized gun violence.
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A lot of Danish people poke and like to be a bit provocative—it's in our DNA.
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It's around this time that Sega emerged as an industry thought leader with provocative advertisements for Heat.
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The provocative title, the down-home humor and Ms. Hall's amiable songs made for a winning package.
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Early on, he showed that Chinese artists could be at least as provocative as their Western compatriots.
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The church seems unbowed by Mr. Duterte's lashings; some of its responses have been blistering or provocative.
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He wrote and performed melodic ditties in a variety of subgenres, with lyrics full of provocative wordplay.
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The topic of subs versus dubs is far more complex and provocative than it initially might seem.
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In freely speaking her mind, she raises provocative questions about the intersection of autism and the neurotypical.
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Japan's chief government spokesperson said that North Korea's remarks and behavior were provocative and unacceptable, Reuters reported.
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The memo also listed a more provocative option — targeting specific Iranian officials for death by military strike.
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Back from a trip overseas, President Trump resumed his Twitter habit, in ways both provocative and cryptic.
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But, when he wanted to engage, he spoke with a worldly, provocative humor that Wood found appealing.
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But that provocative nature challenges the notions of what is conjured when people think of that name.
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This provocative history challenges the view of the West as heir to a pure Greco-Roman culture.
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Mr. Flynn, then, is not wrong about Iran's provocative actions and the need for a vigorous response.
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Bernard has routinely reacted to criticism by publishing ads that are even more provocative, Ms. Havlikova said.
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This provocative history of mail-order marriages challenges stereotypes about women who leave home to wed strangers.
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He warned Iran he would tighten sanctions if the country continues provocative behavior in the Middle East.
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It is not the first time Mr. Trump has made a provocative allegation without providing supporting evidence.
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Mr. Bloomberg's rhetoric grew more provocative, even after the police had quietly begun to abandon the tactic.
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No internet in India: As the government pushes increasingly provocative policies, it is cutting off online access.
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I wanted to start it in a provocative way, where we're situating ourselves in her inner voice.
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His new book, "The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties," is even more provocative and pessimistic.
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Are those who banned Mr. Yahya's novel even familiar with the provocative writings of their own intellectuals?
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Atop its main building, large red characters praise "General Kim Jong-un," the country's provocative young leader.
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"Both leaders condemned the Iranian regime's provocative rocket attacks from Syria against Israeli citizens," the statement said.
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His saving grace may be Kim Jong-un's inability to resist a new round of provocative actions.
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One of the most provocative questions to emerge is: Who exactly owned those lost, cheap, tattered Austens?
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As you may have heard, Trump is provocative, he's unpredictable, a candidate like we've never seen before.
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Elsewhere in the country, a nativity scene built by a far-right mayor constitutes provocative identity politics.
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Israel's Parliament passed a provocative law that would retroactively legalize Jewish settlements on privately owned Palestinian land.
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Yet, as this provocative biography reveals, he was not always a champion of peace and social justice.
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Where enforcement gets tricky: Enforcement of political ad policies gets more difficult when ads take provocative positions.
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Weber is known for his provocative photo shoots for brands such as Abercrombie & Fitch and Calvin Klein.
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That resistance to the genre's longstanding norms feels disorienting — not a new paradigm but a provocative one.
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Hence the "ecological despair" that the conservation biologist Chris Thomas identifies early in his provocative new book.
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Nishimoto takes provocative selfies that challenge the way the elderly are perceived in a rapidly graying Japan.
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As a provocative gesture, the film is more about absence than presence, about mood rather than motivation.
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But I do regret the lack of balance and provocative tone of some of my college writings.
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China has been angered by what it views as provocative U.S. military patrols close to the islands.
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The next most rewarded artist was Kendrick Lamar, the provocative and critically admired rapper from Compton, Calif.
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Perhaps the most provocative of its contradictions is that the figure has both breasts and a penis.
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There is something incredibly smart, wry, assured, tender, and provocative about this work, which is beautifully painted.
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For now, it seems more like a provocative argument than the start of a real sea change.
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The National Safety Council understands that the memorial is provocative and stirs many different emotions in people.
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But it was not as provocative as previous ones carried out since Trump took office in January.
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"(We) again call on Pyongyang to cease with the provocative rhetoric, cease with the threats and quite frankly, more critically, cease with the provocative behaviour, the actual conduct, that has led to yet another round of international sanctions," U.S. State Department spokesman John Kirby told a regular briefing.
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"They have wonderful conversations, and the heat from these fire signs is very provocative to Gemini," Stellas says.
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Spencer, a controversial figure in Georgia politics, said he was made to "shout provocative language" during the filming.
