Bieber's lawyer, Brian Greenspan, said the absolute discharge for the assault "recognised the fact that it was an incident that was somewhat provoked and that it lasted less than a minute".
But, despite official declarations of confidence from NASA, it's always been somewhat anxiety provoking to rely on the Russians, which is why the U.S. has increasingly been using Orbital and the SpaceX corporation for non-human cargoes.
Somewhat predictably, success provoked jostling and envy.
These cacao cultists (and new evidence that dark chocolate is somewhat healthful) have provoked chocolate makers to keep stripping chocolate down, eliminating distractions like emulsifiers, vanilla and sometimes even sugar.
Marcus Christenson Match report: Denmark 2-2 Swinen (Sweden win 4-3 on aggregate Hungary's achievement in reaching their first European Championship since 1972 should not be scoffed at but does provoke somewhat mixed feelings.
He repeatedly invoked international law, insisting that only self-defence or a United Nations Security Council resolution could make intervention lawful.This somewhat pious attitude provoked the only public spat Mr Putin had with his fellow panellists, who included François Fillon, a former prime minister of France, and Volker Rühe, a former defence minister of Germany.
Still odder is the 1963 Vienna "Incoronazione di Poppea" (457 674-2; two CD's), one of the opera's first presentations by a major theater in modern times, following Glyndebourne's staging the preceding summer, when Raymond Leppard's relatively lavish "realization" of the work's somewhat enigmatic sources provoked critical and scholarly protests.
For the leaders of the central Asian states, events in Ukraine must be provoking multiple and somewhat contradictory anxieties.
This collection of language — at once provoking, imposing and somewhat vague — is made bolder by Kruger's signature palette of red, white and black that imitates the most aggressive forms of advertising.
It was more: 'Yes OK, let's get it removed and get on with it.'" Further blood was spilt after Labour backbencher John McDonnell joked at an anti-war comedy night that constituents he'd met didn't want to sack McVey but that they had asked: "Why aren't we lynching the bastard?" provoking Grant Shapps to, somewhat inaccurately, accuse Labour MPs of "making vile death threats against a female MP".
Definitions of provoking factors varied somewhat between the three cohorts, but in spite of this, the proportion of provoked VTE events was approximately 50% in all studies, which is in accordance with previous population-based studies.
