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Inevitably, such departures provoke chatter on the Web.
Or at least provoke chatter most.
Instead, it was Baumgartner's record-breaking sky dive from a capsule 39km (24 miles) above the Earth that provoked chatter.
Random House, the world's largest consumer publisher, provoked endless chatter about its decision to take a vastly reduced space on the exhibition floor with room for just four autograph signing stands, moving all its meeting space into a windowless room downstairs.
Since Keller began writing for the redesigned Times magazine in March -- and soon started a public spat with (my boss) Arianna Huffington and provoked the chattering class on Twitter -- many have speculated he was flexing muscles as a writer in preparation for stepping down as editor.
And a wonkish report from a former IMF man estimates that India has lost $462 billion in illegal capital flight since independence.The telecoms scandal has provoked the most chatter.
But few questions on the so-called Big Test appear to have provoked more anxious chatter — at least in this era of texting and online comment streams and discussion threads — than an essay prompt in some versions of the SAT administered last Saturday in which students were asked to opine on reality television.
The immateriality is in the chatter it provokes, the jokes, the pleasure some will take in seeing the president humiliated, and resulting insiders' discourse about contemporary art and irony.
The report provoked a full day of chatter on cable channels, as members of the permanent Washington infrastructure and punditry class asked themselves, and one another, the obvious.
The Rule of St. Benedict, the most influential monastic code, advised monks to "prefer moderation in speech and speak no foolish chatter, nothing just to provoke laughter; do not love immoderate or boisterous laughter".