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Referencing Flynn's provocative tweets, which strongly endorsed Trump throughout the campaign season, Chertoff pushed for big-picture analysis.
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Many Americans may remember Hardee's and Carl's Jr. for their provocative commercials featuring scantily clad models and celebrities.
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To do that, Apple has teamed up with the ragtag, provocative, millennial-attracting media powerhouse known as Vice.
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A US official said Friday that Washington would continue its response to actions it deems provocative from Iran.
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The launch drew swift condemnation from Japan, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe saying further provocative action was possible.
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He is overwhelming Washington with a series of provocative executive orders that aim to fulfill his campaign promises.
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Provocative nuclear and missile tests by North Korea last year initially gave Moon little diplomatic room to maneuver.
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Related: Provocative Photos of a Female Artist Laying Down on Frat House Lawns Then there's the outright misogyny.
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And in addition to his massive baggage, Salva's insistence on being provocative might contribute to his marginalized career.
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THE TIMING may have been a little provocative but some of the proposals are evolutionary rather than revolutionary.
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Luna's unexpected passing at the age of 68 interrupted a steady flow of thoughtful and provocative performance art.
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"She was an original forger," the narrator states, perhaps echoing Gaínza's provocative thoughts on Latin American modern art.
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The high-waisted pants, billowy shirts, heeled booties, sequin jumpsuits all proved nothing was too provocative for Prince.
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Emilia Olsen uses the Death and the Maiden allegory as a provocative metaphor for artistic sustenance and renewal.
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Yesterday, Donald Trump slammed Ted Cruz over a super PAC's use of a provocative photo of his wife.
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The presidential campaign is generating massive global media attention because of Trump and his many provocative policy proposals.
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As this provocative, five-year documentary makes clear, the desperate parents who follow him will follow him anywhere.
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Around him sat supporters, some clad in track suits, who cheered or laughed at his more provocative opinions.
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But they have tied the notion to another, equally provocative question: Does Harvard shortchange Asian-Americans in admissions?
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Gvasalia's most provocative fashion move may be his attempt to abolish or at least challenge those invisible rules.
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In fact, Pontiac, Michigan's pride and joy has been confrontational and provocative with the Church from the jump.
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In fact, one can find precedent for Trump's birtherism in his previous provocative statements about racially sensitive subjects.
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That's the question coming on the heels of the latest remarks from the campaign season's most provocative candidate.
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To China, which wants everyone to act as if Taiwan belongs to it, the new building is provocative.
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The provocative name was catnip to social media critics, who flamed the title as racist, confusing or counterproductive.
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"President Trump and President Xi agreed North Korea must stop its provocative and escalatory behavior," the statement said.
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Press play above to catch Stewart's gloriously mesmerizing, provocative film — trust us, you've never seen anything like it.
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It strongly condemned North Korea's "provocative act" and said South Korea's military was "prepared" for any more provocations.
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In May, they bickered in Instagram comments about whether a photo of Royalty was too provocative to post.
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Kevin Williamson is a very — whatever you want to say about him — an extremely unusually provocative conservative writer.
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The statement lacks credibility and is "astonishing, provocative and irresponsible," Qassemi said, according to the IRIB news agency.
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The presence of California governor Jerry Brown and other leading Democrat politicians at the talks will be provocative.
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It's hard to pick a fave among Farrah's provocative pics ... so go ahead and check out her cheeks.
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Tuesday tweet marks the latest in a string of provocative statements Trump has made during the past week.
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We will consider such provocative actions as a direct threat to international peace and security in the region.
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So he likes to be really provocative, whereas Sykes portrays himself as more of the cerebral Republican guy.
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So can you really blame a brand for giving a seen-it-all-before color a provocative name?
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Tate and McFarland derived inspiration from Dolce & Gabbana's provocative Fall 2013 and Summer 2016 campaigns for Thirlwall's look.
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Alan Grayson, the outspoken congressman whose provocative statements have repeatedly made headlines and garnered him a cult following.
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I bang out 1989, but at the same time I get the most joy from music that's provocative.
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It's satirical, but it's played straight, and it's what makes listening to his music both provocative and compelling.
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"We will consider such provocative actions as a direct threat to international peace and security in the region."
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His inquiry leads to a provocative conclusion: The problem isn't the soldiers or the wars, it's our society.
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It combines a very provocative mix of surrealist imaginings and treatments along with a spare and elegant design.
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The abuses are so frequent and so uniformly macabre that the narrative becomes paradoxically dull rather than provocative.
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Provocative quotes about sex and sin reinforce an interpretation of the artist as herself a kind of appassionata.
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Trump just may be more provocative in how he says it, but the actual positions aren't that different.
