This led him to veer off in a radically new direction-and to produce perhaps his most thought-provoking book.
Toilets cannot be flushed, or washing machines used, after 10pm without provoking s must be hailed from a tape is rife.
Should the meanest thing alive slap me on the cheek, I'd not only turn the other, but, I'd ask pardon for provoking it; and, as a proof, I'll go make my peace with Edgar instantly.
The third is the fear of provoking collapsing regimes into taking European expatriates as hostages.
Both countries are also currently facing a classical problem for authoritarian governments: how do you manage a change of leadership without provoking dangerous infighting at the top?
Zeihan says the new US president would risk provoking conflict with Pakistan if he sends US forces across the border from Afghanistan to pursue the Taliban and Al Qaeda.
He may have no intention of disarming himself, only of provoking division among the other five across the table.
They may rationalize their behavior by accusing others of provoking them: Problems at home are blamed on a spouse, difficulties at work on a boss; troubles on the road on other drivers.
He was aware, more than ever, of the provoking woman-child quality.
Like a stream of years, with the time to fade away with the story, the wind blows the memory, then in the pen outlines the aesthetical chapters, dyed a body of Acacia, provoking the sorrow of the world.
An ever-escalating array of industry-developed vaccines confer short-term protection, but at the expense of provoking flu to evolve in unpredictable ways.
I told him that while I disagreed with central elements of it, the essay was riveting and thought-provoking.
His decision to allow gay marriages in San Francisco's city hall in 2004 was credited with provoking a big Republican turnout in that year's presidential race.
But the 85-year-old monarch has proved wary of provoking a conservative backlash.
You will avoid provoking belligerent vessels that may sight you.
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