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Though less provocative, it stirs memories of McCarthy's butt plug inflatable on the Place Vendôme two years ago.
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Tuesday's missile launch was particularly provocative as it was North Korea's first ballistic missile to fly over Japan.
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"The data in it was explicit; it was extremely provocative," one parent told the school board Tuesday night.
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The Skinny is a dark comedy that confronts the topic of eating disorders in a smart, provocative way.
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The missile was fired from a location near Pyongyang, in a provocative and rare move by the regime.
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His latest book, "China's Future," is a short but provocative look at events that could determine China's direction.
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Their subversive and often humorous paintings, performances, prints, collages and texts have lost none of their provocative power.
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A very provocative technology, currently being used by law enforcement and our military, is a cell-site simulator.
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"Spermhood," his funny, provocative, tentatively performed new solo show at Dixon Place, tells the story of what followed.
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A recent spate of articles in Vietnam's tightly controlled media has condemned Chinese activities as provocative and unacceptable.
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Japan has said it respects its promises on the Taiwan but actually it has been provocative, she added.
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In the heat of posting a provocative tweet early Saturday morning, Donald Trump's spell checker apparently failed him.
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And here is his provocative and thoughtful 1991 essay on the United States' role abroad: "The Lonely Superpower."
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It's a provocative theory: that you can build a big fashion business on the willingness to go small.
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The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office is using the "provocative act" doctrine, which is allowed in California.
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ANDREW CYRILLE Mr. Cyrille is a wise and provocative jazz drummer drawn to the deeper currents of rhythm.
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Not that many of the ideas, and the various ways in which they're presented, aren't provocative in themselves.
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Another, even more provocative study published in 2012 looked directly at the hearts of long-term competitive athletes.
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Weegee knew Surrealism when he saw it, and the recognition came from an artistic instinct for provocative juxtaposition.
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There is nothing nearly as provocative here, but Hal Brooks's modern-dress production does well by the story.
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It is also a mood piece about innocence, a provocative and unlikely rejoinder to the song's tabloid DNA.
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Firstly, the pictures she posts on her Instagram page are suggestive at best, and inappropriately provocative at worst.
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Then again, that's exactly what the park is, and that meta aspect becomes provocative, if not completely mitigating.
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Stone is known for being easily accessible, and he seems to relish providing reporters with provocative sound bites.
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" On Friday, he called the U.N. resolution a "provocative action" that "must be dealt with sternly and forcefully.
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The latest film from the meticulous, provocative Austrian director Nikolaus Geyrhalter could be described as an environmental documentary.
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The magazine is filled with provocative images, featuring nude models, articles contain swear words and avant-garde ideas.
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China in particular learned that there was no reason to consider an American response when contemplating provocative action.
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" Lewis previously defended controversial comments made on his show by saying that he was paid to be "provocative.
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Art can be expensive, and it can be challenging; it can be obtuse, and it can be provocative.
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They've got to be quite controversial, challenging and provocative figures in order to gain that kind of importance.
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Instead, it ends up feeling contrived by filmmakers driven more by provocative imagery than inspiring a reflective conversation.
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"I understood that many white Americans, and some people of color, would find it provocative," he told CNN.
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His provocative judgment is that the British prime minister was "more millstone than help" in winning the war.
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"This is the latest of many provocative and hostile actions by Iran against vessels operating in international waters."
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With an instinctive flair for the provocative quote, I began describing the show in the most outrageous terms.
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The critic Wesley Morris takes on that question in a provocative new essay about art and social justice.
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The study asks the provocative question of whether giving the solicitor general this preferred position makes any sense.
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Not to be explicitly provocative, but both Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden have deeply flawed theories of change.
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It's taken us until nearly 30 years after Collins's death to get these sharp, provocative stories into print.
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Fewer politics and more transparency resulting in more meritocratic and provocative exhibitions in NYC and around the world.
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Muhammad Iqbal, a national police spokesman, said the demonstrators were "provocative and violent," according to Channel News Asia.
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Yes, it's important to keep fighting Law and Justice on the internet by responding to their provocative posts.
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The Carpetbagger From "Widows" to "12 Years a Slave," the director walks us through his provocative first shots.
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Not everyone likes the idea, though, and some arts leaders maintain that theater should be unsettling and provocative.
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She spoke to The Times Magazine about a provocative-sounding idea that, in practice, requires a subtler understanding.
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Often described as Norway's most provocative artist, he has often explored sexual and drug themes in his art.
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This is not the first time Mr. Kim has chosen a provocative moment to flaunt his country's weapons.
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This New York-based company uses provocative visuals and full-throttled movement to convey internal and social tensions.
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During their relationship, she allowed him to take images of her in "provocative poses," according to the lawsuit.
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